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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1948

Page

4

Editorial on thrift price control and government

The piece laments high wages and living costs while warning that deficit spending and liberalism undermine thrift. It cites price controls as historical failures from Rome to the United States and argues government attempts to fix prices lead to hoarding, famine, and black markets, urging lessons from history.

Diocletian Rome Encyclopedia Britannica India France United States John Witherspoon Princeton University George Washington

Washington church’s 1892 dedication to modernized home

A reminiscence recalls the 1892 dedication of the old Washington Methodist church building, its remodeling into the Washington Christian congregation, the fundraising and contracts, and the 700 to 800 seating capacity. Pastors Coxe Spaulding and Stryker led weeklong services with local and visiting ministers.

Methodists of Washington The Christian Church New Methodist House of Worship Washington Christian Congregation J.C. W. Coxe W. J. Spaulding W. R. Stryker Arthur W. L. Harvey Court House Central Park

Dedication rites mark Washington church history

The article recalls key figures from several denominations at the dedication of a Washington church, noting organist Henry B. Roney of Chicago and soloists Carl Asp and Mrs. Warhorst. It references a 1914 Methodist dedication with Bishop Shepard, the church site cost, and a 1848 founding date with earlier worship sites, including a former frame church now a residence.

A. W. Chillcote B. F. Brown W.R. Jeffrey Joseph Keck J. G. Stewart F. L. Wilson W. R. Jeffrey C. H. Wison A. N Alberson B. F. Ibreno C. H. Keck Henry B. Roney Chicago Carl Asp Grace Church Choir of A. O. Warhorst Ida A. Powell W. O. Shepard Washington Ethel Kerr East Jefferson Street South Second Avenue State Theater Methodists of Caleb Warren

Cards Move Up With 4 Top Win

August 20 report from New York notes the St. Louis Cardinals climbing toward first place with a 4 0 victory over Cincinnati as Harry Brecheen pitched four hits. Terry Moore drove in three runs with a homer and single. Pittsburgh beat Chicago 2 1 behind Trott Sewell as both teams jockey in standings. Philadelphia routed Boston 10 3 to claim the second American League spot, while New York’s Yankees crushed Washington 8 1 with Joe DiMaggio back from Ruth’s funeral.

New York St. Louis Pirates Redbirds Braves Dodgers Cardinals Harry Brecheen Cincinnati Brecheen Reds Terry Moore Ken Raffensberger Chicago Cubs Trott Rip) Sewell Sewell Cubs Doyle Lade Giants Phils Athletics F&g Joe DiMaggio B&e Ruth Allie Reynolds Cleveland Philadelphia A Boston New York A Detroit Washington Chitazo Brooklyn St. Louis Pittsburgh Philadelphia Chicago

All-Stars Meet Cardin als In Pro Champs Clash

Chicago August 20 AP Frank Leahy leads Notre Dame based All Stars against the Chicago Cardinals champions of the NFL at Soldier Field tonight before an expected crowd over 100000. Weather forecast calls for 65 to 70 degrees and clear skies aiding a 70 man All Star squad.

Chicago Frank Leahy Notre Dame Chicago Cardinals Soldiers Field Cardinals Leahy All Stars

Policy Tables Published After Nine Year Effort

In 1853 policy valuation tables completed by Flizar Wright after nine years of work were released. This archival note records Wright's lengthy contribution and the public availability of the valuation data.

Flizar Wright

Softball Tourney Planned at Armory

Eight teams sign on for a Sunday softball tournament at Armory Field sponsored by the Marine Corps League of Washington. Play begins at nine, finals at five, with teams including Marines Cubs Owls and others. Proceeds support delegates to the Marine national assembly in Milwaukee September 22 to 26. Admission 25 and 50 cents.

Armory Field Marine Corps League of Washington Washington Marines and Cubs Crawfordsville Owls Columbus Junction V.I.W Olds Studebakers

Troop A Clinches Camp Funston Softball Title

Troop A captured the Camp Funston softball crown at Ft. Riley with a 14 to 4 comeback victory in the final after trailing 4 to 0. Pvt. Engle pitched, striking out nine in the opener and 18 in the semifinal, as Troop A defeated the Ottumwa Troop C team 12 to 4 to reach the finals.

Camp Funston Ft. Riley Company Oskalosa Pvt Engle Clarence Pulse Murphy Hyde Longer Patterson Limerman Pearson Green Earl L Fisher Pvt. Engle Troop C Fron Ottumwa

Jr Legion and VFW win games at Greenfield

The Junior Legion softballers beat the Midgets 14 to 4 behind Crandall's four hits while Green and Gorham limited the Midgets to seven hits. In the second game the VFW defeated the Marine Cubs 3 2 in seven innings as Orr allowed six safeties and VFW totaled ten hits.

Legionnaires V.F.W Chamberlin Orr Marine Cubs V.F Bampener Soros

Travel wisdom from old proverbs to modern knowledge

An old Spanish proverb says wealth must be carried. Samuel Johnson adds that in traveling one must carry knowledge to bring home knowledge. The exchange underlines the idea that learning travels with a person as they journey and share insights.

Samuel Johnson

YMCA Tournament Plans Set For Lincoln School Diamonds

Plans were completed for the YMCA boys softball tournament to begin Monday night at Lincoln school diamond. Eight teams entered including Journal Democrats Baptist Christian Presbyterian Methodist Register Tribune and Sluggers. Opening games start at six with Journal versus Democrat carriers and Baptists versus Christians on two diamonds at Lincoln school. Tuesday games follow.

Y.M.C.A Lincoln School the Journal Democrats Baptist Christian Presbyterian Methodist Register & Tribune Sluggers Journal Democrat Baptists

Presbyterians to Meet Methodists in Double Elimination Tournament

The Presbyterians will face the Methodists and the Register & Tribune Carriers play the Sluggers Tuesday evening at six. The event uses a double elimination format with all teams remaining until defeated twice. Play continues at six o'clock Wednesday through Friday of next week and Monday, August 30, with the finals tentatively set for Tuesday evening, August 31.

Presbyterians Register & Tribune

Softball doubleheader with West Chester opener

First game features West Chester against an unspecified opponent this evening. The second game pairs Stewart Crone All Stars against Van's Super Market of Fairfield in a local matchup.

Gamme West Chester Stewart& Crone ‘All-Stars Van's Fairfield

Railroads Turn Scrap Into Steel Material Source

Railroads supplied and recycled scrap metal totaling more than a ton for every two tons of iron and steel purchased over the past four years. The scrap material remains essential to steel production and has supported the volume of steel furnished to the railroads.

Iron and Steel

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