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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1952

Page

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Taft Enters New Hampshire GOP Presidential Primary

Sen. Robert A Taft agreed to run in the New Hampshire Republican presidential primary despite unfavorable factors. He cited an Eisenhower backed state machine and NH leaders favoring Eisenhower as shaping a three way contest with Gov. Sherman Adams and other GOP figures aligning with Eisenhower. NH law allows withdrawal. delegates will go to Chicago. President Truman expected to block a Democratic primary bid in New Hampshire.

Washington Robert A. Taft New Hampshire Taft Eisenhower Preent Sherman Adams Gor Chicago Truman

Mother of Six Refuses Son's Medal in Protest

Springfield, Colo. widow Edith Rosengrant sends her son Pfe. Dick Rosengrant's Purple Heart and scroll to President Truman with a critical letter charging fear of Russians. Dick was killed in Korea near Sinchon on August 16, 1951, while serving in the Seventh Cavalry. his brother Fred was wounded and died nearby.

Springfield Colo Vna Washington Korea Edith Rosengrant Truman Acheson Pfe Dick Rosengrant Sinchon Seventh Cavalry Fred Defense Department

More Teachers Needed For College Classes

County teachers are urged to register for a new biological science fundamentals course at Parsons College. Lester Krabill, superintendent of schools, asks interested teachers to contact him immediately. College credit will be given for those completing the course. Thirteen teachers are needed for the class.

Parsons College Lester Krabill

Weather outlook for Des Moines Iowa

Fair and warmer this afternoon with highs ranging from 45 in the southwest to 25 in the northeast. Tonight and Thursday will be fair and warmer with lows from 32 to 15 and highs Thursday from 50 to 35. Partly cloudy and mild Friday.

Des Moines Iowa

Wellman Dump Case Ends With No Wilful Disobedience Ruling

Judge Bechly ruled the Town of Wellman and officials not guilty of wilful disobedience to a court order on dumping grounds condition. The decision warns against future nuisance and assigns court costs to the defendants.

Frank Jechly Wellman Orville Donal Wenningroth Maplecrest Smith Creek Beehly

Commercial Courses Offered at Adult Education School

Washington medical school hosts adult education classes starting Thursday night offering shorthand typing and bookkeeping. Instructor notes beginner friendly courses with room for more enrollees as Mrs. F B BartowMrs Jine Youngand Harvey Holden teach shorthand typing and bookkeeping respectively. For registration call the superintendent’s office at the high school.

Washington Med School Russell Bannister F. B. Bartow Harvey Holden

Polk County Resident Dies At 111 In Des Moines

Julia Mathews a 111 year old Polk county home resident for 54 years died yesterday in Des Moines She believed to be the county home oldest resident She was a former slave and had no known survivors in her later days she was in fair health until a few days before death

Des Moines Julia Mathews Polk County Harley Thornton

Local social visits span Cedar Rapids to Mt Pleasant

1L J Surface of Cedar Rapids spent yesterday with his brother and family Mr and Mrs KF C Surface. Mrs Gwendolyon Telford visited with her son Jim at Mt Pleasant last evening. Norma Widmer and Verlee Kaufman attended a bridal shower for Anna Mae Roth in Wayland Monday evening.

J. Surface Cedar Rapids KF. C. Surface Gwendolyon Telford Harold Anderson Jim Mt. Pleasant Norma Widmer Verlee Kaufman Wayland Anna Mae Roth

Defend Doctor For Not Answering Call

The Wise county medical society said a physician accused of refusing aid to a coal miner's baby is blameless. Mrs Hagelwood's eight mile mountain trek to seek care failed as the child died of pneumonia after arrival at a hospital. Dr Benko questioned the father's ability to pay and urged families to seek help earlier.

Norton Wise County Medical Society Richard Hagelwood BE. J. Benko Society Board of Censors Hazelwood Benko

Y's Men Plan Tourney and Easter Service

Roy Fields, president, named committees for the annual Y's Men basketball tournament and the Easter Sunrise service at the YMCA meeting. Hugo Lensech, manager of the Cargill soybean plant, spoke on factors industries seek when locating a factory.

Roy Fields Y's YMCA Hugo Lensech Cargill Mr Lensch

Funeral services for Mrs Eva Black 76 at Brighton

Mrs Eva Black 76 died Monday in Ames after a month long illness. The body to lie in state at Omar Hoskins funeral home with service at 2 pm Thursday led by Rev Alvin Hull. Burial at Walnut cemetery near Pleasant Plain. She was born in Jefferson County daughter of Samuel and Rebecca Paxton Mae. Survived by daughter Mrs Paul Taylor Ames and three sons Byron Hamilton Ames Wayne Hamilton near Fairfield Perry Hamilton northwest of Brighton.

Brighton Eva Black Ames Omar Hoskins Alvin Hull Friends Church Pleasant Plain Walnut Cemetery Hamilton William Black Black Paul Taylor Byron Hamilton Atmes Wayne Hamilton Fairfield Perry Hamilton Noah Miller Oliver Maey Milton Maey Oskaloosa

Freight Cars Leave Tracks At Wayland

Three freight cars of an M and St. L train derailed Tuesday one block west of the Wayland elevator. Two cars carried shelled corn and one held plywood. A shell in a corn car burst but contents were salvaged. A hot box on a wheel is blamed for the accident. Salvage crews worked to clear the tracks as trains were routed through.

Wayland

Moline Packer Faces Charge In Horse Meat Sales Scandal

Moline Police guard the home of Edwin Lindskog owner of the Moline Packing Co amid a threat letter after his arraignment on selling unlabeled horsemeat. Gov Stevenson aides probe death of George Hyland as authorities seek links to the Illinois horseburger scandal involving state inspectors.

Moline Ihb Fedwin Lindskog Moline Packing Co Springfield State Superintendent of Foods and Dairies Lindskog Tie Adlai Stevenson Aids George Hyland Chicago Hyland State Foods and Dairies Division CVS Michael Howlett Harland

Armour Co Denies Union Bargaining Charges

Armour and Co rejects a Nebraska CIO claim that it refused to bargain with the union. The walkout keeps the plant closed for 11 working days. Plant manager Edward Hinton says the company has never refused to bargain and calls the accusation ridiculous. Local union locals and the United Packinghouse Workers urge Nebraska members to back the workers’ rights and collective bargaining.

Omaha Armour and Co Nebraska State Industrial Union Council CIO Armour United Packinghouse Workers Union ClOy Council Centire Nebraska Edward Hinton

Flood hit five state area as river crests and towns flood

Snow and near zero winds swept the flooded Obie river region as it crested and moved south through five states. Damages along the Ohio and its tributaries run to the millions with at least nine dead and six feet of water in the town of Gad Hollis. Engineers warned thaw runoff could worsen flooding.

Harmony Pittsburgh Ohio River International Soundphoto Obie Thesttle River Ohio Peninsylvania Indiana Gad Hoolis

Man Pleads Guilty to DUI in Beehly Court

Verette Jo Schmidt pleaded guilty to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated before Judge Frank Beehly. He received a $200 fine and a 40 day license suspension.

Verette Jo Schmidt Frank Beehly

Reds Propose 25 006 Troops Monthly for Rotation in Korea

In Panmunjom talks the Reds offered a 25 006 monthly cap on troop rotations and to prioritize sick prisoner exchanges and burial-site information. The UN held its rotation limit at 40 000 for Communist placements if accepted, maintaining 75 000 for R and R in their draft. The negotiations showed progress on non controversial points while military air buildup remained unresolved.

United Nations Comanana William P. Nuckols U.N. Colminand U.N Nuckols Reds

Taft and Lewis Clash Over Taft Hartley Act

At a senate labor subcommittee hearing Taft and Lewis spar over mine safety and the Taft Hartley act. Lewis mocks Taft as risk of a future president and Joe Stalin is invoked in the tense exchange.

Washington Cutzen Robert A. Taft Crov John Lewis Hell Joe Stalin United Mine Workers Senate Lewis Bob Taft Taft Ohio

Clyde Canfield to Speak at Union Youth Meeting

Dr. Clyde Canfield president of Tarkio College Missouri will address the YMCA community worship service for youths Sunday February 3 at 5 PM. The event is part of the national Call to United Christian Youth Action encouraging one dollar per attendee to fund a million-dollar campaign. Local churches participate in the united youth service.

Clyde Canfield Union Tarkio College Missouri YMCA Canfield United Christian Youth Action Christian Youth Union Youth Serview

Wayland Driver Hits Parked Truck Tuesday

Two Wayland residents escaped injury when Klimer Nett Jr struck a parked truck on the highway one quarter mile east of the Cottonwood church Tuesday morning. Windshield glare and sun in the driver's eyes contributed to the rear collision with Harold Meyer’s parked truck awaiting a farm trip. A new body will be required to fix the damaged Plymouth.

Wayland Klimer Nett, Jr Cottonwood Church Itls Harold Meyer Meyer Plymouth

Van Auken Sentenced to One Year for DUI Offense

Glen L. Van Auken 41 of Columbu Junction received a one year penitentiary term from Judge OO Newell after pleading guilty to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. The second offense stemmed from a Jan arrest following a collision that sent Miriam Buster’s car down a 25 foot embankment near Columbus Junction.

Columbus Junction Glen L. van Auken Columbu Junction OO Newell Ft. Madison van Auken Janary TS Marvin Teeter Miriam Buster Here

Dinner to honor county 4-H leaders at Washington YMCA

Washington county 4-H leaders will be guests of honor at a dinner and program in the Washington YMCA next Monday evening. The event, sponsored by the Washington county bankers association, aims to inspire club leaders for the coming year. Also attending are county 4-H committee members, club officers, and Farm Bureau officers. Ray Cunningham of Iowa State College in Ames will speak. Committee members include Lee Holland, Frank Crone, and Orin Johnson.

Washington County Washington Ymca Washington County Bankers Association County Farm Bureau Ray Cunningham YMCA Iowa State College Ames Lee Holland Frank Crone Washington Orin Johnson Crawfordsville Bankers’ Committee

Lack Of Top Aide Halts Cleanup Drive

Washington reports that the government cleanup drive is halted as Attorney General McGrath cannot find a top aide. Three prominent lawyers declined the post including Burton Wheeler William Leahy and Cody Fowler. Another candidate remains unnamed as McGrath faces a concurrent congressional investigation.

Washington J. Howard McGrath Burton K. Wheeler

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