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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1951

Page

1

Washington Family Honored by County Farm Organization

The Duensing family from Washington County will represent their county as Farm Family Day on August 14 at the 16th All Iowa State Fair in Cedar Rapids. Mr. Duensing raises dairy cattle and hogs with son Lloyd. daughter Sloyad is married to Lloyd, and Mary Ellen (Mrs Meier) lives in Waterloo. The family, active in the Farm Bureau and church, will attend round of events and receive gifts and certificates. The fair runs August 12 to 19 with livestock shows and other attractions including the Hawk Eye Derby and All Iowa Fair Revue.

Duensing Washington County Cedar Rapids Mr. Duensing Tommy Lloyd Duensing Lloyd Duen Sng Diane Harry Duensing Don Meier Susan Elaine Waterloo Arthur Duensine Washington Harry Lioyd Mars Klien Don Meiers Hawkeye Downs Duensings Fits Washington White Lloyd Farm Bureau Board of Directors Artillery Breeding Association DHA Actis Farm Bureau Womens Board United Presbyterian Church Sloyad Farim Rosalind Harwood Diane Mary Ellen Willie West McGinty Alltowa

Truman Defends UN Policy in Korea War

President Truman told Congress that the United Nations acted to oppose aggressors in Korea, preventing a world war. The 1950 UN role report notes battles turning point on November 25, reviews issues with Chinese representation, Soviet satellite treaty violations, and Russia's walkout, praising US troops as a bulwark of international freedom.

Washington Truman Congress United Nations Korea America Mr. Truman Formosa Russia

Eleven More Top U. S. Communists Arrested in Raids

Federal raids in Los Angeles San Francisco and New York arrested eleven more Communist leaders and functionaries charged with conspiring to overthrow the government. Attorney General McGrath and Hoover disclosed the nationwide roundup bringing total arrests to forty four. among those named was William Schneiderman California state party chairman and alternate national commit member.

Washington Bes Met Los Angles San Francisco New York J Hloward McGrath Ebl Dirator J. Dear Hoover Schneider Hloover Communist Party William Schneiderman California Schneiderman Hoover Hewdquarters

Washington sale pavilion under construction west of city

Construction begins this week on a new Washington sale barn located beyond the west city limits on highway 2. Lloyd Edwards of Round Grove near Haskins leads the project with a 72 by 40 foot main building and 900 seating capacity plus pens, alleys, office and rest room space. Regular sales set for Mondays with special sales possible. opening day pending weather and materials.

Washington Sale West Highway 2 Lioyd (Buck) Edwards Round Grove Haskins

MacArthur Criticizes U.S. Role in Korean War

Gen Douglas MacArthur denounces the U.S. decision to fight in Korea as inconclusive and warns of defeat's moral consequences. Speaking to the Massachusetts legislature during a stop in Chicopee he attacks Soviet propaganda and U.S. foreign policy, declaring nothing has been settled.

Boston Mass Douglas MacArthur United States Chicopee Massachusetts MacArthur Korea

Cook denies political activity for Loveland in 1950 race

Alvin J. Cook state director of the Federal Crop Insurance Corp denies Civil Service Commission charges that he campaigned for Al Loveland. He says he spoke briefly at a Brooklyn Iowa meeting October 19 but did not advocate for Loveland and he sent a Washington protest denying any management or vote solicitation for Loveland. Loveland later ran unsuccessfully for Senate against Hickenlooper.

Des Moines Alvin J. Cook Federal Crop Insurance Corp Civil Service Commission al Loveland Cook Civil Service Washington Loveland Brooklyn

Negotiators Begin Talks to End Korea War at Kaesong

United Nations and Communist cease fire negotiators opened formal talks in Kaesong to end the fighting in Korea. A five point agenda includes demarcation line and a defense of a future cease fire and armistice enforcement body.

Kaesong Korea United Nations Kaesong Thugas Tno Photog Phers

Council Bluffs Man Denies Knowledge Of Bank Robbery

Samuel Rocha a 27 year old manager of the Railroad Man's club in Council Bluffs was arrested by the FBI at Burlington station with a large envelope containing 110526 in bonds stolen from the McClelland Iowa Savings Bank. Rocha claimed he was paid to deliver the package to another man and did not know its contents. He faces theft and robbery charges with a 50000 bond and a Friday hearing. The FBI will continue its Southwest Iowa burglary probe.

Omaha Council Bluffs FBI McClelland Samuel Rocha Railroad Man's Club Burlington McClelland, la Rocha James Dalton Iowa Dalton Roche

Bicycle hike for boys meets at YMCA Friday morning

Boys planning a bicycle hike are urged to meet at the YMCA at 10 30 o clock Friday morning. Each boy should bring his own lunch and plans are to return in time for all paper carriers to be at work.

YMCA

County Red Cross Chapter Sends $1000 For Flood Relief

Washington County Red Cross board answered the midwest flood appeal by sending 1000 from reserve funds to the St Louis area office. The chapter had already met its 5295 quota with citizens’ donations this March.

County Red Cross Chapter Washington County Red Cross Nate Young St. Louis Mr. Milner

Experts On Not Spending Money Board Would Save Taxpayers

Washington July 25 UP Staff Correspondent Lyle Wilson reports on a proposed congressional plan to hire a professional staff of about 50 experts on not spending money. Their role would be to advise Congress on every proposed appropriation and testify before appropriations committees, acting as a voice for taxpayers.

Washington Congress Econnommyv Priokralil Executive Department Budget Bureau Appropriations Committees Appropriations Committee

Seed Corn Detasseling Underway in Iowa

Reports from major seed corn regions in Iowa show detasseling work starting soon. The item cites the farm labor bulletin from the Iowa State Employment Service received at Washington by Bernard W Merriam while Mrs. Lay is absent.

Iowa Farm Labor Bulletin Iowa State Employment Service Washington Bernard W Merriam Lay

Petition Filed for 515 Dollars in District Court

Rubin Savings Bank of Brighton filed a petition in the district court seeking 515 dollars plus interest from Madeline S and Cloyce Roberson on a promissory note dated November 4, 1950. Attorney for plaintiff is B D Morrison Jr.

R. R. Noonan Isetrict Court Rubin Savings Bank of Brighton Madeline S Cloyce Robert B. D. Morrison Jr

Des Moines Weather: Warm Humid With Thunder Showers Likely

Partly cloudy and warm today through Friday with highs around 88 to 93 and Friday near 90. South winds 10 to 15 mph. Scattered showers and thunderstorms possible tonight and Friday, then warm and humid again Saturday and Sunday with lighter showers in the western half Sunday.

Des Moines

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Representative Farm Lows U. S Mng Edwards Amd John Owen Mr. Owens Charles A. Owen Rochester Minn Stan Stennes Claudia Jon Minneapolis Paul V. Shearer United Press Over Loveland Jourke B. Hickenlooper George Young Bear Tama Sunset Park YWCOA Mrs. Young Lyle Wilson Reau Budget General Accounting Office Bureau of the Budget Treasury Charles C .Dawes Dawes Coolidge White House Comptoller Lindsay C. Warren Warren
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