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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1949

Page

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Accuser Admits Perjury in Hiss Trial Confession

Whitaker Chambers confessed under cross examination that he lied to the federal grand jury that indicted Alger Hiss. The admission came during the fourth day of the perjury trial as defense lawyer Lloyd Paul Stryker pressed him about past meetings with Adolf Berle and alleged Soviet ties in Brooklyn.

New York Whittaker Chambers Alger Hiss Chambers Imunist Hiss States Department Stryker Grand Jury Lloyd Paul Stryker Federal Grand Jury Samuel H. Kaufman Adolf A. Berle White House Col. Bykov Bykov Brooklyn Boris Bykov State Department Soviet Russia International

Financier Giannini Dies at 79 in Hillsborough California

Peter Giannini founder of Transamerica and head of Bank of America era dies at 79 after four weeks with a cold. He rose from a poor farm boy to lead a vast western banking empire and spurn bonuses from his companies. He was born in San Jose May 6 1870.

Hillsborough Calif Adeo Peter Giannini Giannini Gianninit Bank of America TransAmerica Corporation San Jose Genoa Italy

Marriage license issued to Fry and Sleichter in Kalona

A marriage license was issued Thursday afternoon to Earl D. Fry and Norma Sleichter, both residents of Kalona. The pair are named in the official record as the applicants for marriage.

Earl D. Fry Norma Sleichter Kalona

Pratt Couple Prepare Return to Bradenton After Visit

Mr and Mrs C A Pratt plan to return soon to their Bradenton Florida home after visiting here with relatives and friends.

Des Moines Area Weather Outlook

Hardy cloudy skies with sun mixed this afternoon and tomorrow. Winds around 10 mph today. Highs near 78 to 86. Tonight cooler in southeast with lows 46 to 52, northern areas 46 to 52 and southern 55 to 60. Tomorrow highs about 72 to 80.

Des Moines

Rommel Takes Over Box Lunch on North Marion

Alvin Rommel former proprietor of the State Cafe has assumed active management of the Box Lunch on North Marion Avenue. He completed the purchase from L D Utterback and plans for changes are not yet finalized but will be announced in a few days.

Alvin Rommel State Cafe North Marion Avenue Rommel L. D. Utterback

FBI Chief Faces Jail Term Over Suppressed FBI Records

Federal Judge held Chicago FBI Chief George R. McSwain in contempt for refusing to produce confidential FBI records in the Touhy case. McSwain was sentenced to custody of the attorney general until he complies, amid a dispute over the 1933 Fac tor kidnapping and potential dangers from disclosure.

Chicago FBI George R. McSwain John P Barnes McEwain McSwain Roger Roger (the Terrible) Touhy That State and Federal Officers Connived With Touhy Touhy John Jake the Barber Robert Johnstone U.S Otto Kerner, Jr Parnes U. S Center F.B.T Towhy BI Records International Soundphotos Jake the Bather Roger Touhy

Sixteen Arrested in French Plot Against Army

PARIS June 3 The interior ministry announced the seizure of two busloads of arms and the arrest of sixteen people after an investigation into an alleged plot to demoralize the French army. Among the detainees were three high officials linked to De Gaulle's rally, including a member of his private protective police.

Pariqa Yen Charles de Gaulle de Gaulle National Assembly Interior Ministry Paris Perigeux France

Democrats Offer Concessions for Taft Hartley Repeal

Senate Democrats offer five amendments aimed at Taft Hartley repeal including government seizure of plants for 90 days, a ban on union refusal to bargain, guaranteed employer speech rights, union financial disclosures, and officer oaths against communism. Truman urged action while debate looms.

Washington Senate Sam Rayburn House Alben W Barkley Truman National Labor Relations Board

Dr M L Phelps To Address Washington Rotary

Dr M L Phelps of Denver will speak at the Washington Rotary club meeting next Monday noon at the YMCA. He currently serves on the policy committee of the American Medical Association regarding the proposed socialized medicine project and will discuss that topic at the gathering.

M. L. Phelps Denver Cole Richard MecCleery Washington Rotary Club YMCA American Medical Association

Admit Planting Bomb on Plane Explodes Killing 18

Two men confess to planting a time bomb on a Philippine Airlines airliner that disappeared May 7 en route from Daet to Manila and exploded over the sea. Ludvig Sundeen, 48, a mining engineer, and Richard Parker, 25, were aboard the doomed craft. Investigators said charges will be filed against the pair and two others implicated. evidence points to a mastermind among the plotters.

Manila Daet Camarines Norte Philippine Airlines Ludvig Sundeen Litchfield Minn Richard Parker Rochester N. Y National Bureau of Investigation

Farm Event Postponed to June 18 at Kennedy Property

A gathering at the Charles Kennedy farm originally planned for next Monday has been postponed by one week and is now set for Monday June 18.

Charles Kennedy Farm

County Homemakers To See Palmer Home

Washington county homemakers and their husbands will visit the Fred Palmer home on June 14 for an open house highlighting household storage facilities. Mrs. Richard Stephens, county chairman of the Farm Bureau women’s committee, said the event caps a year of Family Living emphasis on planning adequate home storage. The Palmers are thanked for their generosity, with committee members including Mrs. Keith Barnes, Mrs. Chester Piper, Mrs. Paul Beard, and Mrs. William Crayne.

Washington County Fred Palmer Richard Stephens Farm Bureau Palmers Stephens Keith Barnes Brighton Chester Piper Paul Beard Ainsworth William Crayne Washington

Mrs Twinam Named Master Farm Homemakers Guild Honoree

Merle Twinam of a Crawfordsville area farm is among five women chosen for the Master Farm Homemakers Guild of Town for 1949 by Wallaces Farmer and Iowa Homestead. The recognition luncheon in Des Moines honored the group of 35 women based on nominations by friends, scoring, and outside judges. Also named were Mrs O Neil Terril, Mrs Earl Dean Mason City, Mrs Arthur Tibben Victor, and Mrs LeRoy Witmer Tipton.

Merle Twinam Crawfordsville Wallaces Iowa Master Farm Homemakers Guild of Town Des Moines Master Farm Homemakers Guild Master Farmers Organization Wallares Farmer Iowa Homestead Friends Louise Rosenfeld Town State College Mabel Hewitt Fannie Gannon Charles Virginia Wl Earl Dean Mason City Arthur Tibben Victor LeRoy Witmer Tipton

Corn led the nation in canning last year surpassing other vegetables

The report shows production of corn canned domestically exceeded all other vegetables in the previous year, reflecting strong processing demand. Industry data tallies canning output by crop, with corn topping the list and contributing to overall preservation trends.

Mrs Mary Drish 88 Taken at Brighton

Mrs Mary T Drish 88 died at home southwest of Brighton after five weeks illness. Funeral at Polishville Catholic church Saturday at 9 am with Rev Paul Wetzstein. burial in local cemetery. Born in Poland Oct 24 1860 she came to the U S at 19 and married Frank Crish in 1880. Survived by eight children, twenty grandchildren, five great grandchildren, two sisters and several relatives.

Brighton Mary T. Drish Paul Wetzstein Omer Hoskins Drish Poland Paul Caroline Widlock Frank Crish Sophia Peck Richland Agnes Wiora Julia Viora Catheryn Paldaus Chicago Vincent Crish Fairfield Southwest Lawrence Sophia Polus Alvina Puzik

Baptist Association Meets Sunday in Washington Church

The First Baptist Church of Washington hosts the Washington Baptist Association for a Sunday gathering. A pot luck supper at six precedes a joint youth session at seven in the prayer room and a general assembly at seven thirty in the auditorium featuring devotionals, pictures, and a sound slide on Esther. The public is invited to attend.

First Baptist Church of Washington Washington Baptist Association General Assembly Esther

Military Heads Meet in Berlin

Berlin four military commanders scheduled to meet for the first time since the Russians quit the Kommandatura last June. The talks focus on a 14 day old strike by west sector German railway workers that halted elevation train traffic and canceled trains in western Germany. The Russians invited the United States Britain and France after workers rejected a Soviet offered settlement paying 60 percent in western marks. The workers voted 123477 to 298 against the offer. they demand full pay in western marks worth four times eastern marks.

United Press Berlin Kommandatura Western Rermenny Russia United States Britain France

Two men fined for reckless driving in H M Putnam court

Payne Thompson of Keota received a $50 fine and Austin L. Moore of Waterloo paid a $25 fine, totaling $75, after arraignment before H. M. Putnam earlier this week on reckless driving charges.

H. M. Putnam Payne Thompson Keota Austin L. Moore Waterloo

Escaped Convicts Flee as Farm Couple Killed Nearby

Fourteen long term inmates hacked from West Virginia State Penitentiary and fled after a guard was overpowered. A Carrollton Ohio couple, John and [wife] George, were shot to death at their home within hours, with investigators linking the crime to the jailbreak and noting the killer wore a black cap. Police set roadblocks across three states as search intensifies.

Moundsville W. Va West Virginia State Penitentiary Carrolton Frank David Roberts West Virginia State Police John George George Georges Carrollton Oral Skeen Jackie James James Ohio Pennsylvania West Virginia

Disabled Tanker Lineo Sinks in Heavy Seas Off Florida

The 19,000 ton tanker SS Flagship Lineo flooded engine room with 12 feet of water and rode 15 foot waves in 20 to 30 knot winds 125 miles off the south Atlantic coast. A navy Dumbo plane could not land and the Dela ware Sun and another vessel stood by as distress signals grew feeble.

Jacksonville Fla Lineo South Atlantic Delaware Sun Sinen

Change Hours for St. James Services

St James Catholic Church shifts to summer mass times starting Sunday June 5 with services at six seven and nine in the morning Benediction follows the nine o clock mass announced by Rev H J Corcoran pastor of the church

St. James Catholic Church H. J. Corcoran

Dr Harper Warns Graduates to Guard Freedom

Dr Earl B Harper spoke at Washington high school and junior college commencement urging graduates to defend freedom. He warned of three blocks to freedom: denial of justice, suppression of speech, and erosion of ethics, urging active defense of rights for all Americans. Scholarships were awarded to Ronald Baker, David Chilcote, and James Dawson, with graduates listed from the high school class of 1949.

Earl B. Harper State University of Town Washington High School Junior College Harper Methodist Church Dr. Harper Europe Marion S. George Board of Education Roy B. Minnis Mr. George Trin Maynard Goff, Jr America Supt. M. Michell Legion Auxiliary Washington Junior College Ronald Baker American Legion David Chilcote James Dawson George W and Ella. Griffith Elizabeth J. Applegate Ronald Gene Baker Donald Dean Bartholomew Ruth E. Bartow Naomi Mae Bell Robert Bence Martha Lou Benge Patricia Brewer Patricia Alice Brown Marilyn Jane Caldwell Raymond Earl Carter David Owen Chilcote Donna Joan Crowe Barbara Ann Dare James Henry Dawson Kenneth Lee Fenn Kathryn Evonne Flynn Lucille June Franzen Harold Ralph Gamon John EF. Gault Rarphara Jean Godwin Virginia Ann Griggs Carla Jean Guther Andrew J Hanter Norman Richard Havel Robert Neil Havel Harry Dean Hines John Leonard Holcomb Ann Houck Fdward Ernest Jarrard Norman Dean Jarvis Anne Marie Johnson John Charles Kennedy Robert F Kleese Charlotte Rene Little William Tierd Jean Marie McKinney Rmeorgia Ane Marshall Richard 1 Maxwell Roselyn Mae Mayer Edith E. Miller Ruth Trene Miller Joyce Flaine Montgomery Retty Lean Nelson Paul FL Nelson

Also Mentioned on This Page

Alger G-Man W. Stuart Symington Air Force Carl Vinson House Armed Services Committee Defense Louis Johnson Eberharter Pennsylvania Railroad Herman P. Eberharter Senate Judiciary Thethacher Rotary Palmer Mrs. Twinam Mary Drish Baptist Association Virginia St. James Services Richard S. Dare Richard T. Doddar Keith R. Duncan Robert M. Ellyson Evan 10. Fishburn John H. Green Paul H. Maxwell Robert J. Noonan Leland E. Schmitt Francis P. Schneider Robert C. Steele Eugene H. Wead Edna Mercer
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