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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1934
Page
4
How Long Democratic Rule
A reflective essay argues the Democratic party could stay in power for 12 to 20 years, noting its rise during a low mood after World War I and the 1890s downturn for the GOP. It emphasizes policies over party name and cautions that current fundamentals are obscured by political dust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripley's
Republican Party
United States
Grover Cleveland
The Real Delinquent Fathers Should Be Spanked
A Burlington Hawkeye Gazette excerpt reports Father Flanagan of Omaha arguing juvenile delinquency stems from parental neglect. He suggests that when a youth breaks the law and the father neglected him, the father should be called in and given corporal correction, not the child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. J. Flanagan
Omaha
Flanagan
Burlington Hawkeye- Gazette
Scarcity of Livestock Feed Signals Farm Protests
A Des Moines Tribune reprint reports Warren County Iowa Farm Bureau and corn hog committee pleas to Secretary Wallace for relief from high feed costs. The telegram cites hog losses, giveaway shoats, and fears for 1955 corn hog program, urging maximum corn prices or sealed-crib loans and direct relief to farmers facing feed shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines Tribune
J. S. Russell
Iowa
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry Wallace
Warren County Farm Bureau
Commodity Credit Corp
AAA
Wallace
Missouri
Nebraska
Packer
Chicago
Maryville
St. Joseph
Warren County
Towa
State Department of Agriculture
Commentator questions Russian cleanup and terror war rhetoric
The piece notes a commentator’s take on Soviet style actions with a large purge and aimed against enemies of the people. It questions killings and suggests that assassinations and mass terror would imply broader destruction rather than targeting a single official. It ends by asking to see where the observer acceded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locke
Funeral service for Mrs Diodder Dodder at Jones home
The funeral of Mrs WN Dodder was held Sunday afternoon at the Jones funeral home. Dr F C Witzigman conducted the service with a vocal solo by Mrs Jack Ream. Pallbearers were Walter R Brown Howard Mc Bride J W Fields Clarence Jacobe Ed Squige and Aspen Franzen. Burial followed at Woodlawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WN. Dodder
Ao Jones Funeral Home
F. C. Witzigman
Jack Ream
Walter R. Brown
Howard McBride
J. W. Fields
Clarence Jacobe
Ed Squige
Aspen Franzen
Woodlawn Cemetery
Johnson Funeral Held at Sherman’s for Alfeed C Johnson
Funeral services for Alfeed C Johnson were held Sunday afternoon at Sherman’s funeral home. Rev A A Vinz presided with a duet by Mrs Carl Hedges and Mrs Retmps Hamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfeed C. Johnson
Sherman
A. A. Vinz
Carl Hedges
Retmps Hamp
Burial at Elm Grove Cemetery Names Pall Bearers
Burial was in Elm Grove cemetery with Richard Smiley Ted Green Elmer and James Patterson John Nickerson and Keri Campbell acting as pallbearers.
National W C T U President Faces Social Dilemma
Mrs. Ida B. Wine Smith of Des Moines Iowa, national president of the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union, sat in a saloon and declared she must eat somewhere amid the mockery of a table turning event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, DD. C
Ida B. Wine Smith
Dew Moines
Iowa
Woman’ Christian Temperance Union
Dawn of the Night discovered in late librarian’s trove
Dear readers recount a find in Miss Geranium Plincke’s collection a forgotten 974 page epic titled Dawn of the Night by Bucyrus Calliope praised for its sweeping theme and deep emotion. The author plans to publish selected passages in serial form starting immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geranium Plincke
Dr. Johnson
Bucyrus Calliope
Ainsworth Glee Clubs Present Carrie Goes to College
Ainsworth high school glee clubs stage the operetta Carrie Goes to College tomorrow night directed by Miss Dunkle. The musical comedy follows a college boy in debt and the hearts and schemes of friends and a sweetheart that bring reconciliation and lively numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
Ainsworth High School Glee Clubs
Carrie
Miss Dunkle
Ottumwa doubleheader at high school tonight
Two basketball games head to the Otumwa high school gym starting at 7 15. The Morrell Nonstars of Ottumwa face the Y M C A in the second game coached by Carleton Lytle. Washington and Williamsburg high schools provide the 7 15 opener with Pop Harrison refereeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Sun Mohawks
Morrell Nonstars
Ottumwa
Washington
Williamsburg
Carleton Lytle
Iowa
Guy Carlton
Pop Harrison
University of Iowa
Dawn of the Night Chap 1 Mushekaa Great Wind of Winter
A dawn scene in the Great Northland follows Sir Henry Pyle-Kensington trudging through snow under northern lights driven by a central romance. The fragment teases questions about the character and plot while noting a closing promise of a future installment and a cheeky preview of reader questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Henry Pyle-Kensington
Sir Henry Pyle- Kensington
Northland
Cyrus Chapter Royal Arch Masons Elect Officers for 1935
Cyrus chapter Royal Arch Masons elected Herman Twinam as high priest Cloves Gault as king I Roth schild as scribe George L. Mc Daniel as treasurer A. W. Yard as secretary for the coming year The 1935 officers will be installed at the next meeting on the second Friday in January Roy Means was chosen as chairman of the De Molays shares committee and will select other members Means has aided the De Molays during the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Herman Twinam
Cloves Gault
King
I, Rothschild
George L. McDaniel
A. W. Yard
Roy Means
Means
de Molays
Babes in Toyland charms audiences at State theater
Victor Herbert operetta film Babes in Toyland screens at the State theater with Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy. The story follows Widow Peep threatened with eviction, a comic chase involving Santa Claus, Barnaby the villain, and a dreamlike Toyland filled with song, color, and humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lauren and Hardy
Hal Roach
Victor Herbert
State Theater
Toyland
Stan
Peep
Cinister Barnaby
Stan Laurel
Oliver Bardy
Veep
Stanley
Santa Claus
Ollie
Laurel and Hardy
Kingdom
Tovland
Koeeyland
Tharnaby
Ho-Peep
TomTom
Laurel
Hardy
Atwater Kent Radio
Gus Meine
Charly Rogers
Keith Molesworth Appears In State Newsreel
In a State theater newsreel Keith Molesworth, player No. 4 in a dark suit, is briefly shown. The reel runs through tomorrow night. Mrs. Ed Gray expects a home visit while chatter about the Chicago Bears and a possible Giants West meeting continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Molesworth
Molesworth
Ed Gray
Chicago Bears
Pete
California
New York Giants
Gray
Keith
Baltimore Orioles
Oakland
Calif
Bears
Chicago
Roou
First Use of Tomatoes in American Food History
The record notes tomatoes entering American households around 1472 in Salem Massachusetts when an Italian painter faced resistance to tasting the poisonous love apple. Jefferson reportedly grew tomatoes on his Virginia farm by 1781 for sauces and flavoring. Italians in 1800 expanded cultivation for sauces soups condiments and meat flavoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Mass
Thomas Jefferson
United States
Virginia
Cleveland
Iain Denier
Nagurski Tops Pros as Best Gridiron Player of Year
Bronko Nagurski of the Chicago Bears is named the greatest professional football player of the year. He won 48 of 50 votes, weighs 230 pounds, and previously starred at Minnesota before turning pro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronko Nagurski
Chicago Bears
Pri Foaches
Nagurski
Minnesota
New Head of A.A.U Elected in Coral Gables
Jeremiah T. Mahoney former New York supreme court justice was elected president of the Amateur Athletic Union at its annual convention in Coral Gables Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Amateur Athletic Union
Jeremiah T. Mahoney
New York Supreme Court
Coral Gables
Fla
Dayton Grove Social News Roundup
Dee. 14 Mr and Mrs Ted Anderson visited Saturday evening with Mr and Mrs Geo McGraw. Mr and Mrs Ralph Kohlieck visited Thursday night. Mrs A KE Knotts visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Sam Oldfield. Oldfield recently returned home from hospital in Town City. Mrs Harlan, Ivan Enfield, Francis Mottet and J B Moore helped Wm Embree with wood sawing Tuesday. Geo McGraw and Albert Daytons guests in Washington Tuesday. Mrs Aaron Bailey returned home with them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton Grove
Dee
Ted Anderson
Geo. McGraw
Ralph Kohlieck
A. KE. Knotts
Sam Oldfield
Mr. Oldfield
Town City
Harlan
Ivan Enfield
Francis Mottet
J. B. Moore
Wm. Embree
Geo, McGraw
Albert Dayton
Washington
Aaron Bailey
Mra
Y M C A Wins at Morning Sun
Washington Y basketball team overcame a five point deficit with 2 1/2 minutes left to beat the Morning Sun Giants at Morning Sun Saturday night to snap the Giants first loss this season. Dale Kiesey and Fuhr scored the decisive points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Morning Sun Giants
Morning Sun
Giants
Dale Kiesey
Fuhr
Crawfordsville Teams Win Games
In Mt. Union Friday night the Crelones and Cyetonettes led 21 to 12 at half and 36 to 2 at the end for the girls. The boys’ game stayed tight, finishing 18 to 15 after a 15 all tie and late Cyetonette points. Referee Bogle of Woman officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Crelones
Mt. Union Hich
Mt. Union
Bogle
Local visits and hospital trip noted in town column
McGraw and Mrs A FE Knotts visited Friday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Ivan Enfield brought their son Charles to Town City hospital on Thursday for treatment. Miss Helen Mottet visited her friend Miss Evelyne Byers Sunday afternoon.
Frost Blamed for School Bus Collision Near Moneta
Spencer County officers blamed frosted windshields for a crash near Moneta Indiana in which 14 children on a school bus were injured. The bus driver Jack Youde age 17 struck a mail truck driven by Jake Welle of Hartley Iowa. The children were taken to a hospital with cuts and bruises only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Clay County
Moneta
Jack Youde
Jake Welle
Hartley
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Ma Cramer
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Florence Marr
Spencer Goodman
John Edmondson
Birom Goodman
John Stephens
Madam Louise
Lavaugh Leffler
Bobby
Naomi Booth
Tommy
Kenneth McConnell
Porky
Derry Reiner
Fred
Dewey Stephens
Sol Rosenbaum
John Freme
Izzie Rosenbaum
Eugene McCaleb
Governor Thompson
Joe Easter
Carl Trasseler
Marian Witzgerald
Aileen Weiliver
June Davis
Morlvnle Harbison
Edith Henderson
Javee Butterworth
Dorothy Trotter
Hazel Harbison
Helen Wheeler
Doris Tooth
Jean Kelsey
Julia Wood
Jean Frev
Neys
Junior McCaleb
Duare White
Carl White
Harold Gerdes
Robert Sharpe
Emersey
Morrell
Chap
Bill
Sezze
Sezzi
Kansas
Gladys
Cyrus
Joe Palooka
Ham Fisher
A.A.U
Moore
Ay " Smith
Cence Adolphson
Stott
Drvant
Owerne
Frost
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