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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1944

Page

5

Rocking Chair Brigade Dinner and Village Notes

Dr and Mrs F W Eastwood hosted Sunday school teachers and officers for a six thirty dinner in the church basement. About 30 covers, ham and baked beans featured. Mrs B C Briley assisted with serving and brought homemade corn. Nearly 100 percent attendance marked the meeting. The writer visited Mrs O L Dayton near the Snack Shack on East Washington Street and described changes at the Dayton and Lewis households, a new management at the Snack Shack, and Dayton family poultry interests in Colorado including a hatchery fire loss and Dayton’s directorship with the Colorado Poultry Improvement Organization.

F. W. Eastwood B. C. Briley R. KE. Dougherty O. L. Dayton East Washington Street Rose Lewis

Fingerprint Files Grow From 800000 to Over 90000000

The FBI identification division reports more than 90 million fingerprint cards on file, a roughly tenfold increase from about 800000 records it started with in 1924, making it the world’s largest fingerprint data clearinghouse.

FBI

Early Sulphuric Acid Production Says Arab Chemists

The first sulphuric acid is believed to have been made about twelve centuries ago by Arab chemists. In the United States production began in 1793.

United States

Workers On Home Front Still Badly Needed Says Smith

Rena B. Smith urges continued civilian support for war production. West coast navy yards seek boilermakers machinists pipefitters laborers and helpers with limited experience. women mechanic learners urged at Bremerton Puget Sound Navy Yard. Jobs in Clearfield Utah and a Fairfield interview event announced with eligibility details.

Smith Rena B. Smith U. S. Civil Service Region St. Vaui Pacific West Coast Navy Yards Puget Sound Navy Yard Bremerton Washington Boxmaker Naval Supply Clearfield Utah Crater

Moderate Temperatures Improve Meat Flavor and Yield

The piece argues cooking meats at moderate temperatures reduces shrinkage and extends portion size, resulting in better flavor and overall quality.

Large Land Owner Near Junction Dies

C E Gray 63 of Oakland Calif long time Columbus Junction land owner died suddenly after heart attack at his Oakland home following a trip east. Born Evergreen farm May 16 1881 he helped found Golden State Creamery and headed American Dry Milk Assn. Survived by wife Rachel Masier two California daughters mother Mrs J K Gray sister Mrs Chester E Pierce Evergreen farm.

Columbus Junction C. E. Gray Oakland Calif Evergreen Farm Columbus City Ments Mr. Gray James E. Gray Gray Golden State Creamery Corporation American Dry Milk Association Letts Iowa State College Ames Rachel Masier Des Moines California J. K. Gray Chester KE. Pierce

Proper Egg Cooking Method Mentioned

The guide advises not to boil eggs. Bring water to a boil and cook at low to moderate heat for soft medium or firm yolks.

Suit Community Gathers Near West N C Post Office

Community meeting near the West N C Post Office gathers residents around local matters. No further details are available in the fragment.

West N.C Suit

Rat Population Grows in Iowa Despite Control Efforts

Ames Iowa Sept 20 The rat population now estimated at 10 million in Iowa backs up the 1939 cleanup by farmers with poisons traps dogs and clubs. War time neglect of dumps and stockyards has allowed a new high to develop costing each person about 20 dollars yearly in damages. Iowa losses include 5 million bushels of corn annually with other grains and feeds wasted. Gunderson urges farmers to feed rats poison while using their corn for cattle and hog feed.

Ames Iowa United States Department of Agriculture Gunderson

Workmen Fatalities and Injuries Reported for 1942

In 1942, 18 500 workmen were killed and 1 750 000 injured on the job. Home accidents caused 30 500 deaths and 4 500 000 injuries. Motor accidents killed 27 800 and injured 1 000 000.

Record Insurance Gain by American Families in 1943

American families increased their aggregate life insurance holdings by 8.7 billion dollars in 1943, marking the largest yearly gain ever recorded for family protection.

New Drying Oils Offer Improved Paint Properties

New drying oils developed from raybean and linseed oils through scientific treatment show superior drying and bodying, with potential to replace tung oil, a major Chinese source, in the paint field.

China

Heat Exhaustion First Aid Guidance From Historical Text

A concise first aid guideline instructs removing the affected person to circulating air, placing them in a lying position, keeping them warm, and giving salt water in small frequent sips. If relief is not rapid, call a physician.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Chicago Wayland Dayton Stanley Lamar Colo Trayton Ft. Collins Colorado Poultry Improvement Organization Colorado Colorado Poultry Improvement Association Iowa Association of Chiefs of Police Dubuque A. B Manson Grinnell J. E. Young Sioux City Thomas Condon Cedar Rapids George Stoltz Dub Battlefront Great Britain Seige Lorient Bordeaux Spain Tober Limoges Nantes NLE Havre Loire Boulogne Paris Marseilles Toulon France Scheld River BELG Switz ATAS Civil Service Commission U. S. Employment Service Fairfield Albert A. Lay Junction KH. Gray Letts Es Tate Farm Monsieur Petit Victor Oise Lewis F. Clancy Plattsburg N. Y Victor Signal Corps Dewey Claude H. Shearer Town Highway Patrol Thomas Dewey New York Dea Guy B. B. Hickenlooper Lowa Europe Brussels Belgium U. S. Signal Corps Washington Dairy Supreme Court Alan Presiden S Winfield Scott Ois Ag Mel Ee Selon Washington, Iowa Antwerp International
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