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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1946
Page
4
The Mt. Pleasant event gathers educators and industrial leaders for a two day dialogue on aligning college training with postwar business needs. Speakers stress human relations over pure academics and urge closer school industry cooperation to shape graduates for executive roles.
A vivid description of the Technicolor epic Canyon Passage filmed in Oregon. It notes the cast Dana Andrews Brian Donlevy and Susan Hayward with Universal production and Lewiton scouts selecting sites across McKenzie Pass Rogue River Crater Lake and Diamond Lake. The crew traveled 1109 miles from Hollywood to Diamond Lake for filming.
OCR text presents jumbled quotes about the 1942 World Series with a Tokyo radio anecdote claiming a second Civil War in the United States and a joke about a quarterback refund. It also includes a customer scene about mirrors and a saleswoman response, all from an unreadable clip.
Shirley the Mule makes her screen debut in PRC’s musical comedy romance Own Missouri Way at the Fox Theatre. Martha O Driscoll John Carradine Eddie Dean and William Wright co star as casting follows a glamorous male mule discovery on an Ozark farm with Caradine directing.
A photographer documents a cast including Patricia Roe Henry Carmichael Ward Bond Andy De Vine Stanley Ricces Lloye Brie Fay Holden Victor Cutler and Andy Devine with his two children Tad and Denny in a classic Western company setting.
Gov. Robert D. Blue receives a reception at Evergreen Farm near Columbus Junction with over 100 Louisa County voters in attendance. The event precedes a commercial club meeting in Wertorly and includes remarks by Republican candidate Herman Lord.
Miss Smider and 13 pupils moved to the new Dublin school building. A telephone was installed recently. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Harwood Lemmons and family from Oklahoma. Guests at the Richardson home include Mr and Mrs Arthur Richardson. Dinner guests at the Stanley Mansion include Mr and Mrs Woodrow Crone Linda Sneed and Tommy Sneed.
Charles Greiner has purchased the Mrs W J Augustine farm also called the Lutz farm from the Augustine family who owned it for years. Doc Engel was admitted to Washington Co hospital Sunday evening. Keats mail route No 3 extends east to Dublin. Hough and Pobby visited grandmother Mrs Roscoe Robertson. Tommy Speed stayed with the Heward Mangold family. Mr and Mrs Lee Sanders with Peg and Leland visited Wheelan home near Ft Madison. Mrs William McCartney spent days with the Stanley Mangold home.
A breakdown shows of each dollar spent by consumers on fresh fruits and vegetables only 35 cents reaches the farmer. Transportation accounts for about 19 cents, wholesaling 15 cents, and retailing 30 cents.
The musk ox is described as not an ox and lacking musk secretion. It combines features from multiple animals, mentioning a sheep tail, goat kidneys, donkey spleen, ox bones, bison ribs, caribou hoofs, and hair on the bottom of its feet.
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