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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1952

Page

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Truman faces GOP opposition to special session plan

President Truman weighs a special session to tighten price controls drawing pushback from Democratic leaders. Sen. Sparkman criticizes timing amid campaign, while Gov. Stevenson and Ellis Arnall push the issue, citing rising food prices and a weak price control law.

Dent Truman Congress Sen Johns. Sparkman Thp Truman Sparkman Adlai Stevenson White House Mr. Truman Cabinet Ellis Arnall Arnall Mer. Truman

Eisenhower Plans Southern Campaign Strategy Meeting

Dwight D. Eisenhower focused on how strong a campaign to wage in the South should be and how to win farmers' votes. He met with 19 Republicans from eight Southern states and dined with GOP senators and congressmen on the Agriculture Committees. He returned to Denver after attending Gallup New Mexico's 20th annual inter tribal Indian ceremonial.

Denver Cup Dwight D. Eisenhower South GOP Senate House Agriculture Committees Gallup N. M

Salvation Army Breaks Ground on New Dormitory Wing

Des Moines ceremony marks start of a $245,000 dormitory addition to the Salvation Army Memorial Hospital. Guy William S. Beardsley praises the Salvation Army’s accomplishments during the ground-breaking event.

Salvation Army Des Moines Guy William S. Beardsley Salvation Army Memorial Hospital

Democrats Plan August 22 Rally In Des Moines

Iowa Democratic leaders announced a rally set for August 22 in Des Moines. At least 300 party members are expected, including county chairs, vice chairs, incumbents, and candidates in the November election.

Moines Jake More Iowa

Fifty Boys Enroll in Wildlife Conservation School

About 50 boys signed up for the first annual Wildlife and Conservation school at Lake Darling Youth Center hosted Tuesday and Wednesday. The Izaak Walton League sponsors the event with assistance from other organizations. Participants depart for the camp at noon Tuesday and return around noon Wednesday.

Lake Darling Youth Center Izaak Walton League

Unraveling Mystery of Hidden King Estate Surfaces

In Somerset Pennsylvania authorities found almost eighteen thousand dollars in old currency coins gold and bonds hidden in the mountain farmhouse of Samuel Jackson King whose body was found eleven days earlier Sheriff Karl Hare values the estate between forty thousand and fifty thousand dollars The coroner says death by heart attack occurred in a corn field after neighbors spotted cattle grazing nearby.

Somerset Pennsylvania Samuel Jackson King Karl Hare Luz-acre Woo King

New Demo Chairman Chosen by Stevenson for 1952 Campaign

Springfield TH UP President Truman gave Gov Adlai Stevenson a completely free hand in selecting the Democratic National Committee chairman for 1952. Stevenson named Stephen A. Mitchell to succeed Frank E. McKinney after consultations with Mitchell.

Springfield Truman Adlai S. Stevenson Democratic National Committee Frank E. McKinney Stevenson Stephen A. Mitchell Chicago McKinney Mitchell

Over 2000 Swine Entered in Iowa State Fair Show

Des Moines report: more than 2000 hogs entered in the Iowa State Fair swine show. Swine premiums totaling 21008 dollars will be the largest in the fair’s history as announced by the fair board.

Des Moines

Keota man brings tray of odd potatoes to Journal

Lester Stone of Keota route 2 offered a tray of freak potatoes at the Journal office. He sought explanations for the strange growth pattern this year. Some potatoes bore pencil sized roots up to 10 inches long with large potatoes at both ends.

Lester Stone Keota Route 2 Journal

Iranian Premier Gains Expanded Emergency Powers

The Iranian Senate backed Premier Mossadegh amid an oil dispute crisis, granting him six months of dictatorial powers to rule by decree to avert bankruptcy as oil revenue wanes. Only two of 27 senators opposed. approval awaits Shah signature after Majlis passage.

Tehran Iran Mohammed Mossadegh Mossadegh Martin Daftari Senate Majlis Anglo-Iranian Oil Co

Children Have Day at All Iowa Fair

Thousands of Iowa children attended Kids Day at the All Iowa Fair in Cedar Rapids. A free grandstand show entertained the youngsters while midway prices were reduced. The fair opened Sunday with competitions in dairy and beef cattle hogs and draft horses in the adult division.

Cedar Rapids Hawkeye Downs

School Board Sale Slated for Wednesday Evening

On Wednesday August 13 at 7 o clock the residence at 502 East Madison Street will be sold at public auction. The home and garage, bought by the school board, sit on land needed for a new high school addition and must be moved. Prospective buyers may call Marion George at 5 to view the property.

East Madison Street Arage Marion George No. 5

UN asks another recess in Korea truce talks

The United Nations requested and won a week’s recess in the stalemated Korean armistice talks. The move followed a meeting in Panmunjom where the Soviet and North Korean delegation had nothing new to offer. General Nam Il, chief communist delegate, warned the Allies of defeat if attacks continue, while outside the talks the Allies said they had warned civilians before air raids.

Panmonjom Korea CAP United Nations U.N Nam al U. N

Norton Taken by Death in Unionville Missouri

Cresser C Norton 58 of Unionville Mo died Sunday He worked on the Forrest Brinning farm near Washington and had lived in the county four years Funeral services set for 2 pm Wednesday at the Nazarene church Ottumwa with the body at Jones funeral home Friends may call until Tuesday evening Survivors include wife and children Henry Norton Mamie Norton Catherine Sample Earl Norton and Lee Norton plus several brothers and sisters

Cresser C. Norton Unionville Norton Forrest Brinning Washington Nazarene Church Ottumwa Bedy Jones Funeral Home Henry FE Norton Mamie Nola Norton St. Joseph, Mo Catherine Sample Earl and Lee Norton St. Joseph

Four New Vehicles Registered in County This Week

Four new vehicles were registered at the county treasurer office in the past week. Louis Henry Wagenknecht of Ainsworth lists an Oldsmobile. John Be or Zilpha Pruner of Wellman owns a Ford. Kenneth F. E. Goodwin of Wayland registers a DeSoto. Dale Jones of Brighton registers an Oldsmobile.

Louis Henry Wagenknecht Ainsworth Oldsmobile John BE Zilpha Pruner Wellman Ford Kenneth FE. Goodwin Wayland

Funeral services for Mrs Lena Guenther held Sunday

Funeral services for Mrs Lena Guenther were conducted Sunday afternoon at 2 50 oclock at Jane funeral home with Rev Milo Phillips in charge. The body was sent to Centra lia Illinois for services and burial Tuesday.

Lena Guenther Jane Funeral Home Milo Phillips Centralia Ill

Firemen extinguish blaze at Riverside home

Riverside firefighters were called to the Jennie Rath residence to put out a fire around 1:49 am. The blaze started after a kerosene stove on the back porch was lit to heat water. Minor wall damage occurred with most harm from water and smoke. no damage estimate was given.

Riverside Jennie Rath

Two Packing Plants Closed by Strikes

Two major meat packing plants halted operations as unions and employers faced a midnight contract deadline. The Armour Plant in Atlanta and the Cudahy Plant in Wichita stopped work amid absenteeism at Armour’s Tifton facility.

Chicago Armour Atlanta Cudahy Wichita Kan Tifton C1lo United Packinghouse Workers AFL Amalgamated Meat Cutters CTO Packinghouse

Goodwin Pleased by GOP Appointment as Farm Director

Iowa Republican national committeeman Robert K. Goodwin welcomes his appointment as Farm Division director. He says the position offers an opportunity to help Republican victory and advance agricultural goals within the party. He notes his 196? pledge to farmers has been fulfilled and now aims to direct efforts to achieve their programs.

Des Moines Robert K. Goodwin Iowa

Ordnance Unit Returns From Summer Training

Members of the 872nd Ordnance Medium Automotive Maintenance Company of Washington returned home Sunday after two weeks of summer training at Savanna Ordnance Depot in Savanna Illinois. Battery A National Guard remains for another week of training at Camp Haven Wise.

872Nd Ordnance Medium Automotive Maintenance Company Washington Savanna Battery A National Guard Camp Haven Wise

Junior Chamber of Commerce Meet Tonight at Wingas Cafe

The Junior Chamber of Commerce will hold its regular meeting tonight at seven o clock in Wingas cafe. The event is open to members and candidates for future activities will be discussed.

Junior Chamber of Commerce Winga’s

Iran faces financial ruin as oil crisis deepens

United States and Britain seek a settlement as Iran's oil industry collapses after nationalization. Abadan refinery damage worsens sabotage fears, Wells deteriorate, and 2,000 annual contracts vanish, threatening 102 million in income and 13 000 jobs. Mossadegh's government teeters toward instability amid Kashani led demonstrations. Russia looms as a regional threat.

Shah LC. S United States Iran Britain Rus Sia

Funeral services for Mrs Effie Kelly scheduled

Funeral services for Mrs Effie Kelly who died Friday night will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Stephens funeral home with Rev. W. L. Sanford presiding. Burial follows in Columbus City cemetery.

Columbus Junction Effie Kelly Stephens Funeral W. L. Sanford Columbus City Cemetery

1952 U.S. corn harvest forecast lowered by drought

The Agriculture Department forecast a 1952 corn crop of 5.16 billion bushels, down from last month’s 3.37 billion due to drought in Dixie. If met, the crop would rank as the fourth largest on record, with wheat at 1.30 billion bushels and fall planted winter wheat dominating the total.

Washington Agriculture Department Dixie The Crop Reporting Board

Wollrab Services Held in Riverside

Funeral services for Harry Wollrab were held at 2 pm Saturday at Trinity Methodist Church in Riverside. Reverend Lawrence Jones presided. Arrangements were by Sorden and Adams of Lone Tree, with burial in Riverside Cemetery. Duets by Ruth Anderson and Jones. organist Delbert Flynn. Pallbearers: Malichky, Malichky Jr., Artis, Linnwood Heck, Harold Proby, Melvin Havel. Flower girls: Nadyne Sojka, Donna Sojka, Marilyn Krotz, Dorothy Havel.

Riverside Harry Wollrab Trinity Methodist Church Lawrence Jones Sorden and Adams Lone Tree Riverside Cemetery Ruth Anderson Jones Delbert Flynn Hubert Malichky Harry Malichky Jr Artis and iLnwood Heck Harold Proby Melvin Havel Nadyne Donna Sojka Marilyn Krotz Dorothy Havel

Appeal Defines Legality of Smorgasbord Bingo in Iowa

Iowa Attorney General and Pottawattamie County Attorney appeal to the Iowa Supreme Court from Council Bluffs Municipal Court case against Carter Lake Mayor Wilson Mabrey. They seek a legal definition of whether payment for a dinner with free bingo constitutes gambling.

Des Moines Attorney-General’s Iowa Supreme Court Atty Robert Larson Pottawattamia County Matt Walsh Council Bluffs Wilson E. Mabrey Carter Lake Mabrey Allan Ardell Attorney-General’s Office

Local Dancer Joins Nationally Known Hoveler Dancers

Rose Bates assistant instructor at Wick School of Dance in Washington will join the Hoveler Dancers in Springfield Illinois for a two week engagement with Gloria De Haven as co star. The troupe will tour supper clubs in eastern cities then perform in Miami Beach Florida at the Gold Gotham hotel for the winter. Bates was one of 16 chosen from 211 applicants and trained mainly at Wick studio.

Rose Bates Wick School of Dance Washington Springfield Ill Miss Bates Wick Dance Studio John Wick Wick Studio Beverly Wick Cornick

Rainfall in Washington Sunday Night Totals .93 Inch

Rainfall in Washington on Sunday night measured .93 of an inch according to the official weather observer. The report notes precipitation as part of ongoing weather patterns in the region.

Washington Official Weather Observer

UN Air Units Attack North Korean Chemical Plant

UN fighter bombers struck a North Korean chemical plant and Namsok near Wonsan. 140 tons of bombs destroyed 29 buildings and damaged a power station while MIG-15 jets were claimed as destroyed or damaged. Ground forces reported 2,520 Communist casualties in early August.

Seoul Korea United Nations Namsok Wonsan U. S Siberia Hill Eighth Army

Defense Department orders 47 000 draftees for October

The Defense Department announced a 47 000 man October draft for the Army. Navy Marine Corps and Air Force will not take draftees that month. The increase aims to replace late 1950 draftees eligible for release and maintain strength after reinlistments and new enlistments. The total drafted since September 1960 reaches 1 060 430.

Washington Defense Department Army Navy Marine Corps Air Force Department

Weather outlook for Des Moines Iowa clears and cools

Fair northwest with slow clearing elsewhere and cooler temperatures tonight. Tuesday should be mostly fair and not as cool with lows 45 to 50 northwest and near 55 southeast. Highs Tuesday will reach the upper 70s with Wednesday turning cloudy, cooler, and showers.

Des Moines Iowa

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