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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1946

Page

5

Editorial reflections on war memory and government aid

The piece laments Memorial Day solemnity while questioning the home front. It warns that postwar policies may erode ideals, cites government aid as tempting but risky, and notes a spelling champion from Iowa in a broad, reflective essay tone.

Editorial quotes on civilization harmony and policy clarity

The Charles City Press warns that civilization’s future risks collapse if global cooperation isn’t achieved before today’s children mature. The Burlington Hawk-eye Gazette argues Americans should back foreign policy, though it questions the policy’s visibility.

Charles City Press Burlington Hawk-eye Gazette

Woman searches for gloves after dining with husband

A woman, after dining with her husband, rushed to the table to find missing gloves. She looked under a tablecloth in a restaurant while a waiter directed her to the door, prompting a brief moment of confusion.

Christian Science Monitor

Fragmented Wisdom on Gowns and Guilt in Transit

An unreliable narrator recalls absurd fashions and mock justice, while a traveler on a train mentions release from prison. A state legislature trip, sympathy, and inmates knitting in an asylum frame a confused vignette about aging, society, and memory.

A Gold Star in My Window by Elizabeth Lathrop Powers

A grieving mother reflects on the loss of her son who died as a victim of tyranny. She recalls his valiant service and the emptiness of his absence, hoping his sacrifice will help spare others from similar sorrow and to restore peace.

Theo Elizabeth Lathrop Powers Veteran's Hospital Navy Dolores Krotz Miss Freeman Mount Pleasant Charles Rathwil

Beer Legalized as Roosevelt Signs Cullen-Harrison Bill

The Cullen-Harrison bill amending the Volstead act to tax beverages with 32 percent alcohol by weight was signed by President Roosevelt on March 22 1933. On April 7 that year beer and wine of that strength became legal.

Roosevelt

Freezing Research Shows Tenderness Varies by Temperature

Studies indicate beef frozen at 18 degrees F and thawed is about 9 percent more tender than unfrozen meat, while freezing at minus 114 degrees F increases tenderness by about 28 percent. Current freezing ranges between 0 and minus 10 degrees F, with future possibilities down to minus 40 to 114 degrees.

Guidance on floor space for brooding chicks

The article notes a common error in raising chicks is not providing enough floor space. It advises the space should be proportional to rearing duration, recommending three fourths of a square foot per chick if moving to range in eight weeks.

James Farley Farley

Precision-Smoothed Ball Bearing Core of Industry

A steel ball used in ball bearings is described as the most spherical object in industrial science, precision smoothed to 25 millionths of an inch. The revolutionary finish highlights advances in manufacturing accuracy and material science.

Family Living Space Description

A room designated for family living features a gas kitchen area for cooking, a space where toddlers play, and areas for washing up. The layout suggests a cozy, practical living arrangement where social meals and childcare share a common area.

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