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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1942

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Iowa FSA funds to expand farm family participation and loans

Iowa FSA director George Heikens said 1943 funds will help about 1,000 additional Iowa farm families join the program and boost wartime food production. Supplemental loans will aid expansion on 2,300 of more than 10,000 FSA operating farms, with 20,644 Iowa families aided since 1935.

Ames Farm Security Administration Iowa FSA George Aeikens Heikens Des Moines A. J. Loveland Iown Agricultural Adjustment Administration Loveland

Iowan Enlists in Canadian Army in 1940 Missing in Dieppe Raid

Irving Heller a 33 year old former Fort Dodge theater manager who moved to Canada and joined the army in 1940 has been reported missing in action in the Dieppe raid. The notice notes his strong anti Nazi views and service in the Canadian forces.

Des Moines Dieppe France Irving Heller Fort Dodge

Bartender to Face Attempted Murder Charge in Sioux City

County Attorney Maurice Rawlings said he would file a charge of attempted murder against Maurice D. Walsh 28 bartender tied to a tavern shooting that wounded Mrs. Charles Phillips 24 and her husband in Sioux City. Investigators report Walsh threatened a soldier off duty with a pistol and discharged it as the soldier attempted to disarm him.

Sioux City Maurice Rawlings Maurice D. Walsh Charles Phillips South Sioux City Neb

Mail Carrier Sues Over Dog Bite Damages

Mail carrier Mark D. Sellon files a district court damage suit seeking 13 950 against Mr and Mrs Phillip Hoffman alleging injuries from a dog bite.

Sioux City Mark D. Sellon Phillip Hoffman

Five Rescued from River at Keokuk

Five Keokuk persons were rescued from the swift Mississippi after their motor boat capsized midstream. Mr and Mrs Frank Mateus, and their daughter Aileen 11 and son Allan 8, were saved by Joe Inman in a row boat. Melvin Smith, owner and operator of the boat, was saved by a nearby coast guard cutter.

Keokuk Mississippi River Frank Mateus Aileen Allan Joe Inman Melvin Smith Coast Guard

Iowa Man Dies in Gasoline Truck Fire

An Iowa transport truck carrying 3600 gallons of gasoline overturned in Omaha and caught fire, killing Bob Wohlenhaus of Villisca. Driver Emil Dixon of Creston escaped injury. Wohlenhaus, a Fisher Oil Co. employee, was a passenger and trapped in the cab. Fire units were summoned to the blaze.

Omaha Bob Wohlenhaus Emil Dixon Creston Fisher Oil Co Red Oak Wohlenhaus Dixon

Labor Day AAA Picnic Set for Sunset Park

Sunset Park hosts a district AAA picnic on Labor Day with hundreds of farmers from 14 southeastern Iowa counties to hear state committee members speak on Agriculture and the War Effort. Washington county AAA Chair Carl Oldfield expects all four state committee members to attend and invites public participation.

Labor Day Sunset Park Iowa AAA Carl Oldfield Washington County Albert J. Loveland Janesville Hervey E. Hazen Denmark John B. Kimberly Colling Laurel Dieterich Brooklyn Mr. Loveland Territory Washington Johnson Muscatine Henry Louisa Jefferson van Buren Lee Des Moines Keokuk Asiaska Wajello Davisco Basil E. Huston Vids Thashington Reas

Keota Secures Doctor After War Duties

Keota gains medical coverage as Dr. G E Montgomery and Dr Charles Irwin leave for military service. Dr K L McGuire of Richland announces transfer to Keota under the emergency management division. Keota’s office opens Friday August 28 in Dr Montgomery’s former office.

Keota G. E. Montgomery Charles Irwin Richland Office of Emergency Management Montgomery Medical Corps of the Army Fort Sam Houston Texas Irwin

Bond and Stamp Booth Opens In State Theater Lobby

During September the motion picture industry sponsors a bond and stamp drive with a booth in the State theater lobby. Sixty Washington women volunteer to work daily 1 30 to 6 00 and 7 00 to 10 00. Each day the next day’s booth duty will be listed in the State ad. Morning purchases may be made at the theater office. Stamps sold at Fox theater ticket office. Purchasers may have their names inscribed on a B 26 bomber if they request it. September is Salute to Our Heroes month and bonds bought on September 1 receive a theater ticket.

State Theater Washington Fox Theater Motion Picture Theaters of Iowa North American Aviation Corporation

Burial Service for Baby Bernadine Messenger

Graveside services will be held at 2 30 Sunday afternoon in Elm Grove cemetery in charge of Rev W L Clapp for Bernadine Mary Messenger four day old infant daughter of Corporal and Mrs Otis Messenger Friends may call at Sherman s funeral home this evening or tomorrow

Elm Grove Cemetery W. L. Clapp Bernadine Mary Messenger Otis Messenger Sherman

War Time Chalices From Goldplate Iron Base For Chaplains

Chaplains in the U S armed forces will use chalices made of goldplate over an iron base while copper and brass are withheld from producing religious articles until after the war.

U.S

Lamar Colorado Appointed Chief Medical Officer

Lamar Colorado is named chief medical officer for the war relocation project for Japanese Americans, reflecting a wartime administrative role and health oversight responsibilities.

Campaign Aims to Boost Oils and Greases Collection

County salvage committee chairman Earle Libe announced a drive to increase the oils and greases collection in Washington county. R. Wilson and Mrs. Will Sider will lead efforts with educational literature to every home and activities through schools and women’s clubs. Des Moines reports Iowa’s monthly quota at 760000 pounds, with statewide progress lagging.

Earle Libe County Salvage Committee Washington County R. Wilson Will Sider Des Moines Iowa

Kidnapping Charge Dropped in Dakota Case

Attorney L J Kehoe returned home from South Dakota where he represented Kenneth Ayers 18 and Donald Netser 21 both of Wellman who had been arrested for kidnapping The kidnapping charge was dropped and one count of contributing to the delinquency of a minor was substituted with the two youths pleading guilty to that charge and receiving 30 days in jail Ayers and Netser had given a 14 year old girl a ride when she ran away from home and she was picked up at Wahpeton North Dakota and Faith South Dakota

L. J. Kehoe South Dakota Kenneth Ayers Donald Netser Wellman Ayers Netser Dakota Wahpeton N.D Faith, S.D

State totals only 24 000 pounds so far

Only 24 000 pounds have been collected in the state to date, with officials urging further contributions to reach the target. Local authorities stress the need for nationwide support and note lingering shortfalls as fundraising continues.

Industrial Centers Bombed in Major Allied Attacks

Allied air forces struck Germany and the Pacific night offensives with the R A F directing a mass bombing over Nurmberg and Saarbrucken while Britain reported 30 bombers lost. American bombers attacked Malute near Amiens and a French factory servicing Nazi planes as US forces led operations in China.

United Press Germany Southwest Pacific Royal Air Force Nurmberg Bavaria Saarbrucken Berlin R. A. EF London Britain United States Malute Amiens Far East China

Six Cars of Crushed Rock for Washington Streets

Crushed rock for street surfacing is arriving for Washington streets with two cars spread today and four more expected this afternoon. A total of thirty cars are ordered and may be diverted if rulings change. There is growing hope for bituminous top coating materials, with steps toward a release successful though potential delays remain.

Washington

YWCA Sets New Fall Schedule for Women’s Swimming

With school opening the YWCA shifts from summer to school year timings. Tuesday and Friday classes begin at 4 16 pm for grade children 6 pm for junior and senior high pupils and 7 30 pm for adults and high schoolers. Private lessons may be arranged with Jean Atchison instructor. The pool has seen higher participation after YMCA improvements.

Y.W. C.A Y.W.C.A

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