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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1945
Page
3
A column laments tardiness as a thief of time then shifts to wartime aims. It questions Atlantic Charter ideals, urges firmer support from Britain and Russia, honors American soldiers, and critiques emerging postwar radio tech and pre selectors. It cites Switzerland Sweden and Turkey remaining neutral, and notes New Year resolutions.
Harold Felton of Indianola, a Republican, earned a reputation as a square shooter for fair handling of bills as chair of the House Sifting Committee in the 50th General Assembly. His even-handed approach helped him regain support and aim for the speakership in the 51st.
Riverside locals report travel and family connections. Mrs. Will O Loughlin visits nonahans Texas to stay with her son in law and daughter Dr and Mrs Rehmeyer. Raymond Deutsch returns to Plaza North Dakota after work near Riverside. The Walsh family go to Phoenix Arizona to visit son John Walsh and family. Mildred Schneider from Mercy hospital Iowa City visited relatives. Minnie Holtz visits Sac City with son Roy Holtz and Wisconsin relatives, formerly Sac City residents.
Safety guidance warns to smother fat fires in kettles pans or boilers rather than pouring water. Do not use water as it can cause flare ups or boiling oil to splatter. Keep a covered lid or baking sheet handy to smother flames safely.
Indianapolis is highlighted as a highly populous inland city, ranking among the world’s most populated areas not located on navigable waterways. The note emphasizes its status without referencing specific population figures or dates.
An animal refuge proposal calls on farmers to let fence rows stand and to clear brush but not burn it, so small animals may find shelter and song birds nesting sites.
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