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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1946

Page

2

Truman on Radio Sunday Evening Continues Contempt Battle

Government plans a new contempt charge against Lewis next week if he does not end the strike. Each day of the strike could cost the union 250000 dollars as set by Judge Goldsborough. Lewis supporters pledge defiance while state police report nonunion strip mines still producing coal.

Lewis T. Alan Goldsborough Goldsborough UMW Pennsylvania Washington Supreme Court

Correction Notice and Local Sale Announcements

A local correction fixes the price of Aluminum Xmas tree holders at Lemmon Pharmacy to $1.50. St James Bazaar promises Bingo sandwiches and coffee Thursday at 7 30 p m. Helman advertises a Coat Suit and Hot Sale ongoing now. Dr M H Sartor announces office closure on December 9 until further notice.

Lemmon Pharmacy St. James Bazaar Helman 3 M. H. Sartor

Water soluble vitamin A boosts absorption in disease

Aids vitamin intake in certain diseases where children absorb little vitamin A from oil. A new water soluble form appears to overcome this, offering economical use of vitamin A in the water solution.

Doan's Pills End Sleepless Nights From Tired Kidneys

A magazine style health notice explains kidneys contain 15 miles of tubes that purify blood and how fatigue leads to nocturnal awakenings. It warns of backache, swelling, and headaches from kidney trouble and cites Doan's Pills as a stimulant diuretic remedy used for over 40 years to flush wastes and restore rest.

Doan

Nonconference schedule snippets for several teams indicate a busy winter

The list shows November to February games across Williamsburg Kalona Richland Wellman Keota North English West Chester Parnell Sigourney Wayland Packwood Ollie Marengo and others. It marks matchups by date and venue with notes that some games are nonconference.

Parnell Wiliamsburg Richland Packwood Brighton Williamsburg Kalona West Chester Keota Wellman North English Marengo Ollie Williamburg Riverside Williamsurg Wayland Sigourney

Corn farming fuel use reduces labor hours by 600 million

The report states that widespread use of gasoline powered tractors and diesel fuel for farm machines has cut annual labor hours needed for corn production in the United States by 600 million compared with the 1909 to 1913 period.

United States

Hospital Birth and Admissions Report

At the Hospital Mr and Mrs Daryl Wood of Ainsworth are parents of a six pound son born at 231 yesterday afternoon. Mrs John Richards and Mrs Maurice Bleess of Brighton underwent surgery this morning. Elizabeth Tucker daughter of Mr and Mrs Floyd Tucker was admitted as a medical patient. Dismissals today were Robert Blair Mrs Stewart Bell and son James Stewart.

Daryl Wood Ainsworth John Richards Seventh Ave Maurice Bleess Brighton Elizabeth Tucker S. Second Ave Floyd Tucker

Wrestling Show Set for Dec 13 Revival at Veterans post

Marvin Buckwalter announces a wrestling revival with a Dec 13 show in the Legion room at city hall. Main event features Tiger Joe Marsh versus Curtiss Nack. semi windup has Harold Starr versus The Black Mask. Buckwalter and Prince Sika appear. Hal Williams to referee. all seats $1.25.

Marvin Buckwalter Veterans of Foreign Wars Post Legion Room City Hall Middle West Tiger Joe Marsh Curtiss Nack Sheboygan Wis Marsh Jim Lomdos Princee Sika Buck

Thanksgiving Guests Share Meals Across Gracehill

Gracehill residents and relatives gathered for Thanksgiving at multiple homes in and around Gracehill. Families from Red Oak Brighton and surrounding towns joined the Woodfords and others for meals and church services, including visits by the Corpman Waterhouse Hayes and Knight families.

Coffee imports and sales at all time U.S. high

U.S. coffee imports and sales reach a record peak as American consumers drink more than 2.6 billion pounds annually, underscoring growing demand and market expansion.

U. S

Very Low Imprinting Charge For First Box

A local service advertises a minimal imprinting fee of 50 euros for the first box and 25 euros for each additional box. This pricing suggests affordable options for bulk orders and could attract small businesses or individuals needing multiple items processed.

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