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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1946

Page

5

Coal Strike Drags On With Deepening Shortages Across Nation

The 12th day of the coal strike worsens shortages as winter cold hits the east. Officials hint at testimonies in court while miners and operators push for contract talks. Detroit and Denver report fuel cutbacks. Pueblo’s coke plants operate at 35 percent capacity amid looming closures.

Goldsborough Southern Coal Producers Association Lewis Edward R. Burke Krug Pittsburgh United Mine Denver Birmingham Ala Detroit Coldwater Mich Mahoney Valley Ohio General Electric Co Schenectady N. Y Pueblo Colo Colorado Fuel and Iron Corp Jay Martin

Canning Jars Free of Cracks and Chips

Public notice reminds buyers to inspect canning jars for cracks and chips before use to ensure safe sealing and preservation of food during home canning season.

Greatest Stamps of Entire World Christmas Seal history

Officials note the Christmas Seal campaign funds save at least 100000 lives yearly in America for tuberculosis. Originated 1903 by Danish clerk Einar Holboell who proposed a voluntary tax on Christmas cards to aid tubercular children. The Red Cross joined in 1907, later the seal bore the Red Cross mark until 1919. By 1920 the TB association ran the sale.

America Einar Holboell Holboell American Red Cross National Tuberculosis Association Red Cross The Tuberculosis Association

Prayers at Provence Christmas Cribs Honor Virtues

In Provence local tradition at Christmas time the faithful recite a prayer to Little Jesus of the Crib. The text asks virtues from the faithful including philosophy of the fisherman and cheer of the troubadour. It emphasizes patience kindness and strength through sacred imagery.

Provence France Jesus of the Crib

Boy of 17 Killed in Hunting Accident in Missouri Valley

Hadward Gilmore aged 17 was killed while duck hunting with two companions near Missouri Valley. Coroner Harold M. Henessey said Gilmore tripped on a stump and discharged the gun as he moved from a blind to a nearby fire. The other boys heard the shot and initially thought it was a target practice accident.

Missouri Valley

Firefighters Respond To Blaze Later Incident

The report notes that crews went to the scene of a fire some time after the initial call. No further details are provided in the accessible text.

Drowned man in car crash near New Hampton Iowa

Joseph Anderson aged 35 a farm hand near New Hampton died when his car drove over a bridge into two and a half feet of water. It marked the third fatal highway accident in Chickasaw County this year.

New Hampton Iowa Joseph Anderson Here Chickasaw County

Iowa Farm Bureau members head to Frisco convention

About 225 Iowa Farm Bureau members will ride a special Burlington train to the national convention in San Francisco, with others driving or flying. Iowa president Allan Kline will preside over the national resolutions committee and Howard Hill will chair the livestock conference. Iowa ranks second in Farm Bureau membership behind Illinois.

Des Moines Iowa Farm Bureau American Farm Bureau Federation San Francisco Burlington Iowa Allan Kline Vinton National Resolutions Committee Kline Howard Hill Milburn Farm Bureau Mlinois

Sacred leisure and simple virtues from a child's list

The passage calls for ideals drawn from everyday beings and objects, listing traits imagined in harvest and craft, from hunter and shepherd to miller and baker. It frames nostalgia as a lens for a humane world where virtues are earnestly and innocently enumerated by the young.

Rail freight volume during World War II would have formed long train

The statement claims that to move all freight excluding coal to seaports in the 45 months of World War II, totaling 5,766,000 carloads, by rail would have required a train 48,450 miles long, illustrating the massive scale of wartime logistics.

Causes of Hollow Pickles in Cucumber Packing

Hollow pickles arise when cucumbers sit over 24 hours before brining and can also result from faulty cucumber development. Hollow pickles tend to float, aiding detection and removal from the pack.

Future Foretold By Drowsy Hens

In Czarist Russia Christmas games featured five grain piles named Hope Ring Money Thread Charcoal. A sleepy hen wandered the floor to choose a pile, predicting wealth marriage fate toil or death. Women sang old songs and crafted stories around the hen’s choice.

Russia Hope Ring

Yule Means December in Anglo-Saxon Origins

The term Yule derives from the Anglo-Saxon word geol meaning December. This explains the Christmas season name origin and its connection to midwinter celebrations.

Revenue Office Closure Affects Local Post Office Basement

The internal revenue office in the post office basement will close from December 9 to December 23. A special school instruction for revenue collectors and deputies will be held in Cedar Rapids, attended by John Mattes and Ray L. Lawrence of the local office.

Internal Revenue Office Cedar Rapids John Mattes Ray L. Lawrence

Galileo Hated Science as a Schoolboy Say Britannica

Britannica records Galileo Galilei disliked science during his schooling as a child. The note highlights a contrary early disposition before his later pivotal contributions to astronomy and science.

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