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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1941

Page

7

Riverside Notes Include Farm District Elections and Obits

The Farmers school district southeast of Riverside elected Edward Kucera as treasurer succeeding his father James Kucera who left the district this spring. Infant Marvin Grant Stransky died in Cedar Rapids with Riverside relatives attending. Lieut Norbert Kephart visited Riverside and Iowa City relatives. Several locals recover from operations and reflect on family ties and community links. Florence Koenig, Marie Tener, and Henry L. Doll are noted with travels and work histories in Des Moines and Peoria.

Edward Kucera James Kucera Riverside Fred Krebs Krebs Shebanek Marvin Grant Cedar Rapids National Bohemian Cemetery Stanley Hack Milo Shalla Phyllis Frank Lafourek Lieut Norbert Kephart Little Rock Akr Iowa City Violet Kephart Frances Ojthers Kephart Victoria Griffin Anna Walter Earl Walton West Liberty Frank Shimitz Rose Shebanek Marie Tener John W. Tener Methodist Hospital Des Moines Florence Koenig Peoria Ill Herman Koenig Black and Kuhl Henry L. Doll West Allis Wis

Geography: origin and definition from Greek roots

The term geography comes from Greek words meaning description of the earth. It explains how geographers describe lands, regions, and their features using systematic study and mapping.

Plantain A Tropical Banana Staple

Plantain is a banana species widely used as a staple food in tropical regions. It forms a core part of diets where banana trees grow and is prepared in varied culinary styles across cultures.

Tropics

Generals Captured by Nazis Shown in Radiophoto

A Nazi propaganda caption identifies General Richter of the Russian army among several Red prisoners taken in the Russian theater. The image is described as captured during fighting near Lwow in Poland.

Richter Polish Lwow

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Market summary Chicago hogs cattle and sheep report

Chicago markets show hogs active and higher with top 11.64 and 20.35 for select and choice. sows at 10.50 to 10.66. Sheep 1,500 mostly slow with good and choice native lambs 11.25 to 11.50. Cattle 8,800 active with steers around 12.00 and next price 11.94. best yearlings 11.85. bulls 9.75 down. vealers 12.50. Estimated receipts Wednesday hogs 12,000 cattle 11,000 sheep 2,000.

Chicago Beffore

Chicago Trade Roundup Grain Prices

Market notes show corn mixed with several yellow and white samples quoted around 1.50 and 1.49 for soybeans. Oats list mixed lots with prices ranging in mid thirties to fifty percent figures, reflecting typical daily fluctuations.

Rotary President Names New Rotary Committees in Wellman

Rotary president L. W. Durst announced committee assignments at the Wellman club meeting. Appointees include A. C. Gingerich as club service chair and Bens Swartzendruber leading the program committee with Mearl Munson and H. E. Ross. International and community service groups feature Carl Oldfield, Ralph Snawley, Harris MacGugin, and Orlo Green among others. Out-of-town attendees at Frank Schwartz funeral included Grace and Isabelle Schwartz of Sioux Falls and several Milwaukee Rock Island and Boston residents.

Frank Wilson Wellman L. W. Durst Rotary Club A. C. Gingerich Ben Swartzendruber Mearl Munson H. E. Ross Donald Bidwell A. C. Kuipers Carl Oldfield Ralph Snawley E. C. Jones Harris MacGugin Orlo Green E. D. Miller J. G. Wehrle Rotary L. C. Swain Pardley Bell, Jr Rol Erb HH. B. Rugg BE. N. Foster Ek. N. Foster H. B. Rugg Frank Schwartz Grace Schwartz Isabelle Schwartz Sioux Falls S. D Walter Hansen Milwaukee Wis Tom Lerch Fred Schatz John Schatz Rock Island, Ill J. W. Wetrich Vincent Wetrich Earnest Ruby Arthur Holtz Iowa City Harold Schultz Mary Boston Mass Lissa Armacost

Soviet Marshals Lead Defense of Kiev Front

Marshal Budyonny commands the southern sector protecting Kiev and Ukraine with Marshal Timoshenko and Marshal Voroshilov sharing defense against German forces in the ongoing Soviet Finnish war context.

Semyon Budyonny Kiev Ukraine Semyon K. Timoshenko Klementi Voroshilov

Grain table shows mixed futures at Chicago open

Chicago grain prices report open, with wheat July at 1.03, Sep 1.055, Dec 1.074. Corn July 73, Sep 15, Dec 78. Oats July various 36 38, Soybeans July 1.50, Oct 1.41-1.42, Dec 1.4314. Weekday activity reflects modest shifts in open, high, low, and close figures.

Chicago

Chicago Produce Market Report Brief

Eggs market weak with receipts 20 596 cases and 26 percent extra firsts 25 percent firsts 24 percent dirties 23 percent checks 238 percent. Poultry market quiet with 1 car 41 trucks and broilers 16 to 19.

Chicago

Sex control advances in rabbit experiments spark debate

Researchers at Applied Research Laboratories near Dayton New Jersey report 97 of 139 offspring from treated rabbits exhibiting the sought sex, a result far from normal 96 male to 100 female ratio. Since 1938, 183 litters from acid treated mothers yielded 172 majorities, nine ties and two failures amid ongoing controversy.

Applied Research Laboratories New York Dayton N. J Leon J. Cole University of Wisconsin Elmer Roberts University of Illinois

Green Walls Replace White in Hospitals

Hospitals move away from sterile white to a spinach green in operating rooms patient gowns and sheets. The shift follows years of testing preferring the restful color despite surgeons’ preference for tradition and unused white uniforms.

Free Press Advocated to Cut Nation’s Crime Bill

Municipal Judge William R. McKay told the Alhambra Chamber that a free and uncensored press can reduce the nation's 15 billion dollar annual crime bill. He warned of 2 murders per hour and crowded prisons, urging reforms and informed public opinion.

William R. McKay Alhambra Chamber of Commerce McKay

Solder theft ring shocks Cincinnati factories

Cincinnati reports reveal a large organized ring stealing solder. Factories warn of nightly losses, with 2,500 pounds or more hauled away at times. Fences and thieves operate through a network, including workers who divert solder by drilling holes in floors to pass material to accomplices.

Cincinnati

Delaware Pioneers Christmas Seal Drive 1907

Emily P. Bissell, secretary of the Delaware Red Cross branch, organized the first US Christmas seal sale after Riis urged adoption in 1907. A holly wreath design financed 50,000 stamps printed and sold December 9 at the Wilmington post office, launching a nationwide effort in 1908.

Einar Holboll Denmark Outlook Magazine Jacob Riis Emily P. Bissell Delaware American Red Cross Riis Wilmington

Eggs Cheap in March and Spring Prices Decline

The article notes eggs are cheapest in March with buyers urged to buy during this period. It claims spring months March April and May offer the lowest prices and highest quality of the year.

Money and Marriage: Cash Causes Husbands to Leave Home

The article cites Edward Apstein of the Divorce Reform League and Daniel Eisenberg, tracing 71,546 missing husbands in the prior year to money problems. They argue debt and bills push husbands away, while 34 wives left home. fear of independence and comfort at home deter women.

United States Edward Apstein Divorce Reform League Daniel Eisenberg Eisenberg

Rodents reveal nerve test findings by psychologist

Psychologist Calvin S. Hall of Western Reserve University traces eight generations of rats to explain why strong men break down under pressure while anxious individuals stay stoic. Nervous rats grew jittery, calm rats grew steady. exposure to a hiss triggered seizures in calm rats.

Calvin S. Hall Western Reserve University Dr. Hall

Polite Etiquette Tips For Dates And Theater Outings

A guidance piece describes courteous behavior for dating and outings. It advises a man as host to select seating, convey the date’s seating choice to the usher, and treat the guest with respect from arrival to departure. It also notes the woman should follow the usher to her seat and precede at the aisle on exit.

Fossil Camel with Giraffe-like Neck Found Near Madras

Caltech paleontologists unearthed fossilized bones of a browsing camel with a long neck in Jefferson County Oregon near Madras. Dr. Arthur Drescher leads the team. the site also yielded a three-toed horse about sheep size.

Oregon Madras California Institute of Technology Jefferson County Dalles California Arthur Drescher

Propaganda and bread: 19th century slogans and Edam cheese

A century ago prosperity slogans urged public service in the Harrison Tyler campaign. The ad appealed to patriotism and economic self interest, linking political success to the voters' wallets. The snippet notes Edam cheese from the Netherlands marketed mainly in Alsmaar.

Netherlands Alsmaar

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