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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1945

Page

4

World peace costs and Iowa’s wartime teaching crisis

The column argues peace requires justice and sacrifice, questions wartime policies, and notes Iowa faces a teacher shortage with 11 percent in the armed forces and 16 percent leaving the state. It cites 7500 teaching positions to fill and warns educational interests may suffer postwar. It also mentions Monsanto’s new insulation and various reader-clipped items from newspapers.

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Parlor chair collapses in sudden collapse incident

Father asks if anyone was hurt after a parlor chair collapsed last night. Mabel confirms no injuries and explains the chair broke unexpectedly.

Mabel

Wrong Conclusion Mother Sailor Cate Notion

A humorous exchange features a mother mishearing a line about a cate with a sailor and a daughter correcting her by saying she tore her dress on a nail. The brief vignette plays on misinterpretation and everyday mishaps.

Mother and Doctor Trade Baby Jokes in Quirky Exchange

A mother asks the doctor about her newborn. The doctor compliments the baby and comments on his appearance. The mother jokes about the baby having a registered father.

Doctor

Back to the Right Place Judge

A dialogic piece features a judge, thieves, and campus-like figures debating the fate of stolen silverware. The thieves confess to stealing from fraternity houses while the judge directs police to retrieve the goods from downtown hotels.

Odd Family Bits and Wartime Jokes from a Century Ago

A collection of lighthearted mishearings and domestic quips set against wartime figures like Hitler and Goering. Snippets include a child misreading medals, a boy finding a knife, bread making quips, and an elderly witness recounting an inscribed plate on a battleship.

The Startling Shriek on Friday Broadcast by Martha Duncan

Ames readers note Mrs G Hendrickson of 3300 Woodland will host a radio reading Friday at 3 30 over WOL where Martha Duncan presents The Startling Shriek a tale of early pioneers. Nearby social updates mention a missing linen handkerchief at a DAR meeting and several residents returning from trips to Chicago Milwaukee Peoria and Moline with notes on local happenings.

G. Hendrickson Woodland Ames Iowa R. R Martha Duncan

Spencer Tracy Shines in The Seventh Cross at State Theatre

Spencer Tracy delivers his finest screen performance in The Seventh Cross at the State Theatre. The new Metro Goldwyn Mayer drama showcases Tracy surpassing his previous hits like A Guy Named Joe Boys Town and Captains Courageous with a commanding star turn.

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Courageous Sevent Cross on Screen in 1936 Germany

The Seventh Cross stars Paul Tracy as George Heisler with Signe Hasso. The film follows seven prisoners who escape a German camp and unite to resist Nazi tyranny. Fred Zinnemann directs with Pandro S. Berman producing, delivering a veteran ensemble performance.

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Brushing Carrots Often Beats Peeling For Fresh Flavor

The advice suggests using a stiff brush to clean carrots instead of peeling. Brushing preserves more nutrients and texture while removing dirt efficiently for raw or cooked use. Preserve root’s natural sweetness and color with minimal processing.

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