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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1941
Page
6
Pleasant Hill updates include Billy Beenblossom performing trombone at a YMC A recital and local families visiting relatives. Several neighbors attended the state fair, and dinner guests came from the Gamon and Kephart households as the community shares daily activities.
McEvoy and Striebe celebrated their wedding anniversary. Mrs. Howard Caldwell and children visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scranton. Mrs. L. B. Hanan stayed with her son Rodney and wife near Salina. H. L. Wittriz and Charles Cann with Max visited Lee Hesseltine's home. Velma and Alvin Kephart attended a Christian Endeavor rally at Boone. A. L. Gross and son Robert from Bloomington Illinois and Anna Bechtel of Power Hill Illinois spent the weekend at John Erlenbush’s home. Lester Butterbaugh stayed with Will Miller. Howard Benn attended the class of 1930 alumni banquet at the Presbyterian church.
Gale Holoway a stenographer to Senator Murray finds herself targeted by political scheming and a forged accident at Nan Parkson's home. Joe Nash, Governor McKarth's secretary, dives in to save her. The incident sparks interest and hints at a glamorous yet perilous political society.
Gale Holoway, secretary to Senator Murray, overhears a monopoly bill plot and faces a web of rival operatives. After a near drowning and a head injury, she uncovers confidential files, clashes with Marie Gibbins, and gains uneasy support from Murray’s secretary Joe Nash as she navigates a society linked to influence and bribery.
The piece argues Britain does not possess a single codified constitution. It discusses historical documents, parliamentary sovereignty, and the uncodified nature of legal principles guiding governance.
The Arctic tern achieved the longest bird flight on record, spanning three months from Labrador’s coast to the southeast African coast.
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