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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1952
Page
5
A short editorial notes theologians struggle to explain a spiritual path. It mentions a man who walked this life and showed glimpses of life as a good way. The editor references Logos and Wisdom becoming flesh and dwelling among us.
Clippings note varied topics including a Danish firm hiring only workers over 65 with four hour shifts and a rush of applicants. The Ottumwa Chamber of Commerce and local leaders discuss potential economic impact while other items comment on driving habits and safety and reflect broader postwar social shifts.
Kathryn Grayson Red Skelton Howard Keel and Ann Miller head a Broadway to Paris story in MGM Technicolor Lovely to Look At featuring Jerome Kern songs and a lavish fashion show finale with Adrian costumes and a chorus of eighteen models. The film blends romance humor and music as three writers back a show then stage a couture revue to save a dress shop.
Ramblings from Hawaii reveal Col Paul Putnam, Marine Corps air force, drafting plans for Wake Island memorials and tours while stationed at Pearl Harbor. He describes life after capture, his POW years, and his ongoing duties with the Fleet Marine Forces Pacific, with letters home to Washington relatives.
Many scientists conclude humans originated in the great Asiatic land mass about a million years ago and spread from there to other regions of the world.
Grading and bridging on the farm to market road from highway 76 at the northeast edge of Columbus City to the northwest edge, then toward highway 2 two miles west, progress, with surfacing planned later. Also grading and bridging completed on the old washboard road west of Columbus Junction.
The first forest plantation west of the Mississippi was established in 1893 near Oregon City Oregon. The project marked an early effort to manage timber resources and foster reforestation in the region.
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