Many In Brighton For Brinton Rites
Brighton residents and numerous out of town visitors gathered for the Homer Brinton funeral with attendees from Menlo Pasadena Des Moines Casey Dexter Ainsworth Washington Ottumwa Fairfield Spencer Pella and more. Local families and friends joined in Decoration Day observances, with many travelers from Ottumwa Bloomfield Moline Marshalltown Wellman and Keota visiting relatives and attending services. Dean Paul Ellis of Mt Pleasant spoke at Memorial services, and Mrs. Brier and family returned from teaching duties in Coolidge Arizona.
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Edna Crile
Brighton
Homer Brinton
William Brinton
Menlo
Bessie Kirkpatrick
Pasadena
Calif
Glen Brinton
Des Moines
Nora van Duzer
Casey
Iowa
Kenneth Brinton
Dexter
Ed Cady
Ainsworth
Dwight Hoyle
Washington
Kate Snyder
T. B. Davison
Keith Murray
Julia
Topeka
Kansas
Robert Loughridge
Joe Day
Blooomfield
Floyd Robison
Mabel Robison
Moline
Ill
Burl Morrison
Oskaloosa
Nelson Secockley
Ottumwa
Newton ‘Bennett
Leonard Bristow
Marshalltown
Harold Robb
Mt. Pleasant
Leonard Robb
Mt. Union
Clifford Savage
Virgil Knerr
Keota
Tom Nicholson
Wellman
Paul Ellis
Ken Brier
Coolidge
Ariz
Brier
Administration Seeks Power to Sell Arms
The administration seeks authority to sell American arms to any nation, removing existing limits that restrict sales to NATO allies and a few listed countries. The military aid extension bill reportedly includes this broadening, aiming to allow shipments to Southeast Asia. Secretary of State Acheson will testify tomorrow before joint Senate committees, followed by top military leaders.
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Washington
United States
Korea
Philippines
Iran
Greece
Turkey
China
Southeast Asia
Dean Acheson
Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committee
Browning Withdraws Police From Textile Mill
Gov. Gordon Browning revoked police powers from National Guardsmen on duty at the strike torn American Envy Corp textile mill. A union official called the move an outrage as details remained unclear.
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Morristown
Citizens debate National Guard use amid labor unrest
The governor ordered 300 guardsmen to remain deputies at a plant to curb violence without declaring martial law. Textile Workers Union leader Phil Rieve called the move an attack on liberties and urged investigations by Attorney General McGrath and Senator Thomas into possible civil rights violations during the strike. A separate notice in Washington County concerns probate procedures for Homer L Brinton.
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New York
Phil Rieve
Genereral
Textile Workers Union of America
CIO
National Guard
J. Howard McGrath
Sen
Elbert D. Thomas D
Utah
Senate Labor Committee
Want Ads Pay Off
Local advertisers in Washington reach buyers via Evening Journal Want Ads. A Thursday edition, dated July 1, 1950, features classified notices and listings aimed at residents seeking goods, services, and job opportunities.
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Evening Journal
Washington
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