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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1943

Page

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Iowa Man Finds Chicago Welcome After War Plant Move

Charles M Fleming 29 left his Harcourt farm to work in a Chicago war plant. Charged with worthless checks, the Fort Dodge sheriff withdrew the case after Fleming agreed to cover $42.50. Judge Donoghue praised the court and Fleming hoped to return to Iowa with 40 acres for his family.

Chicago Charles M. Fleming Harcourt Frank &E. Donaghue Fort Dodge Donoghue Fleming Iowa

Des Moines Man Arraigned Over Draft Violation

John Joseph Walker, 41, arraigned Friday before US Commissioner W A Sigler on draft violation charges. Held in $500 bond, case continued while officials verify his record. Walker, jailed in Des Moines after being arrested in Montezuma, claimed he had not read newspapers or heard of Pearl Harbor.

Des Moines John Joseph Walker United States W. A. Sigler Sigler Walker Pearl Harbor Montezuma

Glenwood Passes 10:30 P.M. Curfew Ordinance

The Glenwood city council approves a 10 30 p m curfew for youths 17 and under. The measure, drafted by civic groups, includes fines up to 10 dollars for parents of violators.

Glenwood

Soldier Injured After Foot Protrudes From Train Window

Francis Win iarski 22, a soldier from Pocatello Idaho en route to Blackstone Massachusetts, stuck his foot through a train window while asleep and cut his foot. Taken to Perry hospital he was scheduled to be moved Friday evening to Camp Dodge induction center hospital near Des Moines for treatment.

Perry-—-Seret Francis Winiarski Pocatello Idaho Blackstone Mass Perry Hospital Camp Dodge

Boy Killed in Swing Accident at Knoxville

Nine year old Jimmie Bent sen of Knoxville died Friday afternoon when entangled in a playground swing. Coroner R V Mater reported the fatal accident occurred as the youth became caught and hanged himself. The boy's father Emery Bent sen served in World War I and recently received a Navy medical discharge.

Knoxville Jimmie Bentsen Emery Bentsen R. V. Mater Himsel Navy

Summer Schedule For YMCA Pool

The YMCA pool announces summer swimming periods under Jim Gilchrist. Schedule covers Monday Wednesday and Saturday with divisions for beginners minnows and fish and flying fish and sharks plus a special class.

Jim Gilchrist

Riverside man arrested for desertion and non support

Arthur Kern, 42, of Riverside, was arrested in Cedar Rapids yesterday on a warrant charging desertion and non support of his family. He was brought to Washington by Deputy Sheriff Walt Kiesey and bound over to the grand jury at a preliminary hearing before Justice W. Eldridge. Kern is expected to be arraigned before Judge J. Patterson next Tuesday.

Arthur Kern Riverside Cedar Rapids Washington Walt Kiesey Justice of the Peace W. &. Eldridge Kern J. G. Patterson

Federal vehicle tax stamps go on sale June 10

Postmaster M C DeLonge announced that federal motor vehicle tax stamps will go on sale at the post office June 10. The stamps cost $5 a year and must be affixed on all cars trucks and motorcycles used on highways. Those in use expire July 1 and new stamps must be affixed on that date. They may be secured at any post office.

M.C. DeLonge

Graduation Held for Nurse Aides at Washington County Hospital

Eight women completed the nurse's aides course at Washington County Hospital. Ed Showers of the Red Cross spoke at Lincoln school on home front morale. Dr E K B Stutsman presided, and the graduates received caps emblems and certificates with the civilian defense oath. Families joined in refreshments hosted by local committee members.

Washington County Hospital Ed Showers Red Cross Ottumwa Naval Base Lincoln EK. BE. Stutsman Floyd Letts County Hospital Board Carl Voorhees KE. E. Stutsman Ed Squire Will Dupuis

Judge rules Tuttle must hang in treason case

Detroit June 5 Federal Judge Arthur J Tuttle orders Max Stephan a Detroit restaurateur condemned for treason to be hanged July 2 in the case. The decision comes after appellate delays and legal motions.

Tuttle Detroit Arthur J. Tuttle Max Stephan Destroit

Vacancies in Rural Schools of County

County Superintendent Les ter B Krabill reports 12 to 14 vacancies in rural schools of Washington county as districts rush to secure teachers for the next school year, a period when shortages loom.

Washington County Lester B. Krabill

United Mine Workers threaten walkout by June 20

The United Mine Workers warn of a new strike set for June 20 if wage hour agreements with coal operators fail to materialize. The policy committee told 530,000 members to return to shifts and urged cooperation with the plan. In Detroit, Packard workers return after a three day strike appears broken as 65,000 workers resume duties under War Labor Board orders.

Washington, D. C Uki United Mine Worksers UMWA Detroit Packard Motor Co Gqe Company War Labor Board United Automobile Workers Cio

Mrs. Fitchner of Brighton Dies After Illness

Mrs. Walter Fitchner age 59 died at her Brighton area home after a period of illness. Born Cora Saunders in Eldorado Kansas on August 22, 1883 she moved with her parents to Iowa in 1892. She taught rural school and was a Methodist and Woman's Christian Social Society member. She married Walter Fitchner February 28 1908 and leaves two daughters Mrs. Ray Reeves and Mrs. Howard Hazen of Washington, plus a husband two grandchildren one sister Dora Saunders and three brothers Fred Albert Ira all of Brighton. Funeral at Brighton Methodist Church Monday at two with Rev. E E Wolf. burial Hillcrest Cemetery.

Cora Saunders Mldorado Kansas J. G Angeline Smith Saunders Tiowa Brighton Pleasant Plain Academy Methodist Church Women's Christian Social Society Walter Fitchner Ray Reeves Howard Hazen Washington Dora Saunders Fred Albert Ira F. A. Hoskins Prighton Methodist E. E. Wolf Hillcrest Cemetery

Vacancies posted for next year in large schools

Many vacancies exist in fairly large schools seeking experienced teachers. Individuals interested in teaching next year are urged to contact Mr. Krabill for more details.

Krabill

Draft evader held in county jail after Brighton arrest

Jim Lane, formerly of Jefferson county, was arrested at Brighton by an F B I agent and is held at the Washington county jail. A deputy U S marshal was to transport him to Ottumwa for arraignment before a federal commissioner on the draft evasion charge. Lane allegedly failed to register and had been working in Moline before moving to Brighton.

Jim Lane Jefferson County Brighton Washington County United States Washington Lane Ottumwa Moline

Extension of Driver's Licenses Set for Monday at Court House

State Highway Patrolman Don Braden delivered 17 ledgers with 8500 receipts to the sheriff for attaching to Washington county licenses to extend them three years at 75 cents total or 25 cents per year. Extension vouchers available eight to five starting Monday in the court house lobby through July 3. current 1941-43 licenses required.

Court House Don Braden Sheriff's Office Washington County Henrietta Stewart Margery Logan

Rainfall Reaches Three-Quarters Inch By Noon

Rain fell steadily since early morning with amounts near three-fourths of an inch by noon. Yesterday’s high reached 73 degrees and low 58 as the day stayed wet and mild.

Walters Named Administrator of OPA for Des Moines District

R. E. Walters, a Harlan Democrat, was named OPA administrator for the Des Moines district. He will take office Monday as a dollar a year appointee, succeeding Robert B. Adams who resigned this week. The regional administrator announced the appointment.

Chicago R. E. Walters Harlan Democrat OPA Des Moines Raymond S. McdKeough Walters Robert B. Adams Adams

Eclipse Lumber Announces DuPont Paint Dealership

Eclipse Lumber company reveals it will carry the complete DuPont paint line marking its first foray into selling a full brand. Manager Mr. Wilson praises the deal as an extension of package service aimed at matching paint with board purchases.

Dupont Eclipse Lumber Company Eclipse Wilson

Health Unit Activities Week Of June 7

Schedule lists child health conferences on Tuesday and Wednesday with times and locations. A special mother's class is planned Thursday at 2:00 p.m. in the same unit. Includes Brighton reference for one conference.

Brighton

Invasion Plans and World War II Skirmishes Reported

Dispatched reports say Churchill returned to England after wartime talks with Roosevelt and Ike in Washington. Allied air strikes on Taranto and Pantelleria, plus Italian targets, pressure Axis defenses while plans for a Mediterranean invasion unfold. Russians air raid Orienfortress near Orle as Kursk memories echo. Chinese advance near Ichang signal continued push toward central China.

Gibraltar Mediterranean North Africa Italian Pantellerie Italy United Press Winston Churchill England Dwight D. Hisenhower Africa Grotenglie Taranto Eiserhower Pantelleria Milo Sicily Churchill Washington Roosevelt Sir Allan Brooke Anthony Eden Fisenhower Mediteranan London Eden Russia Orel Nazi Orle Kursk Pacific Ichang China Chungking Yangtsee River

Ousted President Surrenders in Argentina

Raymon Castillo, ousted president of Argentina, landed at La Plata naval base and surrendered to General Masson, commander of the second army division.

LA Plata Argentina Raymon Castillo Masson

Funeral services for Glen Stalder at Holy Trinity Church

Funeral services for Glen Stalder who drowned in the English river near Richmond were held yesterday at Holy Trinity Catholic church in Richmond in charge of Father Beckman. The church was filled with family friends and burial followed at Elm Grove Cemetery with pallbearers Eugene Welte Robert Welte Paul Chapek James Strabala Herbert Pauley and William Houseal.

Glen Stalder Richmond Holy Trinity Catholic Church Father Beckman Elm Grove Cemetery Eugene Robert Welte Paul Chapek James Strabala Herbert Pauley William Houseal

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