Cold Wave Forecast With Snow Clearing Tonight
A cold wave grips the area with temperatures from zero to 10 below Tuesday morning. Light snow accumulates today and clears tonight with a top temperature near 14.75 degrees.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1945
Page
6
A cold wave grips the area with temperatures from zero to 10 below Tuesday morning. Light snow accumulates today and clears tonight with a top temperature near 14.75 degrees.
The Associated Press piece notes a school teacher who ate cake at a famous hotel, asked for the recipe and was billed $100. It also reports Ira Morrison missing in Belgium, his recovery prospects, and family gratitude. The Nineteenth Century club met with Mrs Boyd Berdo presiding as members enjoyed a quiet luncheon.
A hospital report covers patients improving and staff efforts amid nurse shortages. Social items include invitations for an at home on January 10 and visits by Mrs. Lucille Fitzpatrick, with tributes to Hugh Hall and remarks on the Brindier’s hospitality.
Des Moines OPA district office reports inquiries about selling at auctions above ceiling prices and donating overcharges to the Red Cross. Walter K. Kline cites Article 62 of the Red Cross constitution restricting use of the name and emblem to authorized sanitary and Red Cross functions, with penalties for violations.
Miss Sally Sears, 21, gains $20,000 reward and exposure of William Holt after suspects his claimed Army rank. In Detroit a court will decide on the legal fate of Jack the dog heir with $20,000 from Mrs. Margaret Myers and questions of dog ownership of real estate. Judge Joseph H. Murphy weighs the will and guardianship issues.
Cedar Rapids officers told the sheriff they had considerable trouble with the suspects and their families. They admitted stealing liquor from road houses in Illinois and in Iowa including the Twelve Mile establishment near Dubuque. They described two thefts, a larger load Saturday and a smaller one last Wednesday at Wellman, where Burns had prior Maplecrest plant work. They also stole several dozen cartons of cigarettes. About 70 quarts of whisky and gin were seized in Wellman and kept awaiting a court order. The liquor bears Illinois seals. the car owner retrieved the Pontiac coupe with Cedar Rapids police. One youth had 82 dollars and the other 81 dollars on them.
In a twilight engagement near the Salm river south of Stavelot the 90th division stormed and captured two positions as German forces of about 6 000 men broke into four columns. Allied guns shattered the dispersing troops as SHAEF noted the British 6th Airborne division active at the western end of the Ardennes salient.
Gerald Adam AMM1/¢ was guest of honor at a family gathering at the Albert Adam home. A noon dinner was served with all the children home for the day. pictures were taken. Present were Mr and Mrs Maurice Altenhofen and family of Harper Wilbert Keota Orena Tieoa Burlington DeElda Iowa City Colores at home.
Laying hens averaged 142 eggs per bird in 1943, more than double the output of two decades earlier, reflecting higher production amid wartime farming efforts.
Blaine Hawkins left Friday for a new assignment after training at Farragut Idaho arrived in Ainsworth Tuesday to visit his wife Barbara and his mother Mrs. Hawkins. Gerald Adams AMM1/c left for the east coast to join a famous aircraft carrier crew after six days with his parents.
A large rural sale offers two-bottom 16 inch JD plow a JD 24 foot tractor barrow JD 999 corn planter and multiple farming implements in good to near new condition including manure spreader land roller rake portable corn dump and more. Buildings housing poultry brooders porches hay and cattle equipment plus a broad furniture collection with beds suites chairs desks lamps heaters and kitchen items included.
irs C. W. MelLaughlin and relatives Mr and Mrs Bogle have been in Chicago on business. Mr Bogle will visit in a few days. Captain M L Brown Greensboro NC, Mrs Brow and daughter Shirley arrive home Saturday morning from Lake Charles LA where she spent part of the holidays with Lt and Mrs William Brown. Captain Brown will be here a few days this week.
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