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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1935
Page
4
A devotional note from The Atlantic Log urges spiritual restoration with meekness and self discipline. It emphasizes beating one’s own records daily and tempering actions with greater finish and effort to outpace yesterday.
A Muscatine court sustains the school board’s action removing married women teachers and replacing them with unmarried staff. The ruling endorses board authority over qualifications, reflecting pushback against married women in the workforce and a shift toward traditional gender roles in education.
Eddie Cantor told 1,000 B'nai B'rith delegates in Los Angeles that radio propaganda endangers free speech and could fuel anti Jewish sentiment. Governor Merriam supported Cantor urging vigilance by Jews and Christians to uphold America’s founding principles. The piece cites concerns over demagogues and the Klan, with quotes from The Detroit Free Press and The Miami Herald.
A collage of quips and epigrams closes a night of reading with jokes on hats temperance and manners. Citations from Ottawa Citizen Syracuse Orange Peel London Opinion and Cornell Widow appear, ending with a thunderous wind down and a polite good night.
The ninth annual Iowa county superintendents conference is announced by state superintendent Agnes Samuelson. The meeting runs July 25 26 with speakers including Dr C L Drain of the University of Iowa and Dr James Glass of Winter Park College.
The author argues for women's expanded participation in society while warning against excess. Emphasis on raising intelligent, physically fit generations through capable parenting to sustain civilization. calls for balancing progress with race and soil conservation for national safety.
A Veterans of Foreign Wars district convention is planned for tomorrow at Eugene Clark as part of events under the VFW banner. Organizers invite members to attend and discuss district matters and future programs.
A Chicago radio segment features The Crusaders praising sound, nonpartisan officials while condemning radical demagogues in both parties. They defend regulation over government control, urge prosecution of racketeers in politics and business, and call for renewed public confidence to restore nationwide prosperity.
ex service men friends of the V F W will be guests of honor at a Waterloo post event. The gathering celebrates veterans and honors members for service. Local organization leaders invite all veterans to attend and participate in the program.
Work began on two fine arts studios to finish the west side of the building opposite the memorial union. The studios cost about 30000 dollars and will be at each end of the structure. One space will house Prof. Grant Wood and his mural design class while sculpturing classes will be led by Harry Stinson.
The article notes that the remaining projects are slated for completion by the fall season. Officials indicate progress is steady and on track, with contractors advancing tasks and anticipated milestones aligned with the autumn timeline.
Relief recipients in Guthrie County may not be found in pool halls or beer parlors or they will lose their aid per the county relief committee's decision. The rule targets eligibility and enforcement for local residents.
Thousands crowded Durant Street for a gala day as the Liberty Trust and Savings opens a new Durant branch. The community event marked a milestone in local banking services with residents and officials attending the ceremony.
Distribution of 50900 dollars in dividends to depositors of the old Durant Savings Bank made the occasion a notably happy one for residents of the community.
Forecast covers July 22 to 27 for upper Mississippi and Missouri valleys and northern central plains. Temperatures run above normal in southern areas, near normal in the north, with local showers at times across most sections during the week.
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