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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1946

Page

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World peace seen tied to US Russia cooperation in speech

Senator Vandenberg urged that lasting peace rests on three factors: UN effectiveness, outlawing the atomic bomb with inspection, and friendly US Soviet relations. He warned Russia must understand US respect for Russian self rule and mutual cooperation, vowing no coerced concessions or human rights bargaining.

Washington Arthur H. Vandenberg R. Mich Senate Today United States Russia Vandenberg Paris James F. Byrnes United Nations Soviet Union

Siders Entertain Nearly 300 Patrons at Washington Event

Siders Auto Parts Service hosted a customer party at the y gymnasium in Washington yesterday evening drawing about 300 attendees. About 250 came from outside Washington with guests from Columbus Junction Iowa City Ottumwa Fairfield Mt. Pleasant Keosauquin South English Bloomfield Sigourney Wellman Albia and more. Six performers from radio station WHO Des Moines provided entertainment led by master of ceremonies Cliff Cari.

Sider Washington Company Washington Sitler Force Columbus Junction Iowa City Ottumwa Fairfield Mt. Pleasant Keosauquin South English Bloomfield Sigourney Wellman Albia EL Sion Sic Jers Des Moines Cliff Cari

Cigarette License Granted by Council for H M Lunch Room

At the regular council meeting yesterday evening an additional cigarette license was granted for the H and M lunch room and store to be opened by Mrs Henry Harrison and Mrs Genevieve Miller at East Third street and North Seventh avenue near the MecCleery Calen lay factory. This brings the total licensed cigarette outlets in Washington to 28 for the coming year. The session focused on routine matters and city projects including the new well and the airport contract.

Henry Harrison Genevieve Miller East Third Street North Seventh Avenue MecCleery Calenlay Washington

Hogs Hit New Highs in Chicago Market Plunge

Chicago hog prices surged to the highest level since 1919 with 180 to 250 pound butchers at 20 per hundredweight in early trading. Five loads of choice steers sold at 25.75, and cattle held at the 25 all time record. Sheep rose 25 cents as western markets reported brisk action and overall receipts totaled 82,500 across 12 markets.

Chicago East St. Louis Indianapolis Omaha South St. Paul Iowa Ft. Worth

43 Nazis Are to Hang for Killings

An American military court sentenced 43 of the 70 Nazis convicted in the Malmedy massacre to hangings. The 48 death penalties comprise the largest single group in the American zone, with Landsberg as the execution site and Gen. Joseph McNarney to review the sentences. Col. Joachim Peiper among those sentenced, part of Taskforce Peiper, tied to major executions in the Battle of the Bulge.

Dachau Joseph McNarney Col Joachim Peiper Peiper

Largest postwar Sutler party features music and displays

The event showcased accordion guitar and violin music with dialogues and acrobatics. Clarence K. Stresnak, sales representative for American Hammon Piston Rings of Baltimore, explained piston ring manufacture and the types in use. It was the first such Sutler party since before the war and the largest held.

Clarence K. Stresnak American Hammon Piston Rings Company Baltimore

Wards of Washington Develop Rolling Disc Sharpening Machine

Edward E. Ward and his sons Clayton Kenneth operate a mobile disc sharpening business in eastern Iowa. They travel to farmers with their self made rolling device, trading efficiency for time by sharpening discs on site, building a growing waiting list and gaining popularity among local growers. Ward previously worked for Deere and International before starting this venture.

Wards of Washington Iowa Washington E. E. Ward Clayton Kenneth Mr. Ward Washington County

Iowa Democrats Meet in State Convention

Des Moines July 16 UP A slate of 14 resolutions led by repeal of the state sales tax on food clothing and medicine headed the list adopted by about 2 000 delegates at Iowa's first peacetime Democratic state convention since 1940. Miles pledged active campaign and urged focus on jobs and veterans while Allen praised unity and criticized Republicans.

Des Moines George A. Heikers Spencer Rentiag Todey Aus Sewell Alien Onawa Miles Allen Earl C. Miller Gerald L. K. Smith Miller Iowa Wayne Ropes Smith America First Carroll Reece Frank Miles

Hart Re-elected as Democratic Committeeman in Iowa City

Results from the Democratic state convention caucuses show William R. Hart of Iowa City reappointed committeeman for the 1st district and Mrs. Alberta M. Kelly of Nichols named committeewoman. The event occurred in Des Moines on July 16.

Hart William R. Hart Iowa City Alberta M. Kelly Nichols

Heirens Admits Degnan Murder

CHICAGO July 16 UP William George Heirens 17 year old student admitted the premeditated slaying and dismemberment of six year old Suzanne Degnan and authorities announced plans to indict him on two murder charges. State's attorney Tuohy said he would seek grand jury indictments in the Degnan and Brown cases and that a plea deal for life imprisonment would be considered only in court.

Chicago William George Heirens Suzanne Degnan United Press Dega Frances Brown Josephine Ross William J. Tuohy Degnan Brown Tuohy Ross

Mrs Ferguson in Serious Condition After Car Crash

Mr and Mrs D W McClure and son Don travel to Grinnell after the serious injury of Mrs Raymond Ferguson, daughter of the McClures, in a Sunday automobile accident. She is Grinnell College executive bus keeper hospitalized with multiple fractures and head injuries. condition described as critical and she remains in shock. Patricia Meyers, 11, is noted as a daughter.

D. W. McClure Don Grinnell Raymond Ferguson McClure Ferguson Busekeeper Grinnell College Grinnell Hospital Atricia Meyers

Mrs. Emma Wolfer 76 Dies at Home Near Washington

Mrs. Emma Wolfer 76 died at 2 30 this morning at her home six miles south of Washington after a short illness. Funeral at 9 am Thursday at St James Catholic Church with Rev H J Corcoran. Burial in Elia Grove. rosary at Sherman's Wednesday 8 pm. She was active in the Altar and Rosary society and is survived by a son Stephen Wolter, a daughter Mrs Leo Marie, a brother Louis Fetes, two sisters Sister Mary Febronia and Mrs Rose Kuhn, seven grandchildren. two children died in infancy.

Emma Wolfer Washington St. James Catholic Church H. J. Corcoran Elia Grove Sherman Altar and Rosary Society Wolfer Peter and Mary Ann (Meyers) Fetes St. Janes Church Joseph F. Wolfer

Phil Stong invited as guest of honor for Centennial fair

DFS Movies notes Phil Stong author of State Fair has been invited as guest of honor for press day at the 1946 Centennial fair. He writes from Washington Connecticut he hopes to attend. In Grinnell a car crash injured Mrs Ferguson and Mr Ferguson. Mrs Ferguson’s secretary was killed and two others in the other car were seriously hurt.

DFS Phil Stong Lews L. B. Cunningham Stong Washington, Conn

Senate approves OPA renewal move sends to conference

The Senate approved the house sent bill to a senate-house conference 211 to 64 to revise the OPA renewal measure and avert a second veto. President Truman called the bill terrible and administration leaders hoped conferees would craft a compromise extending price controls only until July 1, 1947.

Washington Senate House Senate House Truman Clarence J. Brown Adolph J. Sabath Til House Rules Committee

8000 Apply For Driver License In Washington County

Sheriff H. M. Putnam estimated about 1 000 county residents failed to renew by the deadline. A total of 7 961 applied in the county with special clerks handling applications in the courthouse lobby and other towns. Examinations to drive will be held by the state patrol in Washington Thursdays from eight to four.

H. M. Putnam Washington County State Highway Patrol Washington Court House Department of Public Safety Des Moines

Wedding Attire Ties Family to Celebrants in Lancaster

Newspaper reports on the wedding of Annabell Russell and James F. Goldbach note the groom wore the same shirt worn by the bride's father and three brothers at their weddings. The detail underscores a family tradition reflected in the Lancaster ceremony.

Lancaster Annabell Russel James F. Goldbach

Ross and Kiefer Issued Marriage License in Washington

A marriage license was issued today at the courthouse to Richard Lee Ross and Odgean Carolyn Kiefer, both of Washington, marking a formal union.

Court House Richard Lee Ross Dgean Carolyn Kiefer Washington

Funeral services for Mrs Jennie E Alexander Wednesday

Funeral services for Mrs Jen nie E Alexander will be held at two o'clock Wednesday afternoon at Sherman's funeral home with burial in Elm Grove cemetery. She was daughter of Samuel V and Domina Bare and widow of George Alexander who died in 1928. Born February 4 1855 in Staunton Virginia she spent most of her life in Washington county especially Crawfordsville and Washington.

Jennie E. Alexander Sherman Elm Grove Cemetery Alexander Samuel V Domina Philipa) Bare George Alexander Staunton Washington County Crawfordsville Washington

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Senator Vandenberg Siders U. S Gov't U.S. Treasury International Joseph Seph) Pietrich SS Panzer Army O. E. Lehmitt Ernest Salladay Sitler Sitlers Harold Mangold Edward E. Ward Deere and International Farm Implement Resolutions Committee Allien Tennessee Democratic Party Republican Party Congress Ai Jen Reece Gerald Smith Sleece White House Fred M. Vinson Lord Heirens Mrs. Ferguson Central Park Ralph Young Jess Bradde America Max Lee Everett Burham Jane Burham Tommy Gray Milo Steele, Jr Dave Neiswanger West Chester Cloyd Garret Merle Turnipseed Orenig Barnard Huffine Romberg Sousa Lillia-Isaac Keifer
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