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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1958

Page

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Iowa Farm Boy's Steer Competing In Chicago Finals

A 950-pound Aberdeen-Angus steer named Holy Cow owned by 17-year-old Chuck Wood Jr. of Spencer Iowa competes for the grand championship at the 59th International Live Stock Exposition in Chicago. The steer faces four eastern university contenders after a blue ribbon win in the senior calf class.

Chicago UPI Iowa Holy Cow Chuck Wood Jr Spencer Wood Pennsylvania State University Iowa State College Wether Iowa State Penn State

Airlines Hope for Strike Settlement

Prospects for settlement improve as Trans World Airlines faces a dispute over mechanics seniority rights while Pan American maintains service for months. Eastern Air Lines shows little progress with engineers’ union rejections and American Airlines gains time from a court hearing on a pilots’ union dispute.

Trans World Airlines Pan American World Airways Leverett Edwards National Mediation Board Kansas City TWA International Association of Machinists Pan American Transport Workers Union State Supreme Court Railway Labor Act Eastern Air Lines Flight Engineers International Union Miami Fla IAM Eastern Mechanics American Airlines U. S. District Court Frederick van Pelt Bryan New York Air Line Pilots ’Association American

Pratts Lead In U s Bridge Marathon

Richard and wife Pratt top the third round of the U s Men s bridge marathon with 6900 points, a 200 point edge over Roy Fields and his partner at 6700. Top ten list includes McCleery Phillips Glassburner Morrison Elder Hensel Reed Walker Bailey and the duo of McConaughy Ellingsworth. Missouri the leader with 21813 calves in 1958 the nation s registered Angus cattle production, followed by Iowa Illinois Texas and Oklahoma.

Richard Pratt Pratt Roy Fields Howard McCleery T. R. Phillips William Glassburner Ira Morrison Dave Elder Clint Hensel Robert Reed John Walker Ted Bailey William McConaughy Don Ellingsworth Missouri Iowa Ilinois Texas Oklahoma

Republicans to Meet McManus Over Iowa Senate Appointments

Prominent Republican senators plan an informal meeting with Sen. Edward J. McManus to avoid a clash over Iowa Senate committee appointments for 1959. Republicans hold a 3 17 majority and seek control while Loveless faces cooperation challenges with McManus as presiding officer.

Des Moines UPI Edward J. McManus Senate William Nicholas McManus Nicholas Herschel C. Loveless GOP

Cuban Rebels Defy American Forces

Eastern Cuba reports say 16 Americans held by rebels and more than 60 deprived of water and milk. United Fruit says 14 Americans at Guara station captured with the village. mill and Cuban homes impacted. Rebels call for U S help to free reporters. police deny entrapment claims.

Havana UPI Cuba United Fruit Co Guara Preston United Fruit Preston Mill U.S Inter-American Press Assn Pat Farley Zopane Fort Lauderdale Fla Cienfuegos United States Earl E.T. Smith American State Department Fulgency Batista

School Plan Carries In Louisa and Muscatine Areas

Voters in seven parts of Louisa and Muscatine Counties approved a plan for a reorganized school district in a special election. The proposal passed 556 to 70 in all seven areas including Grandview and Letts. Effective July 1 1959 the new district unites four Louisa County districts and three in Muscatine County.

Columbus Louisa Muscatine Grandview Letts Louisa County

State Senator Watson Dies After Illness in Sheldon

State Sen Harry E Watson 52 a longtime Republican legislator died Monday night in Sheldon after a three day illness. A farmer and landowner from Archer born in 1906 he represented O Brien Clay and Dickinson counties and chaired the Senate Appropriations Committee in 1957. Gov Loveless will order a special election to fill the vacancy.

Sheldon Iowa UPI Harry E. Watson Sanborn Watson Senate Sanborn Funeral House O’brien Clay Dickinson Archer Herschel C. Loveless

Jaycees to Install Christmas Decorations Tonight

Washington Jaycees meet at the Ross Motor Service building at 7 this evening to finish decorating the business district. They will place the nativity scene at city hall and wreaths around the square with all members urged to assist.

Washington Jaycees Ross Motor Service Jaycees City Hall

Farm Prices in Iowa Rise in November

Iowa farm prices in mid November are up 7 percent from a year ago, with the index at 250 percent of the 1910-14 base. The Agriculture Department notes a smaller decline than usual from October, dropping about 1 percent versus the 1947-56 average fall of nearly 5 percent.

Des Moines UPI Iowa Agriculture Department

Petitions on School Reorganization Plan Filed Today

Petitions from 18 districts in the Washington area reorganization plan were filed with county superintendent Lester B. Krabill. Committee members said the required signatures are secured in each district and more than half of eligible rural voters have signed. A hearing before the county board of education will set a date within days to move toward an election.

Washington Lester B. Krabill County Board of Education

Knutson Voices Frustration Over Eavesdropping Probe

Washington UPI reports Rep. Coya Knutson expresses unhappiness at an attorney's disclosure that his operatives bugged her apartment. The attorney Benedict Fitzgerald Jr. claimed use of a parabolic microphone and automobile tracer to track her husband Andy amid a pending suit and alleged affairs.

Washington UPI Coya Knutson D-Minn Benedict Fitzgerald Jr Coya Andy

Tragic Our Lady of Angels Fire Recounts Heroic Escapes

Eyewitness accounts tell of a Chicago tragedy at Our Lady of Angels school. Nurses and lay volunteers describe heroic acts by a nun and father as students struggled to flee amid smoke and flames.

Chicago UPI Our Lady of Angels School

Lions Club Carnival At West Chester Schoolhouse

Chester Lions Club presents its annual carnival and box social at the West Chester school house on Saturday December 6 at 7 30 p m Proceeds support local community projects sponsored by the Lions Club of West Chester

West Chester Lions Club Lions Club of

Arson or accident eyed in Chicago Our Lady of Angels blaze

Police and FBI investigate the Our Lady of Angels fire on Chicago's West Side that killed 87 students and 3 nuns and injured nearly 100 others. Arson squad questions students about a discarded cigarette in the basement stairwell as coroner orders a blue ribbon inquest.

Chicago UPS West Side Austin John XXIII Our Lady of Angels Parochial Walter McCarron Pope Patrick Deely Frank Pape Pape O’sheay Machaj FBI Iroquois Theatre New London Tex Our Lady of the Angels Cook County Robert Quinn Quinn

Farmington Doctor Honored as National General Practitioner

Dr. Lonnie A. Coffin, 68, longtime Farming ton physician, named the nation’s outstanding general practitioner of the year by the AMA House of Delegates. Coffin delivered 2,500 babies, founded Indian Lake Park, supported local youth, and remains active in practice after 44 years in Farmington Iowa.

Minneapolis UPI Lonnie A. Coffin Farmington Iowa The American Medical Assn Coffin AMA House of Delegates Iowa State Medical Society van Buren France Drake University Medical School Iowa Methodist Hospital Des Moines Gretta Indian Lake

Local Swine Men Visit New Testing Station

A carload of residents visited the open house of Southeast Iowa Bear Testing station in Ottumwa on Monday. The station, opened in November, now has 196 pure bred pigs on test with Washington County entries from Knoteks Chabal Riverside and Don Robison Brighton. Local attendees included John Knotek Lee Chabal Ed Long Cecil Long Don Robison and Tom Robb with Knotek serving on the board of directors.

Ottumwa Iowa Washington County Knoteks Chabal Riverside Don Robison Brighton John Knotek Lee Holland Ed Chabal Cecil Long Tom Robb Knotek

Jaycees Sell Christmas Trees Here This Week

Washington Jaycees announce their annual Christmas tree sale to fund service projects. The lot at Willits corner, one block north of the post office, opens Thursday from 2 to 9 p m and runs daily until December 13. After December 13 hours are 1 to 9 p m.

Washington Jaycees Junior Chamber of Commerce Willits Corner

Re Appointment Of Medical Staff At Washington County Hospital

Washington County Hospital board, at a regular meeting, re appointed all present medical staff as required annually. Active staff include C. A. Boice and 10 others. associate members J R Miller, K L McGuire, J G Widmer, John S Hooley. Consulting members cover pathology roentgenology surgery and internal medicine.

Washington County Hospital Board C. A. Boice W.S. Kyle J. M. Lloyd T. M. Mast M. L. McCreedy G. E. Montgomery G. J. Nemmers C. W. Beckman D. G. Sattler E. D. Miller E. J. Vosika J. R. Miller K. L. McGuire J. G. Widmer John S. Hooley K. L. Cross Pathology G. M. Wyatt C. M. Greenwald Roentgenology J. W. Dulin G. H. Scanlon W. R., Vetter C. E. Schrock G. S. Anderson H. M. Korns

Iowa Democrats End 1958 Campaigns in the Red

Iowa Democratic State Central Committee reports a 777.92 deficit after receipts of 16 505 65 and expenditures of 12 451 71 from July 26 to November 25. Chairman Donald Norberg hopes a December 18 Des Moines Victory Dinner will erase the deficit and aid 1960 local elections.

Des Moines UPI Democratic State Central Committee of Iowa Secretary of State Democratic Committee Donald Norberg Albia Norberg

Weather summary for Iowa: mild and cloudy through Wednesday

Partly cloudy through Wednesday with warmer nights in the north and east. Mild conditions continue on Wednesday with highs around 35 in the northeast and near 50 in the southwest. Tonight’s low temperatures range from 24 to 32 degrees. Thursday remains partly cloudy with continued mild weather.

United Press International Iowa

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Pennsylvania Richard Pratts Muscatine County Knutson Max Spachura Mark Spachura Tommy Raymond Tommy Daniel Grimaldi Ed Klock Mary Brock Margaret Chambers Margaret Chester Lions Club Vatican Archdiocese of Our Lady of Angels Daniel O’sheay Patrick Machay Ed Ball Little League
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