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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1943

Page

7

Fort nightly club year books ready and more local notes

Library announces year books for the Fort nightly club are ready for pickup. Visitors include Lyman Hendrickson in Council Bluffs visiting his father C. W. Hendrickson in Ainsworth. Several service members are stationed near Camp Elliott and Camp Killcott in California and San Diego. Local residents share travel and family updates including Red Cross plans and broadcasting work by Myrla Stevens.

Lyman Hendrickson Council Bluffs C. W. Hendrickson Ainsworth Lonald H. Gingery HA Camp Killcott San Diego California Don Marine Fleet Great Lakes Willis Booth Camp Elliott Willis D’ Wayne Freiton Nels Westermark Washington Camp Sushiott

War Moves Pound Axis Defenses Near Adrano In Sicily

Weather grounded RAF heavy bombers but light planes hit German targets along the French coast as the offensive in Sicily enters its second week. American and British aircraft supported ground operations, delivering blockbusters to Naples and blasting Reggio Calabria at the toe of Italy.

Royal Air Force Europe Sicily Naples Reggio Calabria Italy

Women Hired as Section Hands by Green Bay and Western

In Winona Minnesota on August 4 the Green Bay and Western railway announced it will hire physically fit women ages 18 to 65 as section hands. Additional hires will occur as harvest releases free workers.

Winona Minn Green Bay

Lost watch and defense stamp rewards offered

Lost BULOVA wrist watch with name Edith Gillespie written on back. Call 773 J for reward. Also a lost defense stamp book with reward offered by Dorothy Pratt at State Cafe.

Edith Gillespie J. Reward Dorothy Pratt State Cafe

Chicago Market Report: Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices

Hogs 15,000 head with prices mostly down 10 cents. good to choice pigs 14.15 to 14.50 for 80 to 250 pounds. Cattle 10,000 head with strong demand for fed steers and yearlings up to 16.50. heifers around 16.00 while leans steady. Sheep 4,000 head. fat lambs active and native ewes steady to 7.76. Tomorrow's projection shows 16,000 hogs, 6,000 cattle, 2,000 sheep.

Chicago Sean

Chicago Produce Market Report Shows Firm Prices

Chicago on August 4 reports firm market for produce with receipts totaling 12 537 cases. Extra firsts number 42 and current receipts 7 9 dollars with dirties 36 9 and checks 36 9.

Chicago cash grain report mixed oats and soybeans

Chicago cash grain figures show oats at mixed 72 percent and 71 percent, with white oats around 72 percent and red and yellow entries near 72 percent. Soybeans list several yellow grades at 171 percent and 169 percent respectively.

Chicago

Chicago Grain Table August Update

Chicago prints a grain table for August with open high low and close values across wheat oats rye and their contracts. The data shows September and May figures for wheat and oats along with December and May entries for rye, including multiple percent amounts and ranges.

Chicago

Closing out sale of goods on 609 East 2nd St

Public sale announced by John Therion for August 19 at 8 miles north of Washington on the gravel. Elmer Horning listed as organizer. Sale begins at 6 p.m. at the closing out sale location 609 East 2nd Street.

East 2Nd St John Therion Washington Elmer Horning East Second Street

Marriage License Issued to Escher and Delaney

A marriage license was issued yesterday to Richard Escher of Kalona and Regina Delaney of Washington. It was Kalona's first license for August in the county and the 41st this year.

Richard Escher Kalona Regina Delaney Washington

Italians Barred From Listening to Allied Radio Broadcasts

Premier Marshal Pietro Badoglio issues a decree forbidding Italians to listen to allied radio broadcasts with stiff prison penalties for violators. The ban echoes the fascist regime and follows recent allied broadcasts urging Italians to withdraw from the war and renounce the axis partnership with Germany under Eisenhower in the Mediterranean.

Berne U.P Pietro Badoglio Italy Fontier Benito Mussolini Algiers Germany Dwight D. Eisenhower Mediterranean

WAC Recruiters Return for Prospective Members

Young women are invited to learn about joining the Women's Army Corps through Uelen Little who can be reached at telephone 508. Davenport based recruiters will visit soon, with interviews and a display of WAC costumes and equipment. Educational rules now allow entry without two years of high school if the candidate can pass a mental test.

WAC Uelen Little Women's Army Corps Davenport Miss Little Geo. L. M’daniel

Burns Fatal After Highway Crash Near Marble Rock

Clifton R. Burns, 50, of Marble Rock Iowa, died in hospital Monday night from burns suffered when his car struck a Great Western railroad viaduct and burst into flames earlier that day. He rolled into a ditch after the crash.

Hampton Clifton Re.sours Marble Rock Great Western Railroad

Columbus Junction Social and Picnic Updates

Aug 4 reports furlough visits by Paul Thompson Congaree air base and Harold Park Arcadia rifle range. Louisa county farm bureau picnic moved to Columbus chautauqua park due to rain with Hf. V. Stineman and Roger Flemming speaking. Legion Auxiliary hosted a picnic at Columbus chautauqua park. United Service Women and Conesville families planned Aug outing. Local residents visited relatives, and Rev. Wendell Hansen from Minneapolis will preach at the Ave service in Evangelical Reform church.

Columbus Junction Paul Donovan Thompson Congaree Air Base Congaree S. C Jack Thompson Grandview Harold Park Arcadia Rifle Range Arcadia John Park Louisa County Farm Bureau Chautauqua Park Hf. V. Stineman Roger Flemming The Legion Auxiliary Columbus Chautauqua Park United Service Women and Families of Conesville Mellie Swailes Coralville William Swailes Ella May Columbus City Harold Guernsey Clinton Catherine May Union Ave Wendell Hansen Minneapolis

Secretary to Senator Wilson Classified 1-A for Draft

John Zug, secretary to U S Senator George A. Wilson, is classified 1-A by Des Moines draft board No 4. He likely will not be inducted before September, allowing the senator time to choose a new secretary. Zug is married with no children.

Des Moines John Zug Unites States George A. Wilson Selective Service Board Harry B. Grund Zug Wilson

Fruits and meats sent to troops in Pacific theater in 1942

In 1942 American forces in Australia and New Zealand received reverse lend-lease of 80 million pounds of fruits and vegetables and 38 million pounds of beef veal lamb and mutton. Other ministers and Columbus City officials will participate in services. Special music planned. The Women’s Society of Christian Service meets at the Methodist church Thursday afternoon with Mesdames Hattie McGrew Mabel Baker and Laura Edmondson hosting.

Australia New Zealand Columbus City Women's Society of Christian Service Methodist Church Mesdames Hattie McGrew Mabel Baker Laura Edmondson

Conviction Count For Draft Evasion Cited By Hoover

Hoover said 77 men were convicted of evading the draft during World War II. He noted that during the first year of World War I about 1,000 men were prosecuted for failing to register for military duty and that conscription in 1917 was marked by pitched battles and violence with about 20 deaths.

Washington, D. C J. Edgar Hoover Federal Bureau of Investigation Hoover

Clear Lake Man Killed When Auto Falls on Him

Hanna, 25, son of Mrs. R. M. Hanna north of Clear Lake, was crushed to death when his car, jacked up for brake relining, slipped off the jack. The body was found by his brother Harold.

Clear Lake Hanna R. M. Hanna Harold

Community Sale Prompts More Livestock Offerings

Whittaker Sales Co reports a successful Friday sale with 153 head of cattle sold. White face heifers with calves brought 125 per head, milk cows ranged 100 to 146, and a 200 shores and piggy sows order is on the books. Vendors urged to bring bulls boars calves and furniture early for Friday consignments.

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