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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1944

Page

7

Hemp Production Is Investigated By Senate Subcommittee

A senate agricultural sub committee in Washington begins an inquiry into charges that large jute and sisal interests aim to limit hemp production to protect postwar positions. Sub committee chairman Guy M. Gillette says government orders abandonment of several hemp processing plants built last year due to reduced hemp output.

Washington, D. C Senate Agricultural Guy M. Gillette Towa

Peiffers Move to Feltz Property in Rublo Township

In Rublo town Mr and Mrs Wendell Peiffer of Valley relocate to the Feltz property this week. Al Garrett shifts to Martha Cook residence and will work for Van Gabby at the saw mill. Cpl Lawrence Bond on 15 day furlough visits family before returning to Camp near Lincoln. Mrs Edith Coffman and Mrs Blakeley attend quilting club as it nears completion of its 11th quilt. Bill Irland Wilkes dined with the Bonds. Blanch Steinbeck and Nan Strickland visit Keota. Cora Borsdorf and son Johnny return home from Madison Kansas after weeks with parental host.

Arthur Lambert Rublo Town Wendell Peiffer Valley Feltz al Garrett Martha Cook van Gabby Cpl Lawrence Bond Lincoln Nebr Allie Bond Line Letha Bond Edith Coffman Blakeley Bill Irland Wilkes Haysville Blanch Steinbeck Nan Strickland Keota Cora Borsdorf Johnny Madison Kan John Borsdorf

Early American bridal rings crafted by goldsmiths and silversmiths

In early America betrothed women wore hoop rings and half hoops set with five stones, and clusters resembling flowers. Paul Revere crafted some pieces as artisans used rose cut diamonds for these rings, reflecting the period’s jewelry styles.

America Paul Revere

Markets Report from Chicago Hogs Cattle and Sheep Trading

Hogs 13 000 with prices 10 to 25 cents higher, top 14.05 for 170 to 370 lb. sows 13.25 to 18.50, lightweights 13.50. Cattle 12 000 with fed steers and yearlings steady to strong, cows up to 15 cents, calves 16.00 down, top 16.99. Sheep 5 000 slaughter lambs active, prices up about 10 cents. Estimates list hogs 11 000 cattle 5 000 sheep 8 000.

Chicago

Market Report Chicago Produce April 5

Market firmer with receipts of 23 020 cases and current receipts at 29 percent. Extra firsts 33 43 firsts 31, critics 28, checks 27. Poultry receipts listed as 3 cars and ¢ trucks with firm, unchanged market.

Grain table and historical diamond finds noted

The grain table data shows WHEAT OATS and RYE prices with Sep and Dec futures, including High Low Close figures and a few May notes. The passage also recalls the Cullinan diamond discovery in South Africa, its 3106 carats rough weight, and the 530 carat Star of South Africa cut from it, gifted to King Edward VII.

South Africa Transvaal Edward VII Union of

Hog Tuberculosis Records Reveal Pork Waste in 1942

Federal records show 1 in 12 hogs slaughtered in the United States bore tuberculosis lesions in 1942. The infection rate led to an estimated 14 million pounds of pork condemned as unfit for human consumption.

United States

Flax Production Shifts in South America Toward Fiber Use

Chile expands flax cultivation to fiber processing producing linen yarn. Argentina Brazil and Uruguay long used flax mainly for seed and now explore fiber flax. Argentina remains a leading flaxseed producer. Other nations begin fiber flax trials.

Chile Argentina Brazil Uruguay

Italians Repel German Attack Near Cassino Front

Allied 5th Army units in the Italian hills above Cassino beat off a German assault atop Mt Merrone, holding ground as front lines remained tense. Heavy artillery pounded rear areas while patrol clashes continued on multiple sectors near Cassino and Anzio.

HKDQ Italy 5Th Army Cassino Anzio Mt. Merrone

Funeral services for Mrs Elizabeth A Miksch in Ainsworth

Funeral services for Mrs Elizabeth A Miksch were held at the home near Ainsworth with Rev. F J Robins of the Ainsworth Methodist church in charge. Pallbearers included Grover Booth Everette Tobin Mae Gordon Delbert Wells T C Reece and Roy Marr. Burial followed in the Ainsworth cemetery.

Elizebeth A. Miksch Ainsworth F. J. Robins

Bishop Harry S Longley Dies at 75 in Charleston

Rev Harry S Longley 75 former Bishop of the Episcopal diocese of Iowa died in Charleston after living with his son Rev Harry S Longley Jr pastor of St John s Episcopal church. He led the Town diocese for 31 years and served as bishop from 1929 to 1943.

Charleston W. Va Harry S. Longley Episcopal Diocese of Iowa St. John's Episcopal Church Longley

Rye ration yields milk and butter equal to barley feed

Trials show milk and butter from cattle fed rye ration are of excellent quality and comparable to barley. Cattle readily consume the rye mixture with no health or condition issues observed in the test animals.

Rayon Cord Before the War Shaped Tire Fabric

Before the war rayon tire cords formed the core fabric for truck and bus tires, underpinning early rubber technology and vehicle safety. The wartime shift in materials influenced industry production and the development of modern tire construction.

Navy Petty Officer Stanley Wallace Speaker at Y’s Men’s Dinner

Stanley Wallace, petty officer second class in the U S Navy Air Corps on leave from California, spoke at the Y’s Men’s Club dinner in the Community room of the Y M C A. He described earning the Purple Heart after shrapnel wounds to his arm while a gunner on a Helldiver in the South Pacific. He recounted a crippled fighter plane crash landing on the water near the carrier and the rescue after about ten minutes in the ocean.

Stanley Wallace United States Navy Air Corps Y's Men's Club Y.M.C. A Robert McFarlane Wallace California South Pacific

Argentine Flax Yields Fall After Wilt Discourages Growers

Argentine experience with flax mirrors Peru with years of good yields followed by a wilt that discouraged growers after a period of prosperity.

Peru

Card of Thanks for Support During Hospital Stay

Expresses heartfelt gratitude to all who sent flowers cards and letters during a recent hospital stay.

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