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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1945

Page

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Truman and Stalin Hold Potsdam Conference Opening

London dispatch reports the Big Three opened talks at Potsdam with President Truman presiding and Stalin as luncheon guest. An initial hour long session followed Stalin’s arrival on the steps with aides, while Byrnes and Molotov attended the discussions in the president’s villa office.

Kaiser Wilhelm Potsdam Truman Churchill Stalin London Radio Moscow Germany White House Jatce Harry Vaughan James K. Bardaman V. M. Molotov

Lee Dusenbery Taken by Death

Lee L Dusenbery 63 died at Oakdale sanitarium after six months of tuberculous illness. Funeral 2 pm Thursday at Christian church with Pastor Thomas Polk. burial Elm Grove cemetery. Survived by wife Mary. two sons Corporal John A Dusenbery and Lewis J Dusenbery. daughter Leona. grandson Richard. sister Mrs L R Dalton. brother Karl Dusenbery. A son Charles K Dusenbery was killed in naval action November 12, 1942 near Casablanca.

Lee L. Dusenbery Oakdale Sanitarium The Christian Church Hey Thomas Polk Elm Grove Cemetery Sherman Mr. Dusenbery Keota Washington County Alfred L Rachel T Romine Dusenbery Washington Mary E. Kuhn Keola S. P. Telford

Cheap Clothing On Market Soon

Washington agencies CPA and WPB said cheaper clothing will be on the market in noticeable quantities soon. They began actions in January to combat the shortage of low and medium priced clothing and expect the shortage to be substantially alleviated by September.

Washington, D. C CPA WPB

Light Criminal Record for Year Ends June 30

A rare quiet year for the county court ended June 30 with a light criminal docket. Only six people faced charges, all pled guilty and were fined or jailed. The county jail sat empty most days, and the only trial was Glenn Wilson from Mahaska county on a murder charge.

State Parole Board H. M. Putnam Mayor’s Justice Court Glenn Wilson Mahaska County Justice of the Peace

Rotary Club hears wartime blockade hero and prison tale

Boice Willey and Lins discuss Rotary meeting topics and a wartime blockade hero Captain Edward Sherlock married to Frances Stewart recounts aiding Cairo supply routes. Lt. Warren Lins recalls a year in German captivity after Air Corps missions and crash. Guests include Walter Friedman Montgomery Ward manager and Henry Poisson visiting Rotarian from Kenova West Virginia.

Br. C. A. Boice Joln Rotary Club Edward Sherlock le Mercaant Marine Sherlock Frances Stewart Red Sea Cairo Egypt Port Arthur Texas Mont- Romery Rommel Warren Lins Lins Air Corps Africa Italy Walter Friedman Montggomery Ward Henry Poisson Kenova West Virginia Washington

Make Contract With Engineers On Airport Work

Washington city council approved a contract with Stanley Engineering of Muscatine for municipal airport engineering. The firm will survey the site, assess topography and obstructions, and develop runway plans after site selection, with fees of 850 dollars payable on plans approval. A public hearing on the budget is set for August 6.

Washington Stanley Engineering Company Muscatine J. B. Tracy Civil Aeronautics Administration Iowa Aviation Commission

Two New Divorces Filed in Washington County Court

Two divorce suits were filed yesterday in the Washington county district court. Edith Reister vs Claude Reis ter seeks half the home, equal division of household goods, the couple’s automobile, and restoration of a maiden name Edith Boilean. Elizabeth McElroy vs Harold McElroy asks custody of two minor children with maintenance of 100 a month while the husband is in the armed forces and 509 a month after discharge, plus court‑set child support.

Washington Richard A Stewart Eizabeth McElroy Harold S. MckElroy T. A. Michels

Anna Mae Howard to start war department secretarial work

Anna Mae Howard of Washington will depart Wednesday night for Washington to join the army service forces staff in the war department likely at the Pentagon. She recently passed civil service exams in stenography and typing.

Anna Mae Howard Washington Washington, D.C Army Userice Forces War Department Fmous Pentagon Civil Service

Baty of 14 Months Drowns in a Tub

The body of Larry Urban aged 14 months, son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Urban, was found Sunday night in a tub of water in the yard of the Urban home in Dubuque.

Baty Dubuque Larry Urban Clarence Urban Urban

Big Three meet barred to reporters in Berlin

Lt. Gen. John Redding announced that the Big Three will not allow correspondents into the conference area and prohibit revealing information from the compound. He warned of a 72 hour suspension for attempts to approach the area while asserting no censorship of reports. The army will not issue news but will relay information from the conferees if provided.

Berlin John Redding U. S. Army Big Three Redding Tokyo

Hearing set August 3 on reckless driving case

Keith Farrier of East Pleasant Plain faced reckless driving charges after a car wreck on July 8 near Washington on highway 92. He appeared with attorney E L Edmondson, posted a $50 bond, and a hearing was deferred to August 3. One passenger Priscilla Dickinson died, two others were seriously injured in the Iowa City hospital.

Keith Farrier East Pleasant Plain Justice of the Peace R. W. Fillmore Brighton E. L. Edmondson Edmondson Farrier Washington Priscilla Dickinson Iowa City

District Court Convicts Seven in Desertion and Theft Cases

Seven defendants faced charges of desertion of family false uttering of a bank check and larceny with two for operating a vehicle while intoxicated. All pleaded guilty. The two for larceny received up to five years in state prison. Two others drew one year each, and two were sentenced to jail terms with suspended sentences.

District Criminal Court

Early Maine towns reflect settlers spirit in unity names

Indicative of the era and settlers in Maine are towns named Hope Harmony Friendship Unity Concord and Union illustrating communal ideals in early colonial settlement. The list highlights the era wide use of aspirational names to reflect communal values and shared goals.

Maine Hope Harmony Friendship Unity Concord Union

Burglary at Farm Residence Sparks Youth Suspects

Sheriff Putnam and Deputy Kiesey seek two 17 year old strangers believed to burglarize George P Bartholomew farm house three and a half miles west of town yesterday afternoon. They stole 60 to 75 dollars, four wrist watches, a diamond ring, and a combination rifle shotgun missing. The youths were last seen getting a ride toward Washington. one wore blue overalls and a red or checkered shirt, the other light complexioned. one had cowboy boots.

H. M. Putnam Walt Kiesey George P Bartholomew

Riverside Couple Receives Marriage License

Kenneth C. Kos of Riverside and Katheryn E. Soutauwiek of Kalona obtained a marriage license at the courthouse today.

Kenneth C. Kos Riverside Katheryn E. Soutauwiek Kalona Court House

Pacific Fleet Bombards Hitachi region near Tokyo

U S Pacific fleet warships opened a thunderous bombardment of Hitachi and surrounding industrial suburbs 75 miles north of Soukyo, with battleships Iowa and other dreadnoughts offshore. The action, part of four days of focused strikes, targets Japan's war plants and coastal defenses as carrier aircraft pound Tokyo and nearby areas.

Guam Tokyo Japan Jack Mahon United States Pacific Fleet Hitachi Soukyo Honshu Island Chester W. Nimitz Iowa Admiral Halsey Honshu Hokkaido Tus Botton Royal Navy U.S Sukegawa Vinis Tachi 3Rd Fleet Hamashi Military Indus

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