Record Flood Crest Moves Downstream Along Big Muddy
Jefferson City Missouri faces record flood crest of 35 feet on the Missouri River as engineers pile 96 tons of scrap metal on a battered bridge. The flood drives 165000 along a 200 mile stretch from eastern Kansas to central Missouri from homes, with 39 deaths reported and Cedar City under 29 feet of water.
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County 4-H Girls Demonstration Festival Set Friday
Washington county 4-H girls hold an all day demonstration festival at the Methodist church in Washington on Friday July 20 beginning at 9 am. Members from county clubs will present multiple demonstrations and musical numbers with Mrs. Melvin Booth in charge.
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Janice Booth
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New Clothing Store Opening Saturday in Washington
Washington gains a new men’s clothing store named Joe Falk, Clothing & Shoes, opening this Saturday. Joe Falk has sold his Klein Clothing Co. stake and acquired the B & B store, which will operate under the Falk name while Klein Clothing Co. keeps its original title. Staff from both locations remain in place with minor alterations.
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Plans Price Clinics In Two Iowa Cities
A. J. Loveland of OPS in Des Moines announced price clinics for merchants in Mason City next Wednesday and Ottumwa on Thursday. Similar sessions were held in Council Bluffs and Fort Dodge to help merchants with OPS rulings.
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Funeral services for J J Trotter in Des Moines Friday
Funeral services for J. J. Jack Trotter who died this week at Des Moines will be held Friday afternoon at 130 o'clock in Des Moines.
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Doud May Be In Race for Governor in Iowa
Southeast Iowa rumblings tie State Senator Alden L. Doud to a possible gubernatorial bid. Doud, a long-time Republican from Douds and GOP organizer, could oppose Governor Beardsley in a party primary if he runs.
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Cedar Rapids
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Tama Indian family to visit girl s day camp July 25
George Youngbear and his Tama reservation family will join the Day Camp group in Sunset Park on Wednesday July 25. The program features Indian songs dances legends and crafts with a craft display. Mothers and children are invited to a noon dinner and campers will bring headbands and tom toms. If rain the event moves to the Y. Sixty five girls attended the last meeting with several women and girls helping.
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G. F. Moothart
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Arla McBee
Jerry Nickerson
Wilma Nichols
Families Invited to Mixed Swimming Event
Announcement says the YMCA mixed swimming event will be tonight in the pool. Families may attend, with no children under high school age without a parent. pool opens at 7 30 p m.
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Des Moines Iowa Weather Summary
Partly cloudy with scattered showers south and west this afternoon and tonight. High 85 with warmer overnight in the north. Low 65 to 70. Friday scattered thundershowers. highs 86 to 92. Winds 12 to 18 mph, mixing directions by region. Saturday partly cloudy with showers east portion and warmer south portion. Sunday scattered thunder showers statewide.
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Crisis in cease-fire talks near Kaesong in Korea
An advance base near Kaesong reports a high-stakes UN Communist cease-fire conference set for 10 am local time. UN officials say agreement or finality will arise from the talks with North Korean Chinese delegates over one key point, as Gen Ridgway leads the allied team to press for a program for actual negotiations.
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Fewer Cattle on Feed in Iowa July 1 1951
Iowa farm reports show five percent fewer cattle on grain feed July 1 than a year earlier with 739000 head in feedlots. The figure rises 24 percent from two years ago. Preliminary estimates indicate a record number of sows farrowed in June on Iowa farms.
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Infant Wellman Services Held This Afternoon
Graveside services for Joel Lee infant son of Mr and Mrs Frank Simpson Wellman were held this afternoon at 4 30 p m in Wellman cemetery Rev D A Bissinger conducted the services with Powell Funeral Home arranging. The infant was born at Washington county hospital Wednesday.
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Badger Shot After Cornering By Dogs Near Wellston Farm
Don Orr, an oil tank driver, delivered a 35 pound badger to the journal office after picking up the animal at the Charles Harvey farm south of Wellston. The badger was shot by Harvey’s son-in-law Wednesday night following a half hour standoff with hunting dogs. Dr. and Mrs. J. J. DiLorenzo and their three daughters from Arlington are visiting the Lemmon home for the weekend.
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Social and Food Sale Draws 500 At Farm Bureau Lawn
More than 500 people attended the ice cream social and food sale on the Farm Bureau lawn last Saturday as the county group funds a new modern kitchen for the Farm Bureau building. The event runs Saturdays through July with chairmen listed for several townships and rain plans to move indoors if needed.
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Antone Hotle
Lime Creek Township
John Davison
Dutch Creek Township
Ted Mayer
English River Township
Oren Birkey
State Theater
Changes Planned in Washington Western Union Office
C T Baumgart announced plans to convert the Washington office of the Western Union Telegraph Co to a commission agent operation due to rising costs. The move aims to cut fixed expenses while maintaining service, with similar agency setups already in 29 Iowa towns. Chamber of Commerce officials planned a meeting to discuss the change and its impact on the public.
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Perry
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James Snyder 74 Dies at Columbus Junction
James Snyder 74 retired rural mail carrier died at Restopia nursing home. Funeral 2 p.m. Saturday at Fredonia Methodist Church, Stacy Funeral Home in charge. Born July 16 1877 to Samuel and Ellen Snyder, he is survived by sons Ralph Arthur and Harry of Fredonia and daughter Alma Wagner of Muscatine, plus grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Ellen Reeder Snyder
Ralph
Arthur
Harry
Fredonia
Alma Wagner
Muscatine
YMCA Plans Two Friday Hikes For Boys
The YMCA schedules two Friday morning activities for boys one ride by bicycle and one walking option. The events aim to accommodate different preferences and promote outdoor activity.
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YMCA
Army Camps Housing Scandal Exposed by Senate
Senate investigators urge the defense department to curb rent gouging near Camp Breckinridge in Kentucky Camp Boucker in Alabama and Fort Leonard Wood in Missouri The subcommittee reports servicemen face substandard housing with heat water and sanitation lacking rents up 100 to 500 percent Some homes are garages tool sheds chicken coops or bottle structures with rats and squalor highlighted by photographs.
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Ala
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Tex
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