National Editorial Association Meeting Cited
Wednesday July 17 1946 reports reference the National Editorial Association meeting details. The piece notes organizational actions and notable attendees shaping postwar press policy.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1946
Page
5
Tolerant creed cites Galatians to urge equality for all
A religious proverb argues that long effort has raised women’s dignity and that untouchability must end. It cites Galatians 3 28 to claim there is neither Jew nor Greek nor slave nor free nor male nor female in Christ Jesus, urging universal unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Jesus
Debate on Independence and Labor in Early American News
A satirical column surveys post independence life, labor unions, and political shifts. It notes Amalgamated Clothing Workers leader Jacob S. Potofsky, Balkan tensions around Mihailovitch, Salvation Army drives in Washington County, and legal changes from the Hobbs bill affecting union racketeering. It also references a Mississippi coal barge trial and editorials critiquing public spending and costliness of infrastructure programs.
Patrons note weather halts central park checker tourney
In two days of rain the daily central park checkers event is paused. The letter from Old Timer recalls past contributors and humor about the Duchess of Burgundy and a reader’s query about an acronym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Park
Growing Old Is Just a Bad Habit Cartoon Note
A collage of humorous lines and quips on aging, clergy visits, and social commentary. The piece features snippets about manners, vanity, and dental jokes, concluding with a nibble at ambition and a city doctor misimpersonation.
A Brooklyn Soldier Brings Rattlesnakes From Oregon
A Brooklyn soldier on maneuvers in Oregon returns with rattlesnakes he claims to have found on a worm. The incident amuses a companion who asks where they came from as the soldier beams and vows more contributions in time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Brooklyn
Wayland Social Notes Include Discharges and Visits
Wayland residents report Duare Widmer receiving a Camp McCoy discharge after 23 months service with 18 in European theaters. Dr. Olson of Princeton and family visit local relatives. Kansas City guests attend Mrs. Jarrard’s funeral and tour area kin. A large gathering of Kauffman relatives in Wayland Park, and numerous vacation trips, visits, and family travels are noted among locals and friends in Mt. Pleasant and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra Wittmer
Wayland
Duare Widwamer
Edna Widmer
Camp McCoy
Wis
Spert
Harry Olson
Princeton
New Jersey
Olson
Lillian
Mt. Pleasant
Henry Widmer
Dave Johanson
Widmer
Johanson
Joel Merviner
Ava Covert
Kansas City
Mary Jarrard
Clyde Troutman
James Callahan
Jimmy Callahen
Glen McCoy
Jimmy
Glen Junior
Gilford Roth
Ronald Roth
Othes
Omar Roth
Verlee
Audrey
Colorado
Amasa Miller
Willie Troyer
Ubhters
Orie Miller
Dan Greiser
Bellview
Frank Norman
Vero Beach
Fla
Will Magdefrau
Della Jurzensen
Delmar
Warren Schlatter
Shirley
Raymond Schlatter
Sue
Sharon
Oregon
Birthday party honors Jerry Roth in casual Weyland gathering
Mrs Ronald Roth hosted a Thursday birthday party for Jerry age seven with guests Judy Kauffman Janice Kauffman Martha Wyse Lucy Wyse Lois Ann Boshart Richa Meyer Bobbie Ann Haberman Jerry Nebel Gary Alliman Patty Sue Hileman Mrs Irvan Bossart and Mrs Henry Goldsmith. Gifts, games and a birthday cake with ice cream and orange drink were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Ronald Roth
Jerry
Judy
Janice Kauffman
Martha
Lucy Wyse
Lois Ann Boshart
Richa Meyer
Bobbie Ann Haberman
Jerry Nebel
Gary Alliman
Patty Sue Hileman
Irvan. Bossart
Henry Goldsmith
Rex Rich
Phillip Rich
Paul Widmer
Don Alliman
Don Holmes
Don Kauffman
Camp Stoneman Calif
Family trip ends as son Roy leaves navy in 1942
During a ten day Boston trip, Roy is discharged from the navy and returns home with his parents. They stay with cousin Arthur Roth in Ortanna, Pa., observing a large canning operation run by Roth’s father-in-law. About 2,400 cherry pickers work daily with 70 tons processed. Other fruits are canned as seasonal work expands and new equipment is added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Roy
Navy
Arthur Roth
Ortanna
Artando
Misselm
Farmers to Face Off in All Farm Horseshoe Tourney
Des Moines July 17 A farmers only horseshoe tournament at the town centennial state fair offers 150 in prizes. L B Cunningham fair board secretary says city dwellers and pros are barred, entrants must live and work on farms in two divisions juniors under 18 and adults. Each contestant pitches 100 shoes in the qualifying round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Towa
L. B. Cunningham
Fair Board
Local Horseshoe Tournament Sets Finals Qualifiers
Round four feature counts 12 high scorers in each class to reach finals. Games use official 40-foot courts under national horseshoe pitchers association rules. Tournament opens Sunday August 25 and runs for three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Horseshoe Pitchers Association
Tailor's Patch For Mending Suits And Dresses
The patch crafted on fabric with a crochet hook is nearly invisible and suitable for repairing both men's and women's clothing.
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