Editorial on tyrants and moral law in 1949
An August 3 1949 editorial contends that tyrants mislead nations away from moral laws and a moral law giver. It warns that such rulers and their peoples will suffer consequences for their folly.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1949
Page
4
An August 3 1949 editorial contends that tyrants mislead nations away from moral laws and a moral law giver. It warns that such rulers and their peoples will suffer consequences for their folly.
A reflective column surveys aging and modernization with humor and sharp observations. The narrator laments longer commutes and steeper stairways, notes busier parking, changing weather, fashion and mirrors, and ponders how time and society have altered daily life and perceptions of age.
RAMBLINGS and REMNANTS recalls Horace M. Havner former Iowa attorney general in a Washington case about the Farmers and Merchants State bank settlement. The ruling allowed the settlement but left open further liability of bank officials. The piece notes notable attorneys general and figures, plus Havner’s funeral and other local memories.
The article explains that enameled utensils resist harsh abrasives due to a smooth non-porous glass coating. They clean easily with soap and water, and any light staining after long use can be refreshed by rubbing with a damp cloth sprinkled with baking soda.
A fire fighting suit weighing eight pounds provides head to toe protection and allows a wearer to stand within two feet of a blaze fueled by 200 gallons of gasoline. The design is the latest from the air material command's tailor scientists.
Mr and Mrs Merle McDowell celebrate wedding anniversary and Bertha Sowash birthday with a Sunset Park picnic in Dayton Grove. The notice lists multiple families visiting, upcoming So and Sew picnic on August 11, and various local visits and travels around Columbus Junction and Wellman including a Nana Paxton pottery plant visit.
Wayland. Aug 4. Mr and Mrs Jacob Stauffer Jr of Okemos Michigan arrived Monday for a week with relatives. His father Jacob Stauffer Sr and the Eugene Stauffer family return with them. Mr and Mrs George Atkins of Chillicothe Illinois dined with Mr and Mrs Louis Wenger. Mr and Mrs Sam Conrad of Seattle Washington visit Will Allen and other relatives.
Railroads since the end of World War II have spent more than two and a half billion dollars on new freight cars locomotives and other improvements to provide better service.
Brookhaven National Laboratory aims to finish the atomic pile and will use specially designed compressors rotating at 450 miles an hour. These blowers move large amounts of high temperature air each minute to achieve cooling efficiency.
Wayland, Aug. 3. The library committee and guests travel to Mt. Pleasant to buy new books. Several families head out visiting relatives in Iowa and Ohio. Wayland’s kittenball field opens with first game Tuesday and Thursday as the Standard Oilers host an out of town team Friday.
The Bowery Boys rescue a baby in their laundromat as police and gangsters close in while saving the infant’s mother from a sanitarium in Monogram’s comedy at the Fox theatre. Starring Leo Gorcey Huntz Hall Gabriel Dell Billy Benedict David Gorcey Benny Bartlett with Frankie Darro Anabel Shaw and others. Reginald Le Borg directs the Jan Grippo production with a script by Charles R. Marion and Gerald Schnitzer.
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