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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1951

Page

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Armored unit advances near 38th parallel in Korea

An armored United Nations task force pushed to within 38 miles of the 38th parallel in central Korea, entering Hoengsong and withdrawing to friendly lines after two Red road blocks with no major enemy found. American jets clashed with Mig fighters over Anju, claiming several enemy losses while suffering none.

Tokyo United Nations 38Th Parallel Korea Seoul Hoengsong Wonju No-Man's-Land Yongwol Manchuria Anju Manchurian

Possible Peace Move Seen in Note Sent to UN by Communists

Communist China expressed willingness to negotiate immediately with western powers on a Korean war settlement and Far Eastern issues. The message to the United Nations via the Indian delegation was described as important and encouraging, with details undisclosed. Officials said it clarified a position favoring a seven power conference to address the Far East crisis.

Lake Success China Peking United Nations United Nations General Assembly Dean Acheson Washington General Assembly Mao Tze-Tung

Iowa Senate Rejects Repeal of Cigarette Price Law

The Iowa Senate voted 31 to 14 against a bill to repeal the 1949 cigarette price law after a two hour debate. Three Democrats and two Republicans did not vote while a motion to reconsider was tabled, effectively killing the measure. Senator Bateson led the repeal effort, citing democratic principles while opponents argued the law protected small retailers. The dispute follows Mays Drug Stores Cedar Rapids suit and a Supreme Court upholding, with a rehearing sought.

Des Moines Towa Senate Senate R. R. Bateson Eldora Charles S. van Haten Sioux City Cedar Rapids Mays Drug Stores, Inc Ced

Parm Labor Clinic Set to Visit Farm Community

A Parm labor clinic will be held at a farm community site, providing workers with job guidance and health services. Organizers plan outreach to local agricultural laborers and families, offering resources and essential support.

Parm Labor Clinic

Benteco Store Job Service Office Hours Page

The Iowa State Employment Service office will operate at the Benteco store Thursday afternoon from 1 until 5 o'clock.

Iowa State Employment Service Benteco

Y's Men and Wives Enjoy Piano Organ Numbers

John Yousling provided entertainment at a Washington Y's Men’s club dinner at the YMCA before a showing of Two Blind Mice at the high school. He played piano pieces on an instrument enhanced to imitate an organ sound. Cast and stage crew from Iowa Wesleyan College were also present.

John Yousling Washington Y's Men's Club YMCA Mr. Yousling Iowa Wesleyan College

Marine and Navy Recruiters Schedule Washington Visits

Mudry recruiting officer for the Marines will be in Washington on the first and third Wednesdays each month to take enlistments. His Ottumwa post office HQ will serve when not in Washington. Navy recruiter J M Burke will also visit on these days to field navy enlistments for youths who prefer not to leave for six to eight weeks.

Set. Mudry United States Marines Corps Washington Armed Forces Ottumwa J. M. Burke United States Navy Burke Navy

Car chase ends in fatal crash in South Omaha

Walter James Grace Jr 21 was killed and two companions injured when a stolen car loaded with groceries and meat crashed into a tree after a police pursuit from central to South Omaha. Zeimba 23 and Bevins 22 hospitalized under guard. burglary charges expected.

Omaha Walter James Grace, Jr Paul Zeimba Robert Bevins Beacon 30Th Fowler Streets Ziemba South Omaha Carpenter

Disalle Pushes Meat Included Price Freeze Policy

Price stabilizer Michael V. Disalle urged a general price freeze that would include meat and roll back all prices to an as yet undecided date. He spoke after testifying before the House Senate Economic Committee and said a formal announcement could come before the weekend with 42 regional offices opening Monday.

Disalle Washington Michael V. Disalle House Senate Economic Committee

Winter Weather Halts Work on Shelter House

Sunset park Shelter House construction pauses due to cold weather as Eclipse Lumber completes basement and plumbing work before delays. Foundation and walls were poured prior to freeze. crews await warmer conditions to resume building directly north of the old log cabin in Sunset Park.

Sunset Park Park Board Frank Miller Eclipse Lumber Company Park

YWCA Mixers Set Potluck and Forum Evening

The YWCA Mixers held a potluck supper in the YWCA room with a business session led by president Mrs. Warren Dare. Committees were appointed for six months, and the group voted to suspend the February 13 meeting to attend a larger YWCA members’ gathering. Dorothy Turnipseed announced Swedish weaving and future figurine painting, with Rolina Benson and Florence Rich visiting for the first time.

Warren Dare YWCA Dorothy Turnipseed Rolina Benson Florence Rich

String Beans Cutting with Scissors Saves Time

A tip shows cutting string beans with scissors to save time and protect thumbs. The method speeds prep and reduces strain while handling fresh beans.

New St Patrick's Church Opens in Dickinson North Dakota

Msgr Schmitt Pestor of New North Dakota Catholic Church reports the completion of a brick and stone St Patrick's church in Dickinson. The Romanesque design features a rear wing rectory, seating 575, no nave columns, 24 foot ceiling, two 87 foot steel trusses, started in April and finished in November at a cost of 157000 dollars.

Dickinson North Dakota Sehmitt Lena Sehmitt Kate Sehmitt Washington W. J. Marie Jr St. Patrick's Church

Dr. Anderson to Speak in Washington Church

Rev Lowrie Anderson D D moderator of the General Assembly of the United Presbyterian Church will speak in Washington on Thursday at 730 pm. He returns from missions in South Sudan and will show pictures of his work. The public is invited and he will be hosted by Aurora Melintyre and her mother.

Lowrie Anderson D. D General Assembly of The United Presbyterian Church Washington Anderson South Sudan Aurora MelIntyre

Fifteen County Men Leave for Service Induction Trip

Fifteen men from Washington county departed by bus for Des Moines for armed forces induction. Thirteen draftees and two enlistees included Lyle L. McArtor and Cecil R. Kelley of Wellman, John S. Minick of Washington, Gerald A. Hudson of West Chester, and others from Riverside and Kalona. Norman was among the enlistees.

Washington County Des Moines Armed Forces Lyle L. McArtor Cecil R. Kelley Wellman John S. Minick Washington Gerald A. Hudson West Chester Robert L. Burich Martin H. Brophy Timothy F. Colbert Robert E. Beadle Doran E. Whitlock Alexander Mehaffey Riverside Leo L. Grecian Kalona Robert F. Wesley Francis E. Lins Norman

Sixty-Six Students Named on Honor Roll

Sixty-six Washington high school pupils earned semester honor roll status for the first half term. The group includes 17 seniors, 14 juniors, 18 sophomores and 17 freshmen, with named students listed by class and name.

Washington High School

Washington Residents Attend Florida Picnic

Over 70 residents from southeast Iowa attended a Tampa Bay area picnic at Lake Maggiore in St Petersburg last Thursday. Henry, Jefferson and Washington counties were best represented with Will Ringland of Winfield acting as toastmaster. Mrs. Hattie Chandler of Mt Pleasant was credited for inspiring the event.

Iowa Tampa-St. Petersburg Fla Lake Maggiore Mt. Petersburg Henry Jefferson Washington Will Ringland Winfield Hattie Chandler Mt. Pleasant Chandler Ella McCall Waunetah Ingalls Homer Kephart Glen Conard George Foster Wyatt Marbourg Nina McKay Merle Lekels Carl Hedges Tampa

Potluck Supper at Temple precedes DeMolay meetings

DeMolay boys and parents shared a potluck supper at the Masonic Temple on Monday. Charles Kennedy introduced Dads Hilton Durst and Bill Perdock and kitchen committee members. The Mother's circle welcomed 21 old members and three new ones and voted a $10 donation to the March of Dimes.

DeMolay Mother’s Circle Masonic Temple Charles Kennedy Hilton Durst Bill Perdock

Artist Robert Woodward Loses Third Studio to Fire

Robert Strong Woodward of Buckland returns to his Burns Hill studio after a week away to find it burned to the ground. It is his third studio damaged or destroyed by fire, intensifying concern for the artist’s workspace and losses in Heath, Massachusetts.

Heath Mass U. P Robert Strong Woodward Buckland Burns Hill

Havel of Washington and Eugene Lukavsky of Riverside

Two individuals identified as Havel of Washington and Eugene Lukavsky of Riverside are noted in a short report likely about a social or legal matter involving addressable parties. The scant text indicates a possible connection or filing between both persons.

Havel Washington Eugene Lukavsky Riverside

Commanders recalled to lead new Army training schools

Maj. Gen. John H. Church, 58, to command the Infantry school at Fort Benning Georgia. Maj. Gen. David G. Barr, 55, to head the Armored school at Fort Knox Kentucky. Gen. J. Lawton Collins announces the policy to teach latest developments in the science of war.

Korea U. S Army J. Lawton Collins John H. Church Fort Benning David G. Barr Yalu River Fort Knox

Two Blind Mice Comedy Presented by Iowa Wesleyan Players

A capacity audience at Washington High School enjoyed Samuel Spewack’s Three act comedy Two Blind Mice staged by the Iowa Wesleyan Players under Jack Palangio. John McGrath as Tommy Thurston leads the Department of Seeds and Standards as it foils Senator Kruger and keeps the office alive with humorous intrigue. Frances Moser and Jane Palangio shine as Letitia Turnbull and Crysel Hower aiding the spoof of government and military meddling.

Washington High School Iowa Wesleyan Players Jack Palangio Samuel Spewack Washington Community Forum Committee Tommy Thurston John McGrath Government Department of Medicinal Herbs Frances Moser Jane Palangio Letitia Turnbull Cryseal Hower Kruger John Knapp Armed Forces State Department Thurston

Rotarians Attend Ralph Thompson Funeral Rites

Washington Rotarians are asked to meet at Willits garage Thursday at 3 15 PM to attend the funeral for Ralph Thompson a charter member of the Washington club Services will be held Thursday at 3 30 PM at Jones funeral home Thompson died Saturday January 20 in Bremerton Washington

Washington Rotarians Willits Garage Ralph Thompson Jones Funeral Home Thompson The Washington Club Bremerton Wash

Marriage License Issued in District Court Office

A marriage license was issued today by R. R. Noon, clerk of district court, to Robert Erwin Anderson of Washington and Eleanora Charlene Miller of Columbus Junction.

R. R. Noonan Robert Erwin Anderson Washington Eleanora Charlene Miller Columbus Junction

Des Moines YMCA Opens Facilities for Recruits in Crisis

Des Moines YMCA offers its facilities to draftees and enlistees visiting the state capital. Artemas Frown, local YMCA secretary, received notice of the service inviting recruits from Washington to use the Des Moines YMCA as their headquarters.

Des Moines Artemas Frown YMCA Washington

Dunning Graveside Rites Held at Elm Grove Cemetery

Graveside services for Mrs. Effie Dunning were conducted Tuesday at Elm Grove cemetery with Dr. Evert Haney presiding. Pallbearers were Dale Atkinson Al Baldrige Dave Warfel Dave Elder J E Lemmon and Carlton Wilson. Jones Funeral Home arranged the services.

Effie Dunning Elm Grove Cemetery Evert Haney Dale Atkinson al Baldrige Dave Warfel Dave Elder J. E. Lemmon Carlton Wilson Jones Funeral Home

Fire Prevention Day Planned in Washington

Fire prevention inspectors will visit Washington January 31 to examine business church and school premises and tag hazards in red. Home inspections will be informal with questionnaires filled by school children. Findings will be shared with owners and a follow up card sent. The event is sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce with the Iowa State Fire Prevention association. A Rotary Kiwanis noon meeting and YMCA headquarters are planned. Funeral services for George R Yeager were held Tuesday at Sherman’s funeral home.

Washington Chamber of Commerce Iowa State Fire Prevention Association T. R. Phillips Prevention Association Rotary-Kiwanis YMCA George R Yeager Sherman Rev C. H. Boos Crawfordsville Cemetery Clint Fletcher Kenneth Cherryholmes John Mitchell Robert Shaffer Gary Lease Andy Gardner

Weather Outlook for Des Moines Iowa Cold with Snow Flurry

Des Moines Iowa partly cloudy and cold outlook through Thursday. Highs 12 to 20 today, 10 to 15 north 20 south Thursday. Tonight low zero to 8 below, north to south portions. North winds 15 to 20 today, 10 on Thursday. Light snow possible north Thursday night and north and east Friday with continued cold. Friday lows zero to 10 above, highs 12 to 18.

Des Moines Iowa

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