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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1945

Page

4

Postwar views clash on politics economy and Japan

An Iowa column laments intolerance and public unrest after World War II. It critiques Hollywood publicity notions, differing living costs, and labor politics led by CIO chief Philip Murray versus Truman. It notes MacArthur's Japan actions and urges corrective domestic legislation. It cites regional editorials on housing, transportation, and wage fairness.

United States Truman Philip Murray CIO Murray United States of America Philip Murrays John L. Lewises

William Dautremont Dies in Riverside at 73

Riverside obituary reports William Dautremont aged 73 died at his brother Raymond and sister Rose Dautremont home around 10:30 this morning after a year of poor health. He was born near Riverside in November 1872 and leaves a wife Ladina Thomann of Davenport a son William Jr and daughter Mrs Joseph Aubry plus two sons Harold and other relatives in Iowa and California. Funeral plans were not yet set.

Riverside William Dautremont Raymond Rose Dautremont James P Mary J. Wombacher Dautremont John Deere Company Moline Jospeh Aubry William, Jr Harold Davenport Ela Mary Josephine St. Vincent de Paul Order San Francisco Calif Henry Burlington Charles Dward George Canada Oscar Portland Ore Richard Oak Park

Hay storage for lasting quality in stacked bales

The article notes that well stacked hay with rounded tops preserves quality for several years. It emphasizes proper piling to maintain feed value and prevent spoilage over time.

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Protein Rich Soybeans as Meat Substitutes

Soybeans offer high protein content the principal nutritional element in meat and eggs. They serve as effective substitutes and extenders for meat and egg products.

Enigmatic Nurse Fights Infantile Paralysis in Australia

Sister Elizabeth Kenny, famed Australian nurse, leads a six child cohort in a bush hospital as she pioneers heat therapy and muscle retraining to treat infantile paralysis. Her discoveries challenge the belief of no cure, offering relief and restored movement. Next week’s installment previews outreach to medical men in Australia and the United States.

Elizabeth Keany Elizabeth Kenny Australia Miss Kenny McDonnell

Hay storage risk sparks spontaneous combustion warning

Experienced farmers know that hay with 25 to 30 percent moisture can self ignite if incompletely cured before storage. The text explains the danger of moisture trapping heat and starting spontaneous combustion in stored hay.

Langmuir predicts Soviet A bomb capability within three years

Dr. Irving Langmuir, associate director of General Electric Laboratories, testifies at Washington hearings that Russia could produce atom bombs in about three years and may build them faster than the United States based on his observations from visits to the country.

Douglas MacArthur MacArthur Japan New World Order General Electric Laboratories Irving Langmuir America Washington Russia U. S

Mild Onion Tops Sweetness Scale in America

The large Italian red onion is billed as the mildest and sweetest grown in America according to the department of Rerienitupe. This claim highlights the flavor profile and origin, underscoring the onion's popularity for fresh use and cooking.

América Department of Rerienitupe

Seedbed Quality for Artificial Spruce Fir Seeding in Minnesota

A study shows that bare mineral soil provides a better seedbed than the shaded natural forest duff for artificial seeding of white spruce black spruce and balsam fir under upland conditions in northeastern Minnesota.

Tim Minnesota

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