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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1945

Page

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Charter Is Presented By Truman

President Truman urged prompt ratification of the United Nations charter before the senate. He warned the choice is between this charter and no charter at all and urged leaders to join in the peacekeeping effort. He outlined the charter's aims to prevent wars, settle disputes peacefully, promote living standards, uphold human rights, and remove economic causes of conflict.

Washington, D. C Truman Senate United Nations

Rainfall and Temperature Compare June Readings

Weather records show rainfall in June this year at 3.85 inches versus 6.67 inches in June 1944. Temperatures ran cooler with a high of 88 this June and 103 in 1944, while the low fell to 37 this year compared with 44 last year.

Dayton Grove Notes From Washington Visit And Local Events

Dayton Grove reports J B Moore visited Washington on Friday. Currants exceed expectations with many quarts sold and a remaining supply. Mrs Albert Dayton remains in Washington hospital but shows little improvement. Mr and Mrs Robert Stephens and Mary Jane Marthe and Barbara attended a piano recital of Mrs Henry Shields at the Presbyterian church. Mr and Mrs J B Moore were dinner guests with Mrs Sadie Moore and family Tuesday evening.

J. B. Moore Dayton Grove Washington Albert Dayton Washington Hospital Robert Stephens Mary Jane Marthe Barbara Henry Shields Presbyterian Church J. B Moore Sadie Moore Ftam

Stores Will Close Here Wednesday July Fourth Holiday

Washington observes Wednesday July 4 as a full holiday announced by President Fred Downing of the Chamber of Commerce after a survey. Poultry houses barber shops lumber yards grocery stores and other businesses close. Drug stores open until 10 pm and the public library MASA court offices and post offices close all day with no mail delivery. Stamps sold 8 to 10 am.

Washington Fred Downing Chamber of Commerce MASA Court House

Pfc Harold Yeoman Seriously Wounded in Mindanao Action

Mrs Vera Gregory of Ottumwa learns her brother Pfc Harold Yeoman was seriously wounded in action on Mindanao island on June 3. He has been overseas since September 1942 and served in major South Pacific campaigns. His unit earned the Presidential Unit Citation. He has two brothers in service, Frank in China and Homer in Germany.

Vera Gregory North McLain Street Ottumwa Harold Yeoman Mindanao Island Yeoman South Pacific Frank China Homer Germany

Circling Back to Celebrate Mr and Mrs Dean Moore

The notice honors Mr and Mrs Dean Moore with congratulations extended by many friends at a social gathering. During the evening Mrs Mangold of Washington visited with Mrs Moore and family.

Ily Dean Moore Mangold Washington Moore

Highland Center Community Notes

Highland Center residents share weekend visits as Mr and Mrs John Krotz and children spend Sunday with the W R Murphy family Betty Jean Martin returns from Washington after a stay with Karl Steele Mrs Cary Brown and daughter visit Mrs Harold Sams and Mr and Mrs Jess Cory of Mount Union in local social roundup

Eula Mae Coon Highland Center John Krotz W. R. Murphy Betty Jean Martin Karl Steele Washington Cary Brown Harold Sams Jess Cory Mount Union

Boy Scouts Plan Archery Class At Lincoln School

The Boy Scouts invite all interested in archery to Lincoln school this evening at 7 for the organization of an archery class led by Rev. Milo J. Phillips. Fundamentals will be shown and veterans are urged to attend. Bring any available equipment.

Boy Scouts Lincoln School Milo J. Phillips Phillips

First Service Is Held in the Park

Rev Alfred Trenerry of the Baptist church delivered the first union evening park service of summer in Central Park. His sermon titled Our Inheritance spoke on the Bible church and Christ as core inheritances guiding Americans, with the church renewed by God's spirit and offering strength against temptation and eternal life. Dr George Kerr of the United Presbyterian church is slated as next week's preacher.

Alfred Trenerry The Baptist Church First Union Central Park Trenerry Milo Phillips George Kerr United Presbyterian Church Union Park

War heroes return and POW reunions documented

Lt Warren Lins, son of Mr and Mrs Will Lins, has arrived home from overseas service. Lt Tins, bas ed in Italy, was a prisoner of war for many months and among the last to be liberated. His wife lives on East Jefferson street. Lt Arthur Hunger of Reverington, recently home from Stalag Luft I after captivity since November 26, 1943, visited the Lewis Coon home Sunday afternoon.

Warren Lins Will Lins Tins Army Air Corps Italy East Jefferson Street Arthur Hunger Reverington Lewis Coon Hunger Stalagruft 1 Ie i

FEPC Clash Blocks House Action On War Agency Bill

The House Rules Committee blocked consideration of the $771 million war agency appropriation over FEPC funding. The Senate amended the measure to provide $250,000 for the Fair Employment Practice Committee, while Sabath’s bid to send the bill to conference was rejected. A Negro delegation attended hearings but no open-session debate occurred.

Washington House Rules Committee House War Agency Fair Employment Practice Committee FEPC Adolph J. Sabath Senate Rules Committee Sam Rayburn House Appropriations Committee Sabath

Senate confirms Byrnes as secretary of state

The Senate unanimously confirms James Byrnes for secretary of state in a swift vote after Senator Barkley urged immediate approval without the usual hearings. Byrnes succeeds Edward Stettinius Jr. who left to join the U.N. Security Council as a former senator and war mobilization director.

James Byrnes Senate Truman Abin W. Barkley Kentucky Supreme Court Edward R. Stettinius, Jr United States United Nations Security Council Wallace of White, Jr Maine Barkley Byrnes Jarkley Edward R. Stettinium

Submarine Patrols Sink 19 Japanese Vessels Reported

Washington July 2 The navy announced American submarines have sunk 19 more Japanese vessels and a British submarine destroyed a 10 000 ton enemy cruiser in the southwest Pacific. United States undersea craft have now destroyed 1 107 Japanese ships including 140 warships and 1 023 merchant vessels. Cyril James discharged from the U S Army after 18 months overseas earning a Purple Heart and Bronze Star. he is the son of local residents.

Washington, D.C United States Southwest Pacific U.S Amerian U. S Far Cyril James United States Army

Submit the bill with FERC funds left in

A brief note states that lawmakers should submit the bill while keeping the remaining FERC funds in place. The emphasis is on preserving the unused financial allocation for continued program support.

FERC

Presbyterian Church Calls Rev. T. E. White of Dubuque

The Washington Presbyterian church voted unanimously to extend a call to Rev. Treveyn E. White of Dubuque to become pastor, succeeding Dr. F. W. Eastwood. White has accepted and will begin once he is released from Dubuque Presbyterian University duties, with presbytery approval pending. He is a 1 year old, married with two children.

Presbyterian Church T. E. White Dubuque Washington Presbyterian Treveyn E. White F. W. Eastwood New London Iowa White W. Z. Allen Cotter Bethel Presbyterian Washington Church Iowa City Presbytery Washington Dubuque University Waukon Washington Presbyterians

County Seeks Boost in 7th War Loan Bonds Drive

County opens final week of the seventh war loan with $233 000 short of its $880 009 E bond quota Four buying days remain Banks and post offices reported $648 427 in sales by midweek State chairmen note last week’s sales at 332 000 and advise only E F and G bonds can be bought until close of the loan period per county feedback from a local soldier’s hometown paper expression calls for renewed effort to meet obligations.

Washington County G. Mace Brighton Crawfordsville West Chester W. L. Clark State War Finance Iowa Washington Hame Express Gupta

Brother from East Columbia visits sister in town

Ss L Anderson of East Columbia Texas is spending several weeks in the home of his sister Mrs May Anderson here in town.

Ss. L. Anderson East Columbia Texas May Anderson

MacArthur Sees Battle On Borneo

General Douglas MacArthur observed Allied forces assault Balikpapan on Borneo as Australian troops moved inland toward the Seppingang airfield after a large naval and aerial bombardment. The raid followed a major Japanese effort at Kure and other Honshu targets, with heavy incendiaries and air attacks reported along the Japanese coast.

Pearl Harbor Borneo Kure Naval Base Shemonoseki Abe Honshu Kumamoto Kyushu Borneo Oil Center Seppingang Balikpapan Tokre Tokyo Leecon Kula Balikpapa Amare Island Okinawa Enicide Chiran Japan Okinewe Iwo Jina Ibusubi Nagoya China Amercan Joseph Stilwell 146Th Army Stilwell Simon Bolivar Buckner, Jr Maj Gen John & Brooks 11Th Airforce Alaska Basikpapan Pacific Luzon Douglas MacArthur

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