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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1942

Page

8

Sullivan's Travels shines at Fox with McCrea and Lake

Preston area notes Sullivan's Travels opens at the Fox starring Joel McCrea and Veronica Lake, written by Sturges to deliver fast paced comedy with a touch of drama. The page also highlights Ginger Rogers in Roxie Hart at the State Theatre and local social notes from Pleasant Plain and Wayland.

Preston Stirges the Fox Sullivan Joel McCrea Veronica Lake Sturges Great McGinty Neverthless Sullian McCrea Hollywood Robert Warwick William Demarest Margaret Hayes Porter Hall Ginger Rogers Roxie Hart State Theatre Ginger Roxie Adolphe Menjou George Montgomery

Vanderbilt Enlists in Navy as Bosun’s Mate

Alfred G. Vanderbilt, heir to a $20,000,000 fortune, has reported for duty in Washington as a bosun's mate in the U S Navy. Vanderbilt enlisted several weeks ago alongside Franklin Pangborn and Eric Blore.

Alfred G. Vanderbilt Washington U. S. Navy Vanderbilt Navy

Richmond News In Brief From May 28

Charles Votruba joined the Hon Guard Division in Washington for the summer and plans to resume studies at Kalona High School this fall. Weekend visits featured Dorthea Shalla from Mercy Hospital Davenport and Sgt Mark Koening of Chanute Field with extended family. Military personnel Lloyd Koehler, Paul Chapek, and others were mentioned visiting relatives in Davenport and Davenport area.

Leo Sharp Richmond Charles Votruba Hon ‘Guard Washington Kalona High School Dorthea Shalla Mercy Hospital Dovenport William Shalla Mark Koening Chanute Pield Rantoul William Koening Lloyd Koehler Mark Orval Meyer Flaine Billy Anton Riener Emil Stalder Frank Lintz

X ray Therapy Heals Pituitary Tumors Majority

Doctors Kerr and Cooper report at the American Roentgen Ray society that over half of pituitary tumor patients improved with X ray treatment alone. In a study of 23 patients, 56 percent showed excellent results, 20 percent good, and 24 percent poor outcomes.

H. Dabney Kerr W. K. Cooper Iowa City American Roentgen Ray Society Kerr

Eulogy for Nettie Strain Sent From Alhambra

A memorial letter dated April 14 1942 from A J Hoyt of Alhambra California to C M Strain Crawfordsville Iowa honors Nettie Strain who died in Crawfordsville a few weeks earlier. It extols motherhood memory faith and comfort urging remembrance amid grief and the enduring bond of a mother’s love.

A. J. Hoyt Alhambra California Nettie Strain Crawfordsville C. M. Strain Iowa

Memorial note from A J Hout 1942 Alhambra

A posthumous tribute from A J Hout dated April 14 1942 from Alhambra California honors a Crawfordsville woman beloved by many. The letter describes years of friendship and expresses deep sympathy and respect with prayers for her.

Alhambra California A. J. Hout

T T T Entertains Mothers Guests in Crawfordsville

Chapter of the T T T entertained mothers and guests at United Presbyterian church in Crawfordsville on May 26. The program included vocal and flute solos by Dorothy Rees and Margery Cherryholmes, with a talk on Camp Abe Lincoln near Davenport and moving pictures. Refreshments in purple and gold were served and corsages given to each guest.

Crawfordsville T.t.t.s United Presbyterian Church Dorothy Rees Margery Cherryholmes Mubel Morson Abe Lincoln Davenport Wildreth Coates Florentce White Clarence Lowe Craw/ordaville

Mississippi's Tax Burden Noted as Lowest in Nation

Per capita tax collections in 1940 show Mississippi at $15.35, the nation’s lowest, while Delaware reports $49.32 per person, the highest. The figures reflect state differences in tax policy and public finance.

Misssissippi Delaware

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