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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1949

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Bitter fight over Barden bill as compromise rejected

Washington UPI reports Catholic lawmakers and Barden bill supporters rejected a midway settlement in the heated dispute over federal aid to education. The health bill backing universal school child health care passed the Senate and moved to full committee, while Barden’s aid program remains stalled in the House labor committee. Cardinal Spellman criticized the ban on federal funds to Catholic schools.

Barden Washington House Senate House Interstate Commerce J. Percy Priest Tenn Priest John W. McComack Mass House Labor Committee Francis Cardinal Spellman New York

Capture Two Escapees From Ft Madison Farm

Suburban Clayton police captured Cecil F. Adkins of Williamsville Kentucky and Jerome Osborne of Des Moines Iowa who admitted escaping a Ft. Madison Iowa prison farm. They stole a car in Kirksville Missouri and broke into a local home obtaining food and clothing. Adkins serves 25 years for armed robbery and Osborne 10 years for burglary.

ST. Louis Clayton Ft. Madison Iowa Cecil F. Adkins Williamsville Jerome Osborne Des Moines Kirksville Adkins Osborne

Turkeys Get New Price Support Schedule

The U S Department of Agriculture issues a price support plan effective August 1 through December 31 for Zone II Iowa turkey producers. Live to producer prices range 25.75 to 35.25 cents per pound by weight class, while frozen New York dressed prices vary by weight, with rates from 35 to 46.50 cents per pound. Corn Belt Turkey Farms owner Don Stutsman notes new outlets will aid marketing and remodeling at the local plant should wrap in coming days.

Don Stutsman United State Department of Agriculture Iowa Midwest New York Zone Two Stutsman

Typhoon Gloria Leaves Shanghai Devastation and 20 Dead

Typhoon Gloria strikes Shanghai with 60 mph winds and torrential rain. More than 200000 people homeless as rickety shanties collapse and floodwaters fill streets. At least 20 killed and 70 injured. damage also reported at Okinawa bases with substantial hut destruction.

Shanghai Okinawa Communist Radio Shavaoghai U.S. Tiase

Farm Bureau Groups Hear from Visitors

Haywood County North Carolina 4-H delegation visits Washington County to speak at four township Farm Bureau meetings. Leaders including Harold Hagist and Margaret Green discuss 4-H programs and farm bill topics while German guest Heidi Meyer zu Rahden shares youth work insights.

Haywood County North Carolina Washington County Farm Bureau Harold Hagist 76 Progressive 76 Township Gerald Hagist Victor Bowen Leland Funston Margaret Green Nancy Medford Nicky Wilkerson Joe Jones County Farm Bureau Oregon Heidi Meyer Zu Rahden Westphalia Germany Bill McGinnis Jr Wayne Edmundson

Charles Marsh Dies at Springfield Minnesota

Charles Asher Marsh died at his home in Springfield Minnesota. He was born May 11, 1894 near Ainsworth and lived there in his youth. He married Cassa Clark July 22, 1919 at Pella and is survived by three children and his widow along with four brothers and a sister. Funeral set for Friday at 2 PM in Springfield with burial there.

Marietta Workman Charles Asher Marsh Springfield Minn Ainsworth J. A Emma (Athearn) Marsh Cassa Clark Pella Marceline Allen Donna Jean

Junior Chamber to Meet in Sunset Park at 7:30

Members of the Junior Chamber of Commerce will hold a regular business session Wednesday evening in Sunset Park at 7 30 o clock.

Junior Chamber of Commerce Sunset Park

Washington County GOP Meeting Set for Friday

Dave Livingston county Republican chairman calls the Washington County Republican Central Committee meeting for Friday evening at the YMCA. Farm program is the chief topic along with other important issues.

Dave Livingston Washington County Republican Central Committee YMCA

Des Moines Weather Forecast Turns Partly Cloudy

Partly cloudy through Wednesday with local thunder showers mainly in the afternoon or evening. Warm and humid, cooler in the northwest portion. Highs around 95 in the southeast and 90s elsewhere, lows near 60 to 75. Southwest winds rise to 12 to 14 mph with temperatures in the low 90s on Monday.

Des Moines

Grade Girls to Hike From YW Thursday

Marie Blattner the summer recreational director at the YWCA has scheduled events for the week. Tomorrow at 9 a.m. junior high supervised play at Lincoln school grounds. Thursday at 11 a.m. grade school girls meet at the YWCA for a hike with sack lunches. Saturday 9:30 a.m. storytelling hour for young girls in YWCA room followed by a bike hike for fourth through junior high grades. Weather permitting they bike to Red Brick school. 6 p.m. Red Caps face Bums in YWCA softball at Green field.

Marie Blattner YWCA Lincoln School Miss Blattner Red Brick Red Caps Greenfield

Funeral services for Joe Em bree held at Jones Funeral Home

Funeral services for Joe Em bree were held Monday afternoon at two o'clock in the Jones funeral home with Rev. Walter Smith in charge. Burial was in Elm Grove cemetery. Pallbearers were Howard Hoyle, Sam Murphy, Paul Mayer, H. J. Brenneman, George Bartholomew and Fred Zieglowsky.

Joe Embree Jones Funeral Home Walter Smith Elm Grove Cemetery Howard Hoyle Sam Murphy Paul Mayer H. J. Brenneman George Bartholomew Fred Zieglowsky

Administration Aims Quick Move on Arms for Europe Bill

Senate action to begin on Truman arms for Europe plan of 1.45 billion dollars as Connally announces the bill’s intro and a tough fight ahead. He expects no Republican sponsors though Democrats Thomas Pep per Green join as sponsors. Hearings set in the House with Acheson first witness.

Connally Senate Elbert Thomas Utah Claude Pepper Fla Theodore Francis Green R. I House Foreign Affairs Committee Acheson

Legion Post Purchases Slides for Sunset Park

The Leon Beatty post of the American Legion bought two playground slides for Sunset park. One slide is 24 feet and the other 10 feet long. delivery is expected today and installation will occur within days. The $250 cost was covered by the post as a community service project of the summer. Wendell Taker chaired the procurement committee.

Leon Beatty Post American Legion Sunset Park The Legion Post Wendell Taker

Yarn Drive Aims to Support Red Cross Veterans Care

Mrs Winnie Belter reports abundant yarn at the Washington County Red Cross office for knitting gloves sweaters and socks for hospitalized veterans. Volunteers may contact the office or Ella Gordon at 696 W. John Cherry notes five layettes ready for shipment to Fort Warren Wyoming station hospital and a batch of men’s bathrobes has been sent to Cheyenne Wyoming. Help is still needed to finish the county quota of house slippers with material available at the Red Cross office.

Winnie Belter Washington County Red Cross Leeds Market Ella Gordon John Cherry Station Ft. Warren Air Force Base Wyoming Veterans’ Hospital Cheyenne

4-H Tour Visits Washington County Farms and Dairy

A North Carolina 4-H tour organized by Floyd M. Goodell visited Washington County farms including Maurice Crawford's Hereford herd, Carl Anderson's 440 acre operation, Duane Yoder's turkey care, and Twin County Cooperative Dairy. Officials explained crop rotation soil conservation and cheese making for export to Wisconsin.

Washington County Floyd M. Goodell North Carolina Maurice Crawford Washington Sam Turkington Amarillo Texas Crawford Farm Anderson Farm Carl Anderson Carolina Anderson Duane Yoder Mr. Yoder Twin County

Chamber and City Launch Final Drive to Cut Flies

The Washington Chamber of Commerce and city officials announce a final spray and cleanup drive to reduce flies. Residents must cooperate, spraying alleys and garbage containers. rental sprayers at Freshwaters Feed store cost 2 dollars per three and a half gallon container.

Chamber of Commerce City Washington Washington Chamber of Commerce A. L. Bennett Dave Livingston Freshwaters

State conservation panel allocates funds for lake project

The SPIRIT LAKE area lake project gains a $404,000 allocation as the state conservation commission, meeting at Gull Point state park, continues its session. Officers were named and Ewald Trost of Fort Dodge was re elected as chairman with A C Gingerich also noted.

Washington Union Cass Iowa Great Lakes Honey Creek Brighton Washington County Iowa Conservation Commission Spirit Lake State Conservation Commission Gull Point State Park Ewald Trost Fort Dodge A. C. Gingerich

How To Cooperate For Freshwaters Feed Store Sprayer Use

Go to Freshwaters Feed store and rent a home sprayer for 24 hours at 2.00. Two or three households may share. Spray garbage containers and a 4 to 6 foot surrounding area. Target fly gathering refuse piles and chicken yards. Do not spray edible fruits, vegetables, or crops. Return sprayer quickly so others may use it.

Freshwaters Feed Store

Extra $100 giveaway on Thank You Thursday

Three lucky Washington residents can win up to 100 dollars on Thank You Thursday July 28. To enter register at participating Washington businesses with a first prize of 100 dollars, second prize 50 dollars, and third prize 25 dollars. Winners must be present to claim.

Washington

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