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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1936

Page

8

Italy Seeks to Develop Cotton Crops and Industry

Italian scientists pursue new textile fibers while agriculturists expand domestic cotton. Mussolini directs land allocations in Salerno and Matera as trials date back to 1927. Officials forecast 1945-36 crop supplying a quarter of prior imports.

Rome Mussolini Flute Speaker Salerno Matera Ermo United States Italy Italian Cotton Institute Sicily

Dr. B. F. Schwartz Speaks on The Great Refusal

Dr. B. F. Schwartz will discuss The Great Refusal Tuesday evening at the Methodist Church. The event is sponsored by church Missionary Societies and aims to emphasize service to others. Special music precedes services at 7 30 with an invitation to bring neighbors.

B. F. Schwartz The Methodist Church Missionary Societies of the Church

Island Vanishes Amid Prophecy Legend of Mutineer

Boston observers recount the sinking of Nix Mate and Bird Island Flats as erosion and harbor dredging erase the two small islands once used by early settlers. Historians label the mutineer prophecy legend as improbable while locals cling to coastal lore.

Boston INS Boston Harbor Nix Little Harbor Island Edward B. Snow Winthrop Commonwealth Bird Island

Teachers of Cedar Township Meet at B. Johnson's Home

The Cedar Township teachers met at Mrs. Beulah Johnson’s home for the regular meeting. Mr and Mrs. Cloyd Cornice live at the Walter Smith home while the Smiths travel south for six to eight weeks seeking a healthier climate. Their daughters Ruth and Patricia stay with grandmother Mae Jay in Washington and attend school.

Martha Thrasher Prairie Flower Cedar Two Beulah Johnson Cloyd Cornice Walter FE Iowa Ruth Patricia Mae Jay Washington Henry Witthoff Louise Witthoft Martha Turtipseed Merle and Jueior Shirley Temple Mt Pleasant Emma Shalle Shalla Katona Whi Matucha Elmer Horning McCormick Deering Merle Mitchell Walter Horning

Declamatory Contest Selections and Local Notices

Columbus High announces declamatory speakers for February from Oratorical to humorous categories. Also notes sermons at Cotter Church, visits by Mrs. George, moves by the Bollenbachs, sale lunch plans for Hereford cattle, and obituaries with funeral details for Christian Weber and Frank Rock plus community events and visits in Columbus City and Mortis Run.

Martha Butler Columbus Junction Columbus High School Jack Huston Billie Gilkey Billie Luckey Paul Shearer Merna Bozman Elizabeth Boulton Bonnadelle Fullerton Dorothy Weber Ruth Weber Ruth Moran Craig Huston Hillie Green Marie Rees L. Myron Boozer Cotter Presbyterian Church Lydia George Columbus City Gay Herkshire Birmingham C. J. Bollenbach Laurene Gilkey Cox Bollenbach Sale Philathea Letts Methodist Sunday School Letts and Turkington Concord Township Lulu Williams Denver Frank Rock

Army Air Chief Promoted as Westover Takes Command

President Roosevelt promoted eight senior officers elevating Maj. Gen. Oscar Westover to full command of the Army Air Corps. He succeeds Maj. Gen. Benjamin Foulois whose resignation was demanded by a congressional committee over aircraft purchase methods.

Army Roosevelt Oscar Westover Army Air Corps Benjamin Foulois

The Bride Comes Home opens at State theater

Claudette Colbert and Fred MacMurray star in a refreshing modern comedy romance. The film follows a bickering couple who cannot spend time apart yet cannot stay together, a tale praised as lively and smart.

Claudette Colbert Fred MacMurray

Neutrality bill faces obstacle in Congress

Washington, Jan 18 The administration's neutrality act faced a major hurdle as a discretionary embargo provision remained. Secretary Hull told the Senate committee the U S would not join with the League of Nations on sanctions, while Vandenberg warned the clause could let Roosevelt delay action until war ends.

Washington, D. C Roosevelt State Department League of Nations Hull Senate Foreign Relations Committee League Senate Munitions Committee America Vandenberg Vandenberg i Michigan Senate

What Kind of Interpretation What Kind of Interpretation

Atlantic Iowa January 13 A Democratic blast rebukes Governor Clyde Herring’s call for a liberalized constitution. E P Chase argues changes must come by orderly amendment not executive interpretation. He warns against eroding constitutional limits for favored policies and stresses protection of rights for all citizens.

Atlantic Iowa INS AAA E. P. Chase Clyde Herring Omaha Chase Clyde Herring United States

Unmasked by a Kiss in The Great Impersonation

Vera Engels weighs in on a plot point in The Great Impersonation noting that a stranger might fool a lover through resemblance but a kiss would reveal the lie. The film shows Ed mouth Lowe pursuing identity deception at the Fox theater.

Vera Engels Edmund Lowe Miss Engels Fox Theater

Giant cactus of desert reaches towering heights

The giant cactus of southern Arizona and southeastern California grows to heights up to 70 feet, a remarkable desert landmark noted for its size and prominence in the region.

Arizona California

Tapioca From Cassava Roots

Tapioca is prepared from cassava starch the product of the tuberous roots of the manioc plant.

Tomato ranked high as crop and canning product

The tomato, introduced from the American tropics around 1800 and once deemed poisonous, now ranks third among vegetables as a crop and first for vegetable canning.

American Tropics

Blida's Fame for Orchards Appeals to Wanderer

Blida, a small walled town renowned for its orchards and gardens, lured Abdel Kebir to seek earthly paradise after fleeing Spain in the Fifteenth century.

Blida the Beautiful Abdel Kebir Spain Blida

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