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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1946
Page
5
The brief piece cites a biblical verse Romans 14 18 and suggests judging ideas rather than people while urging restraint in actions that might hinder a fellow brother. It frames the message as a national editorial example from July 1 1946.
Iowa clips survey Europe’s fragile peace with Gardner Cowles and Al Baldrige urging a unified economic approach to Germany and Russia. A Pulse on American salesmanship warns of a drifting seller’s market and fading courtesy in postwar commerce.
An editorically framed scene shows an accident vic tim unsure of his name while a nurse and doctor discuss the dead man who lived in the room and was an inventor of an explosive. The wounded man asks about his family while others react. A separate comic line has a customer and waitress about crabs.
An earnest minister urges troubled souls to seek guidance and recounts a wealthy man who sought counsel yesterday and now sits as a devout husband and father. A whispered aside jokes about time and trust, ending with a prompt about the bride entering the church and the aisle altar hymn.
John avoids attending a neighbor’s funeral for the third wife, explaining to his wife that he feels awkward accepting Bills invitations while he never receives similar invites in return.
Nationally promoted romance Do You Love Me stars Maureen O Hara and Dick Haymes with Harry James in a Technicolor stage musical at the State Theatre. Plot follows a shy music school dean entangled with a guest conductor and a flirtatious Cupid, with multiple song numbers and comic twists.
RKO comedy Sing Your Way Home stars Jack Haley with Marcy McGuire Glenn Vernon and Anne Jeffreys. Six musical numbers are written into the plot including a church service aboard an Atlantic liner where 15 year old Donna Lee sings The Lords Prayer.
Hal J. Cress Radarman 3-c received an honorable discharge at Shoemaker Field California after enlisting in May 1944. He trained at Farragut Idaho served in Okinawa Guam the Philippines and Tokyo. He expects to attend college at Ames this fall and is visiting Riverside with his parents and relatives amid funeral services for Frank A. Rummelhart in nearby Cedar Rapids.
Hubert Fisher of Kinross Mrs. Madelene Mellecker and Mr and Mrs Roy Rummelhart of Hills and Mrs Thomas Colbert of Wellman Donald Walsh son of Mr and Mrs Hubert Walsh of Davenport spent a week here visiting with his cousin Dean Walsh son of Joseph Walsh and other relatives.
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