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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1952

Page

8

Schedule Two Softball Games Tonight in Greenfield

Weather-friendly plans for two softball games at Greenfield headlining Cubs versus Fresh Waters and MecCleery-Cummings. Wapello visits Wednesday for a doubleheader against Stewart & Crone as the Southeast Iowa league nears final standings.

Cubs Freshwaters MecCleery-Cummings Wapello Greenfield Stewart & Crone Iowa Lett McCleery McCleery-Cumming Skelgas Cubs

Mantle’s Power Keys Yankees 7-0 Victory Over Red Sox

Mickey Mantle belted two homers from the left side lifting the Yankees to a 7 0 win as Ali Reynolds pitched a two hitter. Mantle’s drives reached the stands and bullpen, boosting New York back to cruising height while Boston complained about a foul ball call.

Ali Reynolds Red Sox Reynolds Yankee Stadion Mantle Efebt Yankees Alex Kellner Browns White Sox

Local News Jim Kaster to Enter State University of Iowa

Jim Kaster will enroll at the State University of Iowa this fall in the College of Engineering to pursue a major in electrical engineering.

Jim Kaster State University of Iowa College of Engineering

Local residents return from vacations and visits across towns

Mr and Mrs Cecil Long return from a two week vacation at Birch Lake Minnesota. Eugene Stone and daughter Peggy of Cedar Rapids visited Leo Stone's family. Fred Grosseny and family returned from a trip near Wyman. Ronald D Gray on three week navy leave at his parents home. Tom West back from Arizona and Colorado trip plans 10 days in Beaver Crossing. Coast to Coast convention attendees travel to Minneapolis. Columbus Junction band assists at Louisa County Fair with local supporters.

Mrs. Cecil Long Birch Lake Minnesota Eugene Stone Peggy C Dar Rapids Leo Stone Des Moines Cedar Rapids Eugene Collins Radio Company Fred Grosseny Daryl Grosseny Wyman Ronald D. Gray Sksn San Diego Calif U.S. Navy Mrs Harold Gray Tom West Arizona Colorado Glen West Pleasant Plain Beaver Crossing Nebr S. C

Eisenhower plans campaign in East with peace message

Dwight D. Eisenhower prepared to open his presidential bid in a large Eastern city around Labor Day with a speech on world peace. He said peace would be a recurring theme in nearly every talk and noted no definite date or city for the launch beyond events in New York on August 25 with the American Legion and a possible Philadelphia speech later in August.

Denver Dwight D. Lisenhower GOP Philadelphia Eisenhower Arthur H. Vandenburg New York American Legion Legion

Daylight Time Idea Stirred English Public in 1907

William Willett of England proposed turning back clocks in summer to reduce daylight waste, a plan that startled the nation and spurred debate on daylight saving.

William Willett England

Sheep Endure Heat Traps in Snow Mountain Drifts

In Snow Mountain region sheep lie for hours in the snowdrifts as pressed-down flakes fail to melt. The animals' matted coats effectively trap body heat, keeping them insulated from the cold.

Market summary for Chicago livestock and cattle quotes

Chicago market report shows slow, uneven hog trading with 50 cents to 1.00 lower closes and light weights mixed. Hog prices range from 21.00 to 26.25 for various weights, with sows down to 15.00 to 21.00. Sheep and cattle also mixed with slaughter lambs up 25 to 31.25, calves and steers showing varied firmness, and cows and bulls near previous levels.

Chicago Most Choice

District court staff changes noted in local office

Mrs. S. W. Easter started this week as deputy clerk in the district court office of R. R. Noonan. Mrs. Donna Koehler, the former deputy, now works in the Baldrige and Bailey office.

S. W. Easter R. R. Noonan Donna Koehler Baldrige and Bailey

Dealers Settle Prices for Calves and Feeders

Commercial to prime dealers lists steer calves at 26.00 to 32.00 with most stock on the 28.50 to 29.00 range. A few loads of medium to good feeders bring 25.85 to 26.00.

State to bear part of losses caused by swine epizootic

Des Moines reports state veterinarian Dr H A Garrett will seek state funds to cover one third of losses from a Vesicular exanthema program. Under the plan farmers whose hogs are slaughtered would absorb one third, the state one third, and the federal government one third. Agriculture Secretary Clyde Spry backs the plan as about 4000 Iowa hogs must be slaughtered.

Des Moines H. A. Garrett Garrett Clyde Spry Iowa

Grain Market Close in Chicago Features Mixed Uppers and Losses

Grain table from Chicago shows mixed moves across corn oats and soybeans with most futures higher on the day. Sep and Mar corn tick higher while oats mostly rise and soybeans edge up with several contracts posting gains.

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