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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1933

Page

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Fund to Aid Cattlemen Is Proposed

Secretary of Agriculture Wallace proposed a 200 million dollar fund to finance adjustment programs for the dairy and beef cattle industries. He would seek congressional approval if farm leaders favor it in their conference. The plan would supplement processing taxes to finance price reductions and provide advance producer payments to ease rising costs and falling incomes.

Washington, D. C Wallace Farm Organization Congress

Crone's Again Holds Baby Beef Contest

The Crone's store hosts its annual baby beef stunt with a 19 month old infant in the window for public guessing. Prizes are awarded to those who guess closest to the animal's weight.

Crone’s Crones

Community appeal rushes Goodfellows fund drive

Donations total $66 10 with $75 more hoped by afternoon and tomorrow as baskets are prepared by Us Men’s clubs. Bread and meat donated. funds needed to reach goal. Dr W D Dwyer leads, emphasizing voluntary contributions and acceptance of donors’ names.

W. D. Dwyer H. & A. Baking Co Lester Long A. B. Carr @ Son Dwyer Crone & Sons Sidney Moore J. O. Matthews C. Pordyce W. Marweed

Beverly Hills Quotation on Mussolini and Maternal Policy

A Beverly Hills observer contrasts Mussolini’s motto with the idea of a “baby in every arm” and cites a sample of 92 mothers totaling 1 288 children to critique social quotas. The piece argues that commanding births marks dictating power, unlike other nations’ budgets or car slogans.

Beverly Hills Cal Mussolini

College game slated for 7 30 tonight at home court

Washington Marshalltown junior college battles Marshalltown here at 7 50 after no prelim, aiming to start strong and finish before the State theater opening. Coach Freshwaters tests several players while Marshalltown is coming off a 42 20 win over Washington. Washington high school also travels to Burlington for its Lit tle Six opener with players listed as McPadden Mangold Hammer Mallory Woodford Norton Leeper Cantoni Tucker Eicher and Hampsher.

Cardinal Marshalltown Washington George Freshwaters Burlington Sprung & Surprise Guy Carlton McPadden Mangold Hammer Mallory Woodford Norton Leeper Cantoni Tucker Eicher Hampsher

Planning program for Washington Y open house event

The Washington Y open house on New Years Day will feature a joint planning effort by Secretary L. W. Soule and Y M C A leaders. Milburn McKay directs junior high and senior orchestra, with a basketball game against Wapello, volleyball exhibitions, ping pong and checker tournaments, tumbling, and refreshments for all guests. Louie Cyril James, son of John James, underwent an appendicitis operation at Washington County Hospital this morning.

Washington Y. S. Co. A L. W. Soule Y. M Milburn McKay Cyril James John James Washington County Hospital

Accident Victims Improve After Car Crash

Robert Godfrey and Miss Elie Morrison sustained serious injuries when Godfrey’s car struck a railway crossing signal post on North Marion Avenue. Godfrey regained consciousness after a concussion with a head cut and two broken ribs. Morrison, age about fifteen, has cuts and several fractured ribs but rests comfortably as doctors report improving condition.

Godfrey

Local Option Debate Dominates Des Moines Discussion

In Des Moines on December 22 a public discussion on local option liquor bills highlighted the looming battle in the Iowa General Assembly after Christmas. House members in the debate included Fabritz of Wapello promoting local option, with Rice of Keokuk and Sours of Floyd leading in favor, while Gallagher of Iowa and Alesch of Plymouth opposed.

Des Moines General Assembly Fabritz Wapello House Committee Rice Keokuk Sours Floyd Gallagher Iowa Alesch Plymouth

Young vocalists present Messiah in high school auditorium

The chorus of over sixty students under Miss Helen Coffey staged The Messiah before a large crowd. Soloists William Stewart Helen Melinski and Virginia Davis impressed. Milburn A McKay directed the Little Symphony Orchestra. two pianos accompanied Sarah Marie Davis and Catherine Masson.

Helen Coffey William Stewart Helen Melinski Virginia Davis Vera Stutsman Ruth Davis Neta Petters Wilma Palmer Virginia Davie Jean Moore Little Symphony Orchestra Milburn A. McKay Sarah Marie Davis Catherine Masson Miss Coffey

Funeral services for Mrs Claude McCall held yesterday

Funeral services for Mrs Claude McCall were conducted yesterday afternoon at the L A Jones funeral home. Rev W R Foster presided with Dr B P Telford assisting. Pallbearers named Frank Moore Harry Bishop Sam Witmer Tom Randall Howard McCall Glenn McCall and others.

Claude McCall L. A. Jones Funeral Home W. R. Foster 8. P. Telford Frank Moore Harry Bishop Sam Witmer Tom Randall Howard Glenn McCall

Y. M. C. A. Quintet Beats Grandview Aces 39 to 26

The Y M C A basketball team traveled to Grandview yesterday evening and defeated the Grandview Aces, an independent squad, 39 to 26. The Y team had to play strong basketball to overcome a Grandview quintet composed of high school standouts from a past state meet.

Grandview Grandview Aces

Indigent Patient Measure Passed in Des Moines

The Iowa House approved the quota plan for admitting patients to the State University hospital 96 to 2 ending debate on the measure The bill limits yearly admissions by county quota based on population with a 10 percent overage allowed and costs borne by counties from state funds The act reduces the examining physician fee from 5 to 3 and implements the state hospital authorities August plan across counties

Des Moines House State University of Iowa Hospital Senate Speider Milhone Page Speidel Washington State Hospital Beorg

Boys to provide grain for birds plan discussed

Boy Scouts of Washington and other local youths gathered at the Y M C A to hear T K Johnston outline a program to build and maintain quail feeding shelters this winter. Prizes will reward best shelters funded by Johnston and local supporters.

Boy Scouts of Washington T K. Johnston Sigourney Toby &. L. Breitenbach Washington Johnston

Wellman Defeats Brighton In Close High School Game

December 22 Wellman high school defeated Brighton 21 to 16 at Brighton. Lewis scored 10 points to lead Wellman and Livezey added 6. The Wellman second team also beat Brighton second 18 to 14.

Wellman Wellman High School Brighton Lewis Livezey

Roosevelt Plan Cuts Inflation Sparks Market Rally

United Press reports President Roosevelt raised the domestic silver price to 64.5 cents an ounce increasing by 21 cents and ordered limited coinage via purchase of newly mined silver. The move halted currency inflation hopes and boosted silver mining optimism with markets reacting sharply across stocks, cotton, wheat, and corn while government bonds lagged.

United Press Roosevelt West Congress

Second Holiday Benefit Dance at City Hall

The Washington Municipal band staged the second holiday dance at city hall to raise funds for new chairs in the auditorium and for new music. Ray Kupka, committee chairman, announced the third dance will be held next Thursday with free admission for ladies.

City Hall Washington Municipal Band Ray Kupka

Kalona and Ainsworth CWA repair projects approved

Chairman Carl W. Klein announces that Kalona and Ainsworth school repair jobs are approved as CWA projects. Start is planned for next Tuesday with 13 workers in Kalona for four weeks and six workers in Ainsworth for two weeks. crews drawn from county quarry workers.

Carl W. Klein Washington County Emergency Relief Committee Kalona Ainsworth CWA Des Mones Kilota Ainworth Symnasium

Mrs C C Reister Leaves Hospital for Home

Mrs. C. C. Reister was discharged from Washington County Hospital this morning and returned home after recently undergoing an operation.

C. C. Reister Washington County Hospital

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