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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1950
Page
4
A Minnesota editor laments newsprint shortages and warns against mob violence and labor riots. The piece cautions that subversive forces exploit unrest, urges peaceful fact based debate, and notes a publisher quitting after conflicts with local groups.
A Victorian minded note argues that education must include social skills beyond books. It contrasts academic achievement with the ability to fit into life with others, urging better opportunities and schooling that emphasize humane living.
President Truman asked Congress for an extra 6 million dollars to fund heightened FBI security work after the Korean war onset. The White House cited the changed international situation and urged public support with tips on subversion and spying. He also requested large education spending tied to federal property and enrollment shifts.
The text outlines the U S Constitution establishing three branches with distinct powers. It notes executive power to the President legislative power to Congress and judicial power to the Supreme Court and lower courts. It explains checks including the veto over Congress and appointments to the courts.
Fort Sherman bequeaths half of his estate to Washington library United Presbyterian church Washington YMCA and United Presbyterian home with rest to relatives. Estate valued above 250000 dollars and invests funds for five years for library addition or new building. Executor Roger S. Sherman to oversee conversion to cash within two years amid market conditions.
Former pupils and teachers plus families plan a reunion on Sunday September 17 at the Oakland school house in Columbus Junction Iowa. The Carpenter school previously used for the event has been closed for years and its building and grounds are not in good condition. Rev N F Chapman and wife recently moved into the Presbyterian manse and he will serve as …
Local notes report the beginning of duties for the pastors of Columbus Junction and Haskins Presbyterian churches starting September 3. The column lists numerous visits, travels, and guests including Rev. Lynn J. King in Cairo and relatives of Priscilla Gabriel, with friends entertained and residents moving or visiting across states.
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