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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1944
Page
3
A 1944 exhortation urges readers to seek spiritual rebirth by talking sincerely with God. It promises hidden powers unfold through a simple act of knocking for a spiritual life. The message cites John 3 3 and Isaiah 33 10 to stress renewal.
An opinion piece urges American workers to reject wildcat strikes and labor union political activism. It warns that cooperation with C I O leaders and Sidney Hillman could undermine independence, threaten wartime production, and risk democratic rights. It contrasts labor unrest with historic precedents and calls for detachment from partisan manipulation.
A collection of light hearted lines about marriage and domestic life showcases playful jests on bossy husbands, dieting wives, and social etiquette. Observers note the era’s humor in relationships and everyday mishaps with a wink.
Servicemen in the Middle East War area rated The Adventures of Mark Twain the top photoplay shown at the State during March says the Army Overseas Motion Picture Service in a letter to Warner Bros. The report highlights Hollywood's effort to boost GI morale by premiering overseas releases months before United States availability.
Second Lt. Albert Jorgenson of Guthrie Center Iowa flies a B 24 Liberator on a Hungary mission with engine trouble. After jettisoning bombs they attack railroad yards at Subotica and strike trains in Yugoslavia before enduring heavy fire and a perilous landing back at base.
Brighton residents and a wide circle of relatives gather at the home of Mrs. C. E. Bennett for a social visit. Attendees include Abbie Hitchcock and Bion Hitchecock from Muscatine, Marie Beach of Chicago, Clara Robertson of Berkeley, and Marilyn Bonnet from Mt. Pleasant. The note lists many weekend guests, a postnuptial shower, a benefit by the O E S, a fish fry, and assorted visits, with multiple locals traveling to nearby towns and cities.
When coccidiosis breaks out, the flock should receive flowers of sulphur. Scratch feed is withheld and sulphur is added at five pounds per hundred pounds of mash. Do not feed sulphur for more than one week.
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