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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1939

Page

4

Action and Reaction in Work Ethic and Enthusiasm

Daily reflection urges self competition and renewed effort to sustain enthusiasm. Biblical proverb links generosity and blessed living while urging personal diligence to break records and turn hours into minutes through new actions and visions.

Talk of a third term for Roosevelt draws wide notice

The piece surveys the third term question for Roosevelt and past presidents. It notes Washington’s refusal and cites Grant, Theodore Roosevelt, and Calvin Coolidge as examples. It also reports on Roy C Gowdy born in Washington Iowa, death in Colorado, and references related clippings.

Mel” Shields Denver, Colo Mel Rocky Mountain News City Roy C. Gowdy Colorado Southern Railway Co St. Worth Denver City Railway Co Wichita Valley Lines Mr. Gowdy Washington Iowa Colorado Roy Gowdy Rocky Mountain St. Virgin Canon

Third term question in American politics debated

The piece recalls past pushes for a third term by Grant and Theodore Roosevelt and questions if Franklin D. Roosevelt should or will seek a third term. It notes the two term tradition and warns against midstream changes while asking readers what they think about the issue.

Theodore Roosevelt Woodrow Wilson William Howard Taft Mr. Wilson Mr. Taft Grant Teddy Franklin D. Roosevelt Calvin Coolidge Herbert Hoover Mr. Hoover Franklin Roosevelt

On The Light Side Of Life In A Humorous Column

A collage of jokes and anecdotes from a guest column by Charlie Davis Englishman includes comic takes on insurance, gobbled corn, eight hour workdays, and sight gags about traffic lights. It features quips about weather, grass, and daily life as it contrasts seriousness with whimsy.

Charlie Davis

Lightning’s Course Shown In Thunder Cloud Flashes

Research notes describe lightning flashes moving through the cloud and the rare event when a bolt strikes ground objects such as trees barns or transmission lines, highlighting the vertical path from cloud base to earth.

Stepin Fetehit Seen Running On Hal Roach Lot

Stepin Fetehit, famed for inertia, bolted from a sound stage at Hal Roach studios during the film Zenobia with Oliver Hardy and Harry Langdon. Director Gordon Douglas found him resting in a chair in the sun and asked the reason for the dash. Stepin quipped that the sun is not always out and hurried off stage to enjoy the light.

Stepin Screenland Hal Roach Oliver Hardy Harry Langdon State Theatre Gordon Douglas Douglas

Lone Ranger film stars Chief Thunder Cloud at Fox Theatre

Chief Thunder Cloud portrays Tonto in The Lone Ranger Rides Again at the Fox Theatre. He is a full blooded Cherokee, son of Dark Cloud and Morning Star, married with two sons White Eagle and Lone Star. Bob Hope teams with Shirley Ross in the Swingy film.

Chief Thunder Cloud Tonto Bob Livingston Lone Ranger Fox Theatre Dark Cloud Morning Star White Eagle Lone Star

Some Like It Hot Opens at Fox Theatre With Krupa Cast

Paramounts swing comedy Some Like It Hot returns with Gene Krupa and his orchestra and opens today at the Fox Theatre. The film features Bob Hope Una Merkel and Rufe Davis in a lively romance driven story with memorable tunes including The Lady’s in Love With You and Some Like It Hot.

Paramount Gene Krupa Fox Theatre Bob and Shirley Frank Loesser Burton Lane Remo Biondi Loesser Bob Hope Una Merkel Rube Rufe Davis

Funeral services for Merna Jean Cuddeback held yesterday

Funeral services for Merna Jean Cuddeback were held yesterday afternoon at Sherman's funeral home with Rev. George Pennington of West Chester Methodist church in charge. Casket bearers included Donald Sheets, Elwood Kleese, Robert Gates, and Kimball Gates. A vocal duet by Frances Sartor and Jane Steele highlighted the service. Burial followed at Elm Grove cemetery.

Merna Jean Cuddeback Sherman George Pennington West Chester

Thanks to neighbors for sympathy and floral offerings

We express heartfelt gratitude to kind neighbors and thoughtful friends for their many expressions of sympathy. The beautiful floral offerings were especially appreciated by Mr. and Mrs. Glen Cuddeback and children.

Glen Cuddeback

Iowa Bank Cannot Use Money For Boonville Bank

Booneville Savings Bank plans to go out of business September 1 after failing to attract depositors. The bank holds 267000 of customers funds and since May 29 has urged withdrawals but none have closed accounts. It paid 2 percent interest but could not loan enough to earn it, leaving money idle.

Booneville Booneville Savings Bank

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