Editorials Reflect on War Faith and Capitalism
A September 27 1950 editorial blends reflections on the Korean War and Soviet moves with social issues. It cites Brigham Young history, a Salt Lake City death, a Miami theft scandal, and Norman Vincent Peale arguing for capitalism in church life. It warns of extended deficits and links religion with economic systems.
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Mabel Young Sanborn
Salt Lake City
Brigham Young
Church of Latter Day Saints
Utah
Washington, D. C
State Printing Board to Open Bids in Des Moines
The Iowa State Printing Board will meet in Des Moines on September 30 1950 to receive bids on state budget book legislative letterheads envelopes legislative journals calendars and other printing. Bids close at 10 00 am and will be opened read and awards made. Specifications may be obtained from Sherman W Needham Superintendent of Printing State House Des Moines. 18013 W
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State Printing Board
Iowa State Printing Board
Des Moines
Iowa
Sherman W. Needham
State House
Too Old to Drive in Muncie Court Suspends License
In Muncie Indiana city court 81 year old Joel Clevenger was told he was too elderly to drive and his license suspended indefinitely after being accused of failing to yield the right of way to another car.
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Muncie, Ind
Joel Clevenger
Clevenger
Sam Roth Buys Simon Place Near Wayland
Wayland residents report Mr and Mrs Sam Roth purchased the Simon place one mile east of town with possession expected late this fall. The note highlights social gatherings and local notices including a Philathea class event, Dorcas Ruth circle meeting, CARE packages sent overseas, and local travel of relatives.
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Wayland
Sam Roth
Harvey Eicher
Philathea
Ruth
Dorcas
Tedtschantz
Treasury
Viola Crupp
Albany
Oregon
John Detwiler
Buda
Illinois
A. Miller
Charles Brooks
Roadhouse
St. Leonard Wood
Air Force
Duane D. Wittmer
Wichita
Kansas
San Antonio
Texas
Community Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Attends Legion Meet
Wittmer notes Homer's recovery as Earl Graber returns from Denver visit. Families of Wittmer, Mallory, and Davison crews share weekend hospitality. Legion convention attendees from here include Meirahan, Thoma, Lechantz, Rich, Schumaker, Watson, and Rickenberger in Muscatine. Wellman and Moline ties appear in relatives visits and dinners.
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Great Falls
Montana
War Department
Daniel Roth
Albany
Oregon
J. J. Roth
Earl Berkshire
Charles Hanft
Charleston
Illinois
Anna Nelson
Compton
California
Homer Davison
Carl Jarrard
Mary Snider
Walter Jarrard
Washington
Jesse Davison
Wapello
Ezra
Legion Convention
Muscatine
J. R. Meirahan
Bill Thoma
Gilbert Lchantz
Don Rich
Roy Davison
C. E. Schumaker
S. B. Watson
Dale Rickenberger
Forrest Green
Wellman
Ed Rickenberger
Lester Neff
Grace Winter
Jimmie
Erma
Deane
Arthur Davison
Leo Wagner
Glen Gingerich
Washington Evening Journal staff and publication details
The Washington Evening Journal lists staff roles including R. E. Shannon as Managing Editor and Dave R. Elder as Business Manager with Bruce C. Cowden as Editor and Charles Morris as News Editor W. J. Shannon as Advertising Manager and Max Marble as Plant Superintendent. The paper publishes weekdays except Sunday Christmas and July 4th and is entered as second class matter under the 1879 act. It is a United Press leased wire member and affiliated with several press associations. Subscription rates are shown for weekly carrier delivery in Washington and annual carriage, with outside Iowa pricing.
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THA
Washington Evening Journal
Washingston
Iowa
Elder, Shannon & Co
R. E. Shannon
Dave R. Elder
Bruce C. Cowden
Charles Morris
W. J. Shannon
Max Marble
Washington
United Press
Inland Daily Press
Iowa Daily Press
Iowa Press Ass
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Washigton
Prairie Flower School Enrollment Details
Prairie Flower school reports 47 enrolled pupils with two rooms. Room I under Mrs Thomas teaches Primer to 3rd grade with 30 pupils and a list of beginners. Room II under Mrs Van Melre serves 4th through higher grades with 17 pupils. Several students advance or attend colleges and junior college.
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Prairie Flower
Thomas
Linda Benson
Dyann Berg
Daryl Cave
Linda Chorpening
Freddie Goff
Douglas Shalla
David Shaver
Cass Parks
van Melre
Jean Booth
Barbara Glassburner
Eddie Hann
Bonita Herr
Karen Shalla
Prairie Flower District
Janice Booth
Loren Bush
Donna Rae
Robert Cave
Robert Christner
Douglas
Richard Fuhr
Dean Jefferies
Donald
David
Dean Meyer
Marilyn Mouser
Vaucille Maas
Ruth Witthoft
Escape attempt leads to police shooting in Muncie court
Raymond Garten, 27, fled after leaving Muncie city court where petty larceny charges were dropped. Police fired twice as a squad car pursued him for about a half mile. Garten was returned to the courtroom in handcuffs.
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Muncie
Ind
Raymond Garten
City Court
Garten
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Harry F. Byrd
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Oldsmobile
General Motors
Willits Motor
E. Main
Washington, Iowa
Max Graber
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Moline
H. O. Davison
Martha Thrasher
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Southern Utilities
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Atom
Reddy Kilowatt
Iowa Southern Ulities Company