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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1946

Page

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Nationalist Drive Near Changchun Faces Heavy Resistance

United States trained nationalist first army presses toward Changchun from Mukden along the railroad. They clash with 80 000 communist defenders around Szepingkai and Kungchuling as Marshall seeks to verify air action rumors with Chou En Lai. No American planes or personnel involved.

Changking Changchun Kungchuling National Treeples Gazette Mukden Szepingkai Kangchuling George C. Marshall Marshall Chou En-Lai U. S. Army Navy Marine Headquarters Chou

Ditch Blasting Planned Friday Demonstration

Several hundred pounds of dynamite will be set off in a single blast to show ditch construction on the Magnus P Ahmling Farm near Grace Hill at 10 00 am on April 26 19 1 1 A second blast will occur at the June Wilb h Williams Farm near Wellman at 2 00 pm on the same day The event is sponsored by county extension director Leo E Sturgeon with a DuPont representative conducting the demonstration Up to 2000 people attended similar events in Iowa last year to see this drainage ditch method

Magnus P. Ahmling Grace Hill Wilbhard Williams Wellman Mgr Leo E. Sturgeon DuPont Company Iowa

Izaak Walton Hobby Show At Armory Draws Big Crowd

Despite poor weather the Izaak Walton League Hobby Show at the Armory drew near capacity crowds. Exhibits covered hobbies handicrafts and sporting goods from Washington merchants with prizes awarded in two divisions led by Charles Morgan of Rubio and John Lee of Washington.

Izaak Walton League Armory Washington Chicagua Charles Morgan Rubio John Lee China E. E. Ferguson Luella Blankenhorn Charles Hotle Germany Rev Walter Smith Bill Yoder Dale Batterson R. V. Bauer van DeHerman Florence Fisher Don Radda Joe Frain Walter Jarrard Calvin Little Dr. M. J. Cruise Neda Aston Beverly Brown Lane Mary John Baldrige Paul Horak Carlton Wilson Fred Edwards West Chester Patty Holderness Don Gray Edna Sprague Kenneth Blecha Art Swift H. W. Brock Montgomery Ward Western Auto Peters Hardware The Sport Shop Paul Boettcher State Guard Company Washington High School Melody Maids Betty Griggs Corinne Nicola Priscilla Porter

Strikes threaten auto steel and railway services nationwide

United Press reports three weeks of strikes keep thousands idle as 65,000 railway and steamship clerks push for wage gains and 65,000 express workers threaten a nationwide shutdown. Ernest Weir warns auto steel supply could halt within 30 days if coal strikes continue. Burlington Case lift an 18 cent wage boost for production staff.

United Press Ernest T. Weir National Steel Corp AFL United Mine Workers AFL Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks Railway Express Agency Upper Michigan Express Cincinnati Railway Express George M. Harrison The Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks National Mediation Board Washington Chicago Harrison United States Canada Burlington J. I. Case Co John TL. Ferguson Case Racine Wis Rockford Rock Island United Automobile Workers Union CIO Detroit National Steel Corporation Weir Society of Automotive Engineers

Veterans homes and camp authorized for Knoxville Iowa project

The federal public housing authority authorized construction of veterans homes in six Midwest locations. Knoxville Iowa is allowed to begin April 29 on a trailer camp, including 40 standard family trailers, 10 expansible trailers, 2 toilet trailers and a laundry trailer, with completion by June 12.

Chicago Federal Public Housing Authority Minnesota Iowa Wisconsin Knoxville

Displays Arranged by Lemmon Horak Horak Sitler Team

John Lemmon Paul Horak Dr Peter son and Howard Sitler arranged their displays after adjustments. The article notes these individuals coordinated exhibit setups and displayed items at a local event.

John Lemmon Paul Horak Dr. Peterson Howard Sitler

Capital Mourns Death of Chief Justice Stone

Washington mourns the death of Chief Justice Harlan F. Stone as President Truman considers successors. Names floated include Associate Justices Robert H. Jackson and Stanley K. Reed, with others like William O Douglas and Hugo Black also mentioned. Truman may cut sea voyage short to attend Stone’s funeral and address the vacancy.

Washington White House Truman C&tt Harlan F. Stone Supreme Court Robert H. Jackson Stanley K. Reed Atlantic Chesapeake Bay Leben Ayres Stone Calvin Coolidge Roosevelt Senate Jackson Reed William O Douglas Hugo Black

Washington High Bands Plan Thursday Concert

Washington high school bands under Ralph Young will perform in the high school auditorium Thursday evening April 25. The concert is set to begin at eight o'clock and will feature both junior and senior bands.

Washington High School Ralph Young

Airport Students Busy with Flight Courses and New Instructors

Seventy five applicants attend the local airport flight school with fourteen already pursuing private pilot licenses. Lloyd Scott manager lists fourteen names including Truman Lord and Robert Keyser. New instructors Robert G. Taylor and Bill Lounsbury join as sessions run Tuesday evenings and daily flight activity continues weather permitting.

Lloyd ©. Scott Truman Lord Robert Keyser Dale Sheetz Harold Jarvis Norman Wood Dallas Swisher Alois Musil Callistus Ixern Gilbert Wood Robert Shigets James Hunsaker Don Whithintch Alexander Stephen Robert Houseal Scott Schol William P. Harvey Fred Minden Richard Baker Washington

The Importance of Hay as a Crop Value Leader

Between 1928 and 1937 the American hay crop had an annual value greater than cotton or wheat, second only to corn. The passage notes hay as a vital forage with high value in the era.

Wellman Youths in Auto Crash Near West Chester

Two Wellman youths Marion Small seventeen and Harold Kempf escaped with minor injuries after Small fell asleep at the wheel and crashed north of West Chester in Seventy Six township. The car suffered about six hundred dollars in damage. the front wheel tore off and the bridge piling end was damaged.

Washington County Marion Small Harold Kempf Wellman Wee Small West Chester Sheriff Putnam

Ideas Sought for Iowa Centennial Exhibits and Contests

Des Moines April 23 1920 Iowa state fair officials call for public input on statewide exhibits and contests for the centennial celebration. Secretary L B Cunningham says plans will cover 100 years of Iowa history with pioneer era contests and exhibit ideas from residents.

Des Moines Jowans Toway Iowa Cunningham

Senators Press OPA Extension Amid Flood of Mail

Washington April 25 Senate banking panel reports about 80 percent of its mail backs extending the OPA price controls with thousands of messages received yesterday. Some critics urge broader exemptions for eggs and poultry. Senator Bankhead notes many messages favor OPA but lack specifics. Bowles warns of a public push to defeat amendments. An egg and poultry official cites production far above normal, urging removal from price control.

Senate Banking Committee OPA John H. Bankhead Ala Bankhead Congress Chester Bowles Bowles House Robert F. Wagner N. Y Sen. Rourke B. Hickenlooper Iowa

Marriage License Issued to Steinbeck and Burton

A marriage license was issued at the court yesterday to Carroll Leune Steinbeck of Rubio and Evelyn Burton of Washington.

Carroll Leune Steinbeck Rubio Evelyn Burton Washington

Hatchery Operator Kills 2000 Chicks in Desperate Move

W H Otto of Franklin Hatchery in Council Bluffs says he drowned 2000 chicks and may kill 10000 more due to market stagnation. Omaha producer Clarence Fouts counters that demand remains steady as ten plants in Nebraska Iowa and South Dakota ship 250000 chicks weekly.

Council Bluffs W. H. Otto Otto Franklin Hatchery Omaha Ned Clarence Fouts Iowa Nebraska South Dakota

Des Moines Receives Iowa State Fair Board Secretary Contact

The notice directs correspondence to the secretary of the Iowa State Fair Board in Des Moines.

Iowa State Fair Board Des Moines

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