Funeral At Junction For Mrs. W. K. Moore
Funeral services were held this afternoon at Billings Montana for Mrs William K Moore 75. Services will be held later in Columbus Junction where she was a former resident. Mrs Moore was Jessie Duncan previously, daughter of Mr and Mrs Nelson Duncan. Mr Moore died years ago. Survivors include one son Knox two sisters and two grandchildren.
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Columbus Junction
Billings, Mont
William K. Moore
Moore
Jessie Duncan
Nelson Duncan
Knox
Massachusetts Presidential Primary Sees Record Turnout Expected
Voters faced a bitter Taft Eisenhower clash as Massachusetts holds its hottest presidential primary. Officials expect turnout to surpass the 270000 mark set in 1932, with Taft and Eisenhower competing for most delegates and MacArthur supporters running in several districts. A nonbinding statewide write-in option also noted.
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Boston
Mass
Massachusetts
Eisenhower
Taft
Gen
Douglas MacArthur
Thoush MacArthur
Des Moines Iowa Weather Forecast Adapts Warm Trend
Des Moines Iowa forecast shows clear warm afternoon with highs around 50s, mostly fair tonight, Wednesday partly cloudy with a chance of local thundershowers in extreme west. Lows 52 to 60, highs later in the week not as warm in the west, five day outlook shows 6 to 12 degrees above normal overall, cooler by weekend across the state.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Farm Bureau Sponsoring County Pupils Letter Contest
Washington county students are invited to enter a Farm Bureau letter writing contest about voting. Entries due May 6 1952 mailed to the Farm Bureau Washington office. Winners advance to state federation with trips to Des Moines for lawmakers and tours. judges include Rev T C Polk Bruce Cowden and Mrs Herbert Campbell.
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Cirade School
Washington Coun
Obn
Washington County and
Lows Farm Bureau
Farm Boreau
Washington
Des Moines
Tow. Parn Federation
Washington County
Rev
T. C Polk
Bruce Cowden
Herbert Campbell
Ainsworth
Compromise Offered On Truce in Korea
Washington reports outline a secret UN formula for a Korea truce aimed at breaking deadlock. Allies may concede on air base construction post signing and not force repatriation of prisoners while maintaining Russia as a neutral observer to verify observance.
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Washington
United Nations
Russia
Fashion Hint for Longer Coiffures This Season
The notice suggests a strong long lasting curl for wispy neckline hairs to suit fashionable longer hairstyles this year. It emphasizes durable styling to maintain the look throughout wear.
Walton League Meeting Reports Fish Re stocking Plans
A large crowd gathered for the Chicagua chapter Walton league meeting at St James Social hall. Paul Horak spoke on a Cedar Rapids seminar on the state run stocking program and local fishery work. Harry M Harrison discussed Skunk river restocking with fishermen aiding reports and a concession building at Lake Darling being erected by the Izaak Walton league. Joe Eizen noted electricity soon to be wired to the lake building.
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Chicagua
Trank Walton League
St. James Social Hall
Paul Horak
Cedar Rapides
H. L. Dean
State University
Skunas
Harry M. Harrison
Harrison
Skunk
Oakland Mills
Oskaloosa
Oat Lake Darling
Izaak Walton League
Joe Eizen
Max Donaldson
District Rotary Meet Report by Hill and Lensch
Hugo Lenseth president of the Washington Rotary Club and Melvin Hill report at Monday’s meeting on the district conference in Ames. Speakers included Clarence Orf and Walter Judd. The Washington club backs organized youth programs and plans a May 12 trip to Iowa City for a Memorial Union dinner and university play with their wives.
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Hugo Lenseth
Washington Rotary Club
Melvin Hill
Auer
Incomin International
Rotary of
San Francisco
Iowa Districts
Clarence Orf
Walter Judd O
Minnesota
Hill
Washington Club
Washington
Iowa City
Th Memorial Union
Court Action Sought Judgment Over Ten Thousand in Mills Case
Pillsbury Mills Inc sues Donald Stutsman and Harold Guengerich in Ro Ro Noonan district court seeking 10 969 50 plus costs and interest. Plaintiffs allege Guengerich owned turkeys killed and processed by Stutsman who received proceeds and issued an unpaid check. Stutsman later paid 1 000 toward the debt.
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Ro Noonan
Pillsbury Mills Inc
Donald DD. Stutsman
Harold Guengeric
Mr Guengerich
Stutsman
Harold Guengerich
Willsbury Mill Inc
Planneiry
Oplaintintois
Baldrige and
Bailey
Legionaires Hear Weible at Annual Spring Conference
The First District annual conference in Mt. Pleasant crowned Panl Hesser of Burlington as first district commander with Leo Dunbar of Brighton as district vice commander. State Commander Dudley Weible spoke on Americanism and the Back to God Movement urging voter turnout and adherence to constitutional principles.
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Legionaires
Weible
Panl Hesser
Burlington
Leo Dunbar
Brighton
Brighton Legionaire
Jim McGarregv
Victor
Harry Lewis
West Liberty
Finance
Dudley Weible
Legion
Pan American Stratocruiser Believed Down in Brazilian Jungle
A Pan American Airways double decker with 50 aboard was overdue on a Rio to Trinidad route. U.S. and Brazilian search planes scoured the Turceiras Belem Belem region and along coastal waters while authorities contested reports of a landing at Belem. The missing airliner reportedly vanished in a mountainous jungle area near Barreiras, 755 miles northwest of Rio.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Pan American Airways
Brazil
U. S. Air
Civlian
Turceiras
Plate
Portof Spate
Trinidad
Rio de Jageure
Port of Spot
Belem
Hn Benance
Pan American
Thio
Ramey U.S. Air Force
U. S. Navy
Rio de Janeiro
Recife
Khurreiras
Rio
Revival of the Art of Decoupage in Paper Cut-Outs
The old art of decoupage is revived with pictures cut from publications pasted on smooth surfaces. A coat or two of thinned fresh white shellac finishes the pieces, creating fine examples of the craft.
Washington teenager wins Farm Bureau scholarship for teaching
Donna Cave 17, daughter of Mr and Mrs Don Cave, earned a state Farm Bureau women’s scholarship to fund college prep for a teaching career. Among 300 applicants, she was one of 58 selected. she will use $240 toward tuition at Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls.
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Donna Cave
Washington
Farm Bureau
Don Cave
Donna
State Farm Bureau
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Des Moines
Schedule for Court Sessions in Washington County
Judges Frank Beehly J G Patterson and R G Yoder of the sixth district release a district court schedule for June July and August this year. Washington county dates list June 16 Beehly June 26 Beehly July 10 Yoder July 24 Yoder August 7 Patterson August 21 Patterson.
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Frank Beehly
J. G. Patterson
R. G. Yoder
Former Washington Co Man Dies in Chicago
Riverside grief as Rev. J. J. McLaughlin dies April 20 in Chicago of a heart attack. Born March 21, 1870 on a Riverside area farm, he championed education, studied at Iowa State Teachers College and others, spent 20 years as a missionary in the Philippines, led as secretary of the American Bible Society in Chicago, and traveled the world giving illustrated lectures.
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Riverside
J. J. McLaughlin
Chicago
McLaughlin
Journal
Mass
Phillipines
American Bible Society
Two Russian MIGs Attack French DC-4 Over Berlin Corridor
A French DC-4 air liner carrying 11 passengers and six crew was hit by two Russian MIG fighters over a neutral Berlin corridor. Two passengers were wounded while the co pilot and steward escaped injury. Bullets tore through the fuselage and right wing as the plane limped to Tempelhof. An American pilot said the attackers aimed at passengers, not the craft, and Allied authorities briefly suspended flights. General Eisenhower was nearby on a farewell tour.
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Berlin
Air France
Frankfurt
Korea
Gilbert Schwallinger
Alabama
Tempelhof
West Berlin
Dwight Eisenhower
Germany
British
Irenech
Probe Reveals Potatoes Shortage In Midwest Markets
Chicago reports 95 carloads of potatoes for sale with receipts far below normal. Milwaukee receives a shipment of Spanish potatoes to relieve shortages. OPS says price ceilings did not cause the lack and blames reduced last year’s production while forecasting relief with new crops from California Florida and Alabama arriving soon.
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Chicago
Office of Price Stabilization
Milwaukee
Midwest
OPS
California
Florida
Alabama
Ward Endorsed for Iowa Legion Auxiliary State Office
At Mt Pleasant the annual spring conference unanimously endorsed Mrs. BE Ward of Washington as the district candidate for Iowa department vice president. The election occurs at the Des Moines state convention later this year. Mrs Ward, retiring first district president, presided yesterday as 30 members attended meetings with guest speakers including department president Mrs. R B Monk and department secretary Mrs Hl Allbee.
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First
Mt. Pleasant
Ros Laird
Glenn Duseer
Mt. Pleasant High School
Allbee
RR J Laird
Iowa
Jim McCabe
Franklin Hartman
Legion
Franklin
Lucille Monk
Services Unlimited
Ladies In Blue
Legion Auiliary
Legion Hall
Mt Pleasant
BE. BE. Ward
Washington
Iowa Department
The
Auxiliary
Des Moines
R. B. Monk
Hl. Allbee
W. W. Wheeler
Mt. Pleasant Hospital
T. W. Katcott
Keosauqua
Lee Hunt
Ainsworth
Kenneth van Atta
West Liberty
Fay Ashby
Ft. Madison
Glen Hultquist
Olds
Saa
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