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Weather remains humid and hot this afternoon with considerable cloudiness tonight. Showers are forecast for tomorrow.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1949
Page
6
Weather remains humid and hot this afternoon with considerable cloudiness tonight. Showers are forecast for tomorrow.
Mr and Mrs Archie Horak and Dennis of Ainsworth visited the Vince Tellin home Saturday evening. Mrs J C McKay returns from Florida to stay through summer on West Washington Street. Mr and Mrs Hubert Lehrer drove to Guernsey to take Mrs Ethel Monroe home after a short visit here.
When one wall is bright and the other three calm, place the bed against the bright wall. A restful color aids relaxation, but a worn or uncomfortable bed undermines sleep regardless of wall color.
Washington Junior College led 2-0 but misplayed pitching and 24 strikeouts doomed the Cardinals. Paul Maxwell powered both runs with timely hits while Parsons rallied in the eighth to score the winning run as Murphy held Fairfield to three earned tallies.
Commissioner A B Chandler exonerates Leo Durocher of assault charges after a two hour hearing. Durocher is restored as New York Giants manager with Fred Boysen of Los Angeles Dodgers cited as the accuser. Ford Frick of the National League testified as a surprise witness.
Demon trackmen under Coach Bob Weber travel to Mt Pleasant for a triangular meet with the Panthers and Muscatine. Star sprinter Paul Brock is sidelined with a pulled muscle to rest for the district meet in Burlington, with others aiming to place in the stain meet.
Editorial uses a banking metaphor to warn that excessive timber cutting exceeds natural growth, depleting the forest's resources over time and reducing future yields as current harvests consume both interest and principal.
Lorraine De Haan, 17, a Pella High senior, will reign over the 12th annual Tulip Time festival May 12 to 14. Her four attendants are Ruth Den Adel, 22, Beulah De Heer, 17, Mildred Huggen, 18, and Elaine Vander Ploeg, 17. The coronation is set for 3 15 p m May 12. The operetta The Blue Tulip will be staged nightly with Prof. Maurice Birsall directing changes. A daily Burgemeester procession and Town Crier will feature the event as sweets and cookies are rolled with confectioners sugar rather than flour.
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