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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1946

Page

1

Increase in Tax Budget Requested by State Tax Commission

Des Moines reports the state tax commission seeks 15 to 17 percent general appropriations increases and a three point tax appropriation for the next two fiscal years. The panel asks for 234 417 dollars annually and 614 50 for three point tax administration, citing higher travel costs, salaries, and new equipment. Chairman Grantham says railroad, public utilities and pipeline appraisals may be needed. The hearing also touches on a possible five day week for state employees as several departments consider the change.

Des Moines State Tax Commission State Department Nebert Blue State Orfred Porter Grantham Commission Statehouse Blue Tax Commission H. A. “Tex” Grantham

Santa Claus Arrives For Program In Central Park

Santa Claus traveled with Jay Good and his troupe and set up a platform and loud speaker in Central Park Washington. Children will enjoy an afternoon program of Christmas music as the holiday atmosphere spreads with more events planned later in the day.

Santa Claus Washington Jay Good Santa Central Park

Mrs. Willey Widow of Pastor Dies at 80 in Brighton

Ora Rebecca Willey 80 widow of Rev J H Willey died at 8 35 last evening at her daughter Mrs W B Nunan’s home in Washington. She suffered a broken hip four years ago and funeral services will be at Antioch church north of Fairfield with burial in Winterset Iowa. She was born Sept 20 1866 in Louisa County and survived by a son and several daughters, seven grandchildren and three great grandchildren.

Brighton Ora Rebecca Willey J. H. Willey Pleasant Plain W. B. Nunan N. Marior Ave Washington Witley Omar Hoskins Antioch Fairfield Winterset Towa E. E. Voss Ora Rebecca Gentzler Frank Gentzler Louisa County Iowa Willey Antioch Church

Plan for re marking of streets in Washington city

Washington city council discussed a plan to install new street designations at intersections to replace the dim old markings. About 400 signs would be erected on boards with white backgrounds and black square block lettering at all corners to aid navigation.

Washington Cann eWay Thorne Well Company Woodlawn Cemetery

Ten Women Two Men on Dog Jury in Washington County Case

Introduction of evidence began this morning in Glenn Dickinson vs. Ivan Rhodes before a jury of ten women and two men. The panel included Lena Ramseyer, Carrie Quinn, Elizabeth Laman sky, Helen Klepfer, Myrtle Vincent, Lyda White, Gladys Wulf, Vesta Whitehead, Zelda Gerot, Ida Wooley, Jack Cherry, and George W. Fry. The dispute concerns ownership of a coon hound named Blue valued at $100, with plaintiff seeking return of the dog via replevin after alleged theft in July 1942 and defendant claiming he bought the animal. The case was expected to wrap today. a council committee will report on possible next steps.

Glenn Dickinson Ivan Rhodes Washington County District Court Lena Ramseyer Carrie Quinn George W. Fry Elizabeth Lamansky Helen Klepfer Myrtle Vincent Lyda White Jack Cherry Gladys Wulf Vesta Whitehead Zelda Gerot Ida Wooley Blue

Bicycle Safety Campaign Aims at Youthful Cyclists

NEPW YORK December 3 John Auerbach executive secretary of Bicycle Institute of America announces a campaign to teach youths safe riding rules traffic awareness and bicycle maintenance through schools homes police and media. He notes that obeying traffic laws by cyclists protects future drivers and cites nationwide efforts plus millions of safety pamphlets and posters distributed to aid education.

Nepw York John Auerbach Bicycle Institute of America, Inc Mr. Auerbach

Senators to Publish Report Reducing German Allegations

Senate War Investigating committee released Brig. Gen. Cooke's official report denying charges of lecherous living by U S military officials in Germany. Four Republican senators announced plans to publish a sensational secret document on American military government conduct in Germany, despite warnings it could affect UN talks.

Washington Harley Kilgore W. Va Senate War Investigating Committee Army U. S Germany Elliot D. Cooke Inspector General's Office Cooke Kilgore Republican Committee Arthur H. Vandenberg Michigan Senate United Nations New York George Meader GOP Owen Brewster Homer Ferguson Mich William F. Knowland Cailf Joseph H. Ball Minn Meader Europe

Three Hurt in Late-Maf Collision Near Katona

A pickup driven by 72 year old Kelena man Lb Yoder and a car driven by Eldon Ayers of Wellman collided two miles west of Katona. Ayers and passengers Lloyd and George Whetsting suffered bruises as their overturned car forced them to escape through broken windows. A dead coon found in the car suggests coon hunting. Yoder had chest injuries. None were serious.

Anecar Katona Yoder Kelena Iis Eldon Ayers Wellman

Health group elects officers and directors

Mrs Lyle Wilson was elected president of the Washington County Health Improvement association at a farm bureau office meeting. Glenn Dunbar of Richland was named vice president with Maurine Badham as secretary treasurer. Directors for three year terms include Mrs Dale Jackson English River Mrs George Horn Jackson Mrs Sam Statler Franklin Fliey Flankenhorn Oregon Lester Krabil county superintendent of schools Leo Be Sturgeon county extension director and Dr C A Boice.

Lyle Wilson Washington County Health Improvement Association Farm Bureau Glenn Dunbar Richland Maurine Badham Dale Jackson English River George Horn Jackson Sam Statler Franklin Fliey Flankenhorn Oregon Lester Krabil Leo BE. Sturgeon Dr. C. A. Boice

Iowa farm income to exceed one and a half billion dollars

Des Moines reports Iowa farm income for 1946 will surpass 1.5 billion dollars, nearing the 1944 record. Statistician Leslie Carl cites nine months of data plus last quarter estimates, noting livestock sales and grain prices as key factors shaping final totals.

Iowa Des Moines Leslie Carl State Crop and Livestock Reporting Service Carl Ilona

Urges Early Action For Kenny Fund

Tom Duncan head of the Irene Kenny infantile paralysis fund for this county urges quick contributions this last campaign week. Donations may be left in person with Frank Kos at the Washington State Bank or mailed with the printed Journal coupon.

Tom Duncan Sister Kenny Frank Kos Washington State Bank

Prolonged coal strike could cripple economy and utilities

Washington report warns another 47 days of coal strike would put 5 million workers idle, cut industrial output 25 percent, and trigger a major transport crisis. Hauser projects declines in national income, mass plant shutdowns, and widespread heating fuel shortages affecting households and businesses.

Washington Philip M. Hauser Secretary of Commerce United States Hauser

Judge Delays Sentencing of John Lewis in Coal Strike Contempt

U S District Judge T Alan Golds borough found John Lewis and the United Mine Workers guilty of contempt for defying a November 18 injunction to keep coal production moving during the strike. Lewis spoke after verdict calling the injunction history and the Norris LaGuardia act relevant while the union claimed a labor dispute over conditions.

John L. Lewis United Mine Workers of America Washington Joseph Padway A.F.L Welly Hopkins T. Alan Goldsborough International Soundvhato John Lewis Lewis United Mine Workers UPL Padway

Rothschild Store Marks 42nd Anniversary Sale

Rothschild Store celebrates 42 years in Washington, a longtime merchant on the square. The shop lists new nationally advertised lines including Textron Justin McCarty Johara Juniors and Moordaly Casuals as part of the anniversary sale. The business has served a large local trading area in women’s ready to wear.

Rothschild’s Washington Textron Justin McCarty Dallas Johara Juniors Moordaly Casuals Rothschilds

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