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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1943

Page

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Hitler's Europe Rocked by Heavy Bombings Sinker

A column notes Iowa has the lowest tuberculosis death rate in the nation as Lieut. Col. Robert S. Shane cites Town Tuberculosis association education and public screening. William Halladay Jr. of McCook Lake S D is found dead in his father's truck with gasoline fumes. family says he enjoyed the odor and opened the intake.

Sioux City William William Halladay McCook Lake S. D Here

Damage Twelve Japanese Ships Announce Quotas on War Loan

Lee A. Holland, chairman of the Washington county second war loan committee, announces county and town quotas for an $820,000 war bonds sale before May. Town shares are based on bank deposits, with Brighton, Crawfordsville, Walona, Riverside, Wellman, West Chester, Washington listed with specific amounts. The Washington county campaign forms with bankers from all county banks, and a southeastern Iowa district meeting in Fairfield set the campaign in motion with representatives from several towns.

Lee A. Holland Washington County Frank Crone Phil Weldin Frank Kos Banks Washington K. A. Coates Crawfordsville A. A. Jackson Kalona L. B. Luithly Rubio Brighton Ross Levert Wellman G. E. Mace Washington County War Bond Committee

Workers at Iowa State University plan return after walkout

Emiel J. Soens, spokesman for State University of Iowa physical plant employees, said in Iowa City that about 25 of the 200 workers remaining out will return to their jobs today after a walkout last Wednesday over wage increases. He noted talks with university officials will continue.

Iowa City Emiel J. Soens State University of Iowa Physical Plant Soens

Davenport Woman Stabbed at Tavern Identifies Suspect

Margaret Anderson, 30, of Davenport, told police she was stabbed in the back at a tavern Saturday night and remained hospitalized. Ambrose Brebich, 50, also of Davenport, was held in connection with the stabbing, authorities said.

Margaret Anderson Davenport Mercy Hospital Ambrose Brebich

Ottumwa Robbery: $200 Stolen From Room. Suspect Arrested

Ottumwa resident J A Piercey reported Sunday his room was entered and about $200 in cash from a billfold was taken. Dwight Laughlin found $130 blowing in the street and reported it. Police believe the thief discarded the billfold and a suspect has been arrested.

Ottumwa J. A. Piercey Dwight Laughlin

Hunter Killed by Shotgun Blast in Iowa Hunting Incident

Oliver Evans age 33 operator of a service station near the Iowa Power and Light Co plant at Levey in Polk County was killed Sunday by an accidental shotgun discharge while hunting near his home. Coroner Albert E B Shaw said Evans had crawled through a fence and was drawing his gun when it fired penetrating his chest.

Hunter Des Moines Oliver Evans Iowa Power & Light Co Levey Polk County Albert EB. Shaw Evans

Fate of Felix J Ray 27 Sees Hospital Aid in Firearm Incident

Felix J Ray 27, a department store worker, was held for aid at Mercy Hospital after police said his estranged wife was threatened with a pistol by her boyfriend Wags.

Felix J. Ray Mercy Hospital

Damage case set in district court with Smith

Petit jurors drawn for the March term reported to Judge J G Patterson this morning and were excused until Tuesday nine oclock. The Commercial Savings bank trustees against the estate of C C Davis had a jury waived and will be tried this afternoon. The next case Robert D Smith versus Ruth and Floyd Pine is scheduled for Tuesday morning. It concerns an automobile accident west of Washington.

District Court J. G. Patterson The Commercial Savings Bank C. C. Davis Fatterson Robert D. Smith Ruth Floyd Pine Washinnston

Mrs Mae Werner Visits Relative in Austin Minnesota

Mrs Mae Werner returned from Austin Minnesota where she spent a week with her great niece Mrs Evelyn Caya and family.

Mae Werner Austin Minn Evelyn Caya

Woman shot at department store. two injured

Mrs Gertrude Tiede, 46, an employee of another department store, was shot in the chest with the bullet lodging in her lungs and is reported in critical condition. Raymond was hit in the nose and cheek. his condition is not serious but he is in shock. Police Chief Reed Phillips cited the incident.

Gertrude Tiedeman Reed Phillips Raymond

Miller Injuries Not So Serious

Captain Howard Miller of the Iowa State Guard headquarters sustained injuries in a Saturday night crash near Buffalo between Muscatine and Davenport. Visitors said his back and neck injuries are not as severe as feared, with a broken collar bone and facial lacerations. He regained consciousness about three Sunday morning and expects to return home soon.

Howard Miller Copany Iowa State Guard Washington Mercy Hospital Davenport Gladden Mast Crawfordsville Harvey Meek Rodney Kephart Rodney Davis State Guard Company Miller Buffalo Muscatine

Red Cross War Fund Near 10,000 in County Drive

Report shows 1911.65 turned in at A. E. Atchison shoe store over Saturday. County total nears 10,000 with expectance of daily receipts pushing past 10,000. Donations include 200 from Richmond and 257.65 from Brighton. Wellman over 1,209. solicitors active at Kalona Riverside Crawfordsville and Ainsworth with more reports due. The county quota stands at 15,000 and further gifts to Mrs. Phil Weldin may be left at the Atchison store.

Red Cross War Fund A. E. Atchison Richmond Brighton West Chester Wellman Kalona Riverside Crawfordsville Ainsworth Phil Weldin Atchison

Victim’s Husband Expected Home by Midweek

Reports say he may return by the middle of the week as visitors were told. His wife was scheduled to arrive in Davenport from Rantoul last night.

Davenport Rantoul

MacArthur reports damaging seven warships in three nights

United Press says General MacArthur announced fliers sunk or damaged seven ships and five cargo vessels off Cavieng New Ireland 550 miles north of Port Moresby after three nights of low level attacks. Chinese authorities order half population to evacuate Chungking for spring bombing season. Chinese forces claim to have repelled Japanese moves along the Hankow Peiping railway and retook a village in Ichang area.

Cavieng New Ireland Port Moresby China Chungking Hankow-Peiping Hunan Ichang Hupeh Yuangtze

Tin Can Drive Planned For April 27 In Scrap Salvage

Mrs. Rose Reid announces a town and county scrap drive on Tuesday April 27 to collect tin cans fats and greases with other metal. Cans must be crushed and placed in pasteboard containers separate from other scrap. A processing method illustration appears on page six. The committee includes Mrs Ed Harmeyer Mrs William Sitter Miss Pearl Gardner and Mrs Ira Shenefelt for the four wards and other named volunteers across area towns.

Rose Reid

Barn Endangered in Atkinson Farm Fire Near town

A fire on the John Atkinson farm three miles southwest of town started around five yesterday morning. Sparks from burning an old tree ignited grass and a straw stack near a horse barn. Farmers Mutual fire truck prevented the straw stack from reaching the barn.

Atkinson John Atkinson Town

Prices of Farms Increasing Fast

A Chicago report from April 5 cites a national survey by the Association of Real Estate Boards showing farm realty prices rising rapidly. Farmers face limited high quality farms for sale with a 15 percent price rise in 20 months and higher sales volume than a year ago in two of three communities. Tenant farmers buy often, and labor and machinery shortages plus draft liquidations drive sales. repossessions are rare.

Chicago National Association of Real Estate Boards

Special C of C Session Tonight at YMCA

A special meeting of the Chamber of Commerce is called for this evening at 8 o clock at the Y.M.C.A. Members are urged to attend as a matter of general interest to the community will be considered.

Chamber of Commerce Y.M.C.A

Des Moines Woman Visits Parental Home Sunday

Martha Anne Mace of Des Moines spent a Sunday visiting the home of her parents, Glenn Mace, in a family gathering event.

Martha Anne Mace Des Moines Glenn Mace

New Address for Pvt Dave Fuhr Ha Ca RTOC Leonard Wood Mo

Private Dave Fuhr has a new listed address at Ha Ca RTOC Leonard Wood Missouri. Detailing a military update for personnel stationed or reassigned to Fort Leonard Wood Missouri.

Pvt Dave Fuhr Ha Ca Rtoc Ptort Leonard Wood

Farm groups urge override of Roosevelt veto on Bankhead bill

Four major farm organizations urge Congress to pass the Bankhead bill over President Roosevelt's veto. They argue the issue is government by law versus executive decree and call the amount involved small though the principle is fundamental. Signed by National Grange American Farm Bureau Federation National Council of Farmers Cooperatives and National Cooperative Milk Producers Federation, with a vote expected soon.

Washington, D. C Congress Roosevelt National Grange American Farm Bureau Federation National Council of Farmer's Cooperatives National Cooperative Milk Producers’ Federation Senate Farim

Townsend urges towns to recruit volunteers for harvest

Chicago April 5 UP M Clifford Townsend director of the Food Production Administration urged farmers to recruit high school aged boys and girls women and older men to plant and harvest crops. He launched the prairie farmers food for humanity campaign aiming for an 8 percent production increase over 1942 to meet 1948 goals calling on city and town cousins for help in this emergency.

Chicago M. Clifford Townsend The Food Production Administration Townsend Prairie Farmers’ ‘Food For Humanity

Allies Bomb Europe in Weekend Air Offensive

London reports say powerful allied air forces including Flying Fortresses conducted a daylight sweep across Europe amid the weekend bombardment from the German coast to Naples. British and American planes struck Kiel, Essen, and Paris suburbs while a weak German reply was repelled. In Tunisia Axis and Allied forces prepared for a showdown as massing forces deployed for an anticipated confrontation.

United Press Europe English Channel Geran Italy Kiel Essen Paris Naples England Tunisia

Roo Fire Sunday at Holcomb Residence

The fire department responded Sunday to 616 South Third Avenue where a summer kitchen shed roof burned from a chimney spark. A hole scorched the roof but total damage remained limited.

D. W. Holcomb South Third Avenue

Glenn Eldridge Is Now Lieutenant Colonel

William Glenn Eldridge of Washington is addressed as Lieutenant Colonel Eldridge after promotion from major. His wife pinned the silver leaves at Brownwood Texas near Camp Bowie where he serves as Assistant G-1 Headquarters VIII Corps in charge of personnel. Eldridge rose from squadron adjutant with the 113th Cavalry from Iowa and has been anticipated for promotion.

Washington William Glenn Eldridge Eldridge Brownwood Texas Camp Bowie Viii Corps 113Th Cavalry Iowa

War recruitment appeal urges full manpower use

Townsend calls on farmers to notify county agricultural boards and agents of seasonal labor needs and to cooperate in recruiting workers across the country. The appeal emphasizes enlisting all available manpower for the war effort.

Townsend Agricultural War Boards

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Hitler Sinker Holland U. S Pfe Harold Starling Rocky Mount N. C Cuba United States Marine Corps Claternational University Poday—Pine Smith Washington — State Guard Company Mr. Miller Fairfield Jil Henry Miller Richmond and Red Cross Coun Douglas MacArthur Australia Reid Dean Hansen Africa U. S. Navy Dean K. T. Hansen Pekin Ilinois London Econtinenal Royal Air Force United States Army Air Force ROO Glenn Eldridge Bowie Eighth Corps
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