Bible Thought Monday Message for March 10 1941
A daily devotional note cites Matthew 6 11 asking for daily bread. The brief reflection centers on reliance on God for provision and guidance as the week begins.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1941
Page
3
Governing Ourselves and War Policy Critique
A column argues Americans must govern themselves at daily levels to preserve democracy amid wartime strain. It cites rising costs in defense programs, real estate bids, and labor disputes as signs of self government erosion while warning that Britain may draw U S manpower into a European war. It questions current policies of aiding Britain and the risk of foreign commitments shifting U S troops abroad.
Iowa Senate backs compulsory hand and arm signals for motorists
The Iowa senate has passed a bill making hand and arm direction signals mandatory for drivers. Supporters urge quick endorsement by the lower house and rapid signing by Governor Wilson. The measure aims to reduce nerve shattering and dangerous surprises when a driver behind another car is unable to predict a sudden left turn into a side road without warning signals. Many motorists are careless about signaling or unaware of the rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Dedication to Eddie Morrison and a playful Kite Gift
A家庭 style column dedicates today’s By the Way to Eddie Morrison, son of Mr and Mrs RE Morrison Jr. Eddie received a kite as a birthday gesture after proposing a speech at the office. Also notes praise for Junior Prebys, a quote from Dick Sodergren, and a playful verse about Linda Brindley’s version of Twinkle. A stray squib, a bargain sale remark on bare legs, and a Madison Square Garden boxing match close the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colon
Eddie Morrison
RE. D. Morrison, Jr
Eddie
Linda Brindley
Dan Brindley
Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star
Linda
Madison Square Garden
New York
Joe Palooka Foul By Ham Fisher
A humorous panel recounts a knockout ending, crowd unrest, and a referee’s count, with satirical snippets on divorce, labor sit-ins, and social quirks featuring Flossie Fern and family banter.
Hopeful Mrs White and Mrs Blue Quip Over Smith Boy
Local exchange between Mrs White and Mrs Blue about the Smith boy. Mrs White jokes that people say he is ambidextrous while Mrs Blue predicts recovery after tonsil surgery. The lighthearted banter highlights small town humor.
Office Grouch Signals Gloomy Outlook
The Office Grouch nearly cheered but yawned in a best chair and said things are pretty bad, but they won’t be. He hinted at continued frustration and a cautious approach amid current troubles.
Long June graduates loom for women’s equal footing
The text notes that the June crop of graduates will arrive soon to restore balance for women, implying a trend toward equality in opportunities. It emphasizes a collective push to set women on equal footing in the near future.
Red Returns From China Stuns With New Look
Bill notes Red is back from China with a radically altered appearance, while Jean voices disbelief. The exchange hints at a dramatic transformation that leaves observers surprised by the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Red
China
Stone
Jean
Prisoner Escape Story Tied to Bull Chase
Dialogue fragment shows Captain questioning how a prisoner escaped and a private replying a bull chased them while the prisoner stood still. A mother asks if there was fighting as Billy accuses Bobby of stealing his apple and biting him. We, Seeb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flossie Fernfrill
Toay
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