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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1945

Page

7

Secure L. Orr as High School Coach

Columbus Junction hires Lester Orr of Richie and Orr to coach Columbus high school athletic teams this year. He previously coached at Traverse City Michigan and last year led the local junior high teams. he will not teach in the school. Gene Duncan and Mrs. Duncan welcome a son Robert Lloyd born July 18 at Hershey hospital Muscatine.

Columbus Junction Lester Orr Richie and Orr Columbus Traverse City Mich Pfe Gene Duncan Duncan Robert Lloyd Hershey Hospital Muscatine Guam Paul B. Smith University Hospital Iowa City Sget Douglas Navy New Hebrides Solomons Philippines Manila Gilkey Chicago Florida Harry Cecil Lowe E. Frances Lowe William R. Lord Camp Livingston

Vacation visits and neighborhood gatherings in Haskins

Mr and Mrs George Murphy of Sylvis Illinois spent a week in Haskins painting their house and visiting Mrs Bessie Murphy. Local families hosted picnics reunions and visits in Sunset Park and Iowa City. Farmers harvest oats and wheat as the season progresses.

Clara Godlove Haskins George Murphy Sylvis, Ill Bessie Murphy Clarence Hesseltine Nelda Jean Leonard Strohm Bert Dennis Betty Wilma Donald Melvin Delmar Blanchard Mary Lou Charles Glen Duncan Sunset Park Martha Betty Meeks Richard Bean Aliee McAtlin Washington Ethel Vivian Booth Olive Moore Crawfordsville Happy Hour Club Geo. Murphy Sylvis, Lll Murphy L. M. Birney Una Gordon Iowa City Leo Farrington Telephone Exchange

Plywood Facing Elevates Stiffness in Home Walls

In conventional home construction the most rigid walls are achieved by gluing plywood to studs with the face grain of the panels across the studs.

Tile Bath Shines Light On NYC Subway Upkeep

One of the nation’s largest spring cleanups targets the New York City subway system. Workers will tub and scrub about 7,000,000 square feet of tile across stations and tunnels.

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Easy Stored Cabbage Provides Vitamin C in Winter

Cabbage stores well at low temperatures for at least three months with minimal loss of vitamin C, supplying this nutrient when other fresh vegetables are scarce.

Squirrels Favor Hollow Trees for Nests

The natural homes of squirrels are hollow tree nests and leaf and twig structures high in branches. Hollow trees are preferred for winter shelter and for raising young.

Chicago Cash Grain Oats Prices Mixed Heavy Supplies

Chicago July 27 report shows oats prices with mixed heavy at 66 to 67 4 percent for several grades including white heavy 67 white extra heavy 68 and red special heavy 67 percent.

Warm Diaper Prep Aids Night Feeding Comfort

A winter tip suggests folding a diaper in advance and placing it between blankets so the baby’s two o'clock feeding is served with a warmed, cozy diaper heated by the infant’s own body warmth.

Starch Removal and Iron Care Instructions

To remove a light starch film and smooth your path, glide your warm iron over waxed paper. If starch sticks to the iron, disconnect and let cool. Soften starch on the sole plate with paraffin, then wipe off with a damp cloth and silver polish.

Doolittle Sets 8th Air Force HQ on Okinawa and Pledges Relentless Bombardment

War dispatch shows Lt Gen James H Doolittle establishing 8th Air Force headquarters on Okinawa with a vow to crush Japan into rice growers and goat herders. MacArthur reports a 400 ton Shanghai raid causing fires and suspected sinkings. Halsey’s 3rd Fleet remains unlocated amid radio blackout. Australian forces press three Japanese units near Balikpapan as RAF Spitfires hit a vehicle column. Domei notes a carrier attack and futile landing attempt on Puket Island off Malaya.

James H. Doolittle 8Th Airforce Okinawa Douglas MacArthur Shanghai China William F. Halsey 3Rd Fleet Borneo Balikpapan Puket Island Malay Peninsula Domei Agency

Market Report Hog and Cattle Prices Steady Across Classes

Hog prices steady with 140 lb and up barrows and gilts at 14.75. Sows at 14.00. Cattle and calves largely steady with best yearlings around 15.70 and fed heifers to 17.00. Vealers near 15.50. Sheep weak with spring lambs 15.00 to 16.00, shorn stock scarce. Complete clearance across hogs and cattle as buyers show steady demand.

Chicago Produce Market Report July 27

Chicago market updates show receipts at 15 745 cases with a firm market for produce. Firsts and extras range from 35.6 to 42.8 with current receipts at 35.6 and dirties at 34.9. Poultry receipts total two cats across 14 trucks, market firm and unchanged.

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Chicago Grain Table Reflects Mixed Open Close Moves

Chicago July 27 Grain Table shows Wheat contracts moving within narrow bounds with Sep at 164 percent, May around 163 percent, and July near 159. Rye and Corn hold around 118 while Oats trade in the 63 to 68 range. Corn futures show modest gains and declines across Sep Dec May contracts with light volatility.

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Cousin in Scotland Reports Rationing Tightness

Mary W. Packer describes a letter from Scotland noting cool spring weather, frost decimating fruit, and strict rationing. A typical week for one person includes sugar butter margarine fat bacon milk eggs, with limited eggs. The piece also updates on local wartime leave and illnesses, including Ora Marlatt’s navy furlough and Elizabeth Williams’s serious illness.

Mary W. Packer Crawfordsville W. W. Twinam Scotland America Europe Far East

Wittmer Relatives Share Dinner At S Wittmer Home

Havre July 25 relatives gathered at the Wittmer home for a cooperative dinner on the lawn honoring four generations including Mr and Mrs Wittmer and their siblings plus their children and grandchildren. West to east guests from Buckley Field Bright on Wayland and Washington shared stories and birthday celebrations.

Lewis Hering Havre C. Wittmer Ale Wittmer Bessie Palmer Wilma Buckley Field Colo Will Richards Evert Weston Atlee Wolfe Lone Tree William Wittmer Charlie Rich Winfield John Widmer Dave Richard Roger Grandma Frey Wayland J. B. Conahey Brighto Will Richard

Weston and girls visit Elmer Mason family

Mrs. Joe Kolesick and Grace Fread of Des Moines spent Thursday afternoon with the Elmer Mason family. Robert Richards had his tonsils removed Tuesday.

Pleasant Hill Social Notes Highlight Local Visites

Pleasant Hill residents share visits and gatherings across the week. Families including Hendersons Lambertss and Cannons converse at neighbors homes, dine together, and celebrate birthdays with friends and relatives throughout the area.

Humans Have Best Eyes Say Vision Institute

The Better Vision Institute states human eyes are more versatile than those of animals and birds. Humans enjoy both near and far vision, while other creatures show narrower visual ranges. An eagle’s sharp sight is not suited for reading a book.

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