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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1941

Page

6

Second son arrives at Lord home near Hesking

June 6 morning birth of a boy named Thomas Paul at the Glen Lord residence near Hesking. Mrs. Lord’s sister-in-law Mrs. Marion Mundt assisted with the postnatal work as George Lord will gain a brother. The family includes Mr. and Mrs. Glen Lord and their infant.

Clara Gollove Haskins and Mirs Glen Lord Hesking Thomas Paul Lord Marion Mundt Littte George Lord J. R. McCreedy Ross Ralph West Point Clara Thoma Geneva Des Moines Sue Thoma Mt. Union Cary Brown Luis Godlove Leo Farrington Clara Godlove Farrington Unn Gordon Col Prank Macon Washington Keating Pank Edwards J. M .Farrington Iowa City J. M. Farrington Vivian Booth Davenport Ethel Elmer Thoeming Mike Flynn Chicago Lee Sands George Ebner Mt. Pleasant Lee Duslness Eunice Lins Martinsburs Clarice Brunfield Ralph Boyd

Lee Tires Wins Florida Road Test Against Competitors

The famous 5 million mile Florida Road Test pitted Lee Tires against top brands and proved Lee superiority in tread wear cord strength resistance to bruises and ply separation.

Florida Lee

Meteor glowed like bulb over Durban

A falling meteor that passed over Durban South Africa glowed like an electric bulb and left a long tail attracting witness reports from residents and observers.

Durban South Africa

San Leandro Woman Becomes Mayor in California

Helen Lawrence of San Leandro California holds the office of mayor. The city counts more than 11 500 residents and she balances public duty with a personal life.

Helen Lawrence San Leandro Cal

Doctors fly to remote homesteads in inland Australia

Four physicians operate aerial medical service across central Australia. Responding to calls by telephone or telegram, they fly hundreds of miles to reach homesteads.

Australia

Population Growth 1930 to 1940 In the United States

Population rose by 8 894 229 people or 7 2 percent from 1930 to 1940. California showed the largest increase among states according to census figures.

United States California

War Department designates 75 thousand miles as strategic highways

Studies by the war department assign seventy five thousand miles of the three million mile U S highway system as strategic highways. The designation highlights routes considered crucial for national defense and military mobility.

War Department United States

Boy Finds Hidden Hoard Worth 525 Dollars in Maine Woods

Six year old Charles Harlow of Bingham Maine unearthed a cache in the woods containing 525 dollars two gold watches jewelry and documents while exploring the area near his home authorities confirmed the find and valuable items will be handled by local officers for safekeeping and examination.

Charles Harlow Bingham Maine

Wolves and dogs interbreed and produce fertile offspring

The text notes that wolves and dogs commonly mate and can be fully fertile with each other, while coyotes and dogs do so rarely or not at all.

The Right Man B The Right Man B

Allen Cotter discovers Dora Mead in a private embrace with Ames Forbes, Dora's husband, at a Cooksville party. He confronts Forbes in a dramatic moment, shattering his illusion about Dora and the couple's marriage.

Allen Cotter Tim Bingham Allen Ames Forbes Ames Dora Tim Cooksville Dora Mead Boston

Earliest Windows Were Openings Not Glass Panes

The text traces windows from simple wall openings for light and air to the use of marble slabs and rice paper as panes. It notes two possible etymologies wind eye and wind door, references biblical mentions of windows, ancient uses by Egyptians Greeks Romans, Theophilus as the first to make true window glass in the twelfth century, and American adoption around the Revolutionary era.

Noah Solomon Theophilus Jamestown Virginia America

Seward’s Folly Turns Asset as Alaska Air Bases Plan Surges

An editorial recalls Seward’s Purchase of Alaska and notes that $25,000,000 will fund five air bases with five more planned. Alaska’s fisheries and resources now bolster the nation’s economy and defense, aiding the United States and Canada, including a base near Metlakatla Island south of Ketchikan.

William Seward Alaska Republic United States Canada Columbia Metlakatla Island The Panhandle Ketchikan

Service Stations in United States and Texas Lead Counts

A report notes over 240000 service stations across the United States with Texas having the most outlets. The data highlights Texas as the leading state for service station numbers ahead of other states.

The United States Texas

How to Roast Standing Ribs of Beef for a Superior Roast

For a superior roast, choose six pounds or more of standing ribs. A two or three rib section roasts fat side up, using the ribs as a rack to baste in fat. The eye muscles provide a sure pleasing center, with escalloped corn green pepper cups pan browned potatoes and a fresh garden salad as companions.

Felt Protectors Keep Tables Scratch Free

Felt pieces cut from old hats serve as table toppers by gluing to the bottoms of vases lamps book ends and ash trays to protect surfaces.

Cooperative Dinner Honors Sutherland at Prairie Center

Austin Sutherland was the honored guest at a Father's Day cooperative dinner hosted by his children at the home of Mr and Mrs Henry Sutherland in Prairie Center. Out of town guests included William Eversole and his two children from Iowa City. In Kahoka Missouri, John Koehler and family visited the George Martin home for Father's Day.

George Koehler Prairie Center Austin Sutherland Henry Sutherland William Eversole Iowa City Kahoka John Koehler Julia Mae Betty George Martin

Washington Lodge No 26 Regular Meeting Notice

Washington Lodge No 26 Fraternity announces regular meeting on the first Friday of each month with officers Wee Holland Worshipful Master and A W Yard Secretary listed as contacts for the event.

Washington Lodge No A. M Wee Holland W. M A. W. Yard

Train and Bus Schedules for Westbound Eastbound Lines

Train listings show westbound schedules for Golden State Limited and Californian with regular stops, local and mixed trains, and branch service to Knoxville. Eastbound services include Golden State Limited, Californian, Davenport local and Southwest Limited, with departure times and notes on passenger handling. Burlington Trailways bus routes connect Washington with Chicago and other points, with several daily departures and a central ticket point at the local depot.

Golden State Limited Washington California Washin

Little People Asked to Curb Non Defense Spending

Oklahoma Democrat Representative Wesley E. Disney urged Americans to cut non defense expenditures to curb inflation. He warned of a looming national debt nearing 90 to 100 billion dollars plus 20 billion in state and local debt, urging the "little people" to pressure Congress and avoid futile defense project gimmicks. He compared U S spending to France after 1918 and urged personal responsibility to bear government costs.

New York Wesley E. Disney Oklahoma America Tax Foundation Disney United States Marshal Petain France

Local Families Gather for Weekend Visits Near Dubuque

Mr and Mrs C H Wolfe and daughter Esther visited their daughter and husband Mr and Mrs Lester Ronga near Dubuque. Mr and Mrs Melbern Underwood and children spent Sunday with their mother Mrs Carl Koehler. Mrs Montgomery visited Bruce Hill in Washington. Martha Zieglowsky stayed with her grandmother Mrs Carl Koehler. Laura Cline ill in Virginia. Don McClure and children dined with Marion Sheetz. Dan Cline and son Wayne and Mr Cunningham dined with Shorty Collins near Iowa City for Cunningham’s birthday. Rex Smith visited Muscatine. John Koehler Jr attended a conference at La Claire as a U P delegate.

C. H. Wolfe Esther Lester Ronga Dubuque Melbern Underwood Ollie Carl Koehler Malcom = Montgomery Bruce Hill Washington Montgomery Marshall Koehler Marsha Ann Martha Zieglowsky Dan Cline Virginia Laura Don McClure Marion Sheetz Wayne Cunningham Shorty Collins Iowa City Marshe Ann Rex Smith Muscatine John Koehler, Jr la Claire U. P

Deaths and social notes from Ainsworth area

Mrs. Jennie Duncan grandmother of Mrs. Lloyd Edwards died Monday evening at her son’s home in Columbus Junction. John Miller shelled and delivered corn for Fred and Albert Zieglowsky. Mrs. Will Sheet of Washington and Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Johnson of Chicago called on the winter Tuesday. we had a very enjoyable chat.

Ainsworth Lloyd Edward Jennie Duncan Columbus Junction John Miller Fred Albert Zieglowsky Will Sheet Washington B. M. Johnson Chicago Ill

Coins Found Among Bomb Craters in English Wood

A man digging among bomb craters in a southwest England wood uncovered several bronze coins dating back several hundred years. The coins were found near jettisoned German bombs from wartime debris.

England

Planting of Tropical Belt Orchards on Baldhead Island

Novel project spreads orange and lemon trees across Baldhead Island in North Carolina's unique tropical belt. Local agriculturists anticipate horticultural diversification and potential climate resilience benefits.

Baldhead Island Nov Carolina

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