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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1941

Page

5

Washington Dispatch On Republicans Split Over War Policy

Washington reporters note a shift among House Republicans toward Roosevelt’s foreign policy stance after recess and his radio warning. Representative Ben Jensen of Iowa reflects district tensions between interventionist and non interventionist views amid war debates. Jensen’s critics claim he faces pressure from varied constituents.

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Iowa Congressman Jensen Seen Wary on War Causes

In a Town stop, Representative Ben Jensen voices caution about war, favoring voter input and gradual steps. He says he would quit his seat to wear a uniform if voting for war is needed and notes support for Roosevelt's warning to Germany.

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Community Notes and Family News from Local Area

Local brief items include residents visiting relatives, family celebrations, and travel. Mentions of Gary Murphy's absence, Harold Rath visiting his father, and several dinner guests at various homes. Also notes births, anniversaries, a birthday, a post office rent increase, and a motor trip to the Black Hills and Yellowstone.

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East Highland Social News Roundup

East Highland notes a weekend of visits with Mr. and Mrs. I A Stolley hosting relatives and a niece and husband from Paton. Several families including Wieland Lunequist Mineer Swailes Dvorak and Lorack shared Sundays and school at Salem with varied hospitality and dinner guests at Marshall and Mineer homes.

East Highland I. A. Stolley Salem Raymond Lorack Frank Dvorak

Hanft Visit Daughters and Relatives Spotted Across States

Mr and Mrs C E Hanft visit their daughter Mrs Robert J Reaney and Mr Reaney in Washington DC Also visiting in Texas Borger and War Saw Ind Ruth Wiegner joins Linograph Davenport staff Bellevue hospital Muscatine welcomes a daughter to Mr and Mrs C Edgar Fortuna Harold Huston family adds two sons last week

Martha Butler Columbus Junction C. FE. Hanft Robert J. Reaney Mr. Reaney Washington, D. C Everett Haott Ina Nelson Warsaw Ind Texas W. G. Roberts Ly. J. Roberts Borger Tex Ruth Wiegner Davenport Linograph Company C. Edgar Fortuna Bellevue Hospital Muscatine Harold Huston Here

Shiloh Dinner for Foxs Golden Anniversary Observed

Shiloh residents attended a Sunday dinner at Walter Fox home 1224 South Leebrick Burlington to honor the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Walter Fox and son Junior A three course meal was served and guests included H J Schoonover Frank Kirschner and others The party featured remembrances and photos with hopes to join the couple for their golden anniversary later.

H. J. Schoonover Shiloh Walter Fox South Leebrick Burlington Fox Frank Kirschner Mrs. Fox Mr. Fox

Visits and Calls Spread Across Shiloh Area Families

A Sunday round of calls and visits touched many Shiloh residents. Linden and Lloyd with David Jof Odell visited the Frank Schantz home, previously residents of the area. Mr. and Mrs. Stark adopted David at 10 months. Simmering family hosted relatives, Ray Miller’s kin gathered, and Cedar Rapids, Lansing, Shenandoah, Red Cliff, and Fairfield connections were noted among Sigafoose, Terry, and Lambert households.

Linden Lloyd David Jof Odell Frank Schantz Shiloh David Stark Donald Simmering Larry Ray Miller H. J. Schoonover Ralph Cedar Rapids Harry Coppock Lansing, Mich Walter Coppock Shenandoah Howard Sigafoose Sigafoose Ivan Terry Bob Red Cliff Colo Sam Simmons Near Fairfield

First Electric Lighted Train Enters Service on Pennsylvania Lines

The first electric lighted train in America began operation on Pennsylvania lines in 1887, marking a milestone in railway propulsion and urban transit.

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