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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1946
Page
4
A call for cooperation among labor agriculture and industry argues that capital fuels high productivity and wage growth. It urges education for constitutional government, tax reform, and industrial cooperation to sustain plenty of jobs and rising living standards while avoiding socialism.
Washington hints quote President Truman expressing dissatisfaction with the presidency and doubts about running again in 1948. He would start a new term April after F D R's death and face nearly eight years in the job. Conversely, a Council Bluffs note questions Britain’s loan prospects given a prior WWI debt.
Grace Hiler visited the Mac Wallace home over the holidays and both sisters traveled to Rockwell to see their ill mother. They reported Mrs Hiler improved upon return and several locals were named in a sequence of visits and health notes.
Ralph Beauchamp and his wife left for Washington State to visit her family. A Des Moines companion accompanies them as they travel by car. Messages to friends indicate they are well and roads improve after Cedar Rapids.
Noble Iowa report notes Seabee William E. Schantz arrived home after honorable discharge from the Navy. He served several months at Pearl Harbor and various Pacific islands. The item also lists multiple local residents traveling, visiting, and family news from Noble and nearby towns.
Iowa City visitor Mrs. Vanna Thompson spent Tuesday in Ainsworth with her parents Mr. and Mrs. E. B. H. Ginkens. The O. E. S. announces a public event.
Mrs Stella McCaleb and Mrs Eva Wallace were Washington visitors Monday. Betty Burt and Shirley Herr returned to Fairfield and Eldon to continue school. Blaine Hawkins has discharged from the U S Navy and is at home in Ainsworth. Mr and Mrs Larry Trotter returned from Cincinnati Monday evening.
Subheadline emphasizes abundant suitable heat levels for all needs, noting versatility and ample supply across applications. The piece underlines dependable performance and readiness in varied environments.
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