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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1944
Page
4
Labor's political economy and a wary nation
A column analyzes wartime labor power plays led by John L. Lewis and the OPA price controls. It notes government takeovers of mines and railroads, expected strikes in steel, rising coal costs in Iowa, and calls for a national service law while warning that the public must resist political labor pressure and inflation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinson
OPA
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Roosevelt
Iowa
Office of Price Administration
Morning Sift of Wit and Witless Bits from a Busy World
A collage of quips on marriage, labor, politics, and daily life. Jokes touch on the busiest man, a father of triplets, a Chicago doctor on cold weather and hair, a deaf listener at church, and a jest about shoe store socks, school boards, and a non skid noodle for soup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Baldosier Couple Noted In Merrimac News
Merrimac highlights Mrs. Cerl Amrine reports Mr. and Mrs. John Baldosier were mentioned in community notes from Merrimac dated January 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cerl Amrine
Merrimac
John Baldosier
Down But Not Out
A 1940s Navy photo feature highlights resilience and quick recovery during hardship. The article centers on sailors and officers overcoming setbacks with discipline, teamwork, and steadfast service as morale and readiness remain priorities.
Local Family Seeks News on Ills and Visitations
Earl Smith suffers severe asthma and cold, rushed to Jefferson county hospital Thursday. Edith Zihlman at Sharp Corner school falls ill with flu and pneumonia risk. Merlyn Anderson substitutes. Several relatives visit and assist, including Waggoners and the Criles family from Rosewell New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Hyde
Earl Smith
Jefferson County Hospital
Edith Zihlman
Sharp Corner School
Merlyn Anderson
Miss Zihlman
Will Brannon
Charley Brannons
Frank Smith
John Waggoner
Otis Waggoner
Ear Smith
Brown rice offers richer iron and vitamins than polished rice
Brown rice provides far more iron vitamin B1 and riboflavin than polished rice and can be used in most recipes that call for white rice.
Green pea tonnage projected at 1943
The U S Department of Agriculture estimates about 421000 tons of green peas for canning freezing and processing in 1943 up from about 229000 tons in the prior ten years.
Brown Crickets Versus Black: A Hearth Dilemma
A domestic specimen in the household debate contrasts brown crickets with black ones. The brown cricket is deemed intolerable, as it adapts to the hearth and consumes belongings, unlike its darker counterpart.
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