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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1941
Page
6
Senator A Clair Dewey announces retirement citing corruptions and hostile foes in politics. He notes colleagues and "other kind" elements deterring public service while highlighting his work on Homestead Exemption and conservation. He stresses brave stances and the heartbreak of public life.
Washington gossip notes that John L. Lewis head of the United Mine Workers told conferees he is larger than the government and that the White House and federal agencies fear the UMW and CIO. The claim, if true, suggests his power could halt national defense efforts and dampen public willingness to sacrifice.
A commentary praises banks for supporting Defense Bonds without cost and even advertising their benefits. Banks, with ample deposits, cooperate to aid the defense program, recalling lessons from World War I and stressing unity with the public. The piece cites banker ads in St. Louis and reflects on wartime tensions and hopes for lasting peace.
Rev W G Robertson returned home from Tarkio Missouri where Tarkio College conferred on him the Doctor of Divinity degree. Mrs Robertson was in county hospital for several days for treatment and is hoped to recover. Clarence Gilbert of Burlington visited on business.
The McCleary Clinic in Excelsior Springs Missouri offers a free 122 page booklet on piles fistula and colon disorders. Request by postcard to E505 Elms Blvd for a no charge copy that may save suffering and money.
Clarke Gormley, a former Crawfordsville boy now teaching at Charles City, has been sent to Baltimore to work in an airplane factory for national defense. Lisle Anwyl, six years at Mediapolis, is elected to the junior high in Burlington to teach commercial subjects, a notable advance worthy of congratulations.
A geologic study concludes Texas has sunk below sea level three times in its deep history. Researchers map sediment layers and fossil remains to pinpoint each marine episode and its implications for regional geology and paleoenvironments.
A biblical instruction from Genesis VI 14 commands Noah to construct an ark from gopher wood with a specified interior space and waterproofing using pitch both inside and out. The directive outlines the ark's material and sealing requirements for the coming flood.
A collage of gags and snippets follows a baffling mix of jokes about hearing aids a juggler in a failing circus and a boastful mother. the flow shifts from a lawn tool barter to a renamed performer and a fib about a daughter asides.
A garbled collection of quips and dialogues features eccentric scientific claims about life on Mars and a radio device that supposedly kills cures and brings down planes. It mixes casual banter among travelers and engineers with references to James Madison and early dress norms, creating a mosaic of quirky anecdotes and trivia.
A puzzled wife laments her husband’s absence, while an experienced friend urges calm and perspective. An office grouch comments on missteps in handling the feeble minded, noting that offering cars as a remedy is misguided.
Theresa M Libby introduces Billy the Peacemaker in a feature syndicated by McClure Newspaper Syndicate and WNU Service, outlining his efforts to resolve conflicts and promote harmony. The piece highlights his approach, community impact, and recurring appearances in local events.
In a small town Merry Wyeth helps a boy, Peter, under a car then faces a wary courtship. A post office scene reveals a Beta Tin pin gift and misread signals as Bill and Merry navigate a tangled, hopeful romance amid small-town life and gossip.
The garnet birthstone is described as enduring and faithful in its woven symbolism, emphasizing constancy and fidelity as key qualities.
They spent 12 days away visiting relatives in Medford Oregon and Oakland California, including Crater Lake and a Dewey family reunion. Side trips touched Lynn Colorado Estes Park and Sioux City. Numerous family dinners and greetings followed, with Dr. E D Miller attending a Cleveland medical convention and son Dr. Jay Miller aiding practice post-graduation.
Rev and Mrs M L Dewey and Mr and Mrs William Turnipseed arrived home Sunday evening after a six weeks trip in the west. They dined with friends near Clarinda and stayed with relatives in Maryville Virginia, then toured Kansas Oklahoma Texas and New Mexico. They visited Tucson Grand Canyon Beaumont Long Beach and Compton before aiding preparations for daughter Lucille Dewey Smith wedding to Alvin Smith in Stewart Nevada.
The text notes that Mormonism began in New York state and that Joseph Smith founded the faith after his visions. It also states he was killed by a mob in 1844 due to his convictions.
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