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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1952

Page

4

Editorials and Notes on Welfare and Governance

A satirical editorial stream critiques welfare state promises and political posturing. It discusses poverty relief, chain letters, and looming flood control debates, then presents Roy Rushdoony’s critique of reservation life and government aid. It contrasts individual responsibility with Bureau of Indian Affairs programmes and questions the impact of welfare on character.

Washington Indian Service

Wellman Area Hints at Travel and Furlough News

Wellman residents note plans for a midweek trip to Albuquerque by Mrs. Lioyrd Durst and Blanche Bock to visit Mr. and Mrs. Benton Jole Ellis Rickey who has served as a Red Cross worker since the Council Bluffs flood. Duane Wade and wife welcome a daughter born Saturday at Mercy hospital in Iowa City. Edward Thomas of Washington returns from a 15 day furlough after boot training at San Diego and heads to El Toro to train as an aviation machinist. Ed Dusenberg, recently home from San Diego, also in the mix.

Duane Wade Mercy Hospital Iowa City Edward Thomas Washington Marine Camp San Diego Calif Marine Air Base el Toro Ed Dusenberg Near Washington

Former Resident Buried at Davenport

Funeral services for Bert LeRoy Worley 1872 7% of Davenport formerly of Columbus Junction were held at St Mary's church Davenport with burial in Fairmount cemetery Davenport. Surviving are the widow a daughter and two sisters plus community notices of local clubs and service members in transit.

Martha Butler Columbus Junction Bert LeRoy Worley Davenport St. Mary's Church Fairmount Cemetery Worley Cora van Auken W. H. Dean J. W Pence Emma Beckman Order of Eastern Star

Forest Jacobs Remains May Birth Day Honoree

Forest Jacobs is noted as another birthday honoree on May 22, marking a local observance of birthday celebrations.

Forest Jacobs

Supervisor nominee sought for term ending 1954

Brief political notice seeks support for a Republican voter in the June primary to fill a vacancy for the term ending December 1954. The candidate emphasizes attainment of party will and asks for strong backing from GOP voters.

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