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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1932

Page

4

Four A Flock of Weary Birds Poem by Marion Couthony Smith

A poem portrays a flock of weary birds turning westward toward fading days. The verses describe silent, unjoyful flight through twilight and stormy haze toward oblivion. They symbolize loves denied and friendships lost, bearing the burdens of unwanted treasures.

Marion Couthony Smith

Dr Tilton and two associates convicted in cancer cure case

The Clinton physician Dr Tilton and two associates were found guilty of conspiring to violate medical practices laws after advertising a cancer cure and collecting large fees. Prosecution witnesses cited deaths, while defense claimed cures. The piece argues no cancer cure exists and condemns profiteering healers amid medical ethics.

Tilton Clinton

Still Enforcing Laws Amid Claims of Crime Wave

A June 2, 1932 front page records show a kidnapper jailed for life, six bandits hanged for murder during holdups, a death sentence for a robbery killer, and eight men jailed 6 to 25 years for abducting a wealthy citizen. The piece asserts ongoing law enforcement in America.

America

A Tribute to Brother by Dr William Stryker

A local column from McMinnville Oregon honors Paul Stryker son of the late Rev W R Stryker. The piece notes Paul died recently and references his brother Dr William Stryk er.

Wm. Stryker McMinnville Oregon Paul Stryker W. R. Stryker Paul William Stryk

Tribute to Paal from a lifelong friend in McMinnville

A farewell tribute recalls Paal of Burlington and Marengo from childhood to wartime service. The writer recollects family moments in Iowa Illinois and Montana, streetcar work in Winnipeg, Hawaii sugar plantations, a Butte mine near disasters, Glacier Park venison and trout, and his WWI service including Verdun and Alsace.

Burlington Kidlet Albia Marengo McKinley Wellman Washington Lewis Masson Kirksville Ilinois Styx Winnipeg Calgary Standard Oil Hawaii Butte Glacier Park Livingston Spokane Ft. Stevens Columbia J. J. Astor, Sr Verdun Orleans Main Fosdick Old Mars Bruce Barton W. 8S

Words Often Misused and Misspelled Guide Note

A compact guide highlights common phrasing and pronunciation tips. It cautions against saying line of in processes like engaged in a different line of business and notes how to stress the first syllable in inference.

Pinch Hitter Faces Jingle Contest Tug of War

In a chaotic scene Mr By The Way insists on selecting the Jingle winner and the Pinch Hitter concedes this demand due to salary dependencies. A morale shift follows as the prize may be funded by Mr By The Way, leaving readers with a tense power claim over the contest outcome.

Mr. By the Way Mr. Po Moendaayv Snbatitutes Hyeoh Leeaneas Limaneos Vane

Honor Dad and Lighthearted Notes In The Penny Press

A nostalgic collection of affectionate tributes to fathers and light verse. The page blends Father’s Day praise with playful quips about wren nests, weather, and local humor columns, plus reader Q&A style jokes and notices from “The Pathfinder.” It reflects a small town newspaper tone with familiar names and casual humor.

State Parks Highlight Iowa Native Geology and Caves

Des Moines June 18 Readers are invited to explore Iowa's 39 state parks viewed as outdoor museums. Ledges State Park in Boone County features Reindeer lichen, Gitchie Manito Park shows Sioux quartzite, Driftless Area hosts ancient pines, Dolliver Memorial Park offers Copperas cliff, Bixby State Park has an ice cave, Makoketa Caves Park reveals caves and a natural bridge with underground streams and colored flora.

Des Moines Iowa Ledges State Park Boone County Gitchie Manito Park Lynn County Backbone Park Delaware County Copperas Cliff Dolliver Memorial Park Webster County Tee Cave Clayton Bixby State Park Clayton County Makuoketa Caves Jackson County Heer

Musicians Union Sets Levy Plan on Chain-Program Radio

At the American Federation of Musicians annual convention in Los Angeles on June 18, Joseph N. Weber of New York was elected president. The union approved a proposal to levy charges on radio stations that use chain programs and voted to hold the next meeting in Chicago in 1933.

Los Angeles American Federation of Musicians Joseph N. Weber New York City Chicago

Film critic magazine sued over Alma Rubens death

Mrs Theresa Ruben seeks a $1,000,000 damages verdict against a Los Angeles film magazine in a case filed for an article related to the death of her daughter Alma Rubens the actress. Attorneys said on Monday they hoped a jury would be chosen to hear the case.

Los Angeles Theresa Ruben Alma Rubens

Postmasters Elect at MARSHIALLTOWN Convention

The Marshialltown branch of the national league of district postmasters elected officers and selected next convention city as the main business. About 200 postmasters attended. The opening day featured a banquet with Congressman T J B Robinson of Hampton as speaker.

Marshialltown National League of District T. J. B. Robinson Hampton

Obituary of Rachel Edmonson Smith of Paton Iowa

Rachel T Edmonson daughter of Mathew and Mary Edmonson born February 22 1866 near Ainsworth Iowa died June 15 1932 at the home of her daughter Mrs Gladys Walker near Paton aged 66 years 3 months 23 days She married J M Smith August 20 1888 and moved to Greene county near Paton They had two daughters Gladys Walker and one infant who died Surviving are her husband daughter one brother Joe Edmonson of St Louis Missouri one grandson Delbert Walker and many relatives Funeral services were held at Slininger's funeral home Jefferson Iowa June 16 1932 and at the United Presbyterian church in Ainsworth Burial was in Oregon township cemetery.

Rachel T. Edmonson Mathew and Mary Edmonson Ainsworth Iowa Gladys Walker Paton Washington County J. M. Smith Greene County Iowa City Slininger Jefferson Clarence Haering United Presbyterian Church Oregon Township

Embarrassing Moments Told By Town Folks

A collection of lighthearted anecdotes from local residents recounting clumsy and humorous missteps. Dee’s olive mishap at dinner, a Washington golfer in Chicago, and a string of blush worthy incidents at school and home showcase small town wit and self deprecating humor.

Church Services Notice Sunday School and Sermons

The message lists Sunday school at 10 a.m. with Earl Smith as superintendent. Preaching at 11 a.m. on The Living Hope and again at 8 p.m. on The Set Feasts. The pastor L. H. Anderson extends a cordial invitation to attend services.

Earl Smith Living Hope L. H. Anderson

New Haven Baptist Sunday Schedule and Mission Message

The New Haven Baptist Church announces Sunday services at 9:45 for Sunday school 11:00 morning sermon by Pastor M Lefever 2:00 afternoon service. A basket dinner at noon and speakers Rev and Mrs Dewey of Wellman bring a missions subject with music by Washington church. Everyone invited.

Jacob Grave Dewey Wellman Washington Church M. Lefever

Long Asked to Head Labor Party Presidential Bid

Huey P. Long of Louisiana has been asked by the former labor party to run for president. Roy M. Harrop, party executive committee chairman, said Frank Webb of California, the national convention nominee, has been denied credentials and would not accept the platform, as Webb is a federal employee.

Long Council Bluffs Iowa Huey P. Long Louisiana Labor Party Roy M. Harrop Frank Webb California Omaha Harrop Webb

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