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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1931

Page

4

Primitive Sleeping Car on Valley Railroad

The first sleeping cars used on the Valley railroad ran between Ther tishirg and Chambershure. The car featured day seats at one end and 18 berths at the other, with three levels and three berths per side, convertible into seating during the day.

Lead Valley Ther Tishirg Chambershure, i

Stone Christ figure unearthed at Savon church chapel

Workmen lowering the stone floor of the Loads chapel at Barnack uncover a likely 13th or 14th century stone figure of Christ in majesty. The sculpture, near Ivy, stands about three feet high and is nearly complete with feet and nose intact.

Barnack Petersboro Christ

Denied Citizenship Over War Duty Beliefs

Miss Marie Averill Bland a New York nurse and Professor Douglas Clyde Mackintosh of Yale were denied U S citizenship by a 5 to 4 Supreme Court vote. Mackintosh a Canadian Baptist minister had served in World War I and would fight if he deemed the war just. Bland refused to fight on religious grounds under any war condition.

United States Marie Averill Bland New York Douglas Clyde Mackintosh Yale University U. S. Supreme Court Mackintosh Miss Bland

War game fleet prepares for Dayton maneuvers

At Mitchel Field New York a 39 plane squadron from the U S Air Corps is shown before departure for Dayton Ohio to take part in Army air maneuvers. The overall force for the war game will reach 672 planes, a figure that staggers the imagination.

U.S. Air Corps Mitchel Field New York Dayton Ohio

Replica of Federal Hall Proposed for Wall Street Site

A plan proposes erecting an exact replica of the Federal Hall in New York on the historic Wall Street site where George Washington took his oath. The project envisions a faithful exterior and interior to honor the nation’s first presidential oath.

Washington Wall Street United States Sub-Treasury New York Federal Hall George Washington Sub- Treasury Financial

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