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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1948

Page

3

State Printing Board bids for college catalogs and Bul letin

The Iowa State Printing Board will meet in Des Moines on Friday August 138 1948 to receive bids for catalogs and calendars for State Teachers College and other items. Bids due by 4 p.m. and opened then. board may reject all bids. For specs contact Sherman W Needham Superintendent of Printing State House Des Moines.

Iowa State Printing Board Des Moines Iowa Iowa State Teachers College Beef Producers Agriculture Seeds Department of Agriculture State Teachers College Sherman W. Needham State House

Brighton Lumber Company Dissolved by Stockholders Vote

Notice states Brighton Lumber Company an Iowa corporation with principal place in Brighton is dissolved by unanimous stockholder vote. The document lists W A Logan president and James Huiskamp Jr secretary with dates July 19 26 Aug 2 9.

Brighton Lumber Company Iowa Brighton Brighton Number Company W. A. Logan James Huiskamp, Jr

Letter From South Wales Describes Postwar Rationing

John R. Hughes writes from Camarthenshire, South Wales, noting changes since 1919. He details travel from Washington via Chicago Detroit and across Canada to New York, weather, and widespread rationing of food clothing and fuel with limited gas for doctors and nurses.

John R. Hughes Washington Wales Hughes Camarthenshire South Wales Chicago Detroit Bill Williams Canada Niagara Falls New York City Big City

Eddie Albert learns sign language in The Dude Goes West

Two Indian sign language experts teach Eddie Albert for The Dude Goes West at the State theatre starring Albert and Gale Storm. Col. Tim McCoy and Chief Many Treaties instruct in a tale where sign language saves lives during a capture in an Indian village. Kurt Neumann directs scenes filmed outdoors in Southern California.

America Eddie Albert Albert King Brothers Allied Artists State Theatre Gale Storm Col Tim McCoy Montana Wyoming Chief Many Treaties Col. McCoy Miss Storm Kurt Neumann California

Farm Bureau plans expansion for Iowa fertilizer plant

The Iowa Farm Bureau increases capital stock by 1 million dollars to fund a fertilizer plant expansion in central Iowa. A two week member drive will offer preferred stock in September. The plant food company aims to become a major producer and distributor of high analysis fertilizer under this plan.

Des Moines Iowa Farm Bureau Iowa Plant Food Company Farm Bureau Howard Hill Plant Food Company Iowa

Communists Open Convention In New York Tonight

The Communist party begins its 14th annual national convention at Madison Square Garden in New York tonight with platform adoption and candidate selection planned in closed sessions later. Twelve leaders face federal indictments over alleged efforts to overthrow the U.S. government. The party will not nominate a presidential candidate, aligning with 1944 practice and backing Henry A. Wallace’s Progressive ticket. William Z. Foster will deliver the keynote address, with portions broadcast on ABC stations from 6:30 to 8:45 p.m. CST.

New York Communist Party Madison Square Gerien Grand Jury United States Supreme Court Progressive Party Henry A. Wallace Franklin D. Roosevelt William Z. Foster American Broadcasting Company

Polio Epidemic Triggers Public Ban in Asheville

Asheville officials banned all public gatherings to combat North Carolina polio outbreak. Streets pools movies and churches were quiet as the epidemic affected the state's tourism economy. The statewide polio cases reached 1,095 for the year.

Asheville N. C North Carolina

Africa divided by 1912 among European powers

In 1876 only ten percent of Africa was under European control. By 1912, 95 percent of the continent had been partitioned among European nations, reflecting rapid imperial expansion.

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