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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1944

Page

6

Reflective Hints From Emporia Obituary and Welsh Hymn

A Welsh newspaper notes William Allen White’s memorial in a Kansas death. The piece recalls White’s daughter Mary, a Welsh choir at his graveside singing the resurrection hymn and future translation plans. Hal Williams reports housing placement and a train ride with a baby between Cincinnati and Chicago.

Emporia Kansas Will William Allen White Will Rogers Mr. White Mary Hal Williams Cincinnati Chicago

Rotary Sees Hearing Tester Explained at Luncheon

Miss Hileen Jeffrey explained an audiometer used to test hearing, noting its value in identifying pupil defects in Washington schools. She described common causes of hearing loss such as enlarged tonsils and past diseases, and cited difficulties with high or low tones. Rotarians in uniform and guests on leave attended the luncheon.

Hileen Jeffrey Rotary Club Washington Miss Jeffrey Rotary Roberta A. Stewart Contecol Jacksonville Florida Ensign Wilton Webb Mt. Vernon Illinois Beeville Texas Archie M. Bower Ira Morrison

Mechanization Shapes US Coal Mining Progress

Over twenty million dollars yearly for two decades funded mechanical equipment and facilities to improve safety and efficiency in coal mining. Bituminous coal is now mined mechanically in nine of ten mines and loaded mechanically in two of five mines.

Nation 125 000 Tons Short of Monthly Waste Paper Goal

Davenport March 6 The nation is 125 990 tons short of its 667 000 ton monthly goal in the waste paper salvage campaign. Thomas Hoyt deputy chief of the salvage division in Washington said collections must rise to meet war needs. He spoke at a meeting of midwestern waste paper suppliers and War Production Board officials. He noted a 25 percent cut in paper allocations limits salvage while demand has tripled since pre war days.

Davenport Thomas Hoyt Washington Hoyt War Production Board

White Oak Community Notes Highlights

White Oak March 7 report lists visits by Clyde Dawson and Clifford Leeper household guests. Harold Luers received visitors Friday evening including H R Brinning Allison Maas and family. The Homer and Leonard Brinning families were also mentioned among the weekend social visits.

Lloyd Luers White Oak Clyde Dawson Clifford Leeper George Augustine Harold H. R. Brinning Allison Maas Homer Leonard Brinning

Guardsmen Ready for Assignment After Boot Camp

Private Bill Arnold of the transportation corps in New Orleans Sgt Hal Williams a staff officer at Yorktown Virginia Private Kimball Gates of the signal corps battalion just out of boot camp and ready for assignment All spoke briefly of their work Robert Gates and Dr A W Clow were also guests.

Bill Arnold Transportation Corps New Orleans Hal Williams Yorktown Virginia Kimball Gates Signal Corps Robert Gates A. W. Clow

Local Soldiers and Families Share News in Riverside Area

A wave of notices reports Clyde J. Griggs and family moving to Tulare California while his wife Beth Reif stays in Tulare. Furloughs bring Pfe Gault from Camp Siebert and Robert Beranek from Farragut home to Idaho and Iowa respectively to visit relatives. Local dinner guests include Hubert Kasowsky’s family and Rev and Mrs Peters host young guests including Maxine Reeves and Harold Luers as winter snow arrives in Iowa. Ernest Simpson and Nancy Kay visit Boulder while Simpson plans navy service. Ralph Martin returns from Des Moines after attending a three day W. T. Grant convention.

Maxine Reeves Clifford Leeper Brighton Chicago Hubert Kasowsky Army and Navy LeRoy Arthur Peters West Chester Harold Luers Raymond Pell Virginia Luers Rev Mrs. Peters Harold Iowa Ernest Simpson Nancy Kay Boulder Colo Earl Simpson Munson Simpson W. T. Grant Company Denver U. S. Navy

Calcium Carbonate Oyster Shells Form Vast Reserve

Study notes that oyster shells accumulate as a large reserve of pure calcium carbonate. Researchers point to natural processes that convert shells into a significant geologic store. The finding highlights the potential for long term mineral resources from marine organisms.

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