U S Official Cites Censorship of Moscow Dispatches
Deputy Assistant Secretary of State How land Sargeant told Inland Press Association that American correspondents in Moscow are warped by Soviet censorship. He noted Russia distorts news both entering and leaving the country and urged radio as a bypass to reach Soviet and satellite audiences with the truth.
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Russia
Voice of America
Morrison Secures Supreme Court Rule Confirmation
E. D. Morrison Jr. attorney for the Emma Wright estate petitioners, announced official confirmation from the Iowa Supreme Court that Judge Beckley’s decision is upheld. The case centers on Emma Wright's will wording. Norma Haffner of Des Moines attended the Haffner Thompson wedding while visiting her parents in Wapello.
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Emma Wright
Iowa Supreme Court
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Des Moines
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Mrs. H. W. Haffner
Wapello
White Cloud Club Meets at Evans Home
The White Cloud club met February 7 at Mrs. Evan Evans home in Crawfordsville with 15 members present. Members shared an original valentine verse during roll call and the group planned a donation to the polio fund. Mrs. Everette Davis and Mrs. Allan Lucas led afternoon entertainment featuring famous name brands and their uses.
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Snowbound Midwest Roads Slow Travel Across Several States
Snow and sleet glazed highways from the Dakotas to New York as Indiana rivers rise above flood stage for the sixth time this year. Iowans dug out 11 inch snow drifts while flood warnings continued along the Wabash and White rivers. A drowning occurred in Arkansas as a car was swept from a bridge and coastal storms delayed air operations in several states.
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Don Radda Wins Washington County Corn Yield Contest
Don Radda, Washington county corn specialist, won the 10 acre yield contest with 209.62 bushels per acre. Other top county yields include Joe Knotek 144.41, Edward R. Rees 187.92, Maurice Crawford 134, Enfeld and Griffith 123.76, Jesse Radda 116.24, Yoder and Gingerich 113.28, Leslie Bell 104.71. The county results were announced by Marion S. McAvoy, VFW contest chair, with Crawford disqualified for state entry but counted fourth in the county. state results to be announced at Ames. The Iowa Corn and Small Grain Growers Association sponsors the state contest, and a banquet for high-yield farmers is planned by the VFW.
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Washington County
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Washington Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
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Washington
Edward R. Rees
Crawfordsville
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Wellman
Enfeld and Griffith
Jesse Radda
Marions
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VFW
McAvoy
Theodore Turner Dies at 71 in Washington Community
Funeral services for Theodore Turner age 71 who died at his home 711 South Avenue C Sunday night are pending arrival of distant children. Turner born September 11 1878 in Washington son of George and Sarah Turner. Survived by wife step mother five children two brothers and three grandchildren. Arrangements handled by Sherman’s funeral home.
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Washington High School
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Fairfield
Eleanor Turner
Louisville
Lewis Shank
Indianapolis
Ind
David Turner
Des Moines
Charles Turner
Camp Campbell
Fred Turner
Willis Turner
Saginaw
Mich
Sherman
Boy Scouts Set Records During One Day City Administration
Washington hosts National Boy Scout week as Boy Scouts under Mayor Larry Cochran run a mock city for a day. Police court fines totaled 20.01 dollars for sidewalk bicycle rules and stop sign violations while the city jail held eight offenders at one point. Edward Jarrard received the Eagle Scout award at a Methodist church dinner marking the observance.
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Three GOP Candidates in U S Senator Race
Des Moines described a three cornered GOP contest for the U S Senate nomination with Earl Wisdom set to announce his candidacy. Current candidates include Sen Rourke Hickenlooper and Harry Thompson. Wisdom, 61, Iowa rural electric cooperatives executive secretary, has a long career in law and public service and may attract labor support.
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Hickenlooper
Harry Thompson
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Carl Stephens
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Bloomfield
Iowa
William S. Beardsley
Beardsley
Miners Defy Court Injunction Across Eastern Fields
Miners from United Mine Workers defied Truman's court injunction and refused to work. Mines in Pennsylvania Ohio and West Virginia stayed idle as officials reported no activity. Workers expressed defiance and said they would not return despite Lewis' order to end the strike.
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Ohio
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Weather in Des Moines Forecast Snow and Wind Drift
Des Moines area expected snow in the west and north with freezing rain and sleet in the southeast this afternoon. North northeast winds will cause drifting. Temperatures fall slowly with snow ending tonight in the southeast and west by evening. Clouds and wind persist with lows near 10 to 24. Tuesday cloudy and winds diminishing. Highs 20 to 50. Clearing Tuesday night with lows 10 to 20 and Wednesday partly cloudy with highs near 32.
Certificates of merit awarded to 11 Iowa churches
At the Iowa Christian rural fellowship meeting held at Iowa State College 11 churches across 57 counties received certificates of merit. Dean Floyd Andre of the college agriculture division presented the awards, and the Methodist church at Kalona was among recipients.
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Iowa
Iowa Christian Rural Fellowship
Iowa State College
Floyd Andre
College Agriculture Division
Methodist Church
Kalona
Night Blaze Destroys Emporia Masonic Lodge Building
A three story brick structure housing the Masonic lodge and several small businesses in Emporia Kansas suffered about 500000 dollars in damages in a blaze of unknown origin. Fire Chief C C Johnson said the fire started in the boiler room and spread via air ducts to the upper floors. The alarm rang at 9 p m and the fire was under control near midnight with no injuries reported.
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ISC Alumni Winter Dinner Meeting At YMCA
Iowa State College alumni are urged to reserve for the winter dinner at the YMCA community room Friday evening February 17 at 6 45. Bill McConnell leads the ISC re club with Dr A Peterson heading the committee and Ray Cunningham of the YMCA ISU to speak. Square dancing will follow with Arte mas Brown as instructor. Dinner is 1 25 per plate and reservations should be made to Dr Peterson by calling 802 before Wednesday.
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Iowa
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Peterson
Finke Couple Back From Two Weeks in California
Mr and Mrs Roy Finke of Route 4 returned Saturday afternoon from a vacation in Los Angeles and surrounding towns. They visited Hollywood the Wilson Observatory and the Knox Berry Farm. On the return trip they visited old Mexico briefly.
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N H Gist to Speak At Community Forum
Nathan Howard Gist, noted lecturer and columnist, will headline the second Community Forum in the Washington high school auditorium on Thursday evening February 16. Gist, Iowa native and author of Life At Its Best, is sponsored by the Fortnightly club with tickets via the YMCA.
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Washington
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Tornado Toll Rises Across Four States With Destruction
Storms ripped through east Texas northwest Louisiana and west Tennessee killing at least 44 people, including a family of eight in Hurricane Hill, with hundreds injured. Rescue workers battled rubble as the Weather Bureau warned of more twisters and relief hubs opened in Ripley and Shreveport Charity hospital treated survivors.
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West Tennessee
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Jolly Four Pinochle Club Meeting Report
The Jolly Four pinochle club met Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Chester Spangler in attendance. Mrs. Harvey Thomas and Raymond Robertson won high score, and Mrs. Spangler served refreshments at the close of the evening.
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Jolly Four
Chester Spangler
Harvey Thomas
Raymond Robertson
Jaycee Meeting Cancelled Night Postponed
Dale Booth, president of the Washington Junior Chamber of Commerce, says the regular meeting tonight has been postponed.
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