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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1945
Page
5
A column reflects on global peace efforts and a Washington lawn scene while recounting past rural life, chewed tobacco, and cars. It notes the world security charter and urges readers to support peaceful, collective action as Marshalltown Times-Republican and related papers editorialize on postwar policy and American conduct.
A jumble of aphorisms about ambition and folly mixes with a joke about a Frenchman at a funeral and a cabyard tale. The inexact musings pivot between self deceit pride and life lessons and close with a comedian recalling a lost five dollar bill in a cab.
A fragment from 1945 records a narrator recalling leaving a cab with a quip about the war and a bold claim that America destroys the Japanese navy. The text also includes a provocative World Philosophy slogan and a Hitler reference, reflecting wartime rhetoric.
Walt Disney premieres The Three Caballeros a new full length Technicolor feature tonight and plays to a delighted public. The film follows his well known string of firsts and promises a lively blend of music and visual spectacle.
Disney presents The Three Caballeros with Pan Chito Joe Carioca and Donald Duck in a tuneful South American voyage. The film fuses animation with real people like Aurora Miranda Carmen Molina and Dora Luz to create a new, expansive musical comedy spectacle. Fort Laramie National Monument marks Wyoming history as the region’s early white settlement post.
Interior plaster needs thorough drying before exterior paint. Sun exposure may draw moisture through wood and cause blistering and peeling of the paint film.
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