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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1944

Page

4

Dewey Genealogy and Early Life Revealed in Interview

Former senator A. Claire Dewey shares detailed family roots of Governor Thomas E. Dewey of New York. The narrative traces Huguenot ancestry, early schooling, business ventures, farming, and Dewey’s path from Detroit Daily News work to the University of Michigan and Columbia Law School.

Tom Dewey New York Dewey Thomas FE. Dewey Admiral Dewey Thomas E. Dewey Owosso Michigan Detroit Daily News University of Michigan P. R. Stevens Litzinger, Healy and Reid Stevens Columbia University Cambridge University England France U.S Rathbone John Thomas K. Jr New York City

Quirky Clips and Notes From a Twittering World

A collage of wry lines and anecdotal snippets features a Washington pastor’s Sabbath quip on marriage, a moonlit country road caricature, Margie Hart’s secret troubles, a panhandler’s boast, and a Scotsman’s single spur. It also recounts Dewey’s political rise from attorney to governor with family details and a digressive aside about redecorating and Eyotism as anesthesia for fools.

A Fool and His Money Parts Ways Soon

A brief quip reflects on fortunes turning, noting that misfortune may strike financial ties after initial luck. The line hints at an inevitable parting of money and folly without detailing a specific event or people.

Thought For Today Prompt on Truth and Love

A daily message urges readers to guard their minds with Truth and Love so sin disease and death cannot enter. The brief devotional emphasizes mental purity and moral resilience as a personal discipline.

Uncertain Ties Stretch From Roommates To Hard Times

A fragment hints at worry and caution in shared spaces as people brace for tough outcomes. The speaker notes doubt and fear as relationships face strain amid unpredictable circumstances.

Ten First Communions at St Marys Church Riverside

Riverside on Sunday May 11 reports ten children including Lou Ann Gerot Anton Kiefer Louis Libenguth Annette Metz Eugene Ruth James Schnoebelen Frances Shebek Maxine Simon Martha Anna Yeggy and Robert Yeggly will receive first holy communion at 7 30 o clock mass at St Marys church. Pfc Melvin Schneider home on furlough honored at a Riverside dinner with family and friends. Sergeant Ray Marner promoted and stationed in England. Ensign Clifford Flynn on furlough and assigned to a heavy cruiser after northwest Pacific service. Various family visits and travel notes follow including Dautremont Schneider and Cole families.

Riverside St. Mary’s Church Lou Ann Gerot Anton Kiefer Louis Libenguth Annette Metz Eugene Ruth James Schnoebelen Frances Shebek Maxine Simon Martha Anna Yeggy Robert Yeggly Melvin Schneider United States Marines Southwest Pacific Cornelius W. Schneider Peter E. Schneider Edward Schneider M. J. Wilkinson Mildred Schneider R. I. Marner Ray Jr Sergeant Marner Riverside High School England Fred Bey Washington Mary Jugenheimer Clifford E. Flynn Clair B. Flynn Maplewood Ill Northwest Pacific Helen Flanagan St. Paul Minn John C. Dautremont William J. Cole Thomas Marsh Cedar Rapids Medical Corps Fort Jackson Miss Kentucky Rose Dautremone Davenport Harold Dautremont Violet Kephart Madge Morrissey Iowa City Frank Lafourek Grace Dautremont Oakville Iowa William Cole Swaner Elaine Heitzman Dorothy Kenney Tampa Florida Dorothy Schneider Ottumwa Judy Harr Earl Harr

Railways drop unprofitable branch lines in 1943

Abandonment of unprofitable branch lines by the railways of the United States totaled 1,096 miles in 1943 compared with 2,516 miles in 1942, a decrease of 56 per cent.

United States

Topaz as November Birthstone and Its Powers

The ancients held topaz as a lucky stone especially for November births. Beliefs claimed the gem could cure dim vision, dispel gloom, foster friendship, strengthen intellect, grant courage, remove enchantment when worn in gold, and bring true love to November birthdays.

Cream Storage Warnings Odor Contamination

Cream is highly odor sensitive and perishable and should not be kept where it can absorb smells. Dark ventilations like caves or vegetable and fruit cellars impart stale musty flavors to the cream. Avoid exposure to objectionable odors to maintain freshness.

Bismuth Mercury Amalgams Used in Mirrors and Bearings

A historical note explains bismuth mercury amalgams form silvered mirrors and also another amalgam mixture in varying proportions used to create self lubricating bearings for machinery.

Milk Output Totals for 1942 in U S Farms

The 1942 U S farm milk production reached 55.46 billion quarts with 25.16 million cows averaging 2,204 quarts each. Fluid milk and cream totaled 22.99 billion quarts, while butter and cheese production reached 1.78 billion pounds and 0.92 billion pounds respectively. Farm cash milk income totaled 2.33 billion dollars.

U.S U. S

Wood Waste Estimates for Lumber Industry Reach High

The organized lumber industry estimates annual wood waste ranging from 30 to 90 million tons, highlighting substantial material loss in timber processing and supply chains.

Feeding Troops Overseas Demands Large Food Supplies

The article notes that feeding troops overseas requires substantial prep with 270 days of prestored food per soldier. It emphasizes the need for concentrated processed foods to sustain units in distant operations.

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