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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1947

Page

11

Psalm Verse Reflection Prompts Contemplate Faith

A devotional statement quotes Psalm 119 about treasuring God’s word in the heart to guard against sin. It frames scripture as guidance from a divine creator and loving friend, urging reverence and personal commitment.

Psalm

Look the Facts in the Face

Editorial argues communism is a world movement directed from Moscow and urges use of legal powers to confront subversion. It lauds J Edgar Hoover for exposing Communist sabotage and claims the party is an underground threat, with NKVD agents operating in the United States.

Mos J. Edgar Hoover FBI Stalin Hitler House Committee On Un-American Activities Moscow Communist Party United States Hoover Europe Mr. Hoover NKVD Supreme Court of the United States Russia

Brighton Indian Creek pupils lead senior class

Five former Indian Creek pupils are seniors this year at Brighton. Names include Carol Farrier Phyllis Anderson James Dunbar Vada Guy and Rosanne Hesseltine. The article also lists Indian Creek freshmen Clifford Corpman Dean Farrier Arthur Dunbar two sophomores Ray Farrier Maynard Mineart two juniors Marion Dunbar Kenneth Guy on the B. H. 8. roll.

Sandy Brighton Indian Creek Carol Farrier Phyllis Anderson James Dunbar Vada Guy Rosanne Hesseltine Clifford Corpman Dean Farrier Arthur Dunbar Ray Farrier Maynard Mineart Marion Dunbar Kenneth Guy Betty Jeane DeWolf Oakland Beverly Curtis Andy Melinski Kathryn Shelangoski D. W. Tuckers Raymond Mineart John Rusche Hillsboro Paul McClintie Rusche Colletta Lamansky Germanville Coppock Denver Mannhardt Lamansky Hap Guy Ruth Tucker

Weekend Visit and Local Tidbits

Margaret Hesseltine visited the Tucker home Sunday. Neighbor women spent time hanging paper for others while rain kept gardens too wet to work. Beverly Guy Curtis Mineart eighth graders and Merle Farrier seventh grader took tests last week.

Margaret Hesseltine Tucker Beverly Guy Curtis Mineart Merle Farrier

Growth of Congress Through the Years

The article notes the House of Representatives expanded from 65 to 435 members since 1789 while the Senate grew from 26 to 96 members. It uses the Encyclopaedia Britannica as a source for these historical changes.

New Sharon House of Representatives Encyclopaedia Britannica Senate

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