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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1936
Page
4
The piece extols Thomas Pryor Gore as a brave senator who faced loss over a conscience vote on the AAA and notes Oklahoma figures Josh Lee and Marland supporting Gore’s gubernatorial prospects. It discusses campaign promises including homes for families and “forty acres and a mule” style rhetoric.
The New York Times comments on Senator Gore and Elmer Thomas, contrasting Gore’s platform of “less lax, more trade, no trusts and no war” with the idea of delivering income and restoring purchasing power. It questions promises and political slogans, urging voters to weigh tax reductions and unemployment aid while praising Gore’s Senate record.
The Indiana State News notes the Senate block on a 2,540,000 flood control drainage item for the Kankakee River basin. Senator Minton cited objections by the Indiana Conservation Board and State Planning Commission, saying the project would harm more than help despite War Department backing.
A Washington woman seeking work as a maid demanded no days off, full control of the parlor and laundry duties, and private dining, then fled to the attic. A man in uniform burst in crying his discovery and returned her to the asylum. Another Washington resident is losing weight by riding a horse daily.
Fragmentary dialogue shows a colored prisoner asked if he wants a lawyer with the defendant replying no yet offering witnesses. The piece mixes courtroom banter with comments on conductors and a few named people praised for traits and salesmanship.
Leon Brown, living on a farm near Cresco, became the owner of a pet black bear. A Canadian circus friend gifted the bear, and Brown plans to exhibit the animal this week.
Gouverneur Morris urges that every item bear a label showing its value and taxes. He argues transparent pricing could spark a revolution in government spending, noting bureaucrats' salaries hidden in the extra charges. He cites canned soups as an example and mocks ease of trading a car for a newer model.
A boarder forgets his landlady's name Duminick. An expert suggests association by linking to breakfast for the stomachs sake. The next morning he greets the landlady correctly as Mrs. Kelley.
In Laurens Iowa on June 3 night watchman was tied by five bandits who looted the Hakes warehouse and poultry plant. The men used two machine guns and several revolvers before escaping. Authorities were notified.
Mrs. Gillycuddie demanded removal of a telephone and complained about raucous language from linemen in front of her home. The company reviewed the incident, found a mishap with molten lead during repairs, and issued a lighthearted report while she waited for final action.
A compact preview hints at warmups roasts and early fan energy as pitchers stretch and batteries boost crowd noise before kicks and touchdowns. The item surveys multiple game moments beyond teams, signaling ongoing action across the lineup.
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