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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1952

Page

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Easter Services Planned Across Washington Churches

Washington churches outline a week of Easter observances including a three hour Good Friday union service at United Presbyterian, a midnight Seven Last Words performance, and an Easter Sunrise at the YMCA led by Dr Cyrus Pangborn. Local merchants support the Good Friday event and ministers share speaking duties.

Churches Washington Presbyterian Church Choir YMCA Church Coer Washington Ministerial Association United Presbyterian Church Ciood

Taft Nears Third Of Delegates From Illinois Primary

Taft appears assured of surpassing 200 delegates by month’s end after winning 45 of 111 Illinois district delegates for 179 total. Eisenhower could gain the remaining two Illinois at large. Stassen’s standing slips while Kefauver’s large Democratic vote means little without pledged delegates.

Taft Washington Robert A. Taft Illinois Stassen Eisenhower Kefauver Stevenson Pasurea Nave

Marriage License Issued for GraBer and Christney in Mt Pleasant

Dwight J. Gra ber and Juanita Mae Christney of Mt. Pleasant were issued a marriage license here on Tuesday.

Dwight J. Graber Juanita Mae Christney Mt. Pleasant

Quake Felt Across Central States From Nebraska To Texas

A very strong earthquake rattled the south central United States with tremors lasting about 28 minutes from 10:30 a.m. CST, felt in Nebraska Kansas Missouri Arkansas Oklahoma and Texas. No major damage or injuries reported though a Kansas City building had cracked windows. St Louis officials placed the epicenter in the Nemaha mountain range with four inches of ground displacement.

United States Omaha Neb Austin Tex Nebraska Kansas Missouri Arkansas Oklahoma Texas Kansas City St. Louis University Geophysics Department Ross Heinrich Nemaha Heinrich St. Louis Jules Slunicko Omaha Livestock Exchange

Bolivian government overthrown by MNR in swift coup

In La Paz the national revolutionary movement party MNR toppled the Junan regime in a 75 minute revolution. Leaders Hernan Siles and interior minister Antonio Selene took control with backing from the army and police. The 6 a.m. to 7:15 a.m. action involved pistol and machine gun fire in city streets.

LA Paz Bolivia National Revolutionary Movement Party MNR Hernan Siles Antonio Selene Hlimiani Selene Humberto Torres Ruiz

Warns That Corn Borer May Stage Comeback

Des Moines reports that a corn borer expert warns Iowa farmers the insect pest could rebound after two years of unfavorable weather. Dr. Thomas Brindley of the Federal-state Corn Borer Research lab in Ankeny cites favorable growing-season weather as a risk, noting the 1952 crop season could bring heavy damage if DDT is not used to destroy them.

Des Moines Iowa Thomas Brindley Ames Ankeny Brindley

Good Friday Observance and Merchants Close in Washington

Good Friday will be observed with a three hour service at the United Presbyterian Church from noon to 3 p.m. sponsored by the Washington ministerial association. The service is open to the public. G. J. Rickert announces local merchants will close from 12 to 2 p.m. Friday in response to the ministers’ request.

United Presbyterian Church Washington Ministerial Association G. J. Rickert Chamber of Commerce, al- 80 Washington Ministerial Association

Taft Leads Stassen Ike in Illinois Primary Returns

In Illinois Taft holds a seven to one lead over Stassen with Eisenhower as a write in trailing. Kefauver wins Democratic ballot easily while Stevenson makes a strong showing for governor. Cook County turnout boosts GOP total to the largest since 1962 with many incumbents renominated.

Stassen Ike Omo Harold EK Eisenhower Traied Stassen Kefauver Estes Kefauver Renneskee Adlal Stevenson Illinois Cook County Unicago Stevenson William Stratton GOP Illnois

Joseph H. McGraw Dies After Illness in Keota Area

Joseph H McGraw born July 19 1886 in Kentucky died early today after a three day illness. Funeral at St James Catholic church on Monday April 14 at 9 am Rev Kinnavey in charge. Burial in Kim Grove cemetery. Rosary at Yowea funeral home Sunday at 7 pm. Survived by wife two sons Donald and Paul one granddaughter four sisters and three brothers.

Joseph Mechaw Toofr Mr. McGraw Kentucky Jerome MeGhraw Washington Iga Henke Ana Trea Keota St. James Catholic Churcn Donald KK. Methaw Paul F. McGraw Waterloo Grrandehita Leona Ellis Wacoma, Wasa Grace Hanson Mary Meienay Monmouth Til Ana Anna Carns Motine Charles Methraw Matt Mectraw Oquakwa Richard MeGraw Nebraska

Burglar Fires Twice At Des Moines Barber

A burglar fired twice at barber Charles W. Sherman last night after being found ransacking a shop on Des Moines east side. The intruder fled into the street. a stolen revolver and seven dollars disappeared from an adjacent apartment.

Des Moines Charles W. Sherman Sfop Sherman

Students Attend Y's Men Dinner in Washington

Monmouth college students visiting Washington for a high school musical comedy were dinner guests of the Y's Men club. After a brief business session Richard Weeks was named a second delegate to the International convention in June, with Harold Webb as the other delegate and incoming president.

Monmouth College Washington Washington Y's Y's Richard Weeks Harold Webb

Weather Outlook for Des Moines and Iowa Regions

Des Moines and Iowa forecast: windy and colder with showers or thunderstorms in central and southern areas. Snow mixed with rain in the northwest. Daytime highs around 30 in the northwest and near 35 in the southeast. Tonight cloudy and colder with rain snow or sleet in the east and lows 20 to 25 northwest and 30 to 55 southeast. Thursday expects more cold with likely snow in the far east and highs 25 to 40. Friday looks fair and less cold.

Des Moines Iowa

Phone Operators Begin Nationwide Walkout

Phone workers across the United States commenced a 1 p.m. walkout in a union action. In New York 1,600 operators left their switch boards for a five hour mass meeting, with similar actions reported in six other division cities. The AT and T long line division said service would not be interrupted, while mediators in Detroit reported progress toward settlements of multiple disputes affecting telephone system workers in four states and Western Electric workers in 40 states and the District of Columbia.

New York American Telephone and Telegraph Company Long Line Detroit Western Electric Company District of Columbia

Install Officers of Baptist Men's Group Night Ceremony

Newly elected officers of the Men's Brotherhood at First Baptist church were installed during the Monday meeting in the church parlors. Officers include Floyd Murdock as president and S W Easter as vice president with Russell Winter as secretary treasurer and Woodrow Crone as program chairman.

Men's Brotherhood of the First Baptist Church Earl Longfellow Brotherhood Floyd Murdock S. W. Easter Russell Winter Woodrow Crone W. D. Johnson Chick Dawson Clyde Kelley Loyd Bradshaw Keith Williams Longfellow Arthur Peters West Chester Ray Sojka

Deere tractors workers cut as steel and copper shortages

Waterloo report states John Deere laid off 162 production workers due to shortages of steel and copper. The company employs about 6 500 workers nationwide.

Waterloo John Deere Tractors Works Tala

Twin heifer calves born to nearby farmers last week

Charles Davison near Brigh ton welcomed twin heifer calves on his farm and Milton Setnicker reported twin calves on his property last week.

Charles Davison Brighton Tereford Milton Setnicker

Funeral services for Mrs John Bruegee held at Jones funeral home

Funeral services for Mrs John Bruegee were held Tuesday in the Jones funeral home with Rev R J Kinnavey in charge. Pallbearers were Fred Franklin Tickey Mitchell John Erlenbush Joe Wehr Sam Himmelreich James Boyd. Burial was in Richmond cemetery.

John Bruegee Jones Funeral Home R. J. Kinnavey Fred Franklin Tickey Mitchell John Erlenbush Joe Wehr Sam Himmelreich James Boyvd Richmond Cemetery

Boone man to run for president of Iowa Junior Chamber

Fred W. Kennett of Boone announces candidacy for president of the Iowa Junior Chamber of Commerce at the annual Davenport convention May 7 4. He was named outstanding young man in the area.

Boone Fred W Kennett Iowa Junior Chamber of Commerce Davenport

Bandmaster Musical Comedy Captivates Large Washington Crowd

A near capacity audience attended Monmouth college players at the high school auditorium in Washington for last night’s community forum finale. The Bandmaster provided enjoyable entertainment with good music and sharp comedy dialogues throughout the performance.

Monmouth College High School Washington Community Forum

VFW Committee Named At Tuesday Meeting

Don Shepherd Merle Steele and Milo Steele Jr named to the VFW club room committee for the coming year at the business session Tuesday evening. Plans set for joint installation of new officers on April 22 and two more dances for the young adult group at the VEW hall with the first on Friday April 1.

Don Shepherd Merle Steele Milo Steele Jr VEFW VEW Hall

Funeral services for Mrs Mary Maxwell in Conesville

Funeral services for Mrs Mary Maxwell of Conesville will be held at 7 pm Thursday in the Conesville Evangelical and Reformed Church. Burial will be in the cemetery at Conesville.

Columbus Junction Mary Maxwell Conesville Conesville Evangelical & Reformed Church

Two New Iron Ore Supplies Ship to the United States

Venezuela and Liberia began sending iron ore shipments to the United States last year marking a shift in supply sources. This development expands sourcing options for U.S. steel mills and could influence market dynamics and pricing.

Venezuela Liberia United States

Will Wash Streets On Square Tonight

Sars Little city street commissioner asks motorists to move cars from the square and adjacent streets. City workmen will wash the business district streets tonight if the weather permits.

Sars Little

Missouri River Flood Swamps Western Iowa Farmland

The Missouri river flood swamps thousands of acres of farmland along Iowa’s western edge and forces over 50 families from their homes. The Sioux City weather bureau forecasts a crest about 4 feet above flood stage by Monday night or Tuesday, potentially the largest in history. Brig. Gen. Fred C. Tandy mobilizes 210 National Guardsmen in Sioux City with crews also alerted at Sheldon Cherokee and LeMars. Ivory Reynolds notes crest readings may rise two to three feet above prior forecasts due to upstream waters.

United Press Missouri Iowa Fred C. Tandy National Sioux City Sheldon Cherokee LeMars

Fifty Million Tons of Coal Shipped by Water

The report shows fifty million tons of bituminous coal moved by water through ten Lake Erie ports in the United States during the prior year.

Lake Erie U.S

U S Steel and J&L Reopen Mills Under Seizure

U S Steel and Jones & Laughlin announce resumed operation under government seizure as several smaller firms begin restoration. Some plants plan start dates. Republic Steel and Bethlehem Steel hold out awaiting court action. Guards control access at J&L Southside plant as workers seek details.

Pittsburgh U.S. Steel Corp Jones & Laughlin Steel Republic Steel U. S. Steel Corp Republic Washington

Rev Longfellow to Speak at YMCA Holy Week Service

Baptist pastor Rev Karl Longfellow will speak Thursday morning at 8 o clock at the YMCA. Mrs Gates will be host. Music by the high school girls trio and Walter Smith on piano. Topic titled The Choice of Faith.

Charles King Church of the Nazarene Milo Phillips St Pauls Evangelical & Reformed Church Karl Longfellow The Baptist Church William J. Grossheim Presbyterian Church Raymond Reed Methodist Church Evert Lothaney United Presbyterian Church T C. Polk Christian Church Popea Presbyterian Churcl Edith Shields Glad Tidings Church of Nazarene Chicago Evangelistic Institute Joann Jacobs Wmarimbist Flora Hollis Michigan Betty Kreutsbender North Dakota Veda Ridpath Iowa Porter India Christian Tabernacle Karl Longffellow the Baptist Church YMCA W. L. Gates Lars Walter Smith Longfellow Speagep

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