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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1956

Page

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Battle at Port Said slows evac amid Cairo violence

Britain and France delayed evacuations at Port Said after weekend attacks that killed at least 100 Egyptians. UNEF moved in while about 7,000 allied troops held debarkation zones amid fears of further reprisals. A UN deadline loomed on salvage fleets, with Egypt insisting on non-British crews.

Port Said Egypt Britain France United Nations Emergency Forces UNEF Debarkation U.N United Nations

Soviet Polish pact to govern stationed troops in Poland

Soviet Foreign Minister Dmitri Shepilov and Defense Minister Georgi Zhukov arrived in Warsaw to sign a new defense pact with Poland. The agreement would define terms for Soviet troops stationed in Poland and their status as visiting troops under Polish law. The visit follows Gomulka's Moscow talks and Poland wide protests over Soviet forces.

Warsaw Poland Dmitri Shepilov Georgi Zhukov Foreign Ministry Josef Cyrankiewicz Okewcie Moscow Communist Party Wladyslaw Gomulka Gomulka Konstantin Rokossovsky Gomulska Germany Red Army East Germany Shepilov and Zhukov Adam Rapacki Marian Spychalski

M & M Distributing and Importers Inc Expands in Washington

The M & M Distributing and Importers Incorporated, a Washington closed corporation owned by the Otto Mulac and Dr. G E Montgomery families, has built a 200 dealer network in nine states since January. Imported goods focus on Indian brass, ivory items, wood pieces and Zari bags, with Sheffield cutlery and Australian jewelry joining displays as the business grows.

Washington M & M Distributing and Importers Incorporated Otto Mulac Dr. G. E. Montgomery Minnesota Nebraska Indiana Illinois Iowa Michigan Missouri Ohio Florida India Mulac Montgomery Sheffield England Austra Guy Montgomery Jim Mulac DE. G. FP. Montgomery M & M Distributing and Importers Inc Montgomery and Mulac Jim Moulac Mid-West

Two Cars Collide At Underpass On Saturday

Henry Taylor and Leo John Sueppel of Washington were in a collision at the north end of the underpass on North Second Avenue Saturday at 12 25 p m. Police blamed part of the crash on a faulty traffic signal at North Second and Fifth Street as the light changed without a yellow caution phase. Taylor’s car had a smashed front and bent frame while Sueppel’s car was damaged about 400 dollars.

Henry Taylor Leo John Sueppel Washington North Second Avenue North Second and Fifth Street Taylor Steppel

Hungarian Revolt Claimed Ended Amid Ongoing Fighting

Vienna reports Russia says the Hungarian revolt ended but Budapest and surrounding mountains still show fighting. Soviet mopping up in the Beuku Mountains near Eger and Miskolc. 654 workers sent to Matra mines as forced labor. Communist police search mountain rebels. capital Budapest tense with possible air action.

Vienna Russia Budapest Matra Hungary Beuku Eger Miskolc Moscow Eger-Miskolc

Man shoots deer from back porch in Petoskey yard

Fred Zipp 3 Sr., home recovering from surgery, chose not to hunt this year yet shot an eight point deer from his back porch in his yard. The deer weighed 150 pounds and bounded across the yard prompting the action.

Petoskey Mich Fred Zipp 3 Zipp

Twelve Die as Car Strikes Golden State Limited

Twelve persons perished when a car crashed into the Chicago bound Southern Pacific Golden State Limited near an unguarded crossing in Phoenix at 2 10 am. A baby girl was critically injured and a 33 year old boy’s body was found hidden in weeds.

Phoenix Ariz Southern Pacific Golden State Limited California

Four Break-Ins Reported in Washington City

Four burglaries occurred Saturday night across Washington including Dave McGaffey garage Fields Motor Company McCormick Store and Golden Foods. A large safe was pried at McCormick with over $68 taken while Fields Motor Co and Golden Foods were entered but yielded little or nothing. Police and sheriff cooperated on the case with thieves taking fusees from the garage and avoiding other merchandise.

Washington Dave McGaffey West Fields Motor Company McCormick Store Golden Foods McCormick Fields Motor Co Sheriff's Office

Mrs. Anna Heisdorfer Dies Near Keota at 73

Mrs. Anna Heisdorfer 73 of the Clear Creek area near Keota died at 7 30 am Sunday at Keokuk County Hospital Sigourney after a Friday stroke Funeral services set for 9 30 am Tuesday at St Peter and Paul Catholic Church Clear Creek with Rev William Wiebler and rosary at 7 30 pm tonight Burial in Clear Creek Cemetery Born Sept 12 1883 in Clear Creek Township daughter of John and Anna Spanier Married Feb 13 1900 to Mike Heisdorfer who died 1950 Survived by one daughter Mrs Mary Pohren of Chicago five sons Pete Ollie William Donald Virgil and Walter 20 grandchildren 12 great grandchildren two brothers Mike Spanier Keota Jacob Spanier Packwood and one sister Mrs Teresa Mohland San Pueblo Calif Preceded by parents husband and two children.

Clear Creek Anna Spanier Clear Creek Township Keokuk County John Anna Margaret Hysel Spanier St. Peter and Paul Catholic Mike Heisdorfer Mary Pohren Chicago Pete Ollie William Donald Harper Virgil Keota Walter Richland Mike Spanier Jacob Spanier Packwood Teresa Mohland San Pueblo Calif

President Eisenhower and Nehru Hold Informal Gettysburg Talks

President Eisenhower and Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru arrived at the Gettysburg farm for informal man to man talks on broad issues. They traveled from Washington in a White House convoy, with Secret Service and press along. They planned a day and night of seclusion and would return to Washington on Tuesday.

Gettysburg Eisenhower Jawaharlal Nehru India Washington White House Secret Service Eisenhower Farm Nehru Blair House Pennsylvania Avenue

Iowa Breeders Co op Annual Meeting Planned in Washington

Gary Peterson invites all dairy interests to a pancake supper and annual meeting at 6 30 p m on Wednesday December 19 at the Legion Hall Washington. Tom Robb county extension director will preside. a dairying movie and Coop reports will be shown along with the Weigh A Day A Month program outline.

Gary Peterson Legion Hall Washington Iowa Breeders Co-op Tom Robb Robb Peterson

Algona Voters Defeat School Bond Issue

Voters in Algona Iowa rejected a $450000 school bond in a 448 to 486 vote, failing to reach the required 60 percent. The measure covered the Fenton Lane Rock Seneca areas within the Sentral Community School District.

Algona Iowa Fenton- Lane Rock - Seneca Sentral Community

Mrs Murdock Dies After Illness at 55

Elsie Sabina Bratten Murdock, 55, of 21 South Marion Avenue died at 9 p m Sunday after a three month illness. Funeral at Jones Funeral Home Wednesday December 19 with Dr. W J Stevens in charge. Burial in Elm Grove Cemetery. Mrs Murdock survived by her husband Charles W Murdock. She was last of her family.

Charles Murdock Marion Avenue Jones Funeral Home W. J. Stevens Elm Grove Cemetery Rebekahs Elsie Sabina Bratten Washington James Monroe Amy Smythe Bratten Washington High School Parsons College Drake University Charles W. Murdock The Christian Tabernacle Murdock

Plan Clarahan Rites At Keota on Tuesday

Susan Allen Clarahan 75 of Harper died Sunday at Twilight Rest Home Keota after prolonged illness. Services Tuesday at Powell Funeral Home Keota with Rev Clyde Mosher. burial Lafayette Center Cemetery. Born November 6 1881 Harper daughter of John and Sarah Allen. Survived by four sons Clifford Wayne Harold and L V Clarahan and four grandchildren. last of her immediate family.

Keota Susan Allen Clarahan Harper Twilight Powell Funeral Home Clyde Mosher Lafayette Center Susan Allen John Sarah Matheney Allen Edward Clarahan Keokuk County Methodist Church Clifford Wayne Harold L. V. Clarahan

Plan Solomon Services At Junction Tuesday

Oliver Solomon 75 of Conesville died Sunday at Muscatine County Hospital. Funeral 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at Stephens Funeral Home Columbus Junction with Rev. William Tomlinson in charge. Burial in Conesville Cemetery. Survived by wife Mable Criger Solomon, one sister Verna Orris, and several nieces and nephews. Born March 3, 1881 in Kansas to John and Martha Hill Solomon. He lived in the Conesville community for many years. Friends may call this afternoon.

Columbus Junction Oliver Solomon Conesville Muscatine County Stephens Funeral Home William Tomlinson Conesvile Mr. Solomon Kansas John Martha Hill Solomon Mable May Criger

Red Cross Volunteer Efforts Reported in Washington County

About 175 volunteers served last month in the Washington County Chapter American Red Cross. Activities included Gray Lady hours at County Hospital and Veterans Administration Hospital, knitting beanies for veterans, canteen work, and gift donations for the Christmas on High Seas project. Junior members aided multiple facilities and rural schools with patient services and holiday preparations.

Washington County American Red Cross Ralph Martin Veterans Administration Iowa City Robert Lowe Special Service Fred Neuhart Rhua Helmick R. H. Hampsher High Seas County Home U. P. Home Washington Wellman Brown and Shenk Home Service Military Veterans

Rev H W Owens New Washington Arrivals

The Rev H W Owen and his wife have moved to 915 West Madison Street Washington from Nashville Illinois where he served as pastor for seven years and eight He has retired after 49 years as a Presbyterian minister arriving in America from Wales in 1907 He studied at Ripon College Wisconsin and earned an MA Later charges included Columbus Junction Nashville Rockville and Lawrenceville Illinois Indiana.

H. W. Owen Washington West Madison Street Owen Nashville Ill First Presbyterian Church America Wales Ripon College Ripon Wis

Three Iowans Dead In Weekend Mishaps

Three Iowans died in weekend traffic crashes raising the 1956 toll to 663 with two others injured. Leo Edward Riede 19 Fairfield died in a Jasper County two car collision. Kim Lawson 2 Winterset died when the family car ran off a road near Dexter. Rebecca Lawson age 1 was treated and released. Mrs Leslie Christiansen 39 Marathon died in a north Lauren collision. James Kurucar 25 Chicago was killed on U S 6 near Davenport.

United Press Iowa Leo Edward Riede Fairfield Monroe Jasper County Des Moines Kim Lawson Roy Lawson Winterset Dexter Lawson Rebecca Leslie Christiansen Marathon Lauren Redman James Kurucar Chicago Wag U.S. 6 Davenport

Snakes Awake Eye Fact Surfaces While Sleeping

Snakes lack eyelids and their eyes remain open even when they sleep. This feature means a snake’s gaze appears uninterrupted as it rests.

Weather IOWA Cold Wave Envelops East Half

A cold wave grips the eastern half with much colder readings tonight as temperatures fall to near zero in the northeast and 5 above in the southwest. Mostly fair tonight and Tuesday, with warmer winds on Tuesday. Normal highs 25 north 33 south. lows 9 north 14 south. Minor precipitation possible late Friday or Saturday with light snow chances.

United Press Iowa

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