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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1942

Page

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Iowa hunter killed by shotgun blast near Greeley

Joseph Fenchel 29 of Dubuque a Savanna ordnance plant worker was killed while hunting near Greeley. He was visiting his wife's parents when the .20 gauge shotgun toppled in a junk pile, exploded and struck him in the back and heart.

Manchester Joseph Fenchel Dubuque Savanna Greeley Fenchel Jacob Fenchel Strawberry Point Ernest Sebert Selbert

Deny College Plea For Tax Exemption

Polk County supervisors denied Grinnell College trustees petition for tax exemption on property at Fifth Ave and Walnut St in Des Moines. The college acquired the J C Penney and F and W Grand store buildings from B A Younker. annual taxes total about 28000 dollars. The trustees had warned of potential litigation if exemption was not granted.

Des Moines Polk County Board of Supervisors Grinnell College Fifthave Walnutt College J. C. Penney B. A. Younker

Muscatine Publisher Clyde Rabedeaux Funeral Planned

Clyde R. Rabedeaux 55 publisher of the Muscatine Journal for 17 years dies after years of ill health. Funeral set for 2:30 p m Saturday at Fairbanks Funeral Home. He joined as a circulation solicitor 30 years ago, became circulation manager in 1912 and advertising manager in 1914.

Muscatine Clyde R. Rabedeaux Muscatine Journal Fairbanks Rabedeaux Journal

Pig Crop in State to Set a New Record

DES MOINES Iowa farmers forecast the 1942 pig crop at 18 516000 head up 17 percent from 1941 and above the 1931 record. Producers plan to keep 2 352000 sows for spring farrow in 1943 up 16 percent, signaling a spring crop exceeding 14 500000 pigs based on 1942 letter sizes, compared with 12 756900 last spring.

Des Moines Iowa

Iowa Fathers Warned of Gas Ration Cuts Over Sons 385 Mile Rule

Des Moines rationing board warned fathers in Iowa they may lose gasoline ration coupons if their sons exceed 385 miles per hour in driving. The action followed a case where Arthur Roustin's son, Robert A Roustin, was convicted of speeding 50 miles an hour and faced consequences while in the Army Air Corps.

Des Moines Iowa East

President Roosevelt signs higher pay bill and curbs staff

President Roosevelt signed temporary legislation granting overtime pay or raises to government white collar workers. He urged agencies to reduce personnel where possible and adopt a six day 48 hour work week as the minimum for both department and field service. The memo called the act a major step toward orderly government personnel.

Washington, D.C Roosevelt Mr. Roosevelt

Fifty Petit Jurors Drawn for January Term in Washington County

Names of fifty jurors chosen for the January term of the Washington County District Court were announced at the courthouse. They will serve beginning Monday January 18 with Judge Frank Beehly presiding and are to report for duty on the term's second Monday unless otherwise arranged. Twelve grand jurors for 1943 were also selected and impaneled on the term's second day.

Washington County Court House Frank Beehly Montezuma

Simplified Tire Ration Plan Proposed by Rubber Chief

William Jeffers, national rubber administrator, proposed a streamlined tire rationing system for farmers. He outlined two simplified forms for farm vehicles used in production and for hire, shifting hire trucks from defense transportation to a farm commission regime. Local commissions would decide tire allocations and production priorities to aid the war effort.

Jeffers Nebraska Iowa South Dakota Office of Defense Transportation Inter-state Commerce Commission State Railway Commission Farm Commission

Christmas Service At Lutheran Church Announced

Rev. E. H. Wendland of Immanuel Lutheran Church invites all to a Christmas Day service at 6 o clock in the morning. The message of Jesus birth will be proclaimed and special carols sung by young and old as the day begins.

E. H. Wendland Immanuel Lutheran Church Jesus

Local Names List For Election Jurors and Notables

The clipping lists individuals by name and ward or township associations including Lew Waldschmidt Edith Welstn Dora Wiley and others such as D. J. Alliman Casper Ed Downs Roy Funston Joe Hines Wm Knebel Edwin Kos Frank Pringle Lola Robertson Richard Stephens H. E. Stewart JR. Wirtz covering various municipalities and districts.

Lew Waldschmidt Iowa Edith Welstn 4Th Ward Dora Wiley Washington D. J. Alliman Marion Co. F. Casper Third Ward Ed Downs Richmond Roy Funston Joe Hines Jackson Wm. Knebel Edwin Kos Highland Frank Pringle Lola Robertson Brighton Richard Stephens Crawford H. E. Stewart West Chester W. Wirtz Wellman

Newcomers Mr and Mrs Henry G Bahde and family move to town

New residents Mr Henry G Bahde his wife and daughter Elaine have moved from Wapello to 516 West Main. Bahde works as a mechanic at Tucker Chevrolet with prior experience in a Wapello garage. Their son Wayne is a ground mechanic in the Army Air Corps at Yuma Arizona. Elaine is a high school student. The family attends the Catholic church.

Henry G. Bahde Elaine Wapello West Main Street Bahde Tucker Chevrolet Iowa Bahdes Wayne Army Air Corps Yuma Ariz

Rationing Board Applauds Public Cooperation During Gas Rationing

County rationing board chairman A E Ballice praises over 90 percent citizen cooperation with gasoline rationing. He cites an example of a Washington man returning unused coupons and notes heavy volunteer help from women and students keeping the system running. He urges orderly compliance and wishes a Merry Christmas.

Washington

Christmas Day Arrives Around The World For Army

As Christmas arrives it finds American forces stationed worldwide and celebrating around the clock. Outposts across Tunisia Philippines New Guinea Solomon Islands and New Zealand reach Christmas Day by mid afternoon to evening New York time. In Alaska Hawaii and other Pacific outposts on the other side of the date line Christmas Eve comes later by several hours.

New York Yuletide America Prince of Peace Tunisia Midway Island Guadalcanal England Philippines New Guinea Tin Solomon Islands Pry New Zealand Alaska Aleutian Islands Hawaii Pacific

Christmas Quiet at Journal Office for the Holiday

The Journal office observes Christmas as a holiday, a long standing tradition since the paper’s founding nearly 50 years ago. There will be no paper printed tomorrow as staff take a festive break. The Journal wishes everyone a Merry Christmas.

Journal The

War industry workers Sutton and Kiesey to spend Christmas at home

J A Sutton and Theodore Kiesey employed in war industry at Clinton will return home this evening to celebrate Christmas with their families.

J. A. Sutton Theodore Kiesey Clinton

Early Christmas Mass at St James Church Schedule Six Masses

A Christmas musical program will be part of the six o clock mass tomorrow at St James Catholic church. Rev H J ad Corcoran to conduct six masses from six to nine o clock with choir selections a vocal solo and a duet. Mrs H L Barker is musical director and Mrs E J Harmeier organist. The six o clock program includes Breotee Cree et metud icid en ae Gruber Choir ve Maria Schubert Forrest Walker Christmas Carol Mass Korman Offertory Adeste Fiedles Gesu Bambeno Pietro A You Obligato by Margaret Ellen Barker and Joan Kiefer Recessional The First Nowell.

H. L. Barker St. James E. J. Harmeier Ae Gruber Choir Maria Schubert Forrest Walker Korman Gesu Bambeno Pietro A. You Obligato Margaret Ellen Barker Joan Kiefer Nowell

Good Fellow Dinner Baskets Distributed

Good Fellow Christmas baskets are delivered to needy families. contributions were about 55 below last year, with one extra $5 gift from a Washington businessman bringing the total to $59.75. Baskets are slightly lighter due to lower funding, though still well filled. Douglas Smith led the deliveries this afternoon.

Washington Douglas Smith

Red Army advances cut Don valley in Tunisia theater

United Press reports the Red Army seized a German divisional general and 1,600 men at Suliansky near the Stalingrad rail line, slicing the Don valley. Pravda notes 17 German planes captured intact. Tunisian front poised to flare with renewed activity as both sides reinforce. RAF says Allied air activity in Tunisia exceeded the Axis.

Red Army Suliansky Stalingrad-Kharkov Don Valley Pravda Medjez-El-Bad Tunisia

State Guard Officers To Attend Midwest School

Iowa state guard officers will attend a United States Army school for midwest state guards at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri beginning January 9. Two Iowa regiments will select officers to fill the state quota. The school runs two ten day periods under the seventh service command headquartered in Omaha training in basic technical and tactical subjects.

Des Moines Iowa United States Army Fort Leonard Wood Rolla Arthur T. Wallace Iowa Guard Seventh Service Command Omaha Neb

Christ Still Lives in the Winter Wind

A reflective Christmas meditation speaks of Christ in the manger and the enduring message of goodness. The poem contrasts hatred with mercy and envisions a future where Christ and Christmas inspire peace, church unity, and hope for humanity.

Christ Bethlehem

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