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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1952

Page

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Abandon Search for 176 Lost in Navy Collision

The Navy abandoned the search for 176 missing Hobson crewmen after the collision with the Wasp in the Atlantic. Of 207 aboard Hobson, 61 survived. uncertainty remains on official status as officials noted some crew could still be alive. The carrier Wasp and destroyer Rodman aided in the recovery and headed toward New York with survivors.

Hobson Atlantic Hawai Navy Wasp Rodman New York

Twelve New Vehicles Registered Here in Washington County

Twelve new vehicles were registered in the office of Washington County Treasurer W. R. Howell during the past week. Registrations included Lloyd V. Goodwin Georgetown. Dondee C J Walcott Richland. Robert T L and Grace Lytle Washington. Joe M Schlabaugh Wellman Buick. K W Carris Washington Ford. Mr and Mrs W O McKeown Plymouth. Myron Burroughs Washington Mercury. S R Bell Keota Buick. John of Carl Pieper Kalona Nash. John T Stewart Washington Chevrolet. Guy Bros Brighton. Willy Truck Smart Implement Washington. International truck.

Robert TL Grace Lytle Washington Buick Joe M. Schlabaugh Wellman Olds K. W. Carris Ford

Chairmen Named For Memorial Services

Truman Hysell, general chairman of the Memorial day observance in Washington, announced three associate chairmen to aid planning. Bud Boziman leads the Woodlawn program, Wayne Sinnerman Sr. oversees Elm Grove cemetery, and Bob Brewer handles the Navy line and moral services.

Truman Hysell Washington Bud Boziman Woodlawn Cmeters Wayne Siinerman Sr Elm Grove Cemetery Bob Brewer Navy

General Grow May Face Army Court Martial

General Robert Grow, former military attaché in Frankfurt and Moscow, may face court martial after excerpts from his diary were seized and used by Soviet and Allied press to imply U.S. intent to wage war. A hearing is set at Fort Meade to decide whether charges should be referred.

Gen. Grow Washington Arius Frank Pace Rober W. Grow Grow Moscow Ant tSeibissy Phe Wis Freddenyt Ilis Seaviet Agen Frankfurt Com Hits United States Sovie 2Nd Army Fort Meade Mido Russia

Oil Strike Planned Nationwide to Begin Wednesday

The CIO policy committee announced a nationwide oil strike set to begin at 2:00 a.m. Wednesday, April 30, unless wage disputes are settled. Union president Jack Knight said about 275,000 oil workers will walk off if no agreement is reached by the deadline.

Dienver COLO

Two Killed In Car Accidents In Iowa

Two out-of-state residents died in Iowa weekend crashes. Walter Scott 46 South Sioux City Neb was killed in a two car collision at an intersection with Mrs Lloyd Monroe injured but her husband seriously hurt. Raymond Pield 25 Reinbeck hit the Hopkins car three miles south of Hudson injuring Mrs Donald Hopkins. Joonnemery Decorah TS was paralyzed after a collision with tractors at an implement store edge of Decorah. Authorities investigated.

Lowe Iowa Marcelinte Walter Scott Sioux City Nebo Scott Nebraska Lloyd Monroe Donald Hopkins D. Min Joonnemery TS. Decorah Mayo Clinic Rochester Minn Decorah

Damage suit filed over 20,000 in Iowa city collision

K K Rayburn filed a 20 000 damage suit in Johnson county district court against Thomas Costolo after a December 18 collision on Highway one about six miles north of Kalona He states Costolo pulled onto the highway from a side road causing the crash Rayburn alleges he was driving a certain way when the collision occurred.

Iowa City Kk. Od. Rayburn Johnson County District Court Thomas Costolo Rayburn Des 18 Highway One Kalona

Keota Students Earn State Music Meet Honors

Keota students placed in divisions at the state music meet in Vinton. Listed performers include Janice Dill with treble voice high and senior class, Phyllis Bomber, Gertrude Smith, Shirley Isle, Shirtes Cupp, Shirley Yoder, Alice Richardson piano solo, Barbara Parsons treble voice low, John Krause and Jim Mound tenor solos, Jane Mess cornet solo, Mary Ann Ochs tuba solo.

KEOTA Vinton Janice Dill Trebl Phyllis Bomber Gertrude Smith Shirley Isle Shirtes Cupp Shirley Yoder Alice Richardson Barbara Parsons John Krause Jim Mound Jane Mess Mary Ann Ochs

Child Health Conference At Local Health Unit

A child health conference will be held at the health unit on Friday afternoon. Parents wishing to make appointments should call 488.

Ridgway To Europe For Library Addition Plan

Washington resident Charles R. Guzeman SS died Sunday night at 315 o clock taken to hospital Sunday morning Funeral services set for Tuesday April 29 at Shermans funeral home Hanes will be in charge burial at Elm Grove cemetery Guzeman born February 24 1869 son of Aaron and Anceline Guzeman longtime janitor of Lincoln School no known survivors

Charles R. Guzeman Washington Lincoln School Iowa Avenue

Floods Hit Salt Lake City West Side In Major Deluge

A runoff from heavy Wasatch snow melted in the mountains caused two breaks in improvised dikes along West Temple and Second West streets flooding much of Salt Lake City's industrial west side. Water depths ranged from inches to four feet as gravel trucks and bulldozers worked to repair the damage.

Salt Lake City Utah UPA Midwest Missouri Mississippa West Temple Second West Streets 8Th South Street Wasitch

Wellman Boy Suffering From Polio

Eight year old Duane Durian of Wellman Iowa was taken to University hospital in Iowa City Saturday for polio treatment and is reported in early fair condition. His parents are Mr and Mrs Richard Durian.

Wellman Duane Durian Mre Richard Durian University Hospital Iowa City Duane

Wellman Pastor to Be Installed May 2

Rev John J Giles will be ordained at the Wellman Baptist church Monday May 2 at 7 30 pm spons ored by Kalona and Wellman churches inviting public attendance Following May 4 Sunday evenings at 7 45 gospel song service and message by Rev John D Giles First Baptist Wellman There will be a Washington county Missionary association rally April 29 at 7 45 pm in the Wellman Baptist church

Wellsman John J. Giles Pam Kalona Wellman First Baptist Church John D. Giles Washington County Missionary Association of

Local Students Earn Eleven Top Ratings in State Music Contest

Washington high school pupils earned eleven top ratings in the state music contest held in Winton. The mixed clarinet quartet earned special praise from judges as the day’s best ensemble. many students earned division I or II ratings across solo and group categories including vocal and instrumental acts.

Washington High School Winton Washington le Sin John Winga Jo Pat Washington John Jobe Lindarindley Wather Winshington Shire Dyin Olny Minatiy Crone Linda Brindley I Bill Sherman Bob Selinity Maxine Crone Dora Peters Labeda Britedbes John Wingi Gus Mast Hddie Wiha Johs Winga Eva Blattnes Nancy Burhan Goral Chirk Luckenbill Cart Benell Marilyn Mouser Pas Brindley Charles Luehkenbill Der Melvin Hill Riebert Ferrell Vocal Groupe Wisg

Wellman Woman 91 Suffers Broken Hip

Mrs. Allie Livesey, 91, is reported to be getting along satisfactorily at University Hospital after a fall at her Wellman home left her with a broken hip. She was not found for nearly a full day following the accident.

Wellman Allie Livesey University Hospital Livesey

Mississippi floods reach peak near Clinton and Davenport

flood watchers manned sandbags as the Mississippi crested around 21 feet in Muscatine and near 18.6 to 20.9 feet at Davenport and Clinton. Guards and workers warned breakouts as Muscatine dikes saturated from persistent high water and seepage along Front street.

Muscatine Front Street Mad Creek

Fort Sherman Funds Library Addition Plan Adopted

The Washington Public Library board approved plans for a new 40 by 60 foot addition to the library financed by Fort Sherman through his will. Construction will start soon with steel already allocated and remodeling to follow including two reading rooms for children and a book repair/storage area.

Washington Public Lbrary Board Sherman Fort Sherman Mer Library Board Suerman Ralph Smith

Water System Dealers To Meet in Washington

Water system dealers from Washington and Keokuk Counties are invited to attend a May 15 school on pumps and water systems at the Office of Iowa Southern Utilities Company in Washington. The event is part of 69 fuel meetings statewide for Water System Month, organized by the Iowa Utilities Association and the R.B.A. Cooperatives with pump manufacturers association members.

Washington Keokuk Offic of Iowa Southern Utilities Company Iowa Utilities Association R.B.A. Cooperatives Pump Manufacturers Association

Dr Samuel E. Greer Dies Former Pastor in Washington

Dr Samuel E Greer age 77 died in Philadelphia Pa. He was a former pastor of the Convenenter church in Washington He preached in Iowa Kansas Colorado and Philadelphia Funeral services at Sharon Reformed Presbyterian church Tuesday at 2 00 pm Burial at Sharon Cemetery He was born in Hankinton Iowa a Lenox College and Reformed Presbyterian seminary graduate His wife Lela McElhinney of Morning Sun survives along with one son and one daughter

Philadelphia Samuel E. Greer Greer Convenenter Church Washington Morning Sun Sharon Reformed Presbyterian Church Sharon Cemetery Dr. Greer Hankinton Iowa Lenox College Reformed Presbyterian Seminary Allegheny Kansas Colorado Lela McElhinney

Mississippi Floods Hit Muscatine and Clinton Areas

Mississippi at Muscatine flooded about 20 industrial blocks in a low city section. Clinton saw hundreds of basements flooded as water backed up through sewers and streets eight blocks from the river. Bridges at Clinton remained open to cars but closed to trucks. Water reached two feet on the Muscatine Legion building main floor near the river overnight.

Mississippi Muscatine Clinton Muscatine Legion

Truman Names Far Eastern Commander As NATO Leader

Paris dispatch reports that NATO unanimously chose Gen Matthew Ridgway as the new supreme commander of Allied forces against the Communists in Europe to take over June 1 after Eisenhower leaves to seek the Republican nomination. Gen Alfred Gruenther to remain chief of staff and Gen Mark Clark slated for Far East post.

Paris North Atlantic Treaty Organization Matthew B. Ridgway Europe Dwight D. Eisenhower Germany Ridgway Voto Ridgeway Eisenhower Mark W. Clark Far East Alfred M. Gruenther NATO William H. Draper United States Truman Draper White House N.A.T.O Lord Ismay N.A T.O Gnuneather Gruenther

Three Jailed After Refusing Medical Aid for Girl

Marie Off, 20, in Odessa Texas, was reported much improved after a blood transfusion saved her life. Her father William Off of Midland and brothers John and Ben of Brooklyn were jailed for resisting a transfusion and freed on bond.

Odessa Tex Marie Off Betor County Jehova's Witnesses William Midland John Ben Brooklyn New York Marie

Funeral services for Riley A Grecian held by Jones funeral home

Funeral services for Riley A Grecian were held Saturday afternoon at the Jones funeral home with Rev L K E Jones in charge. Audrey Steele was soloist. Pallbearers were toward Spreacker, Ervin Grecian, Leslie Ross, Ora Marlett, Elmer Wulf, Donald Lantz. Burial was in Ainsworth cemetery. The Greeks in 360 B C formed eating clubs dining by rotation at houses of members.

Riley A. Grecian Jones Funeral Home Rev. L. KE. Jones Audrey Steele Spreacker Ervin Grecian Leslie Ross Ora Marlett Elmer Wulf Donald Lantz Ainsworth Cemetery B.C

Des Moines Weather Forecast: Warm With Showers Next Week

Des Moines Iowa forecast shows fair and very warm today with a high of 82 to 88. Tonight and Tuesday remain mild with lows around 48 to 55 and highs near 80 to 86. Partly cloudy skies continue with a chance of scattered showers and cooler conditions on Wednesday.

Des Moines Iowa— Fair

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