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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1941

Page

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Iowa Man Dies From Farm Gas Explosion

Roy Christiansen, 27, oil truck driver, died at a hospital in Emmetsburg from burns suffered in an explosion at the R. G. Staley farm near Curlew. The accident involved a tractor driven by Art Burney, 238, who also received burns but is expected to recover. Burney had turned off the tractor, but gas ignited as the tractor remained heated.

Emmetsburg Roy Christiansen R. G. Staley Curlew Christiansen Art Burney Burney

Iowa State Fair Welcomes First Triplet Entrants

Bayard couple Howard and Mrs Hoit enter 19 month old triplets Arnold Arden and Ann in the state baby health contest. Officials will score all three and let the best two advance to the state twins championship, marking the first triplet entry in the event.

Des Moines Iowa State Fair Board Howard Kk. Hoit Bayard Arnold Arden Ann

Men Plead Not Guilty To Entering Charge

DES MOINES Two Ottumwa men Vivian E. Jones 22 and Harley G. Young 21 pleaded not guilty to entering the Benson Beverage Co. They were bound over to the grand jury and released after posting $1.50 bond each. Police said they admitted entering with intent to rob the safe.

Des Moines Benson Beverage Co Edwin Moore Vivian E. Jones Harley G. Young Ottumwa Paul Castelline Beverage Company

Daylight Raid Nets Safecrackers Four Hundred Dollars

Mason City officials report daylight robbery at the J. J. Newberry store netting $400. State Agent Max Studer notes the theft mirrors a Newton burglary from the prior week.

Mason City J. J. Newberry Newton Max Studer

Fear 20 Dead In Freighter Burned at Pier

The $1,500,000 blaze damaged a Brooklyn pier and the 8500 ton freighter Panuco. Firemen boarded the burning hulk as two bodies were found on deck. Four bodies were recovered elsewhere and authorities feared more deaths aboard the ship. Missing estimates ranged from nine to seventeen.

New York Brooklyn Panuco

Parachute Troops Stage Contact in Arkansas War

War bulletins report enemy parachute troops with strong air support engaging the Seventh Corps of the Second Army in Arkansas as divisions 33rd and 35th push toward an objective near Guernsey to Blevins. A large scale assault was expected the next day. The Third Army in Louisiana conducted tank warfare testing a mobile anti-tank defense against the Blue force, with indications the tactic was effective.

Second Army Arkansas Seventh Corps Guernsey Blevins Third Army Louisiana

Lights on Car Checked Tonight Warns Washington county

Washington county drivers can have headlights checked tonight in a free light check sponsored by the State Highway Patrol the sheriff and the local police. The service promotes safety with no tickets or charges if lights fail to meet standards. Governor Wilson urged August as a safety month and the test begins at eight o clock on North Avenue B west of the court house inviting all car owners to attend.

Washington State Highway Patrol Sheriff's Office Washington Police Department Iowa D. O. Braden H. M. Putnam George Baker George Wilson Court House North Avenue B

Petain vows to crush opposition as regime tightens control

In Vichy on August 19 Marshal Petain declared determination to crush all opposition to his regime and warned that hedging is over. He spoke at the inauguration of a procedure requiring oaths of allegiance from all public officials to combat hostility to his government.

Vichy Marshal Petain

Surface Work Planned for City Streets This Year

City initiates scarifying of dirt Washington streets to lay a base with crushed rock for primer oil. North town rock delivery begins, then asphalt top coat on about seven miles. Hearing on objections set for Friday at city hall. Company rep assures timely delivery of asphalt and primer materials to avoid delays.

Washington Jine

Appeal Filed in Colburn Krabill Case at Supreme Court

Attorney S. W. Livingston files notice of appeal to the supreme court on behalf of defendant Charles Colburn in the Krabill case, following an earlier district court term.

Supreme Court Clerk of District Court S. W. Livingston Charles Colburn Lester B. Krabill

Opposition to Vichy Spread Across French Electorate

Fragmentary report notes opposition to the Vichy government has moved from former parliament members to broad segments of the old French electorate, signaling wider dissent and potential political shifts.

4-H Livestock Judging Honors at Troon Armory

Robert Foster wins baby beef grand championship at the 1941 4-H exhibit in Troon Armory. Ace the Angus colt is champion and Kent the Hereford shown by Donald Flading is reserve. Marion Timmins captures market pig titles as 42 baby beeves and other classes compete. 4-H show to state fair entries follow.

Robert Foster Washington County Troon D Armory Ace Donald Flading Robert Jackson Boys Club Lloyd Foster Boyd Foster Marion Timmins Cedar Chips Club W. C. Anderson West Liberty Armory Alvin Lueder Kent Bertha Fladung Donald Fladung

Angus and Hereford cattle blue ribbon winners list

The notice lists multiple award groups for Angus Hereford and Short horn classes. Winners include Ace bred by Robert Foster. Rochester shown by Deane Runner. Henry entry by Donald Riley. blue ribbon groups named with handlers in Riverside Washington Wellman and neighboring towns. Red and white ribbon groupings name numerous exhibitors and farms with multiple entries.

Blue Ribbon Group Robert Foster Washington William Foster Washington Deane Rinner Noble Red Ribbon Group Billy Norman Wellman Maynard Schneider Riverside Melvin Schneider Merritt Peggy Raymond Whisler White Ribbon Group James Pence West Chester Roger Stannard Brighton Angus Robert Foster Rochester Deane

Champion Hereford Exhibit Leads Riverside Show

Stanley Chabal of Riverside and Thomas Walker of Washington assisted Billy Stewart of Ainsworth as Champion Hereford Kent. Reserve champ Chunky was entered by Maynard Schneider with Donald Finding exhibiting.

Stanley Chabal Riverside Thomas Walker Washington Billy Stewart Ainsworth Hereford Kent Donald Finding Chunky Maynard Schneider

Livestock Show Results Highlight Breed Champions

First year Deane Rinner Noble leads with first and second in Ayrshire and Holstein. Second year Deane Rinner Noble claims first with Leroy Yeggy Wellman second. Guernsey champion Marie Belle of M'land shown by Deane Rinner. Ayrshire champion Talisman Star Bertha by Marion Timmins Washington. Holstein champions include Dean Emde and Lloyd Duensing with Lexridge Supreme Spotty Susie as second year champion. Marion Timmins wins showmanship. Deane Rinner is runner-up.

Deane Rinner Noble Leroy Yeggy Wellman Billy Stewart Ainsworth Guernsey Marie Belle of M'land Ayrshire Marion Timmins Washington Bertha Holstein Lloyd Duensing Dean Emde West Chester Billy Littwiller Milan Cray Emde Lexridge

Market Pigs Show Results From Marion Timmins Event

Market Pigs champions and reserve champs led by Marion Timmins with blue ribbon entries including Harold Maas Robert McLaughlin and Stanley Chabal. Purebred Durocs and gilts dominated by Chabal Rinner Sojka and Duensing with multiple first place finishes and extended line of blue ribbons across litters and categories.

Marion Timmins Blue Ribbon Harold Maas Wellmantz Robert McLaughlin Washington Stanley Chabal Riverside Edward Chabal Robert Chabal Marvin Lambert Cleo McCoy Crawfordsville Lester and Theodore Mayer Brighton Red Ribbons Keith Rowe Wellman William Foster Raymond Sojka Deane Rinner Noble Mayer Bros. Brighton Market Litter Poland-Durocs Durocs Durocs Boars Lloyd Duensing Ray

Awards at Girls 4 H Show Highlight Local Clubs

The Methodist church hosted 11 county 4 H club displays with judging by Mrs Lillian Lewis Hough of Elgin and a late afternoon style revue. Awards for boys and girls will be presented at 7 45 pm open to members, parents and friends with results listed by Isabelle Combs.

Methodist Church Lillian Lewis Hough Elgin Isabelle Combs

Nazi Drive In Ukraine Continues

German forces hammer their way into the Ukraine and Leningrad sectors as the invasion of Russia continues. Berlin reports a total of 1,126,000 Russians taken prisoner and about 3,500,000 Russian casualties from ongoing operations.

Berlin Ukraine United Press Russia Leningrad High Command

Possible Soviet China mutual aid pact eyed

London reports reliable sources foresee a Soviet Union China mutual aid pact as Chinese General Cheng Chen plans to travel from Chungking to Moscow.

London Soviet Union China Cheng-Chen Chungking Moscow

Missouri Man Fined as Whiskey Confiscated Near Bloomfield

Richard L. Schoonover, 24, of Kansas City, pleaded guilty to illegal transportation of intoxicating liquors before District Judge H. Taylor. He was fined $500, and his car and a large load of whiskey were confiscated. The liquor will be distributed to hospitals, and the car will be seized by the state. Patrolmen Aldershot, Taylor, and Donohue seized the contraband near the Davis County Fair Grounds at Bloomfield last week.

Bloomfield Richard L. Schoonover Kansas City H. ©. Taylor Schoonover Hans Aldershot James Taylor Vincent Donohue Davis County Fairgrounds

Plan Election To Finance Washington Swimming Pool

City council took initial steps toward a voter election to approve a bond issue for an outdoor swimming pool. A committee led by Mrs. A. E. Baldrige estimates costs around 28 000 dollars, based on pools in other towns and current material prices. Petition signatures from 25 percent of last election voters will trigger the election process.

Washington A. E. Baldrige R. E. Arthur Clarence Logan Richard A. Stewart Stephen B. Jones Baldrige

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iRobert Foster Marion Timmins Fear Baby Beef Donald Riley Henry Hereford Blue Ribbon Richard Gardner Eldon Yeggy James Yeggy Duane Schneider Jerry Gardner Robert Schneider William Schneider Bertha Flading John Riley Dean Stannard Dairy Heifer Awards Pig Sow Awards Jolly Jokers Club Lorene Anderson Marie Wright Charlotte Longer Wilma Kleese Lois Hoyle West Point Virginia Eckels Roberta Luers Ruth Duvall Mary Duvall Nedra Duesenberry Patricia Griffith Mary Duval Marion McDowell Maxine Crawford Missouri
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