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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1947
Page
3
The piece reflects on Paul as a model of god consciousness and trust, claiming he became a giant in performance. A Bible verse from Romans 12 21 frames the message, stating the Lord stood by and strengthened the speaker.
A Washington senate committee probes Capper's bill to bar interstate liquor advertising. Distillers and top lawyers push back while critics cite ads showing liquor as refined and festive. Testimony highlights deceptive claims and urges passage of the law.
Atlantic News Telegram argues for deep government waste cuts across all departments, with agriculture taking a leadership role to ensure proportional reductions. It also critiques the Kansas City ballot theft probe, noting federal officials and the Hoover and Clark inquiries, tied to the Tom Pendergast era and Harry Truman’s presidency. An odd weather note mentions black locust trees failing to bloom in Eddyville.
A Washinton Iowa reader argues for universal military training, outlining four months of basic training plus eight months of volunteer courses. The writer cites public polls and the American Legion, claiming UMT would yield a trained reserve, educational and economic benefits, and potentially reduce casualties in future wars.
The AFL moulders and foundry workers union representing 150 employees at the Malleable Iron Company in Fairfield Iowa ended a two week strike. They accepted a new contract with wage increases for piece and day work and full production is to resume Monday.
Classified advert in The Evening Journal details subscription and rate information for Washington Iowa. It lists carrier rates in Washington and surrounding zones, with annual, semi annual, and quarterly options.
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