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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1944

Page

3

Inside the Burlington Ordnance Plant Visitation

A wartime tour of the Burlington Ordnance plant reveals its vast 7 by 5 mile layout with igloos for live TNT, mile-long conveyors, and high guard security. Brigadier General F. M. Shinkle notes low accidents and a largely local, dedicated workforce, including many women, as mass production drives shells to the front.

Burlington Ordnance Plant War Department War Ordnance Plant Ordnance F. M. Shinkle Shinkle Day & Zimmerman Burlington

Phantom Lady Stars Tone and Raines at Fox Theatre

Universal's Phantom Lady stars Franchot Tone Ella Raines and Alan Curtis in a suspenseful mystery not a horror film. The story hinges on justice obstructed by chance and psychology with strong performances by the leads and notable support from Comeez Helm Cook Toomey Crehan and Tombes.

Age of Sound Universal Fox Theatre Franchot Tone Ella Raines Alan Curtis Tone Miss Raines Curtis Thomas Comeez Fay Helm Elisha Cook, Jr Regis Toomey Andy Tombes Joseph Crehan

George W. Wagner Wounded Serving in France

George W. Wagner, 30, of Letts, Iowa, was seriously wounded in France on August 30 after entering service on October 27, 1943 and going overseas in March 1944. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Wagner. The report places Wagner among local families with relatives serving abroad and notes other service members from Columbus Junction and nearby areas.

Martha Butler Columbus Junction George W. Wagner Letts France Phillip Wagner Alonzo Diller Fredonia Ransom Diller Davenport J.g Craig Huston J. H. Huston LST South Pacific Jean Robertson Dirs Anna Robertson Columbus High School University of Iowa Detroit Mich Leslie Everett Santa Ana Calif Irvin Everett Clarence R. McFarland CPO Warnie Moran Woodrow J. Shearer Battle Creek PA. H. Shearer Delmore Evans Elsie Evans Bougainville

Steel Workers See 50 Percent Pay Rise to Over Fifty Dollars

In three years the average weekly earnings of steelworkers have increased by about 50 percent reaching over $50 per week. The report notes substantial gains across facilities and highlights wage trends for the industry.

Snack Shack Memories and Changes in Washington

An editor's letter by J icloyd Lewis reflects on years in Washington Iowa and the Snack Shack lease change. He praises community ties with Cori Widmer and Bertha Graber of Wayland as new owners. He honors Gladys M. Metcalf and shares a personal poem Divine Messenger.

Jicloyd Lewis Chicago Washington Iowa Sheir Lwo Dadygisters Tulsa Oklahoma Kansas City East Washington Street Cori Widmer Bertha Graber Wayland God Christ Gladys M. Metcalf

Before the War Aims and Crabs in Trade Notes

The letter by J. Lioeyd Lewis discusses moral sentiment and divine presence in flowery verse. The second fragment notes prewar crabmeat trade, stating Japan supplied about 95 percent of canned crabmeat to the United States, with 10,720,000 pounds imported valued at $4,582,000 in one year.

Japan United States

Lacks Coal Argentina Weighs Steel Plant Capacity

Argentina’s lack of coal limits pig iron production though steel plants exist with an aggregate capacity around 65 000 tons of ingots per year.

Argentina

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