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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1944
Page
3
A 1044 dedication quotes a biblical verse from Matthew 7 5 urging readers to first remove the beam from their own eye before addressing others mote. The line frames a moral reflection on self restraint and charity.
A collage of art and articles from the Saturday Evening Post features Norman Rockwell and other staff artists. The piece highlights memorable covers and the enduring appeal of Rockwell signatures, with a nod to Thrasher and past Navy humor.
A collection of jokes and wry observations on daily life in New York and elsewhere. The items touch on timing, household tips, modern manners, and playful social clichés, ending with a quip about wealth and distant relatives.
A city resident maintains a playful standing arrangement with a local laundry. He returns pins and receives back buttons, while a monologue about marriage frames humor. The speaker jokes that baths resemble rooms designed to attract, even suggesting ceiling mirrors to teach gargling.
The So and Sew club met at Dayton Grove with hostess Mrs. Roy Argo on Thursday. A good attendance was reported though several members could not attend. One guest, Fern Carr, was present. In the president’s absence, the vice president presided.
Paramount comedy featuring Eddie Bracken and Betty Hutton in a straight farce with dramatic undertones. A small town girl marries during a soldiers dance and cannot find her husband, prompting a humorous quest aided by supporting stars Diana Lynn William Demarest and Porter Hall.
Lionel Barrymore completes fifty years on stage and screen in Dr Gillespie's Criminal Case at Fox Theatre. The film features Van Johnson Keye Luke Donna Reed Margaret O'Brien Marilyn Maxwell and a prison break scene with Blair General Hospital epidemic theme. Willis Goldbeck directs a large cast including John Craven William Lundigan Walter Kingsford Michael Duane Nat Jendleton Alma Kruger Marie Plake Henry ONeill and Net Craig.
Release notes announce Monday March 13 for She Problems of TN as the seventh installment in the updated Problems of Lasting Peace series by Herbert Hoover and Hugh Gibson. The work is part of a newly revised, up-to-date edition of the Important book prepared for this series.
The author argues for a phased peace built on intelligent settlement and a world institution, stressing the need for objective, tolerant minds and a transition period. It cautions against imposing liberty by force, favors representative government in liberated states, and calls for ending revolutionary propaganda to avoid fueling conflicts.
Brownsville Pennsylvania founded in 1785 is noted as the second oldest town in the region, located near Pittsburgh which is cited as the oldest town west of the Alleghenies.
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