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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1941

Page

5

Republicans Retain Martin as Party Chairman in Washington

Republican national committeemen kept Representative Joseph W. Martin Jr. of Massachusetts as party chairman despite his plan to resign due to minority leader duties. The meeting avoided reference to Wendell Willkie and lend lease support while Ezra Whitla and Robert A. Taft observed with Martin.

Republican National Washington Joseph W. Martin, Jr Massachusetts House Wendell J. Willkie Ezra Whitla Idaho Robert A. Taft Ohio Martin

Stringer Hopes to Stand Out Among Cubs Rookie Hopefuls

Gene Stringer of the Chicago Cubs, a second baseman previously with the Los Angeles team, stretches at Santa Catalina Island during training camp as he pursues a major league roster spot.

Amng Gene Stringer Chicago Cubs Santa Catalina Island California Stringer Los Angeles

Aid Bill to F D R Passed by Both Houses in Rush

The 7 billion British aid measure moves through Congress and is sent by special courier aboard a plane to President Roosevelt who is on the White House yacht off Florida. Post office inspector L J White is photographed boarding a plane in Washington with the cargo.

Congress Roosevelt White House Florida L. J. White Post Office Washington

AFL workers enter McCormick plant guarded by police

Guarded by 700 policemen in what police call Chicago's largest single detail, more than 3,000 members of a new American Federation of Labor union march into the McCormick plant of the International Harvesting Company.

Chicago American Federation of Labor Union McCormick International Harvest Er Company A. F. of L

Opera contract winners receive Metropolitan contracts

Arthur W. Steudel presents $1,000 checks to Mona Paulee Mary Van Kirk and Lansing Hatfield after Metropolitan Opera auditions. Mona Paulee, mezzo soprano from Edmonton and Los Angeles, Mary Van Kirk, contralto from Cleveland, and Lansing Hatfield, baritone from Franklin Virginia, are the trio awarded contracts. Edward Johnson, the Met impresario, stands at left.

Arthur W. Steudel Sherwin-Williams Paint Company Metropolitan Opera Company Mona Paulee Edmonton Alberta Los Angeles Mary van Kirk Cleveland Lansing Hatfield Franklin Edward Johnson Metropolitan Opera Impresario Metropolitan Mary E. van Kirk

Select R. C. Keagy To Be Speaker at Ainsworth Banquet

Rev. Keagy of Washington will give the address at the Father Daughter banquet at the Methodist church Friday evening. Also noted are local social visits and attendance at a Masonic meeting in Kahoka Missouri by several men and women from Ainsworth and area.

R. C. Keagy Ainsworth BE. K. Butterworth Max Stewart Charles Jenkins Howard Stewart O. R. Thoma Orrie O'Connor Ed Lambert E. J. Evans Harry

Trotters Visit and Moves Highlight Cedar Rapids to Ottumwa

Trotters visit Mr and Mrs Bill Trotter of Cedar Rapids on Sunday. They will move to Ottumwa where the Sawyer Biscuit company is opening a new plant and Bill has received a niece promotion. Grant Davis of Waterloo visited the Trotter home. Dorothy Pearson, a Libertyville teacher, was a weekend guest.

First Speaker Muhlenberg of Pennsylvania

Frederick Muhlenberg of Pennsylvania served as the first Speaker of the House. He helped shape early U.S. legislative practice beginning in 1790 as the chamber organized under the new framework.

Frederick Augustus Conrad Muhlenberg Pennsylvania

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