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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1952

Page

6

West Germans vote more than Americans in turnout contrast

The article contrasts 78 percent turnout in West Germany after World War II with under 43 percent in New Hampshire the same era. James S. Kemper warns that slim U S participation risks democracy, citing Hayes' single vote as proof that one person can matter and urging a large turnout next November.

West Germany James S. Kemper Mutual Casualty America Keeper Rutherford B. Hayes Hayes Hayes Kemper Indiana Congress Moscow

Officials Demand Removal Of Bergen Crime Sign

In Hackensack New Jersey a sign reading Rid Bergen County of Crime and Corruption the Shame Is Ours was erected before the courthouse. The New Jersey crime prevention council was ordered to show cause why it should not be held in contempt. Judge J Wallace Leyden signed the order at the Bergen County bar association request. The sign cites Kefauver and Nelson Stamler accusing county officials of corruption and aims to inflame jurors and grand jurors hearing trials of indicted officials.

Hackensack Bergen Court House New Jersey Crime Prevention Council Kefauver Dem Tenn Bergen County Nelson F. Stamler J. Wallace Leyden Bergen County Bar Association

Pranksters Distribute I Like Omar Fliers at NATO Conference

In Lisbon pranksters handed out match folders bearing I Like Omar and Bradley for President slogans at a NATO gathering. The gag surfaced near General Omar N Bradley, chairman of the Joint Chiefs, as Eisenhower’s friend sat at a conference table, provoking laughter among top American officials.

Lisbon N.A.T.O Omar Bradley Shape Rocquencourt France Dwight D. Eisenhower General Eisenhower Army Omar N. Bradley United States Joint Chiefs of Staff

Bald eagle shows steadfast parenting despite nesting peril

A bald eagle remains a loyal parent and will not desert its eaglets even when the nesting tree is compromised. The species is noted for affectionate, protective behavior toward its young.

Backers of Public Opinion Contribute To Scholarship

Yale University Press editor Eugene Davidson argues genuine scholars resist public bias and may face little applause. He cites wartime pro Russian views and contrasts with researchers who reported issues clearly. He notes language, bee research, and Elizabethan studies show value beyond immediate fame. He says true scholars are cautious, long sighted, and wise even amid excitement.

New Haven Conn Yale Eugene Davidson Yale University Press Davidson von Frisch Mr. Davidson

Writer of Juicy Mysteries Vows He'll Write For God

Newburgh NY profile states Mickey Spillane vows to devote future writing to promoting Jehovah's Witness beliefs. He says he has joined the faith and will pen works in that spirit. Spillane and his family reside in Orange Lake, six miles from Newburgh, in a house he built.

Newburgh N.Y Mickey Spillane Kingdom of God Jehovah's Witnesses Spillane Orange Lake

Oriental Female Sinatra Wows Em on Tokyo Stage

Misora Hibari, a 13 year old Japanese star, draws fans and guards on tour. Her concerts ignite hysteria among students and fans while her tax bill and fame underscore postwar youth culture in Japan. The article notes shifting postwar American cultural influence and a quirky Civil War sheep-to-person ratio fact.

Sinatra Tokyo Misora Hibari Misora Yokohama America

Public Library Adds Wing from Fort Sherman Bequest

The Washington public library plans a new addition funded by the Fort Sherman will. A remodeling of the front and space for museum and historical exhibits will be included. The project honors Sherman and Ralph M. Smith with ongoing support from local citizens.

Fort Sherman Library Board Ralph M. Smith

Obituary of Charles Guzeman Longtime Washington Resident

Charles Guzeman lived a simple quiet life in Washington and shaped many local lives as Lincoln grade school janitor for decades. He stood six feet four inches tall and carried himself erect to his death at an age past his prime with a retentive memory of Washington history. He was born in Washington into a pioneer family and remained here with his elderly father in a small house opposite Lincoln school on South Iowa Avenue.

Charles Guzeman Washington Lincoln South Iowa Avenue Mr. Gazeman Lincoln School South Iowa Avenue

Death of Charles Guzeman Ends Washington Family Era

Charles Guzeman died Sunday after a brief illness from a heart attack. The last of a ten child family, he carried on the tradition of honoring his father Aaron H Guzeman born 1878 in Virginia, who moved to Washington in 1845 and built the Guzeman home on Southlow from his own sawmill timber. The Guzeman family had lived in Washington for 107 years.

Charles Guzeman Aaron H Guzeman Virginia Washington Guzeman Southlow Charte Guzeman

Birthday Tributes for Local Children and Families

Happy birthday to Cathryn Anna Jarrard aged 12 daughter of Clarence and Mrs Jarrard. William Harold Zager is a year older son of Delbert and Mrs Zager. Eric Roger Larson turns two, son of Mrs David McCartney. Everett Lehmit observes wedding anniversary on April 29. Other birthdays listed include Victor Bowen son of J Bowen, Duane Wittmer Wood Dupuis Jesse Raddabougl Allen Cole and Mrs Lloyd Foster.

Cathryn Anna Jarrard Clarence Jarrard William Harold Zager Delbert Zager Everette Lehmit Eric Roger Larson David McCartney Victor Bowen

Quote on bachelors and the altar by George Jean Nathan

A wry reflection asserts that the moment many men abandon envy of bachelors and start laughing at them will spark a stampede toward marriage, a tongue in cheek forecast attributed to George Jean Nathan.

George Jean Nathan

Ulin Completes Des Moines Barbering Course and Joins Arden Dawson

Cedric Ulin finished a six month barber school course in Des Moines and is now employed at the Arden Dawson shop. Other notes include a quarterly Methodist church supper on April 50 at 6 30 and various local visits and family events from Wellman and surrounding towns.

Emma Shroeder Grace Heiserman Artelie Janet Meek Mro Arthur Walton Davenport Robert Church Alicia T. O. Nicholson Norma Kemp Henry Kemp Norma Kansiar Elwin Wade Mother's Club Thelda Birkey June Oldfield

Mrs Griggs Hosts Year End Tea Meeting

Mrs Mable Griggs as tea committee served delicious refreshments. This will be the last meeting of the year. Mr and Mrs Howard Durian and son visited the Charles Durian home. Howard is a recalled reserve in the U S Navy.

Mable Griggs Howard Durian and Son Charles Durian Howard U.S. Navy

Proper Radio Reception Requires Space Behind Set

For best reception keep the radio away from the wall leaving about one inch of space. Do not place the back flat against the wall to avoid signal interference.

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