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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1958

Page

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Witness Says Union Election Was Crooked

E E Gene Walla of St Louis Local 682 testified before the Senate Rackets Committee that the January ballot for control of St Louis Joint Teamsters Council was crooked. He said Gibbons gained seven disputed ballots from Tampa Florida carnival workers and noted questionable membership records and doctored memos in Local 447 papers.

Washington UPI Harold J. Gibbons St. Louis Gibbons Tampa Fla Carnival Workers Walla Carnival Robert F. Kennedy Teamsters John English Lewis Florida Harry Karsh Karsh

Labor Day traffic warned as up to 420 may die

United Press International reports the National Safety Council warns Labor Day travel could see as many as 420 traffic deaths during the three day holiday starting Friday evening. About 45 million cars expected on roads with 12 000 possible disabling injuries.

United Press International National Safety Council United Press Internatioal National Guardsen Illinois Iowa

Omer D. Long Services Set at Richland

Omer D. Long 63 died Thursday at University hospitals Iowa City after two weeks illness. Services at 2 p m Saturday at the Friend's church Richland. He was a farmer near Rubio born July 6 1895 in Rockingham County Virginia. Survivors include his wife five sons two daughters mother four brothers a sister and 16 grandchildren. Funeral arrangements by Gould's Richland funeral home.

Richland Omer D. Long Mr. Long University Hospitals Iowa City Rubio Rockingham County Virginia James Lavinia Hedrick Long Iowa Rachael W. Rudolph Lester Rock Island Arthur Wayland Richard Howard Brighton Donald Virginia Halley Violet Archer Moulton Long Gould

Norfolk Board to Enroll 17 Negroes in White Schools

The Norfolk School Board announced it will enroll 17 Black students into six white schools on Sept 8 despite a state law that would close integrated public schools. The move follows federal court orders and comes as Virginia cities like Charlottesville and Arlington face similar mandates.

Norfolk UPI Norfolk School Board Walter E. Hoffman Charlottesville Arlington Virginia Paul G. Schweitzer Schweitzer Hoffman

Arm Leon Beatty American Legion Meets Tuesday Evening

Members of the Leon Beatty American Legion post are slated to meet Tuesday at 8 o clock. Commander Charles Livingston urges all members to attend and refreshments will be served.

Auto Racing Spotlight at the 100th Iowa State Fair

At Des Moines the 100th Iowa State Fair features stock car racing this afternoon with a 100 lap feature and big cars under the lights tonight at the fair grounds track. Bobby Grim won the National Speedway Championship race with an 8 44.34 time, lapping nine rivals, and earned 600 dollars for first place.

Des Moines API Fairgrounds Middle West Gus Scharder Bobby Grim Indianapolis Ind Grim Don Carr St. Petersburg Iowa Mercury Red Cross First Aid Station

Iowa Driver Point Forecast for Labor Day Weekend

Acting Public Safety Commissioner Russell Brown predicted about 4 000 points will be added to Iowa driver records over the three day Labor Day weekend. He said roughly 1 000 drivers will be stopped from 6 p m tonight to midnight Monday. He warned ten may die on highways during the period as violations average about four points and ten points triggers license suspension.

DES Moines UPI Russell Brown Iowa Brown

Eisenhower Signs New Farm Measure

President Eisenhower signed a farm bill lowering price supports and expanding planting freedom for 1961. It sets minimum parity supports at 65 percent for corn cotton and rice and keeps cotton and rice allotments at 16 million and 1.6 million acres respectively. Corn growers face a December referendum to accept lower supports.

Washington UPI Eisenhower Congress Ezra T. Benson

Mrs Susan Peiffer of Keota Dies at 86

KEOTA Mrs Susan Buch Peiffer 86 died at home in Keota after months of illness Funeral director Powell Funeral Home Keota will handle arrangements She was born April 2 1872 in Clear Creek Township to Constantine and Magdalene Street Buch Married November 30 1893 to John A Peiffer they farmed near Keota until 1945 He died August 29 1951 She was member of St Mary s Catholic Church reading circle and Altar and Rosary Society Survivors include five children 31 grandchildren and 55 great grandchildren She was last of her family

Keota Susan Buch Peiffer Powell Funeral Home Peiffer Clear Creek Township Constantine Magdalene Street Buch John A. Peiffer St. Mary’s Catholic Church St. Mary’s Altar and Rosary Society Vince Dorothy) Schulte Harper Stephen Webster Paul Frances) Redeker Coggan Frank Leo Lena) Vogel Washington

Aircraft Carrier Ordered to Join U.S. Force Off Formosa

Judges nationwide challenged FBI Director J Edgar Hoover s claim that youth were deteriorating. They approved a National Probation and Parole Assn resolution defending youth as better informed and more law abiding, opposing a get tough approach and blaming juvenile courts for crime.

U.S Formosa Pasadena Calif UPI FBI J. Edgar Hoover Advisory Council of Judges of the National Probation and Parole Assn American Bar Assn Hoover ABA America

Mrs. Miller Wellman Dies in Iowa City

Sadie Elizabeth Hartzler Miller born 1883 in Bellefontaine Ohio died in Iowa City while living there a month. Funeral at Lower Deer Creek Mennonite Church with burial. Survivors include husband Henry Miller died 1952 two daughters three sons 17 grandchildren five great grandchildren two sisters four brothers. Washington County Field Day and Plowing Matches entrants named with winners and organizers.

Wellman Sadie Elizabeth Hartzler Miller Iowa City Lower Deer Creek Harold Miller Lorene) King Dale Mary) Slaymaker Ivan Dorothy) Wagner Everett Davisson Wayland Maurice Altenhofen Washington Washington County Jesse Wood Ainsworth

Teamsters Gift To Loveless Fund Reported

Jake More testified that the Teamsters Union donated 17,500 to Loveless during the 1956 campaign. He and secretary Mary Jane Freeman said the money was deposited in Loveless for Governor accounts with no knowledge by Loveless. Checks came from Central Conference for 5,000 signed by Hoffa and Gibbons and from International Brotherhood for 12,500 with illegible signature.

Des Moines UPI Jake More Teamsters Union Herschel C. Loveless More Mary Jane Freeman Loveless Central Conference of Teamsters International Brotherhood of Teamsters St. Louis Teamster James Hoffa Harold Gibbons Legisla

Powerful Fleet Now Standing Guard in Far East Waters

Communists bombard Quemoy islands in a pre-invasion flare up as the U S moves the carrier Midway toward Formosa. Premier Chen Cheng urges crisis preparation while martial law clamps major cities and a curfew is imposed.

Far East Waters Taipei Formosa UPI Quemoy Islands United States Washington Eisenhower Christian Herter White House James C. Hagerty Formosa Strait London Defense Ministry Reds Tatan Erhtan Quemoy Amoy Wallace M. Beakley Chen Cheng Pacific Matsu Islands Radio Moscow U.S Chiang Kai-shek China Ministry of Economic Affairs Overseas Affairs Commission Ministry of Interior

Drinking Gasoline Fatal Surprise for Iowa Infant

Richard Lee Seaton, 1, died after drinking gasoline from a bucket used by his father Clyde Seaton while painting a window frame in Iowa City. He was dead on arrival at Mercy Hospital. Authorities say death resulted from gasoline entering the windpipe after swallowing it. The family has another child, Lori, 2.

Iowa City Iowa UPI Richard Lee Seaton Clyde Seaton Mercy Hospital Lewis Jacques Seatons Lori

Eisenhower Signs Social Security Increase With Other Measures

President Eisenhower approved 42 bills including a 7 percent boost to Social Security and higher payroll taxes to fund it. He also signed a $53.3 billion foreign aid bill, a farm bill, and a welfare and pension funds measure, while vetoing two minor bills. The social security rise takes effect in February with average checks up about $4.75 monthly for 12 million beneficiaries. Future actions await Congress as he warned of needed reforms to welfare oversight.

Washington UPI Eisenhower Newport R.I Congress Free World Labor Secretary of Labor

Missile launching sites chosen near Offutt Air Base

Col James Capels announced three SAC missile launching sites will be built near Offutt Air Base with one at Missouri Valley Iowa Mead Nebraska and Arlington Nebraska. The Atlas or Titan ICBMs may be stationed with construction contracts totaling about 27.2 million dollars this winter.

Omaha Neb UPI Stategic Air Command Offutt Air Base Missouri Valley Iowa James Capels Air Force Mead and Arlington Offutt Air Force Base Caples Army Corps of Engineers Capels Atlas Titan Strategic Air Command

Weather Iowa Forecast Shows Warm Weekend and Scattered Thunderstorms

Partly cloudy with scattered thundershowers mainly northeast tonight. Highs near 85 to 95 with cooler lows in the 60s. Saturday and Sunday remain warm with 80s to mid 90s and possible afternoon storms. Five day outlook calls for near normal temperatures through Wednesday with frequent small changes and scattered showers averaging half an inch.

United Press International Iowa

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