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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1943
Page
4
A local citizen warns of complacency toward government as the nation nears victory in war. The piece cites S B Pettengill on a welfare state path from liberty to state control, comparing modern social welfare to ancient Rome and warning of political machine manipulation and loss of independence.
The essay criticizes expanding state welfare and calls for keeping charity in private hands. It argues against compulsory insurance and state management, citing Bismarck, Beveridge, and Roosevelt era figures, and warns of “Europeanization” if workers do not resist. It favors family, churches, and private groups to aid the needy while preserving liberty.
A parishioner offers a string of Sunday fish to a minister after a vigorous sermon about fishing. The minister accepts saying they were not at fault for backsliding. The anecdote ends with a quip about the minister’s indulgence.
The April 1 1943 U S average milk yield stood at 14.8 pounds per cow per day. The figure reflects daily production across the national dairy herd during wartime.
Gasoline shortages in El Salvador have raised railway freight by about 40 percent, boosting transport profits. Chinese rice farmers use few chemical fertilizers, relying on alternative practices.
In July 1942 Australia had 274496 old age pensions and 60503 invalid pensions in force, reflecting the wartime social security framework for veterans and dependents.
The Evening Journal announces special delivery for readers at 6 30 PM or a few minutes after with guaranteed timely arrival. The notice highlights convenient service and punctual distribution for subscribers.
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