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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1951

Page

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Lodge backs Truman foreign aid plan defense buildup urged

Senator Henry Cabot Lodge Jr of Massachusetts supports expanding defense spending and agrees Europe should receive the administration's proposed aid. He warns against cutting 85 6000000000 in European military help as President Truman pushes to raise readiness to deter aggression amid congressional tax and inflation debates.

Washington Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr Ros Mass United States Europe Lodge Truman Congress Harry F. Byrd

Contino Stands Trial For Evading Draft

In Glendale California on trial before a federal jury 11 women and one man Contino faces charges of dodging the draft. Betty Eshelby a Glendale draft board clerk testified about his repeated pleas to avoid service claiming he was the sole supporter and that separation from his family would be untenable.

San Francisco Dick Contino Glendale Calif South Betty Eshelby

Potatoes Grow Tomatoes On One Vine At Journal Office

George Miller of route three reported bringing a potato tomato vine to the Journal office. He gathered several large potatoes from the root while about halfway up the stem there are several tiny perfectly formed tomatoes. The plants sit about 12 feet from the potato patch.

Journal Office George Miller Route Three

Weather Outlook Des Moines Iowa Five Day Forecast

Sunny this afternoon with a high near 85 to 90. Clear tonight with a low near 65. Sunny Wednesday with scattered thundershowers in northwest areas. High around 80. Local showers expected statewide by Thursday. Warm humid conditions Friday through weekend with scattered storms daily. Five day temps near seasonal norms around 90 highs and 65 lows. Rainfall light, about one half to three quarters inch.

Des Moines Iowa

Marshal Zhukov In Limelight Once More

Russia's top commander Marshal Gregory Zhukov reappeared publicly joining Molotov on a Kremlin stage. His return signals renewed favor with the Kremlin and prompts allied intelligence to guess his future role and plans in the coming months.

Marshal Zhukov Russia Moscow Gregory K. Zhukov George C. Marshall Dwight D. Eisenhower Omar N. Bradley Zhukov Molotov Stalin Kremlin

Junior Chamber Plans Donkey Softball Game at Green Field

The Junior Chamber of Commerce completed plans for a donkey softball game at Green Field on Wednesday at 7 30 pm. Officials also prepared for distributing and selling house markets in Washington with publicity to be issued in the Journal within two weeks. Entertainment featured a motion picture of the world series of little league baseball.

Greenfield Junior Chamber of Commerce Pines Washington Junior Chamber

Kasaya Honored at Open House Then Leaves for Des Moines

Peacant Tet Yasutaro Kasaya of Nagoya Japan has been a guest of Mr. and Mrs. R H McCleery in Des Moines where he attended an open house with about 50 Y M C A members and families. He spoke on Japan and customs and later was hosted for Sukiyaki dinner by Mr. and Mrs. Artemas Brown.

Yasutaro Kasaya Nagoya Japan R. H. McCleery Des Moines YMCA McCleery Kasaya Cloyce Bogle Long Beach Beach Calif Clarence Logan Dave Elder Artemas Brown

City Dogs Await Claimants After Shelter Hold

Police Chief Carl Hanener reports two stray dogs in the city awaiting owners. A Shepherd puppy of two to three months and a larger brown dog with a white collar are unclaimed. If not claimed, they will be offered to new owners.

Carl Hanener

Japanese YMCA Leader Sees Friendly US Ties The Rotarians

Yasutaro Kasaya of Nagoya told Washington Rotary Club that Japan seeks a new social order and is not resentful of American occupation. He praised General MacArthur, noted growing Rotary clubs in Japan, and described postwar housing and democracy challenges as rebuilding lags.

Japan Yasutaro Kasaya Nagoya Washington Hytary Club Mondos YMCA Rotarians Richard McCleery Rotary Club Kasaya Sail Americas General MacArthony Wasayva Rotary Dupan Novo America

Narcotics Witnesses Guarded as Testimony Looms

In Chicago three relatives of a teen drug ring victim were placed under police protection after threats to deter their testimony. Officers sought more ring members as nine suspects awaited trial. the case had been postponed due to violence fears and threats against the witnesses.

Chicago Jude Gibson Bo Gorman Lena Pieroni Rose Fisher

Husband Shoots Wife and Mother of 14 in North Dakota

In White Earth North Dakota 54 year old George Harmon a retired railroad worker used an SC 50 rifle to fatally shoot his wife a 42 year old mother of 14 in front of their home as neighbors watched. He then called authorities to report the killing.

White Earth N. D George Harmon Harmon

Hope For Compromise Offer At New Cease-Fire Talk in Korea

David C. Schantz of Wayland dies by suicide at 51. Funeral Wednesday in Wayland with burial at Zehr funeral home. Survived by wife Leona Finch of Crawfordsville and siblings Della Clapp Iona Viola Schantz Wilbur Bennie. preceded in death by parents Ira and Evelyn Curry. Pallbearers named and special music planned.

Wayland David Christian Schantz Schantz Elricher Leander Fast Zehr Funeral Home Mr. Schantz Washington County Peter Catherine Mast Schantz Leona Finch Crawfordsville Della Clapp Comanche Iona Viola Schantz Wilbur Bennie Washington Ira Evelyn Curry Mason Zeck Frank Longwell Clayton Lintz William Sechantz Harold Beese Clayton Widmer Forrest Walker Elwyn Gardner Jesse Stout Charles Murdock

Municipal Band Concert Features Variety of Marches and Selections

The July 25, 1951 Central Park program showcased the municipal band performing a mix of marches and light tunes. Highlights included Robinson's Grand Entree Overture, The Narrator March, Dragons' Golden Jubilee, selections by Kheawtawne Mee and Christensen, Victor Herbert favorites, vocal solos by Audrey and Robert Steele, and a variety of popular pieces including The Way You Look Tonight and God Bless America. The program concluded with The National Anthem and additional marches.

Victor Herbert Audrey Robert Steele

Outline Program For Day Campers During Visit With Indians

Girls attending the YWCA Camp Fire day camp sessions meet Wednesday morning at Sun Set Park at 9 50. A program runs until the George Young Bear family from Tama arrives. The rest of the morning is for campers only, with a cooperative noon dinner for mothers and other children, followed by an afternoon program by the Indian family.

YWCA Sunset Park George Young Bear Tama Park

Former Resident Mrs Bell Taken in Fairfield Funeral Home

Mrs E B Bell former resident, age 76, dies after long residence in Fairfield. Husband a railroad employee, once lived in Washington. Mr Bell died in 1940 and she had lived in Fairfield since then. Funeral service held at Hoskins funeral home in Fairfield.

Hoskins Fairfield FE. B. Bell

Maybelle Rothschild All Star Girls Play Practice Game

Members of the Maybelle Rothschild all star girls softball team will practice at Lincoln school field Wednesday evening at 5 30. They will play a game with West Liberty Thursday evening at Greenfield.

Maybelle- Rothschild All Star Lincoln School West Liberty Greenfield

Armies Poised For More As Talks Weaken On Korean Front

Allied and communist forces mass along the Korean front as cease-fire talks at Kaesong loom. UN patrols penetrate toward the north while B 29s strike the Sariwon rail junction in a tense preface to potential renewed fighting.

No-Man’s-Land Kaecsong Red Army United Nations Hwachon Reservoir

Rural and City Leaders Meet to Discuss County Needs

Washington county leaders gathered at the Farm Bureau building for a town hall style forum to foster rural urban cooperation. John Gannon and Dave Livingston chaired the meeting, agreeing to plan another session on August 13 to address Washington city interests and a county wide development effort with road systems and trade area surveys.

Washington County Farm Bureau John Gannon Farm Bureau Dave Livingston Washington Chamber of Commerce Living Ston Gamon Washington City State Highway Commission

M. M. Doggett Named County Engineer in Washington

M. M. Doggett of Centerville is hired by the Washington County Board of Supervisors as the new county engineer. He begins duties in the courthouse Monday morning to fill the vacancy left by W. P. Rawn who took a medical leave after 37 years in the role. Russell Knott will continue as assistant county engineer in the county office.

M. M. Doggett Centerville Washington County Board of Supervisors Court House Mr. Doggett W. P. Rawn Mr. Rawn Russell Knott

Favorable Weather Boosts Iowa's Corn

Des Moines reports the Iowa crop and weather bulletin says corn developments are distinctly favorable due to near ideal conditions. Sixty seven percent of corn has been paid on, up from 71 percent in 1947. four percent tasseled versus eight percent last year and 80 percent in 1949. Farmers began second alfalfa cut with about 11 percent of acreage harvested, down from 28 percent a year ago.

Des Moines Iowa

Three Youths Jailed By Louisa Co Sheriff

Three young men Dean Allen Burton Parsons and John Ibbotson are jailed in Louisa county on $2000 bonds for breaking and entering. They admit charges and are sent to a grand jury for Sept 11. Parsons Allen arrested in Muscatine by Sheriff Robert Lewis Ibbotson by night marshal Marvin Teeter.

Columbus Junction Louisa County Dean Allen Burton Parsons Washington John Ibbotson Yarmouth J. H. Wickson Ibbotson Marvin Teeter Merle Lee Roy Oakes Allen Morning Sun

Induction Trip Sent Off By Bus For Des Moines

William M. Topping of Wellman, Leland Schmitt of Washington, and Max A. Beenblossom of Washington left Washington by bus this morning for induction into the armed forces of Des Moines.

William M. Topping Wellman Leland Schmitt Washington Max A. Beenblossom Armed Forces Des Moines

Funeral services for John S Mangold Sr held at St James

Funeral services for John S Mangold Sr were conducted at 9 o clock this morning in St James Catholic church with Rev R J Kinnavey and Rev Ardell Sodawasser presiding. Rosary was held Monday at Jones funeral home. Pallbearers included Carlton Wayne Kenton Stanley Lee Mangold and Leo Mangold Jr. Burial followed at Elm Grove Cemetery.

John S. Mangold Sr St. James Catholic Church R. J. Kinnavey Ardell Sodawasser St. Thomas Hospital Marshalltown Rosary Jones Funeral Home Carlton Wayne Kenton Stanley Lee Mangold Leo Mangold Jr Elm Grove Cemetery

UN negotiators ready to resume policy talks in Korea

UN and Chinese communist negotiators prepared to resume cease-fire talks at Kaesong within hours after a four day recess. The nine session seeks a compromise on troop withdrawal and prospects for a peace formula ahead of renewed negotiations.

Kaesong Korea United Nations Red Igor

Iran Lists Terms For Oil Agreement

Iran handed Britain its terms to reopen oil negotiations amid a deadlock 36 days after talks broke down. W Averell Harriman delivered the memorandum to Sir Francis Shepherd as London considered an official oil crisis statement. Iran faces economic distress from export losses and a faltering foreign exchange position.

Tehran Iran Britain Sir Francis Shepherd W. Averell Marriman Truman Harriman London

Thing washes ashore on Shuyak Island near Point Banks

The 3 foot long mammal with two handlike feet and a 72 inch across tail fluke was found on Shuyak Island near Point Banks by local fishermen. Kodiak residents including Melton Crawford and the Halls viewed the find before the U S Fish and Wildlife Service in Seattle identified it from photos and measurements.

Kodiak Alaska Shuyak Island Point Banks Here Melton Crawford The Kodiak Mirror Bob Hall Kim Clark U. S.fish and Wildlife Service Seattle Wash

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