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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1949

Page

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North Carolina 4‑H Girl Tours Washington County Iowa

Peggy Noland an 18 year old 4 H member from Haywood County North Carolina visits Washington County Iowa with 40 other rural youths. She tours farms notes Iowa corn crops and pig operations while planning to study textiles and design at Iowa State College.

Peggy Noland Haywood County North Carolina Washington County George Dare Barbara Dare Peggy Lews State College Ames Barbara Virginia Dare Washington 4-H Iowa Iowa State College Smoky Mountain

Flight Breakfast set for Washington airport event

The Junior Chamber of Commerce staged flight breakfast at Washington airport set for Sunday morning with free breakfast for visitors. Local model airplane show starts at one o clock Sunday afternoon with pilots arriving from surrounding areas. Parking arranged and airport staff assist with planes while church visitors may attend service. Expect larger turnout than last year with hundreds expected for the model show.

Chamber of Commeres Washington Airport Chamber of Comerce Fred Minden Washington

Des Moines Weather Outlook With Warm Weekend Increase

Partly cloudy with highs near 85 to 90 and scattered thunderstorms on the west. Tonight mostly cloudy with showers in the west and north central, continuing into Sunday forenoon. Lows 64 to 68. Southerly winds 15 to 22 mph. Sunday partly cloudy, then haze with highs 92 to 94. Yesterday’s temps were 84/60.

Des Moines North Central

Friends Combine Oats On George Zeck Farm

Neighbors rallied to aid George Zeck after a farming accident as his 33 acres of oats faced ruin. Duane Shalla Dale Marek and Harold Strum brought combines and equipment, harvesting about 2000 bushels in two days while Zeck recovered.

George Zeck Washington Zeck George Duane Shalla Dale Marek Harold Strum Furth

Extra $100 Offered on Thank You Thursday

Businesses sponsor a drawing on July 28 offering prizes of 109 dollars for first, 50 for second, and 25 for third. Winners must be present to collect and can register at any participating Washington business sources. The event promotes local trade and appreciation.

Washington

School Tax Needs Show Big Decrease in Local Budget

Washington Independent school district reports a 1949 50 budget shows 14 490 less tax need than 1948 49. General fund drops from 174 000 to 164 000 while total expenditures rise to 277 772 50. State aid accounts for most of the reduced levy amid 1 240 school age residents in the district.

Washington Independent

No Chicagua Chapter Meeting Here Monday

Members of Chicagua chapter are reminded of a meeting scheduled for Monday at the usual chapter hall. Attendance is requested to discuss upcoming events and chapter business.

Chicagua

Musicians to Appear at Washington Methodist Church

Richard Maxwell a national radio singing star will perform at the Washington Methodist Church Tuesday evening July 26 to benefit Veterans Hospital programs. He will be assisted by Ivy and Al Walsh, two fellow radio musicians from the same circuit.

Richard Maxwell Methodist Washington Veterans Hospital Ivy al Walsh

Maxwell troupe to perform in Washington under church sponsorship

The Maxwell troupe is brought to Washington by the Washington Ministerial association to present a well known music program at eight o'clock. Proceeds from a Tuesday free will offering will aid the Veterans Hospital program, a non profit effort bringing inspirational entertainment to veterans' hospitals nationwide. Mr. Maxwell has supported the cause since 1946. The Izaak Walton league postpones its July 25 meeting for a Lake Odessa picnic with Louisa county members. The new road plans were discussed.

Maxwell Washington Washington Ministerial Association Veterans Hospital Program Veterans Izaak Walton League Lake Odessa Izaak Walton Louisa County Odessa League Paul Horak Chicagua Washington County West Chester

Five Men Questioned In Cohen Shooting Case

LA police questioned five men in the Mickey Cohen shooting case. One man released, ex-con Tony Brancato booked for attempted murder, and Anthony Trombino sought for questioning. Mesina surrendered and was released after alibi. Tarantino and others arrested in San Francisco.

Los Angeles Mickey Cohen Tony Brancato Anthony Trombingo Trombino Brancato Kansas City Fred Howser Cohen Sunset Strip Joseph FE. Messina Jimmy Tarantino Hollywood Nightlife San Francisco Tarantino Dave Ogul Ely Lubin

Submit Bill for Control of Reds

Senator Homer Ferguson announced a new Communist control bill to empower the Justice Department to act on alleged Communist conspiracies. The measure, refined from Mundt Nixon, extends the statute of limitations for delivering classified data to ten years and imposes up to ten years in prison and a $10,000 fine. The subcommittee approved the bill, with full committee action expected soon.

Washington Homer Ferguson Justice Department United States Ferguson Karl K. Mundt Os. D Olin D. Johnston Tom C. Clark Hiss

Hold Farm Hand Arrested After Hammer Slaying

In Pasillion Nebraska a 72 year old farm hand George Froman was arrested after an all night search in connection with the hammer death of Molly Fritz 79 whose body lay on the farmhouse porch. Also attacked were Laura Lab Duke 82 and Pearl Gibson 57. Froman had roomed at the Gibson farm and was said to have attacked Fritz after being ordered to move out.

Pasillion Molly Fritz George Froman Laura Lab Duke Pearl Gibson Jack Risor George Beerline Papillion Beer Froman Risor Pearl Gibson Farm

Joe Embree 55 Dies at Mercy Hospital

Jone Embree 55 of Washington died this afternoon at Mercy Hospital in Iowa City where he had been treated. Funeral services likely Monday at two in Jones funeral home. Survivors include wife two daughters Mrs Ernestine Allison and Mrs Phyllis Zieglowsky two sons Richard and Kenneth his mother Mrs J L Embree two brothers Frank and Charles and two sisters Mrs Hal Edwards and Mrs Joe Hill. On Aug 15 1839 Washington county board of commissioners met and began business after qualification.

Jone Embree Washington Mercy Hospital Iowa City Jones Funeral Home Ernestine Allison Phyllis Zieglowsky Richard Kenneth J. L. Embree Frank Charles Hal Edwards Joe Hill

Courier for a Communist Spy Ring Identified

The report notes the person was then a courier for a Communist spy ring, highlighting involvement with espionage activities and the period of association.

House Democrats Push Health Grants To States On Education Aid

Democratic leaders in Washington propose a 35 million dollar federal grant plan to improve health and education for all public and private school children. The measure, approved by the Senate, would not exclude parochial schools and could ease Catholic opposition to the Barden education bill. Cardinal Spellman condemned Eleanor Roosevelt over anti Catholic charges as Mrs Roosevelt prepared a private reply from Hyde Park.

Washington House Senate Graham A. Barden N. C Percy Priest D. Tenn Baroen Cardinal Spellman New York

Melbourne thieves hit eleven stores in dawn break-ins

Burglaries struck eleven of Melbourne's 186 shops in the early hours, with initial estimates placing cash taken at about 75 dollars. Authorities say loot was light and items taken were minimal, including a .22 rifle and ammunition. Break-ins were believed to occur between 3 and 4 am, affecting two implement stores two garages two grocery shops an electrical appliance shop a furniture store a cafe a drug store and a hardware store.

Melbourne

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