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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1951

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UN counter attack slows Red advance near Wonju Korea

UN forces struck back at Communists in the Wonju area after rear guard fighting south of Seoul. Heavy clashes continued Tuesday night around Wonju as UN troops and Chinese Red forces fought along the eastern bank and southeast toward the Pusan beachhead. An army spokesman said two UN battalions about 2000 men hit the Reds two miles south of Wonju while another 3000 battled six miles southwest of Wonju to regain lost ground.

Red Wonju Tokyo United Nations Wonjvu Korea Seoul Pusan Osan Sth

Ira Amlong Victim of Eye Injury in Accident

Ira Amlong of 1021 East Adama street was taken to University hospital in Iowa City Sunday afternoon after he accidentally shot himself in the eye with a BB gun. Doctors did not know if sight could be saved as hospital reports noted the injury and jammed gun led to the accident.

Ira Amlong East Adama Street University Hospital Iowa City

County Youth Group Attends District RYP Meet

Right members of the Washington county Rural Young Peoples organization and two councillors attended the district RYP training school in Mt. Pleasant on Monday evening. Frank Ehman and Harlan Gieger spoke on rural youth programs. The event closed with square dancing and refreshments. Attendees from the county included Mrs Willard Palmer Mrs Thomas Robb Nadyne Sojka Luella Bojka Betty Jane Sojka Mary Knotek Donna Hughes Dale Caldwell Le Roy Sloth JoEllen Ollinger.

Washington County Rural Young Peoples Organization RYP Mt. Pleasant Frank Ehman Town Farm Bureau Harlan Gieger Willard Palmer Thomas Robb Nadyne Sojka Luella Bojka Betty Jane Sojka Mary Knotek Donna Hughes Dale Caldwell LeRoy Sloth JoEllen Ollinger

Desertion sentence handed to Richard Gullion in district court

Richard Gullion was sentenced to one year in Anamosa today after appearing before Judge R. G. Yoder on a charge of desertion. Mr and Mrs Richard Knupp of Ainsworth welcomed a daughter born Sunday at Washington County Hospital and named her Jacoline Rae.

Richard Gullion Anamosa R. G. Yoder Richard Knupp Ainsworth Psunday Washington County Hospital Jacoline Rae William F. Dean Korea San Francisco Washington Elizabeth Dean Dean June Williams International Atlanta Frank Purcell Minnesota Mayo Clinic Rochester

Partly cloudy and warmer in Des Moines today

Partly cloudy and warmer weather for Des Moines this afternoon with highs around 55 in the northeast and 45 to 50 in the southwest. Tonight’s low is expected to be 15 to 20 above. Wednesday looks fair and mild with highs 25 to 40 northeast and 40 to 50 southwest.

Des Moines Iowa

Ainsworth Veterinarian Dr. Bassler Dies by Suicide

Dr. C. E. Bassler a longtime Ainsworth resident and veterinarian was found dead at 12:50 PM in the slaughter house at the rear of the locker plant. Sheriff reports a self inflicted bullet wound with a .22 rifle nearby. Survivors include his wife and two sons. Funeral arrangements by Sherman’s Funeral Home pending.

C. E. Bassler Ainsworth W.O. Kyle Charles Snyder Bassier Larry Trotter Dr. Bassler Mr. Trotter Sherman

Need For Help On Farms In County In Critical Stage

Local Iowa State Employment Service urges farm staffing for Washington county as clinics start January 25. Office lists 25 married and six single openings, the most in history, with volunteers to aid recruitment in Wellman Kalona Crawfordsville and Brighton. December totals show 182 active applications. 942 office visits. 45 new farm placements and 6 farm jobs. 98 new unemployment claims and 142 continued in county.

Iowa State Employment Service Washington County Permelia R. Lay Shi Mearl Munson Wellman J. Hesselschwerdt Kalona Crawfordsville Brighton Lay Benner Washington

Egg and Poultry Day Program Slated For Farmers

The Egg and Poultry Day truck will be at the Legion Hall tomorrow for a one day stand from 11 am. Exhibits lectures and demonstrations by Iowa State College staff and local merchants will cover winter flock management housing and equipment laying flock health and sanitation and egg grades. County Extension director Tom Robb hosts with Bill Gamon as chairman. No admission charge and wives are welcome to attend.

Washington Legion Hall Iowa State College Ray Glover Extension Service Tom Robb Bill Gamon Robb

Stephen Viggers to Speak to Farm Class

Stephen Viggers, county representative of the Washington County Cooperative Breeders Association, will lead a farmers evening school session Wednesday at 7:30 PM in the vocational agriculture room of the high school. He will discuss artificial breeding with colored slides, noting Iowa's 134000 cows bred artificially each year. Dairy Genetics bull G-2 ranks among the state's top ten bulls. Leonard Tindall, instructor, says the program advances town farmers and invites anyone interested to attend.

Stephen Viggers Washington County Cooperative Breeders Association Wiggers Iowa Leonard Tindall

Grand Jurors Drawn For January Term Here

District court jurors for the January term were drawn. William J. Walker J. W. Cox Betty Hamil Otto Walton Augusta Livingston L R Zelinski Gerald Graf are named. Judge R G Yoder opened the term and has delayed petit jurors from reporting January 15. They will be notified when to report.

R. R. Noonan District Court William J. Walker J. W. Cox Betty Hamil Otto Walton Augusta Livingston L. R. Zelinski Gerald Graf R. G. Yoder

Tide of Toys drive ends soon chairman reports today

A community appeal urges Washington residents to donate toys to the Tide of Toys campaign led by the American Legion post and chairman Ronald Hotle. Toys must be received by January 4 for a joint county meeting, with surplus gifts sent to orphanages or kept for local use.

Washington Leon Beatty American Legion Post Ronald Hotle The Legion American Legion Iowa Hotle

College Semester Starts Next Monday

Washington junior college officials announced that the first semester ends with final exams this Thursday and Friday, and the new semester begins Monday January 15. Registered students may complete new registrations at the college office this week. New subjects include World Geography, Children’s Literature, Nature Study and Social and Economic Problems. Several courses are taught in alternate years for broader study.

Washington Junior College

Nephew of Local Man to be Honored on Radio Tonight

Dolph France nephew of Charles Welsh of Washington will be featured on the Wall Mall radio program Wednesday night at 9 o clock. The NBC show awards $500 weekly to newspaper men for outstanding work. France is with the Journal in Shreveport Louisiana.

Dolph France Charles Welsh Washington Wall Mall National Broadcasting Company The Journal Shreveport Louisiana

Taft warns Europe army plan may breed war not peace

Senator Robert A. Taft argues at a national press club luncheon that an Atlantic Pact international army in Western Europe could provoke war unless Soviet plans are known. He says deterrence now rests on fear of American atomic bombs and delaying may advantage the U S later.

Taft Europe Robert A. Taft Ohio Western National Press Club Soviet Russia

Washington Boy Scouts Plan Paper Drive

Washington Boy Scouts will run a waste paper drive on Saturday starting at 9 o'clock with a collecting truck sent to West Chester. Paper should be tied in bundles and placed where the truck can see it. those with uncollected paper should report to S. W. Easter or bring papers to his office before noon. Farmers are urged to leave their papers there.

Boy Scouts of Washington Paul V. Shearer West Chester S. W. Easter

Reunion of 113th Cavalry Opens to All Former Members

Attention was called to a reunion of the 113th Cavalry in Des Moines next Saturday. The event is open to all former members, and anyone who has belonged to the unit at any time is invited to bend in their reservations.

113Th Cavalry Des Moines

Rev Smith to Speak at Prayer Service Tonight

Walter Smith will discuss "Compassion" as the second speaker in a Week of Prayer series at Associate Presbyterian Church each night at 7 20. Last night Rev Basil McBee spoke on "One Christ" with good attendance. A pre service prayer is at 7 10 in the basement for all who care to attend.

Teo Walter Smith Compassion Union Associate Presbyterian Basil McBee

Farm Bureau Seeks County Membership Drive Boom

About 200 Farm Bureau members filled the YMCA community room for the kickoff oyster supper and meeting. Organizers aim to reach a 1,320 member county quota with two days left, while highlighting the new Farm Bureau home in Washington and road and credit act efforts.

Farm Bureau YMCA Washington

Funeral Wednesday For Mrs Walter Michel

Funeral services for Mrs Walter Michel will be held at 9 oclock Wednesday morning in St Josephs church at Hills. Rev Martin Horan will conduct the service and burial will be in St Stanislaus cemetery west of Hills. McGovern funeral home in Iowa City is in charge of arrangements.

Riverside Walter Michel St. Josephs Church Hills Martin Horan St. Stanislaus Cemetery McGovern Funeral Home Iowa City

Stassen Sees Bright Peace Prospects After World Tour

Harold Stassen returned from a five week world tour and said peace prospects are brighter than in three years. He blamed the Kremlin's counterrevolution and warned the Red Army could act if war begins.

New York Harold Stassen Stassen Russian Kremlin Red Army

Officers Re-Elected At Annual Meeting Of State Bank Here

The Washington State bank held its annual stockholders meeting at 7 30 pm with all directors re elected for another year John E Foster L A Holland W W Jarrard John Knotek George L McDaniel Wart J Miller and John Winga The board then chose John F Foster as chairman George L McDaniel as president Lee A Holland as executive vice president Frank Kos as cashier Charles M Barclay and Logan T Heilman as assistant cashiers All officers were re elected and other bank personnel continued in their roles The meeting had 812 of 1000 shares represented Executive VP Holland reported assets of 4 565 548 30 capital 100 000 surplus 100 000 and undivided profits 54 515 92 The progress on the new bank building was noted as satisfactory with a move expected soon The organization also thanked Washington Federal Savings and Loan for use of their building during construction following the bank fire and commended customer cooperation during the period

The Washington State Bank John F. Foster George L. McDaniel Lee A. Holland Frank Kos Charles M. Barclay Logan T. Heilman Etha Dawson Agnes Wheelan Juanita Hering Mary Brooks Lois Wright Betty Prebyl Richard Graham Holland Washington Federal Savings & Loan Associaten

Beardsley Touts Defense Stand and Highway Progress

Governor Beardsley told the 1951 legislature that anti gambling plans were laid with the attorney general and defense needs will not block Iowa’s 20 year highway program. He cited gains in education highway modernization and state finances and urged political leadership guided by the motto Nothing is politically right Which is morally wrong.

Lowa Beardsley General Assembly Iowa Senate House of Representatives Statehousearch

Campfire Board Urges Members to Attend January Meeting

Campfire board president Mrs Irene Nickerson reminds members of the regular meeting to be held Thursday evening January 11 at 8 oclock in the Campfire rooms. All members are urged to attend.

Irene Nickerson

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Gen Legion and Auxiliary South Iowa Avenue Bing Crosby Washington CO United States Washington Boy Scouts Cavalrey Reunion Rev. Smith Karl Booth Conklin Clifford Conklin Leonard Worgell Mr. Conklin Jay Sellers John Ganon Clarence Booth Elmer Scherrer Warren Marston Wayne Edmundson Gamon Joe Jones M. Wilson Iowa Farm Bureau Federation Farm Bureau Organization Farm Service Company EL Centro Calif West William Cook, Jr California Buena Park Los Angeles State Bank John E. Foster L. A. Holland W. W. Jarrard John €. Knotek Wart J. Miller John Winga William S. Bearsley Robert Larson Campfire Board
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