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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1950

Page

1

Britain and France Seek More US Aid For European Defense

London and Paris urged Washington to send additional ground forces and substantial funds to bolster defense against Soviet threats. French defense minister Jules Moch urged a joint Allied effort with equal burdens across land sea and air forces. Britain, led by Prime Minister Clement Attlee, asked for a roughly 5.4 billion dollar increase over three years if the United States provides a major share of the needed matériel and dollars.

London France Britain United States Europe Prance Batista Jules Moch Paris Germany Uch

Heffelfinger Duroc gilt rated high at national show

Jack Heffelfinger, a Washington breeder, achieved an enviable record at the National Duroc Congress in Cedar Rapids July 28 and 29. His bred fall gilt placed in the fourth group among entries from top Duroc herds across 12 states.

Jack Heffelfinger Washington Cedar ‘Rapids Fall Gil

Too Many Alligators Stump Zoo Keeper

MOBILE ALABAMA AP Prichard Park keeper Horace H Atkins faces an alligator surplus as pens overflow and patrons keep dropping off more. State laws prevent humane disposal or selling of excess reptiles, forcing him to seek outside solutions while the crowd protests.

Mobile Ala Prichard Park Horace H. Atkinson Atkins Alabama Tiny

Schneider Funeral Service Held For Frank Schneider

Funeral services for Frank Schneider were conducted at Jones Funeral Home at 2 pm Thursday with Rev. J. A. Cochran in charge. Burial followed in Kim Grove Cemetery. A Toof quartet sang at the service and a graveside service was held. Casket bearers were M. D. See Arh Ruegsegeer George Jarrard Ralph Zeek Lou Wagenknecht and Paul Harvey.

Frank Schneider Jones Funeral Home J. A. Cochran Kim Grove Cemetere Toof M. D. See Arh Ruegsegeer George Jarrard Ralph Zeek Lou Wagen- Knecht Paul Harvey

License Granted to Wellman Couple for Garage

A garage license was issued to William M. Topping and Lois L. Griffith, both residents of Wellman, marking the formal authorization of their automotive service venture.

William M. Topping Lois L. Griffith Wellman

Riverside Soldier Wounded in Korea

Riverside Pres. Lester W. Carlin, 38, son of Mr and Mrs Clyde Carlin near Riverside, was reported slightly wounded in Korea by a telegram from the adjutant general. Carlin has seven years in service and holds a Purple Heart from World War II. The Carlin family runs a service station at the junction of highways 218 and 22 east of Riverside.

Riverside Pre Lester W. Carlin Clyde Carlin Near Riverside United States Army Lester Korea France Carlin

Funeral services for Nellie Samson held at Shermans

Funeral services for Nellie Samson were conducted at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon at Sherman's funeral home with Rev. W. J. Gross leim in charge. Burial followed in Elm Grove cemetery. Casketbearers included Robert Livingston, Dave Livingston Jr, Dave Eider, Robert Day, Burtwin Day and William Day.

Nellie Samson Sherman W. J. Grossleim Elm Grove Cemetery Robert Livingston Dave Livingston, Jr Dave Eider Robert Day Burtwin Day William Day

House Drops Wage Price Rationing From Economic Bill

The House eliminated wage price rationing provisions from its economic controls bill and approved a Rogers amendment criminalizing hoarding of essentials. It sets a $10 000 fine and up to one year in jail. futures trading and self produced goods are exempt. The chamber then reversed prior action and began anew on a simplified controls measure with allocations for strategic materials and credit controls.

Washington House Senate Banking Committee Banking Committee Truman

Korean War At A Glance Rush to stem Red breakthrough

United Press reports the 25th Division moving from the northern front to stop three Red divisions approaching Pusan as South Korean forces retreat 10 to 24 miles on the northern flank. Marines make first contact with an enemy post with no shots fired. Far East Air Forces B 29s raid Konan destroying a large chemical and ammunition plant halting production.

Tokyo Pusan Korea Red Far East Konan

Mrs. David McCartney Dies After Illness in Iowa City

Mrs. David B. McCartney 380 of Ainsworth died at University of Iowa Hospitals Thursday after a four month illness. Funeral 1:30 PM Saturday at Jones Funeral Home with Rev. Free Eastwood and Rev. Myron Olson officiating. Burial Elm Grove Cemetery. Born March 30 1920 in Iowa City she attended local schools and the University of Iowa. Married Aug 17 1941. Survived by her husband two sons John 6 Joe 17 months her parents John and Anna Kadlee and sister Mrs Helen Graham of North Hollywood California.

David B. McCartney Ainsworth University Hospital Iowa City Jones Funeral Home Free Eastwood Myron Olson Elm Grove Cemetery John Anna Kadlee University of Iowa At David McCartney Daskins Presbyterian Church CSA ICBJ Joe Srs Helen Graham North Hollywood California Elizabeth Steele T. C. Polk Kim Grove Cemetery Afton Iowa Rolland Julia Hoffman Bryan Ogden Towa Alonzo Steele Boone Royal Neighbors Christian Church Washington American Legion Auxiliary Highland Social Club Meryl Maurice John Bryan St. James

United States to Indict Communism at UN Meeting

The United States plans to indict international communism before the United Nations Security Council and charge Russia with responsibility for the Korean War. Western diplomats will seek a vote before adjournment, aiming to paint Moscow as blocking UN action. Russian delegate Malin faces a string of defeats as he debates to stave off a propaganda setback.

United States Lake Success N. Y United Nations Security Council Russia Council Kremlin Korea Jacob A. Malik Jacob Malik Security Council U. S Warren R. Austin China Malik Tingfu F. Tsiang Trygve Lie International

Robins Bring Betty Le Brun Fame in Newton

Three year old Betty Le Brun found two fallen baby robins and cared for them until they learned to fly. The birds now visit daily for feeding and petting, and protect their young caregiver from others.

Newton Mass Betty le Brun

Des Moines Weather: Cloudy Cool With Showers Through Weekend

Des Moines forecaster reports mostly cloudy and cool conditions this afternoon with a high near 75 mph. Southeasterly winds 15 to 21 mph. Tonight and Saturday bring scattered showers and mild temperature rises with lows 62 to 66 and highs in the 80s. The outlook shows partial clouds and showers Sunday into Monday with rising humidity and continued showers Tuesday and Wednesday, temperatures near normal.

Three Quarter Century Club Dinner Set At Country Club

The annual Three Quarter Century Club meeting will be at the Washington Country Club on August 26 with noon chicken and noodles. New members Alexander McCreedy and Estallena Birney are listed. eligibility requires 75 years of age and prior Washington county residence.

Washington Country Club Alexander McCreedy Ainsworth Highland Township McCreedy Methodist Church Estallena Birney North Iowa Marion Township Birney American Legion Auxiliary Washington County

Steele Funeral for Elizabeth Steele Saturday

Elizabeth Steele dies at 76 near Ainsworth after a yearlong illness. Funeral at 4 pm Saturday at Jones funeral home with Rev. T. C. Polk presiding and burial at Kim Grove. Survived by son Meryl, stepson Maurice, and multiple siblings. VIEW Auxiliary to meet at the funeral home.

Army Calls 62000 Non Organized Reservists for 21 Months Duty

The Army announced it would mobilize 62 000 nonorganized reserve personnel for 21 months of active duty starting September and October. About 22 000 report by Sept 15 and 40 000 by Oct 15, with priority by dependents and age 19 to 25. Enlisted reserves, mostly World War II veterans, will be drawn nationwide to reinforce National Guard and Organized Reserve units. No officers are affected.

Army Washington National Guard Llinois Indiana Michigan Wisconsin Missouri Iowa Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota Nebraska Kansas Colorado Wyoming

Predict Nebraska Iowa Guardsmen to be Called To Active Duty

Fort Leonard Wood Missouri August 4 UP Nebraska and Iowa National Guardsmen resumed practice as a former National Guard Bureau head predicted they will be called to active duty soon. Maj. Gen. Butler Miltenberger retired commander of the 34th Nebraska Infantry and former assistant commander of the 5th Division made the forecast at a regiment officers and veterans reunion. He said in his opinion facilities will be ready for call up and urged troops to prepare. He noted no question that they may soon be dashed forth to serve the country.

Fort Leonard Wood Nebraska Iowa National Guardsmen National Guard Bureau Butler B. Miltenberger 34Th Nebraskan Infantry Miltenberger

Last rites for Mrs Anna Davis held at Sherman funeral home

The service led by Rev Walter Smith was held at 4 PM Thursday at Sherman’s funeral home. Burial followed in Elm Grove cemetery with casketbearers Ira White Bert White Harold Boyd Richard Mayer George Breitenbach and James Combs named.

Anna Davis Sherman Walter Smith Elm Grove Cemetery Ira White Bert White Harold Boyd Richard Mayer George Breitenbach James Combs

Yanks Counter Blow Halts Red Movement at Pusan

Tokyo reported American counter attacks on the western approaches of Pus awka killed 609 communists and stalled the big push toward the U S supply port. MacArthur said the enemy could not advance in the Pusan area as U S forces held the line along the Naktong while North Korean units massed elsewhere. Marine units saw action both in air and ground patrols near the front.

First Marine Division Pusan U. S. 24Th Division Chinju Chindong-Ni Chungju Sangju Hamchang Yechon Andong Kochang Hyopchon Taegu Tokyo Pusawka U.S Douglas MacArthur Naktong River Naktong Can MacArthur U.S. 25Th Division U. S Taejon Suwon

Rev T C Polk to Speak at Union Park Service

Rev. T C Polk will headline the Sunday evening service at Union Park if weather cooperates. The program is sponsored by the Washington YWCA with Mrs Paul Shearer presiding. participants include Mrs Claycee Stewart, Barbara Dare, and a Baker duet with accompanist Mrs Willard Palmer. Marvin Van Metre leads congregational singing.

T. C. Polk Central Park Polk Washington: Ywca Paul Shearer YWCA Christian Church Claycee Stewart Barbara Dare

Firemen Respond to Two Thursday Incidents

Firemen were summoned twice on Thursday afternoon, first to the city dump at 2:30 where trash fire was extinguished with little damage, then at 6:30 to a car at Eclipse Lumber Company with only slight damage reported.

Eclipse Lumber Company

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