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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1945
Page
4
A collection of quotes and reflections on war psychology, public opinion, and politics. Includes comments on President Roosevelt, press influence, and the role of newspapers. notes on local figures like Thomas E. Martin and Thomas Wilson. and brief items on hunting, real estate, and oddities from Midwest papers.
A jumble of old jokes and sketches shows neighbors swapping quips about lawnmowers cigars sardines and travel. An elderly resident explains his move next door reveals a gypsy instinct while a passenger asks about boarding No 204 and a porter replies.
A dialogue hints at an engagement breakup and potential breach of promise actions. A carpenter remains calm amid stress. A passerby investigates a scream and finds a mother whose child swallowed a quarter, shaking the boy to drop the coin.
A grateful mother admires a man who draws out information. She asks if he is a doctor, and he replies that he is from the Internal Revenue Buna, implying a tax agency authority rather than medical training. The exchange showcases a humorous misidentification and a subtle nod to officialdom.
Des Moines, Jan. 18. The biggest fight in the legislature centers on what should come first state income tax, regular appropriations, or school legislation. House schools chair Rep Albert Steinberg is expected to push school bills first. A reshuffling followed Moyle’s resignation and Doud’s election affects the school code commission. Statehouse observers note young lawmakers may strongly back the school program. An investigation into alleged state expense account padding continues, with a preliminary report filed with Gov. Hickenlooper. Democrats’ big day is Saturday as Roosevelt takes the oath for a fourth term.
A light, opinionated column notes public reaction to a Roosevelt dog sent from England and the upcoming Ladies Home Journal question for Mrs Roosevelt. It recalls local auctions, club misadventures, a forthright tale from the Fortnightly club, a California obituary, and a cinema review of None But the Lonely Heart starring Ethel Barrymore and Cary Grant.
Brig. Gen. Edgar A. Hume, commander of the Fifth Army A M G, plants a kiss on a young guest at a party for Florence destitute children. Allied soldiers contributed approximately 700000 lire to provide gifts and goodies for the youngsters at the event.
A simple window cleaning method uses warm water with a touch of household ammonia alcohol or vinegar. Use a chamois or soft lintless cloth to absorb moisture and avoid leaving rings on the glass.
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