Gospel Power and Faith Highlighted in Editorial
The Washington IU Evening Journal editorial extols the gospel of Christ as the power of God unto salvation for believers, citing Romans 1:16. It notes the message’s enduring ability to save and transform lives, while acknowledging that faith to use this power remains a challenge for some.
Criticism of the FBI Faces Growing Public Scrutiny
The editorial denounces FBI chief J Edgar Hoover amid rising criticism of the agency especially for civil rights cases in the South. It notes friction with local law enforcement, the frustration of federal juries, and predicts a possible shift if civil rights work expands under new leadership while preserving nonpartisanship. It cites quotes from an agent and includes two closing aphorisms from Pan a News Palladium and Progressive Farmer.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
Edgar Hoover
Hoover
F.B.I
South
Letters to the Journal Demands the Other Side on Costs
A Washington Iowa reader requests a front page article equal in prominence about the costs of the liquor by the drink law to state and counties. They urge coverage of enforcement expenses, accidents, destitution, juvenile trouble, and broader societal costs alongside the revenue figures.
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the Journal of
Yoders mark 49th wedding anniversary
Kalona December 15 Mr. and Mrs. Joel H. Yoder observed their forty ninth wedding anniversary on December 16. relatives gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fli A. Swartzendruber for a social afternoon and refreshments. Others attending included a long list of relatives and friends.
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Harry D. Miller
Ida M. Kemp
Maynard
Mahlon Schlabaugh
Lewis D. Yoder
Sherman Miller
Elmer C. Miller
Ira Nissley
Vern Moore
Curtis
Leon Mast
C. J. McKenzie
ABC Club
Games of Rock
Joe Allen
Marie Jackson
Eugene Way
Miller
Paula Millingan
Tim Grady
Cedar Falls
Remarkable contract bridge hand at Wellesley Club
In London, South dealer John Collings and Harold Franklin played four spades at a Friday duplicate. West doubled two hearts and East doubled four spades. Collings built the play by sacrificing a trump, leading to an unexpected second trump trick and a difficult defense, with the heart and diamond signals influencing the outcome.
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Wellesley Club
London
England
John Collings
Harold Franklin
West
East
Collings
King Featu
Declarer
South
Es Syndicate, Inc
Figgins Host Supper Guests From Iowa City
Mr and Mrs Figgins welcomed Mrs Dessie and guests from Iowa City to a Sunday evening gathering. Curtis Figgins and Jean were among those attending, joining other supper companions in a close family style occasion.
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Iowa City
Mrs. Dessie
Mrs Figgins
Curtis Figgins
Jean
Surprise birthday party greets Mrs Colbert in Riverside
Mrs Mary Colbert route 1 celebrated her birthday with a surprise gathering Sunday afternoon hosted by her children and grandchildren. Families from Lone Tree Cedar Rapids Muscatine Cedar Rapids and Ainsworth joined in. The Sands club held a separate Christmas party with euchre prizes.
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The
Sands Club
Gordon Denton
Euchre
Larry Gerot
Robert Gerot
Leroy O’conner
Gladys Gerot
Dann
O'Conner
Mary
Francis Baschnagel
Ray Brown
Muscatine
Iowa City
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