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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1950

Page

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Wallace quits Progressives in New York county

Wallace resigns from the Progressive party over its stance on Korea and UN policy. The 61-year-old former vice president plans to stay on his farm and work on hybrid strawberries and corn, saying he will not return to the Democratic Party.

South Salem N. Y Henry A. Wallace Progressive Party Wallace Do. B. Baldwin Progressives Korea National Committee The United Nations China United States Russia Baldwin Vito Marcantonio Alp Manhattan American Labor Party New York State

Iowa Legionnaires To Elect Officers

Sioux City Iowa Legionnaires prepared to elect and install officers to close the 1950 convention. Des Moines leader Robert H. Bush and Leo Bekman of Ida Grove were top candidates for department commander. Ray Murphy urged destroying communism for liberty and unity. Gov Beardsley and Chaplain Carney praised universal military training as the contest closed. Gowrie drum corps were state Legion champions, with Dubuque second and Ishbville third.

Sioux City Lowa Gionnaires Robert H. Bush Des Moines Leo Bekman Ilda Grove Legion Ray Murphy National Iowa William S. Beardsley Edward Carney National American Legion Gowrie Mdontest Dubuque Isbherville

Farmers' Mutual Truck To Return To City Soon

City council met last night and decided to return the Farmers' Mutual fire truck to Washington in the near future. The truck will be housed in the local fire station. The council granted a beer permit to the Washington cafe and awaits action on a similar permit for the Candy Kitchen. They voted no salary increase and approved the 1951 city budget of 87,195 dollars.

Farmers’ Mutual Washington Washington Cafe

Weather Forecast for Des Moines Area

Des Moines forecast shows today’s high near 85 to 90 and low around 62 to 66. Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday with scattered thunder showers possible in the far west. Temperatures steady with a Thursday high near 83 to 88 and winds 10 to 15 mph. Friday and Saturday partly cloudy with showers, cooler Friday highs 80 to 82.

Des Moines

Funeral Rites Held for Mrs Frances McCoy Cherry

Last rites for Mrs Frances McCoy Cherry were held at 2 p m Tuesday at Jones funeral home with Rev Walt er Smith presiding. Burial followed in Elm Grove cemetery. Casketbearers named were Glen Mace George Masson John Cherry Clarence Fulton Lester Luckenbill and Harry Graham.

Frances McCoy Cherry Jones Funeral Home Walter Smith Elm Grove Glen Mace George Masson John Cherry Clarence Fulton Lester Luckenbill Harry Graham

Harriman Returns From Tokyo Visit

W Averell Harriman special adviser on foreign affairs returned to Washington after talks with General Douglas MacArthur in Tokyo on the Far East political situation. He would report to President Truman and may meet again today. Diplomatic chatter linked the discussions to Formosa and Chiang Kai Shek and warned policymakers to keep military and diplomatic aims separate to avoid Chinese Communist pressure.

Washington W. Averell Harriman Truman Tokyo Douglas MacArthur Far East Harriman MacArthur Formosa Chiang Kai-Shek U. S Europe

Journal to Close for Hancher Rites Thursday

The Evening Journal office will close between 2 and 3 PM Thursday while staff attend Mrs. Carl Hancher funeral services conducted by Rev. Walter Smith. Rebekah lodge members are asked to assemble at 1:30 PM to attend the funeral at Jones funeral home at 2 PM.

Evening Journal Carl Hancher The Journal Walter Smith Rebekah Jones Funeral

Korean War At A Glance Update

United Press reports three fronts show progress for U S and South Korean forces. At the Naktong River defense line South Koreans force Communist retreat toward Taegu. Coast front Marines and Army advance toward Chinju under carrier air cover. Waegwan front Cavalry dislodges enemy from a mountain peak near Faegu. U S fighter planes knock out several Red tanks. Air force experts describe damage to Pyongyang arsenal and marshalling yards from the latest raid.

U. S Maries Kosong Sachon 35Th Regiment Combat Team RCT Chinyoung-Ni 5Th Rct Chindore-Ni Pansong Chinju U. S. First Cavalry Division U. S. Army 24Th Infantry Naktong Taegu Tokyo Naktong River Marine Corsairs Waegwan Faegu 1St Cavalry Division Pyongyang

Cattle buyer denies link to divorcee Neva Andrews death

Edward Lyman a cattle buyer, 48, denied any connection to the death of Neva Andrews, 42, a divorcee found dead near her Cherokee Iowa home. He said he left the women after dinner and later registered at a Sioux City hotel. Police noted a neighbor heard arguing near the scene, while autopsy suggested death from deep lacerations without evidence of rape.

Neva Andrews Edward Ly

Five Seek Membership in Three-Quarter-Century Club

Five applicants filed membership blanks for the Three-Quarter-Century club. The August 26 meeting at Washington Country Club will include chicken and noodles at noon. New members include Mr and Mrs Charles B Reed and Mrs Effie Will born in 1875. Mrs Reed born in Illinois and Mr Reed born in New Jersey married in 1902 and moved to Washington in 1912. Mrs Will born in 1875. Mrs Ross born 1875. Mrs Stewart born 1875.

the Journal Washington Country Club Charles B. Reed Effie Will Ainsworth Will Methodist Church W. P. Ross United Presbyterian Church Women's Relief Corps WCTU Ross Roy L. Stewart Pleasant Hill Stewart Rebekah Lodge

Spraying program in Washington district praised

The Chamber of Commerce sponsored spraying in the Washington business district has reduced flies. Livingston spraying service treated alleys and the park area twice with very effective results, with plans for additional treatments if needed.

Washington Business Chamber of Commerce Livingston

United States Eyes Workaround to Russian Block in UN

The United States discussed bypass options in the UN Security Council as Russia blocks proceedings over Korea. Ambassador Austin proposed adjournment to Moscow while Gross outlined three possible steps including a move to a General Assembly, a procedural rule change, or delaying meetings until Sept. 1 with Malik replaced.

United States U. S Ernest A. Gross Malik South Korea Austin Moscow Gross Security Council General Assembly Council Trygve Lie Special Assembly Britain Sir Gladwyn Jebb

Fire destroys farm buildings near Keota

A Tuesday fire at the Walter Bennett farm six miles northeast of Keota destroyed a barn a double corn crib and two hog houses while all livestock were saved The barn contents including 500 bushels oats 1200 bushels corn 180 bales new hay and 300 bales new straw were lost Tools from a shop under rebuild were also ruined Fire departments from Keota Wellman and West Chester fought the blaze with neighbors supplying water The cause remains undetermined

Keota Walter Bennett Run Wellman West Chester

Community Sing at Sunset Park Thursday

A YMCA Y M YW sponsored community sing will be held at Sunset Park at 8 o'clock Thursday evening. All are welcome as families are urged to attend. Mrs. Larry Trotter of Ainsworth will lead, with special numbers by Mr. and Mrs. Herb Osinecup and solos by Marvin Van Metre.

Sunset Park Larry Trotter Ainsworth Herb Osinecup Marvin van Metre YMCA

Mrs Day Sets New Course Record In City Women's Golf

Mrs Robert Day carded 41 strokes to win a semi final over Mrs Bill Shannon at the country club establishing a new local women’s course record. Day advances to meet the Jane Whitehead Helen Breese finals winner. Mrs Bhan non opened with 46 for nine holes but narrowed the deficit before losing on the sixteenth green.

Robert Day Bill Shannon Day Jane Whitehead Helen Breese Bhannon

Direct Naval Fire by Using Helicopters Aboard Cruiser

Two lieutenants guided naval gunfire from a hovering helicopter near the Korea coast. Lt. Harry Swinburne of Delhi Louisiana and Marine 1st Lt. R. F. Noble of La Jolla California called for indirect shots that hit inland targets miles inland at the 40th parallel. Shipboard observers could not see the impact but spotters directed fire to demolish highways railroads and bridges.

Korea 40Th Parallel Harry Swinburne Delhi Marine R. F. Noble la Jolla Calif

Mrs J S Morris Visiting Sister In Kansas City

Mrs J S Morris of Kansas City Missouri is spending a few days with her sister Mrs Minnie Miller in the city as she visits relatives and rests during her trip.

J. S. Morris Kansas City Missouri Minnie Miller

Marines and Koreans drive back Reds on multiple fronts

U S Marines and South Korean forces strike across the Naktong line and coast near Chinju, Waegwan, and Taegu as they push back Communist bridgeheads. The 35th Regiment nears Chinju, claiming 500 to 600 enemy killed in three days as Chinju evacuations and tactical advances unfold.

Tokyo Chinju Naktong Line Waegwan United Press Robert Miller U. S 35Th Regimental Jack James 35Th

Saddle Club Show Set for Green Field Friday Night

Washington Saddle club members bring 13 horse classes to Green Field Friday at 7 30. Hilton Durst to judge with Doc Lawson on the Hammond organ and a ladies lunchstand. If rain, show moves to Saturday evening.

Saddle Club Washington Saddle Club Green Field Hilton Durst Doc Lawson Hammond Oregan

Chamber Dinner Announcement for August 17 Meeting

Chamber of Commerce members are reminded of the dinner meeting to be held Thursday August 17 at 6 30 p m at the va venue. Tickets are one dollar each and available from the secretary.

Chamber of Commerce

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