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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1934
Page
10
Weather Man Forecasts Dry Week With Mild Cold
The weekly weather bulletin notes a dry week across the Mississippi Valley north with little cold weather, urging rain and snow for the country. It laments low water levels, comments on fuel costs favoring consumers, and humorously contrasts London fogs with Iowa conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi Valley
North
Automobile Death Toll Rise With 1933 Fatalities
The report states about 20 500 auto deaths in 1933 with a 3.5 percent rise over 1932. Early 1923 hints of decline gave way to increases later in the year, though four states showed fewer fatalities. The analysis may reflect changes in car numbers in operation.
Highway safety crackdown across four states tightens rules
Illinois, Michigan, Virginia and Wisconsin tighten enforcement as traffic reformers note dangerous drivers persist. Officials say speed, reckless lane changes, and blind-curve passes cause ongoing deaths, injuries, and property damage despite newer cars and roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Michigan
Virginia
Wisconsin
Conviction grows that housing recovery will hinge on new construction
The Christian Science Monitor argues recovery depends on a healthy construction boom. It cites public works momentum and housing needs driven by steadier wages and better pay, noting prior disrepair, depopulation effects, and weather disasters that damaged homes, urging timely building and repairs to meet rising demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Monitor
United States
Ihermand
Birthday Gift Endowment for Warm Springs Foundation
Plans to raise an endowment for the Warm Springs Foundation for Infantile Paralysis and present it to President Roosevelt on his birthday. A nationwide series of balls would donate proceeds to Warm Springs to expand its treatment and benefits, honoring the President’s fight and support for crippled Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warm Springs
Roosevelt
New York
It Will Be a Sad Country Says Dr Baker
Dr O E Baker of the U S Agricultural Department warns that continuing declines in births may exhaust the nation of children by 1970. He notes 600000 fewer births in 1922 than 1921, a troubling trend he links to quality debates and urges keeping family growth to prevent racial decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. E. Baker
U. S. Agricultural Department
Eastwood
By the Way column fills with jokes trains and notices
A mixed feature column offers letters to be answered jokes and quips, plus a schedule of trains and local notices. The item blends light humor with civic timetables and social snippets, reflecting small town life and reader engagement.
Plans Announced for 1934 D A R State Conference
Three prominent women of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution will speak at the thirty-fifth state conference in Des Moines March 5 to 7 at the Hotel Ft. Des Moines. President general Mrs Russell William Magna will address March 6, and Mrs William A Beeker and Mrs William H W Pouch will present talks on defense and approved schools respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Des Moines
Russell William Magna
Ft. Des Moines
William A. Beeker
National Defense
William HW. Pouch
DPD. A. RR
Bessie Carroll Higgins
Washington
Magna
Becker
Pouch
National Society
Eueh
Higgins
Jefferson Street
Apt
Iowa City
State Regents
Board of Management
Sara Goodman
A. m
Green Room
Continental Congress
Pp. A. R. Continental Congress
Washington, D. C
Avery
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Eastwood Delivers Optimistic Rotary Address
Dr. F. W. Eastwood spoke at the Rotary meeting on Is The Present Civilization Enduring revealing an optimistic view of civilization's future based on his prepared address delivered yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Eastwood
Rotary
Eastwood
Patricia and Clark end chase to a new dawn on the Sound
Patricia is rescued after Bill McGee dies in a police pursuit aboard the Lazy Mary. Clark explains the key involvement of Julian Haverholt and Marthe March in the case. Patricia, freed, and Clark confess their love while planning a simpler life away from gambling and danger.
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Mary
Bill McGee
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New York City
Bill
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McGee
Julian Haverholt
Julian
New York
Long Island
Honey
Marthe
Eileen Lycott
Pee Marthe
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Julian Hoeverbolt
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