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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1951

Page

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Bradley warns emergency as grave now as six months ago

General Omar N. Bradley told the House Armed Services Committee that the emergency remains as severe as six months earlier despite peace talks. He warned against being hoodwinked and said troop goals remain at 3.5 million with Korea forces around 250,000 and more to be sent. A rotation system will replace six to eight months Korea service, and the draft age may drop to 18.

Washington Omar N. Bradley Ile Bradley Joint Chiefs of Staff House Armed Services Committee Korea Defense Department W. Sterling Cole N. Y

Puerto Rican faces trial for attempt to kill President

Oscar Collazo, a Puerto Rican revolutionary, is tried for the attempted assassination of President Truman and the death of White House guard Leslie Cotfelt during the Blair House assault on November 1. Conviction could carry the death penalty. jury selection was expected to take most of the day. Griselio Torresola died in the exchange, while Collazo and another guard were wounded.

Washington Oscar Collazo President Truman White House Mr. Truman Blair House Leslie Coffelt Griselio Torresola Collazo

British Marines Patrol Grenada Amid Riots and Looting

British warships Devonshire and Snipe patrolled Grenada as riots and looting wounded five, while American tourists were urged to leave the Windward Island. Josephine Works reported many tourists stayed despite the warning as a strike of agricultural workers sparked the unrest. Mr and Mrs David Livingston Jr departed for Pittsburg where he will enter the Pittsburgh Xenia Seminary.

Port OF Spain Trinidad Caribbean Grenada Here Josephine Works Cleveland Ohio Devonshire Snipe David Livingston Jr Pittsburg, Pa Livingston Pittsburgh Xenia Seminary

High Water Forces Closing of Roads

Iowa highways 14 and 52 67 were closed by floods caused by the Maquoketa river ice jam near Sabula and Marshalltown. Trains continued on affected Milwaukee branch lines though water covered Highway 62 east of Maquoketa. Weather Bureau anticipated clearing by Wednesday as bridges and soft fills were cautioned.

Des Moines State Highway Commission Weather Bureau Iowa Marshalltown Sabula Maquoketa River Milwaukee Railroad Bridge Over Highway Commission Grinnell

Mrs Katherine Davis Dies in Tampa Florida

Mrs Katherine Davis died in Tampa Florida where she spent the winter. Funeral services are set for Salem Presbyterian church at 2 PM Thursday with Rev Thomas Nelson of Cotter officiating. Burial will be in the Cambridge cemetery обработки. Stacy funeral home of Columbus Junction handles arrangements. She was preceded in death by her husband Robert E Davis in 1926.

Columbus Junction Katherine Davis Tampa Florida Salem Presbyterian Church Thomas Nelson Cotter Stacy Brian Cemetery Davis Robert E. Davis

Don Gardner Wins KXIC Amateur Contest at State Theater

Don Gardner aged 14 from Washington won the amateur contest hosted by radio station KXIC at the State theater on Saturday afternoon earning a $10 prize for his solo. runners up were Kaye and Faye Sobaski, 10, of Brighton, who won $6. Additional performers included Darlene Custer Audrey Wittetoe Ruth J Jugenheimer and Walter J Fritz. more than 2350 people attended.

Don Gardner Washington KXIC State Theater Don Kaye Faye Sobaski Brighton Darlene Custer Audrey Wittetoe Ruth J. Jugenheimer Walter J. Fritz

Army Officers Shoot Japanese in Atami Killing and Wounding

In Atami Japan two American army officers shot and killed a Japanese, wounded two others, and slugged a third. Capt Robert W Hessler of Company 8 5th Cavalry and Capt Willard W Wise medical holding detachment are identified. They were on rest leave from Korea connected units. Mainichi reports the pair appeared to go berserk after drinking in a cabaret near a hotel.

Yokohama Japan Atami Robert W. Hessler 5Th Cavalry Regiment 1St Cavalry Division Willard W. Wise Hessler Wise Korea Mainichi Tokyo

Union service hears Dr Pollock theme Therefore

Dr P H Pollock pastor of the First Presbyterian church in Iowa City spoke at the regular Sunday evening union service in the Christian church last night. Assisting were Rev T C Polk and Dr William J Grossheim. Washington (UP) Former senator John Sherman Cooper urged immediate troop use in the Atlantic Pact army to deter Soviet attack, criticizing delays and urging firm policy.

P. H. Pollock First Presbyterian Church Iowa City Christian Church Pollock Washington Presbyterian Church T. C. Polk William J. Grossheim Washington John Sherman Cooper Cooper Kentucky State Department Senate Foreign Relations-Armed Service Committees Europe

Surplus of Teachers Is Felt in Colleges

Benjamin Fine of the New York Times told Rockford College during Charter Day exercises that about 25,000 college instructors face dismissal due to a financial disaster in higher education. He warned enrollment drops tied to the war effort have half of U S colleges in the red and called the crisis the greatest in a century. He urged doubled public support and a $10 billion annual education expenditure.

Rockford, Ill Benjamin Fine The New York Times Fine Rockford College

Thirteen County Men Leave for Induction

Washington county men form February inductee group and depart by bus to Des Moines for processing and basic training. Named were John F. Pailliotet Donald lL Dutler Frederick J Luckey Merritt S Veggy John W Hotle Norman L Van Trump Le Roy Havel Theodore RK Woods Maynard C Mineart Robert D Kallous Harold L Hesseltine Charles E Martin Kenneth D Farrier.

Des Moines John F. Pailliotet Donald Ll. Dutler Frederick J. Luckey Merritt S. Veggy Riverside John W. Hotle Norman L. van Trump West Chester LeRoy Havel Theodore Rk, Woods Maynard C. Mineart Washington Robert D. Kallous Richmond Harold L. Hesseltine East Pleasant Plain Charles E. Martin Richland Kenneth D. Farrier Brighton

Scientist warns flying saucers could signal Pearl Harbor threat

Dr. Anthony O. Mirarchi, former Air Force scientist, urged radar and spotter posts to track flying saucers. He said his investigations into 300 reports show they could be launched by a foreign power, posing a danger worse than Pearl Harbor.

Scituate Mass Anthony O. Mirarchi Air Force Pearl Harbor Mirarchi Atmospheric Composition Bureau Geophysical Research Division Watertown Urner Liddell Navy Liddell United States

Britain to refuse separate peace talks with Russia

In London informed sources say Britain will likely reject a two power offer for Anglo Soviet peace talks. The note to Ambassador Kelly stresses Eastern bloc unity and says talks should occur at the planned four power meeting of foreign ministers. The message accuses Britain of trampling the 20 year friendship pact and meddling in satellites. Gene Tucker and daughter visit Lincoln Nebraska for surgery and family matters.

London Britain Russia David Kelly Moscow France Great Britain

Hoover Commission urged RFC reforms long ago

The Hoover commission urged abolishing or reforming the RFC and warned of risks to integrity. A Senate subcommittee now questions RFC independence amid vast lending, with $2 billion in business this year and continued political battles over reform and a possible single administrator.

Hoover Commission RFC REC Congress Senate White House Congressional Truman

George E. Fisher 87 Dies Unexpectedly

George E. Fisher 87 died this afternoon at his son Elmer's home 1106 North Marion avenue. He had been living with his son and had not been well, but the death was unexpected. The body was taken to Sherman’s funeral home as funeral arrangements remain indefinite.

George Ek. Fisher Elmer North Marion Avenue Mr. Fisher Sherman

Five Bodies Recovered From Plane Wreck Near Decatur

A rescue party retrieved five bodies from a wrecked light plane on a hill near Decatur Nebraska. The craft, chartered to fly three soldiers from Port Leonard Wood Missouri to Moville Iowa, had been missing 24 hours. The victims include farmer Marvin Engle king pilot Howard Campbell and soldiers Roger Clark Darrell Mansell and Bud Kisting.

Decatur, Neb Moville Farmacy Port Leonard Wood Mavin Engleking Howard Campbell Sioux City Roger Clark Darrell Mansell Bud Kisting Searena Gerald Eagleton Decatur

Key Points Fall To Allied Units When Reds Start Running

UN forces pursued fleeing North Korean troops along a 5 mile front in east central Korea. They also drove Chinese troops from a strategic ridge overlooking Hoengsong as mud and heavy rain slowed the UN offensive. Lt Gen Edward Almomd said the North Korean retreat was a virtual rout while South Korean troops won a clash on a ridgeline north of Wonju.

Toy YO Korea Hoen Edward M. Ailmond U.S 10Th Corps East-Central Chongson Pyongchang Hoengsong Pangnim Hoensong Wonju U. S

Prairie Flower Dinner Honors Missionaries

Rev and Mrs Harry Wagner former Chinese missionaries will be guests of honor at a Prairie Flower Baptist church fellowship dinner at 6:00 p m Tonight they depart tomorrow morning not this morning as planned A public service follows at 7 30 p m with a film strip depicting Inland China mission work

Harry Wagner China Prairie Flower Baptist Church Inland China

Postponed Ainsworth Legion and Auxiliary Meeting

The Ainsworth joint Legion and Auxiliary meeting scheduled for tomorrow has been postponed indefinitely. The regular Legion meeting will proceed as planned.

Ainsworth Joint Legion and Auxiliary

Des Moines Weather Report Forecast

Des Moines Iowa sunny west and clear east this afternoon with highs 40 to 55. Tonight partly cloudy with lows 20 to 35. Tuesday will be cloudy with brief snow flurries in extreme north and little temperature change. Winds west to northwest 10 to 25 mph. Outlook shows lows around 28 to 32 Tuesday night and Wednesday mostly cloudy with rain spreading from the southwest.

Des Moines Iowa

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Gen. Bradley Caribbean Island Highway 62 Maquoketa Tampa, Florida R.F.C Alva Dawson Reconstruction Finance Corporation Dr. Pollock Italy Wherry Paul Reynaud Taft R. A. Ross Ridgway, Clark Map Strategy Mark Clark Army Field Forces Matthew Ridgway 8Th Army Suwon Army Radio Red Washington County Gene Tucker Lincoln, NL Tucker Joe Allendifer Chipyong By Lyle Wilson Herbert Hoover George E. Fisher
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