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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1935

Page

5

Mexico's Cardenas Appears Victorious in Power Struggle

The Mexican political scene shifts as Lazaro Cardenas, opposing Gen. Plutarco Calles who has ruled for eight years, gains the upper hand. Saturnino Cedillo of San Luis Potosi looms as a potential force with wide influence on the nation's future as Cardenas promotes a six year plan to aid workers and peasants.

Mexico Lazaro Cardenas Plutarco Calles Saturnino Cedillo San Luis Potosi Cardenas

Merrimac Hosts Guests From Casper Wyoming

Merrimac reports a social week with visitors from Casper Wyoming including Mr and Mrs Al Farmer and family Mr and Mrs Bennie Edwards and Maxine and family Mrs Roy Duttweiler and daughter. Local residents spent time with relatives at Glen Shafer and Doss Van Winkle homes. Evelyn Baldosier stayed with grandparents Mr and Mrs Dave Baldosier. Glen Shafer Thema and Jay Shafer visited Carl Amrine. Roger Reckey from Brighton visited Doss Van Van Winkle. Lillian Anderson visited Aunt Grace Brinning.

Carl Amrine Merrimac Dad al Farmer Wayd Bennie Edwards Mghter Maxine Incent Casper Yo Roy Duttweiler Glen Shafer A. N Amrine A. J. Riley Riley Loren Dussenberry Doss van Winkl Evelyn Baldosier Dave Baldosier Thema Jay Shafer Carl Amrines Roger Reckey Brighton Doss van van Winkle Lillian Anderson Grace Brinning

Brighton Reunion Brings Brinton Family Gathering

Anson Brinton Florence Lloyd Homer Brinton and family Ben Brinton Belle Brinton and Bob Day joined a Brinton reunion in Des Moines while other Brighton residents moved or visited relatives. Local moves include Edwin Wanerus into vacant property, and Supt. Messer family relocating from Pleasant Plain. A council of residents reported illnesses and a hospital stay for R B Kessel and a hip injury for Mrs A A Humphrey.

Rhua Helmick Brighton Anson Brinton Florence Lloyd Homer Brinton Ben Brinton Belle Brinton Bob Day a_ Brinton Des Moines Edwin Wanerus Fred Wanerus Alice Painter Ottumwa J. B. Painter Messer Pleasant Victor Stacy Adair

Wellman Announces Teacher Replacements and Community News

Vacancies in Wellman public schools have been filled with new staff Miss Marjorie Quire from Kanawha Iowa will teach home economics and dramatics while Miss Dorothy M Durian will teach 6th to 8th grade work with Miss Campbell Durian is a State University of Iowa graduate who previously taught at Coffey rural school Miss Helen Milligan married Mr Hills of Mt Pleasant and Ada Pike plans further study at Iowa Wesleyan College Several residents pursue vacations travel and family news include Swarthiey to lead city band Elson Cook and companions vacationing at International Falls Minnesota lasting about two weeks Others travel through Kansas Michigan Ohio Indiana and Texas.

Wellman Melen Milligan Adam Pike Marjorie Quire Kanawha Iowa Iowa State College Dorothy M. Durian Henry Durian Campbell Durlan State University of Iowa Coffey Dorothy Helen Milligan Hills Mt. Pleasant Jane Ada Pike Iowa Wesleyan Pleasant Swarthiey Iowa City J. Elson Cook International Falls Minn Wayne Milton Wehrle Don Fleming Ralph Miller

New Potatoes Ready for Use in Richland After Rain

A fine rain fell today in Richland improving fields and flowers. Albert Morris reports the first new potatoes large enough to use, signaling a bountiful harvest underway.

Richland Albert Morris

Americans Travel Abroad Spending Debates and Trends

For years Americans have spent six times more on visiting foreign countries than foreigners spend to see America. The pattern reflects a strong U.S. outward travel interest and a relatively smaller international influx into the United States.

Too Much Is Enough Al Ho Seeks Balance in Forgiveness

The Chinatown sage Al Ho says he can forgive but cannot forget to an extent that would erase his discernment. He notes his ongoing effort to remain gracious may look excessive to some observers.

al Ho Chinatown

First Universities Opened in Lima and Mexico City in 1551

The first universities in the New World were founded simultaneously in Lima Peru and in Mexico City in the year 1551.

New World Lima Peru City of Mexico

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