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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1950

Page

2

Stewart & Crone All Stars Triumph Over Iowa City VFW Nine

Stewart and Crone All Stars defeated Iowa City VFW 7 to 4 in seven innings at Greenfield. Vice pitched six hits allowed as the team collected ten off Iowa City pitchers and led 4 0 after seven. Patterson Buckwalter Mosier and Knight sparked early and late offense with multiple hits including doubles in the seventh to seal the win.

Stewart & Crone Iowa City VFW Vice Greenfield Patterson Buckwalter Knight All-Stars Mosier Buckwater Washington Crandall Crull Seemuth Crone Marshall Total Stone B. Brack Ashton T. Brack Beasley Heacock Blaskovich Feay Bannon Bock

Softball Games Tonight at Green Field Uncertain Weather

After a heavy rain, league officials confirm girls softball games will proceed at Green Field this evening as scheduled unless more rain arrives late in the afternoon or night. A final decision will be based on field conditions and rain reports.

Greenfield

Community League Schedule At Green Field Highlights

Monday features Yellow Sox against Tom Cats with Maybelle Rothschilds All-Stars hosting an out of town opponent in the second game. Tuesday brings McCleery Cumming vs Ainsworth and Cubs vs Thunder bolts. Thursday hosts Battery A vs Fresh waters with VEW facing LOOF. Friday presents Merchantettes against Drive-Ins and VEW versus Riverside. Sunday closes with Stewart Crone All Stars.

Yellow Sox Tom Cats Maybelle Rothschilds Prame Merchantettes Drive-Inns VEW Riverside Stewart & Crone

Pairings Announced For Women’s City Handicap Golf Tourney

Washington Golf and Country Club ready for the women’s city handicap event. Charles Wiese, the club pro, released first round pairings featuring Connie Day against Opal Henness, Helen Schenefelt facing Catherine Cruise, and more. Sixteen players entered and rounds must be completed by next Sunday evening.

Washington Golf and Country Club Charles Wiese Connie Day Opal Henness Helen Schenefelt Catherine Cruise

Entries Open for City Men’s Golf Tournament

Injuries for the annual city men’s golf tournament are being accepted at the country club. Play starts within about ten days. Club pro Charles Wiese urged interested golfers to submit entries at the club house or with T. R. Phillips at Phillips Drug Store.

Iujuries Charles Wiese T. R. Phillips Phillips Drug Store

Simple Test Detects Honeydew on Cotton

A straightforward chemical test can be used on cotton to reveal honeydew, a sticky substance that interferes with textile processing.

BBB in Chicago Sees Flood of TV Purchase Complaints

The Better Business Bureau reports widespread complaints from television buyers in Chicago. Patients allege a chain of referrals from retailer to service company to manufacturer, with the manufacturer directing customers back to the retailer for satisfaction. The article notes fewer complaints when retailers handle servicing themselves.

Better Business Bureau Chicago New York City New York

Rookie Van Cuyk Lifts Dodgers In Pennant Chase

Brooklyn pitcher Chris Van Cuyk, 23, a recalled Texas League hurler, allowed seven hits and struck out seven in a 10 to 2 Dodgers victory over the St. Louis Cardinals. The win edges Brooklyn closer in the NL race as Chicago and Boston split, and Cincinnati swept the Giants. The Tigers, Yankees, Red Sox, Browns, and Indians also won or lost to shape the pennant battle.

New York Chris van Cuyk Brooklyn Dodgers Fort Worth Brooklyn St. Louis Cardinals Dodgers van Cuy St. Louis Boston Braves Pittsburgh Pirates Vern Bickford Earl Turner Bobby Hogue Pirates Cincinnati New York Giants Ken Raffensbergers Hank Thompson Tigers Detroit Tigers Athletics George Kell Hoot Evers Gerry Priddy Philadelphia Alex Kellner Vic Rasechi Gene Woodling New York Yankees Chicago Bob Cain Boston Red Sox Indians Cleveland Bob Lemon Steve Gromek Sox Walt Dropo Boston St. Louis Browns Washington Senators Sid Hudson

Major Leagues Scoreboard Patchwork List

Baseball scores show New York 2 Chicago 1 and other results across multiple games. Outcomes include Philadelphia 5 Detroit 2 and Cleveland 4 Boston 4 with extended totals like Cincinnati 16 New York 4 and St Louis 10 Washington 8.

New York Chicago Philadelphia Detroit Cleveland Boston Washington St. Louis Pittsburgh Brooklyn Cincinnati United Press Louis

Iowa Savings Bond Drive Nears Top with Late Returns

Iowa may reach a record in the Independence Savings Bond Drive as state director Roger Warin predicts late postmark returns could push Iowa over the top. Beardsley urged county bankers to boost sales. Iowa needed 19.7 million more to meet its quota, with a $30 million unofficial target set by the state advisory committee amid interstate competition on EE bond purchases.

Iowa Warin State Advisory Committee

Vacation driving warned to cut Iowa highway deaths

Ames pr AiR Lauer director of the Iowa State college drivers training course warned that vacation driving will raise Iowa’s death toll in the next two months unless motorists cooperate in being careful on open roads. He noted July August and early September bring higher highway traffic as tourists travel, urging early morning starts to reach destinations by early afternoon to avoid late day traffic.

Ames Air Lauer Iowa

Wiley Calls for Facts on Korean War Administration

Senator Alexander Wiley urges the administration to provide clear information on the Korean conflict. He criticizes optimistic briefings and demands details on callups and controls for farmers and business, warning of ongoing darkness and noting a UN police force potential.

Alexander Wiley Wis Wiley Pentagon MacArthur Old Settlers Pateryrap Wisconsin United Nations

Recruiting officers report slow weekend enlistment drive

United Press notes a spotty weekend response from recruiting officers across the nation. Some offices saw a rush of inquiries, while others reported little activity as efforts to publicize weekend stations faltered. New York National Guard aimed to 3000, Chicago saw about 30 new enlistees, and overall midwestern enlistments after Korea were down with 226 in three days.

Army Navy and Marine New York National Guard Chicago 5Th Army

Measles Epidemic Hits East Highland Residents

East Highland reports a measles outbreak with victims including the Mincer children Gary Gayle Lois and others. Local families visit, social events continue, and residents assist Prymek household while car purchases and square dancing activities are noted.

Henry Prymek East Highland Mincer Gary Gayle Lois Dean Geret Linwood Heck Jimmie Sherry Ronald Donald Cerny Steven Henry Prymeks Robert Wieland Mercury Oral Rath Bill Theresa Lear Rose Longquist Lone Tree Ardell Gerot

Annual Club Picnic Held at Columbus Jct

Columbus Junction July 17 The Shellbark club and families will hold their annual picnic at Chautauqua Park cabin at 6 50 p m July 18. Capt and Mrs George J Hanft of Parris Island S C and children are visiting. Community shower for Mr. and Mrs Gaylord McCullough set for July 21 at 7 30 p m in the Evangelical Reformed church Cowesville. Miscellaneous local notes follow.

Martha Butler Columbus Junction Shellbark Club Chautauqua Park George J. Hanft Parris Island S. C Gaylord McCullough Cowes Ville Layton Buffington C. C. Buffington Davis Seth A. Davis Des Moines Columbues Junction Siberia Korea War Department James Briggs Lafayette Ind J. Weaver Briggs Mildred Deiseher Salem Oregon Cotter Edd Lambert California Bina Brown Davenport Mercy Hospital Iowa City

Truman Wins Extra Funds for Point Four Program

The Senate appropriations committee voted 12 to 3 to restore funding for the Point Four aid program, raising its total earmark to 534.5 million as part of a larger 32 billion dollar single-package bill. The move follows President Truman’s appeal and a White House meeting with ranking appropriations and foreign relations members. Senate leaders expect quick passage of the measure this week.

Washington Senate Appropriations Committee Truman White House Appropriations Group Senate

Washington Evening Tribune subscription and staff notice

Washington, Youra Fidler Shannon & Co. Fablehers Shannon R. E. Shannon Managing Editor Dave R. Elder Business Manager Bruce C. Cowden Editor Charles Morris News Editor W. J. Shannon Advertising Manager Max Marble Plant Superintendent Published afternoons except Sunday Christmas and July 4th entered as second class matter under Act of March 3 1879 at post office Washington Iowa United Press Licensed Wire Member Inland Daily Press Ass'n Iowa Daily Press Ass'n Audit Bureau of Circulations SUBSCRIPTION RATES Per week by carrier in Washington 25 By Mail in Iowa Months Year

Vwashington Washington Youra Fidler, Shannon & Co R. E. Shannon Dave R. Elder Bruce C. Cowden Charles Morris W. J. Shannon Max Marble Iowa Tinited Press Inland Daily Dress Iowa Daily Press Iowa’res Audit Bureau of Cirrentations

Texas Dynamo stars Starrett and Burnette blast outlaw gang

Western action at the Fox Theatre features Charles Starrett and Smiley Burnette in Texas Dynamo. Lois Hall Jock O’Mahoney and Slim Duncan co star as a vigilante plot unfolds in Beckton with Dehner’s gang. Ray Nazarro directs. Colbert Clark produces.

Starrett Burnette Texas Dynamo Charles Starrett Smiley Burnette Fox Theatre Columbia Lois Hall Jock O’mahoney Slim Duncan Smiley Colorado Beckton John Dehner Texas Miss Hall Dehner O'Mahoney Duncan Per Ray Nazarro Jarry Shipman Colbert Clark

Rabies on the Rise in Iowa Urges Immediate Action

County health officials reference a state board release urging all Iowans to act now to curb rabies spread. The first half of this year saw 192 reported cases compared with 252 in all of 1949, with year round occurrence and blame placed on lax dog licensing enforcement. Vaccination of all dogs is urged as the key control method due to spread by bites from infected animals, and rising cases among wild animals like skunks and foxes.

State Board of Health Towa

Grass Regrowth After Burn Reduces Yields Significantly

Burning grass cover on exposed blackened soil gives the illusion of greener pasture while actual yield losses range from fifty to seventy percent.

Gaskell Visits Son at Iowa State College Ames

In Minnesota W. H. Gaskell is visiting his son Alfred Gaskell an instructor at Iowa State College in Ames awaiting news of his health and activities this season.

Minnesota W. H. Gaskell Alfred Gaskell Iowa State College Ames

State GOPs Announce Convention Program and Speakers

Des Moines AP. Iowa Republicans unveil convention agenda with Sen. Harry Cabot Lodge Jr. to keynote and Roscoe Jones named temporary chairman. Bourke Hickenlooper and G William Beardsley to speak. Alden Doud withdraws bid for first district. Farm policy fight looms as 35 farmers help craft a seven point plank. Wheat deemed concentrated along Missouri River counties.

Des Moines Central Committee Harry Cabot Lodge State Central Whitney Gilliland Cox GOP

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