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Weather forecast notes fair conditions tonight and Sunday with warmer temperatures. LAITS PAL baton brief mentions no top on hogs and war news snippets without details.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1940
Page
6
Weather forecast notes fair conditions tonight and Sunday with warmer temperatures. LAITS PAL baton brief mentions no top on hogs and war news snippets without details.
Miss Alta McAfee of Columbus City will serve as a delegate from Cook county to the National Educational Association meeting in Milwaukee Wisconsin next year. The item notes her role among teachers and local civic context with other community notices.
Population of Cedar Rapids rose 10.7 percent over the past decade per a preliminary census count by district supervisor David J Murphy. The 1940 figure is 62,037, up from 56,097 in 1930, confirming Cedar Rapids as the fourth largest city in the state.
Mrs Roy Warner and her daughter Mrs Thel ma Baker with baby Kenneth from Emmelaw Washington visited J B Pressley in Ainsworth and spent a week in Haskins with relatives. A family reunion at Mrs Clara Godlove's included many relatives and friends from Washington Ilona City Cedar Rapids and Annenworth.
A full house enjoyed a fine program by the Stamp Quartet aired by local radio broadcasters at the church under the W. W. society. Farmers report excellent weather for hay making and corn plowing between tasks as the Sunshine Circle met with Mrs. Sue Thoma and guests. A last day of school program featured old time lunches, readings, spelling, songs, and dress remarks, while Washington Lodge No. 26 A F and A M holds its regular meeting with Howard McBride and 4 W Yard in attendance.
The notice lists westbound and eastbound trains including Golden State Limited No. 4 and No. 1 Local with regular stops, Californian Nos. 43 and 44, and related services on the C. B. & Q. and M. & ST. P. & P. R. RE. CO networks. It names agents Goodlander and Anderson and details departures and arrivals with daily, weekly, or Sunday exceptions across Knoxville and Davenport areas.
Bus No 8 departs Washington for Chicago at 8 12 p m Bus No 9 leaves Washington for Chicago at 8 12 p m Bus No 7 departs Washington at 2 58 p m daily Bus No 2 leaves Washington for Chicago at 4 16 p m Bus No 6 night departure 12 02 a m Bus No 10 leaves Washington at 10 88 a m Eastbound buses all go to Chicago Tickets available at Bus Depot Candy Kitchen North Side Square for full trip to coast from depot.
Matt J. Redlinger Jr presents to the Washington public library the West Point annuals for 1939 and 1940 titled The Howitzer. The volumes feature colored images of West Point buildings staff organization class history and academy athletics.
A survey from the Medical Bureau Hall of Waters Excelsior Springs Mo reports 87,600 patients treated over recent years with 48,537 suffering rheumatic diseases. Of these 44,440 received relief and the bureau invites inquiries via Box Luly.
Mr and Mrs Dick Rankin of Portland Oregon were seriously injured when strong winds whipped their new car and towed old car out of control on a hill near Red Oak. The Rankin children and grandmother were cut and bruised. Both cars demolished and five taken to a Red Oak hospital.
Mr Kuipers of the Wellman Advance urges citizens to be thinking Americans amid looming campaigns and the November election. He says democracy's future and national and foreign policy will be decided in coming months and calls on Americans to safeguard liberties and exercise duties and rights with calm, careful consideration. Also notes reports of lightning rod thefts from Iowa schoolhouses and a Gazette critique on public interest in civic affairs.
Rev. Carl W. Klein of St. Pauls Evangelical and Reformed church attended the Lancaster Pennsylvania synod in June 1926. The merged church body adopted a $1 530 248 annual budget for the next biennium and endorsed the federal councils stance against U S Vatican diplomatic ties.
A fragment states that the other fellow does the voting and directs the affairs of the state and nation.
About ninety nine anti aircraft guns have landed in Bombay since mid April to arm merchant vessels in emergencies. British ships have had their decks rebuilt for gun mounting to enable rapid defensive action.
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