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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1934
Page
4
Iowa primary voting rules explained for voters by Marion Anderson
The article explains Iowa law on party ballots in the primary. Voters may request any party ticket at the polls and affirm their choice if challenged by election judges. Voters may change party affiliation at the polling place in any election. The guidance aims to clear voters to ensure understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Anderson
Iowa
Two Views of Mussolini Dictator Charismatic Leader
One of the era's most spectacular figures, Mussolini, the Italian dictator, has shaped world perception with his political rise. The passage notes a global trend toward racism influenced by his leadership and contrasts it with contemporary shifts toward communism, reflecting influences on England and America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mussolini
Italy
England
America
Quotations on Mussolini in Esquire June issues
The piece cites two Esquire June articles on Mussolini, presenting contrasting portraits of the controversial leader. The text notes reader interest in these divergent views and previews the quotations that illustrate the starkly different depictions of the famed figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esquire
Mussolini
Mussolini as Moral Force and World Stage Figure
An assessment extols Mussolini's moral charisma, mass appeal, and self-belief driving Italy's national prestige. It mocks war roles, media mythmaking, and his image as a universal, stylish leader with frequent exploits in photographs and uniforms.
We Are The People Call For The People
A reader recalls a Fourth of July scene in a small Midwestern town where officials planned to address the crowd in a public park. A citizen shouted Make way yourself, We are the people, underscoring the enduring pushback against Washington’s representatives and their policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Peopleto Gazette
Stillwater
Minn
Wayland Memorial Day Program Set for May 3
May 28 letter notes Memorial Day program to be held May 3 at 1 o'clock in the H & A auditorium. Invocation by Rev J J rriven and schedule details follow for local observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayland
J. J. Rriven
Address and ceremony roles listed for Wapello event
The fragment lists a Song-Quartette and officers for a day event in Wapello. Roles include Commander of Day Sam Elder and Chairman Leonard Martin. Benediction by Rev Elmer Wasinger with attendees Mrs A W Wenger and Mrs Leroy Curry among others. Flowers by Grace Hebel and flag placing by George Barr and Harold Armstrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Wasinger
Sam Elder
Peanut Nutrition Highlights Protein and Fat
A peanut’s composition shows high protein and fat content with vitamin B. Each pound of whole peanuts provides about a quarter pound of protein and nearly a half pound of fat.
British bookbinder claims smallest book in the world
A British bookbinder says he has produced the world’s smallest book, measuring three thirty seconds of an inch across. The tiny volume is band sewn with full Persian calligraphy and contains one letter per page, highlighting remarkable craftsmanship.
Nation recalls Guiteau relics of Garfield assassination
The pistol used to kill President Garfield and Guiteau's confession are moved to the National Museum. Guiteau hoped to remove Garfield and place Arthur in the presidency. He was hanged in 1882 for the crime and the event is framed as a caution about ambition and justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guiteau
Garfield
James A. Garfield
Ohio
United States
Chester A. Arthur
New York
Weasels Help Control Mice Away From Farms
Wildlife investigators note that weasels are a natural aid to reduce mice numbers away from farm yards despite their reputation as a poultry hazard at times.
Riverside Pupils Stage Varied Program At School
On Thursday afternoon May 3 Riverside grade pupils will present a large program at the school building to which the public is invited. The program includes dramatic sketches Japanese scenes songs dances recitations a play and a class production titled Depend on Me performed by Riverside High School students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Riverside School
Geraldine Beebe
Hal Holt
Jackie Price
Donnie Cress
Patricia McCreedy
Dean Hartzler
Cook
Glennys Marner
Clementine Rummelhart
Fred Luckey
Dick Cress
Betty Cress
Whileen Luckey
Take
Joseph Hartzler
Melvin Hartzler
Taro’'s
Ruby Roth
Junior Marner
LaVonne Karel
Helen Bates
Taro
Lyle Luckey
Richard Buenwalter
Dorothy Meeks
Donald Meeks
Donald Rada
Kenneth Kern
Polly
Eleanor Frost
Lester Kenney
Agatha North
Kenneth Rada
John Soukup
Charles Helfrich
Mr. Jenkins
Robert Frost
Dr. Flint
Robert Workman
Hiram Snodgrass
Richard Buehwilter
Jimmy Paddock
Robert Petsel
Museum of plants and animals founded in ancient Alexandria
A museum composed of plants and animals existed in early times in Alexandria Egypt. It was founded by Ptolemy the blest and formed part of the local university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ptolemy the Blest
Alexandria
Egypt
Scannell Celebrates First Mass at St Josephs Iowa
Rev John Scannell will celebrate his first solemn mass at St Josephs church East Pleasant Plain Iowa on Thursday May 9 at 10 am. He is to be ordained by Most Rev Urban Wehr in Denver May 26 and will be joined at the altar by a slate of clergy including Rev Joseph Heller and Rev Y W Sendbu hler. A banquet follows and parish ladies serve lunch on church grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Messenger
John Sechannell
Urban J Wehr
Denver
Colorado
St. Joseph's Church
East Pleasant Plain
Iowa
John Scannell
Ottumwa
George Hook
Fast Pleasant Plain
Pleasant Plain Consolidated School
St. Ambrose College
Davenport
Kenrick Seminary
Webster Groves
St. Thomas Seminary
Elerrey
Joseph Heller
Keokuk
YW Sendbuehler
St. Paul
EF. P. Seidel
Scannell
Amazing Things in Store for World of Tomorrow
Five hundred leaders in science and industry gathered at the Century of Progress to preview the next century. They foresaw airborne transport from ground stations, sunlight powered motors, disease elimination, trans ocean flights, and low cost housing while aiming for longer life and better living conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Alfred P. Sloan Jr
General Motors Corporation
Jules Verne
A Journal Pilgrim to Panama By Dr BR Continued
A narrator reflects on Navy life and its benefits, praising officers, pensions, and the dream of retired sailors. He recalls radio officers, the ship Zacapa, and the Navy’s role in protecting ships and aiding nations, while contrasting home and sea life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Dr. BR
T' Navy
Zacapa
Navy
Ih Navy
Oklahoma
North Dakota
Havana
National Hotel
Riehmann
Annapolis
Cotm Pass
Des Moines Weather Outlook for Late May to Early June
Weather forecast covers May 28 to June 2 for the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys and the northern and central Great Plains. General showers expected largely in the first half of the week with unsettled conditions later. temperatures near normal to slightly above in most areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Mississippi
Missouri
Great Plains
Oor
Memorial Day Service Draws Large Richmond Crowd
A large crowd gathered in Richmond yesterday afternoon for Memorial Day events led by Rev Carlow Klein of Washington. The program featured music recitations drills and children’s performances plus a Richmond Methodist quartet. Services were in Richmond Park followed by grave readings at Richmond and Catholic cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Carlow, Klein
Washington
Richmond Methodist Quartet
Milk certification standards clarified by medical commission
The medical commission confirms that certified milk meets strict standards. It must not exceed a material count of one quota per centimeter and adheres to defined per cent rules.
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