New Teachers Named for Washington School System
Superintendent M M Schell announced ten new teachers for the city system. The group includes Russell Bannister social sciences high school. Laurence Harshbarger English and speech. Bernice Wilcke librarian and drama director. Norma Anderson homemaking. Mary Wennard sixth grade. George Vujich social studies junior high. Betty Jo Breerksen primary grades. Mary B E Harshbarger second grade. Robert Ferrell local music director. Floyd Freerksen art. Classes start August 29 with enrollments expected to rise in grade schools. Proceeds from a guard unit sale fund recreation.
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YMCA Opens At Junior High For Noon Pupils
Due to limited playground space the YMCA will serve junior high pupils at noon in the east lobby and gymnasium. A supervised study hall will operate for those not attending the YMCA. Girls and boys will alternate gym use. mixed sports once weekly. The hot lunch program begins September 5 with signups and payment on Mondays or Fridays.
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Two cars collide causing injuries on South avenue
A Thursday collision on South avenue left Virgil Wittmer and Mrs. John Blick injured. Each car sustained about 200 dollars in damage as Wittmer attempted to pass Blick’s vehicle while Mrs. Blick turned left into a driveway. The incident was recorded by Washington city police.
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34th Division Band To Play at Armory Dance
Captain Harold Stephens announces the 34th Infantry Division National Guard band will perform at the Armory dance next Thursday evening. The six piece group calls itself The Aristocrats and all are members of the 34th Division National Guard.
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Opening of Junior High Here Announced
Principal Edward Kelly announced the opening of the junior high with the first session on Tuesday August 28 at 8 45. Registration starts then. Seventh and eighth graders should bring registration fees including book rental 1 50 per semester locker deposit 50 cents per year industrial arts 1 50 per semester. Sixth graders need only locker deposit. Seventh graders should hold off buying spelling work books until classes begin. The junior high building is ready after interior redecorating this summer.
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Special Services in Park By Young People
Washington youths plan evangelistic meetings in Central Park next week at 7 30 each evening. No service on Wednesday. Citizens will give testimonials and participate in special music. Speakers Dave Livingston Jr Bill Arnold Milan Thompson and Merle Booth will deliver the addresses.
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Richwood Triumph After Big Rally in Seventh
In Watertown Wisconsin the Richwood softball team staged a dramatic seventh inning rally trailing 7 to 35. After 23 runs the opposing pitcher finally retired the side as Richwood won 60 to 35 gaining an improbable comeback victory.
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Allies Counter Attack Around Korean Beachhead In Brutal Push
Allied forces cut the North Korean supply line north of Taegu and enveloped the pocket at Nak Tong bridgehead. U S 2nd Infantry Division joined the fight storming the east bank bridgehead and pressuring enemy columns. MacArthur reported ongoing elimination of infiltration north of Taegu as air scouts spotted mule hauled artillery near Pusan while planes pounded Korean supply lines.
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Truman Orders Rail Seizure
President Truman ordered federal seizure of the railroads to avert a nationwide strike. Under an executive order the railroads would be controlled by the army and workers urged to remain on duty. The move aimed to ensure continuous transportation and national defense.
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Booster Club Meeting Set At YMCA
The Washington Athletic Booster Club will meet at the YMCA at 7:50 p.m. Monday. Members say community moral support boosts school athletics and invite interested citizens to attend the gathering.
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Rev Basil McBee to Speak at Park Service
Rev Basil McBee of the Associated Presbyterian church will deliver the sermon at the union park service Sunday evening at 6 o clock. The sermon topic is Service.
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Non-Communists Use Plain Talk To Reach Neutral Voters
In a Cold War style piece, United Press reports on neutral publics like Mustafa in Tehran who fear war and value daily subsistence. The story explains how Russians lure with promises while Western democracies push plain talk to awaken indifferent masses to liberty dangers and urgent action.
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Draft call seeks authority to draft doctors and dentists
Washington reports that the Defense Department asked Congress for power to draft doctors and dentists up to age 15. Louis Johnson warned that without authorization he would recall substantial numbers of reserve doctors who served in World War II. Chairman Vinson said he would introduce Johnson’s doctor draft bill and hold hearings starting Monday.
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Bridges Awaiting Conviction Decision
San Francisco AP Bridges leaves jail on bail while awaiting a higher court ruling on his perjury conspiracy conviction. If reversed he may avoid serving a five year sentence. if upheld he must return to prison. Two union aides were convicted as conspirators. The 2 to 1 appellate ruling was issued yesterday. Bridges spent an extra night in jail for legal formalities pending compliance by 1 p.m. EDT today.
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Clinton Man Killed In Car Accident
Elmer Davis aged 37 of Clinton died when his car left the road and crashed into a telephone pole four miles north of Fairfield. Davis was thrown clear as the 1949 Pontiac fell on him after he borrowed the vehicle from Hattie CherHolmes, owner of Hatties Coffee Car in Washington.
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Des Moines Weather Outlook For Weekend
Partly cloudy this afternoon across Iowa with highs 70 to 75 in the north and 75 to 80 in the south. Tonight there will be scattered showers mainly in the extreme west. Saturday brings more scattered showers in the south and west, with partly cloudy conditions in the northeast. Temperatures hold near 70s to mid 80s with light variable winds.
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