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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1952

Page

8

Wilson Warns U. S. Faces Inflation

Charles Ed. Wilson resigns as defense mobilizer amid tensions over steel wage boosts and price controls. He warns the nation that inflation risks remain while claiming U.S. war production now outpaces the Soviet Union in quantity and the Allies hold a world power balance.

Charles Ed. Wilson U.S Truman Wilson Defense America Korea Wage Stabilization Board

Tax receipts show majority of year’s levy paid

Ten years ago today the county treasurer Marion George reported that tax payments received up to April first totaled more than half of the current year’s assessments.

Marion George

Governor Praises Cancer Society in Cancer Control Month

Des Moines Iowa Governor William S Beardsley proclaims April Cancer Control Month praising the Iowa American Cancer Society volunteers for national recognition in 1951 with the Tops in the Nation plaque and citation for the state program. He notes a 61 percent awareness rate and urges Iowans to learn about cancer signals and support the 1952 crusade.

Des Moines William S. Beardsley Iawa American Cancer Society Iowa

Local News and Notices from Washington County

Betty Logan and Lloyd Haney returned to work at Monmouth college after spring vacation visits to Washington. Mr and Mrs L A Jones return to Washington after extended trip in California and the West. Reyes Guzman explains nap location after switch engine accident in Brownsville Texas saying snakes do not cross railroad tracks. Notice of Probate of Will in District Court Washington County Iowa for A B Warner deceased filed April 1 hearing set March 21 at 9:00 AM. Clerk RR Noonan announces.

Betty Logan Lloyd Haney Monmouth College Washington Mrs. L. A. Jones California Brownsville Texas Reyes Guzman A. B. Warner Nii Lee Court House Iowa District Court Noonan

Birthday greeting for Everett Goodwin and visits in town

Mr Everett Goodwin of Washington is a birthday nonores today. Mr and Mrs Merle Bekels returned Monday after vacationing in Florida and other southern states. Mary Louise Redtinger returned from Aurora Illinois after three months training at Mercyville Sanatorium. After a week with her parents she will go to Mercy hospital Iowa City for training. Mr and Mrs Burt S Ange of Superior Wisconsin visited Norman Bean's and other relatives. They left Monday for Chicago to visit more relatives and were taken to Iowa City to meet the train by Mrs Don Wiesey and Mrs Norman Bean.

Merle Bekels Florida Mary Louise Redtinger Aurora Itl Mercyville Sanitarium Larl Redlinger Mercy Hospital Iowa City Burt S. Ange Superior Wisconsin Norman Bean Stanley Bean St. Oave Superior, Wise Don Wivesey Dianna Eddie Kent Ralph Gerling Lyle Henry Wayne and Myron Norman Keanan Pon Johnson Don Jr and Kristen Towa City St. Onge Ang Canada British Collmoora Washington Oregon California Arizona Iowa Milwaukee Fort Huron Detroit Theomenn Gabg St Onge Hollywood Hal Kienards Kirksville Iienards Kirksville Osetopathic Hospital

Governor Hunsaker Visits Home After European Duty

Gov Kenneth Hunsaker visits his parents Mr and Mrs J A Hunsaker and stays through May 10 after a European theatre tour. Bob Foster travels with his brother Bill to New York where Bill will train three months at Sperry Gyroscope radar school. Bob is in the Air Force and transfers from Biloxi Mississippi. Mrs Will Hemmings and Mrs Will Sheetz return from Chicago after four days. Kathrel of Wichita Kansas left Sunday after attending Uncle Ira Rathmel's funeral staying at the Mayhew and Rathmel homes.

Kenneth Hunsaker J. A. Hunsaker Bob Foster Bill New York Air Force Biloxi Will Hemmings Will Sheetz Chicago Kathrel Wichita Kansas Ira Rathmel Mayhew Rathmel

Carnation Picture Is Shown to Rotary Club

A Rotary Club meeting featured a color motion picture on carnations and their cultivation in Colorado. Preston West led the program with notes on origin from ancient Greece. A brief church closing talk followed by members’ personal remarks concluded the event.

Rotary Club Washington Rotary Club Colorado Preston West Washington Florist Milo Phillips Washington Ministerial Association Lab

Births and hospital admissions update

At the hospital, Mrs. Albert Wehr was admitted last night. This morning, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Nebel of Wayland welcomed a son.

Albert Wehr Tity, Meareal Gerald Nebel Wayland

Bandit Steals $300 in Des Moines Grocery

A bandit entered a Des Moines grocery during business hours and, with a pistol, forced proprietor Harry Bassman to surrender about eight cans of food and the cash from the register. He fled with the sack containing the money as customers watched in alarm.

Baseman Fatty Bassman

District Music Fete Winners Named at Columbus Junction

Winners at Davenport first ratings from Columbus high school include Dean Morgan tenor solo Gladys Rees treble voice solo Kin Myrna Wasson treble voice solo medium Delbert Black trombone solo mixed quartet girl sextet and saxophone quartet Finals are set for Winton April 26 with final group events at University of Iowa in May.

Columbus Junction Mareh Davenport Columbus High School Dean Morgan Gladys Rees Kin Myrna Wasson Delbert Black Winton University of Iowa

Cold weather blames do not raise common cold risk

The British Research Council states that sitting in cold draughts exercising in rain or wearing wet socks does not make one more liable to catch the common cold. This official stance aims to reassure the public about weather and illness risk.

The British Research Council

Sutton and Kling Found Guilty in Queens Bank Robbery

An all male jury at dawn found Willie Sutton and Thomas Kling guilty of robbing a Queens county bank of 65042 two years ago. The verdict carries potential minimum and maximum terms tied to multiple felony counts and pending prior charges.

New York Willie Sutton Thomas Mad Dox Kling Queens County Penitentiary Co Toreman Donald Maloney

Tongue Twisters Reveal Rare Earths Names

One sixth of the earth's elements are rare earth metals named with tongue twisting terms such as praseodymium dysprosium and ytterbium.

Clothes Reel Drying Tip With Fan Aid

If you hang clothes on a reel place a desk fan high and facing them at right angles to dry them and keep the reel revolving. The setup uses airflow to accelerate drying and maintain motion.

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