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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1930
Page
5
Dr F W Eastwood outlines the ninth convention of the American National Red Cross meeting in Washington D C. He notes the session gathers the national body and county chapters for regional and national Red Cross deliberations and reports.
The article summarizes the national Red Cross convention in Washington with remarks by President Hoover and Judge Payne. It notes disaster relief efforts, including Nashua fire aid, and discusses Red Cross reach at home and internationally, especially China famine concerns and broader humanitarian goals.
Belleview Illinois May 14 press dispatch states Col John A Paegelow announces a 547 foot metal clad airship to be built at Scott field if Congress approves a dirigible project with 4800 horsepower eight engines and a 4400 mile range for flood relief mapping and supply missions.
A brief note states that senior and junior delegates found the trial of paying for ads worthwhile, suggesting it will convince readers of its value.
Major league games Tuesday saw 29 pitchers toil in seven games, yielding 97 runs and 157 hits with 11 homers. The Athletics beat the White Sox 14 7 as three hurlers supported Ray Benge who worked the full game. Cleveland defeated Washington 11 6 as Larry Miller faltered in three, while the Cubs rallied to beat Boston 9 8 after a late collapse. Giants fell 19 6 to 4.
A poem-like reflection links poppies in France to American courage and memory. It recalls soldiers, battles, and the enduring symbol of remembrance, noting how poppies bloom on battlefields and in hearts, honoring both fallen and returning veterans.
Ads show disabled veterans of Foreign Wars producing millions of buddy poppies for Memorial Day. The annual sale by the Veterans of Foreign Wars aims to raise funds for relief work as a symbol worn nationwide.
G. B. Miller vice president of the Iowa Farmers Union says the refusal to join the federal livestock marketing plan does not mean opposition to the board. The decision rests on the plan not recognizing established cooperatives. Miller suggests future entry if the plan allows farmers to own and control their organization. He also praises Iowa chambers of commerce for dissenting from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce stance.
A fragment notes that thieves in Java once used fireflies as lanterns during marauding expeditions. The description suggests a rudimentary method of lighting similar to other countries and era.
Willow roots threaten sewer lines as a new event measures ice reaching eight feet, raising concerns for city infrastructure and sanitation crews. Authorities warn residents about potential blockages and ongoing monitoring.
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