UN Forces Push Toward Iron Triangle in Korea
United Nations troops breached Chinese defenses along a 35 mile front in central Korea advancing toward the iron triangle. An army communique cited gains of about two miles with UN spearheads under nine miles from the target area as Chinese forces retreated from rock bunkers and dug in along ridges toward Chorwon Kumhwa and surrounding mountains.
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Two of Big Four Packers Close Beef Departments See Shortages
In Chicago two of the four largest meat firms Wilsons and Armour closed their beef departments, prompting fears of shortages at butcher shops. Production cuts reached 50 to 80 percent in Whanges City and 50 to 75 percent in Des Moines with cattle still available but scarce.
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Omaha
Swift & Co
Wilson
Wilson's
Neighbors Aid Ira Hills Farm Work Near Cotter
A group of neighbors assisted Ira Hill on his Tra Hill farm northeast of Cotter due to his illness. The team used toy tractors for plowing and corn planting with Keith Nau Earl Nau Dutch Coleman Ivan Crowe Roy Miller Mervin Miller Glenn Edwards Ross Yates Bill Sehwab Ores Heininger Bill Duncan Roy Hauenstein Terry Edwards and Paul Sehwab lending help. Mr and Mrs Hill thanked the neighbors for their kindness.
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Tra Hill
Cotter
Moon
Mr. Hill
Keith
Earl Nau
Dutch Coleman
Ivan Crowe
Roy Miller
Mervin Miller
Glenn Edwards
Ross Yates
Bill Sehwab
Ores Heininger
Bill Duncan
Roy Hauenstein
Terry Edwards
Paul Sehwab
Mrs. Hill
Rhea vs Ostrich Line Drawn By Toes And Weight
South American ostriches are rheas with two toes while African and Arabian ostriches carry three. The Africa Arabia birds reportedly weigh 250 pounds. Sports Afield.
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Arabia
Weather Outlook Des Moines Area Thunder Showers Likely
Mostly cloudy with light easterly winds and highs 65 to 75. Thunder showers start in the southwest, spread to the west and north halves tonight and Thursday. Low tonight near 54, Thursday high near 75 with southeastern winds about 15 mph. Showers or thunderstorms possible Thursday night or Friday, Friday high near 80, Saturday showers in the east and cooler in the west.
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Charles S Griffith 57 Dies at His Home
Charles S Griffith 57 died at 1 30 this morning at his home six miles southwest of Washington. He had been ill three years. Funeral at 2 p m Friday from Jones Funeral Home with Dr C R Reed. Burial Elm Grove cemetery. Survived by four brothers Clement West Chester Warren John Edwin Robet, two sisters Pauline and Dr Henrietta Griffith. He never married. Member of Methodist church.
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Washington County
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Clement
West Chester
Warren
John Edwin
Robet
Pauline
Henrietta Griffith
National Guard Spends $49 857 in Mississippi Flood Control Efforts
Des Moines Iowa Gov William Beardsley announced the Iowa National Guard used about 249 857 for a month long flood duty along the Mississippi near Muscatine and Wapello. The report to the governor from Brig Gen Fred C Tandy shows 40 78 for pay and 8 874 for maintenance with around 600 guardsmen involved at various times and a peak of 375 on patrol and dike work.
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Des Moines
William 8. Beardsley
Iowa National Guard
Mississippi River
Muuscatine
Wapello
Fred C. Tandy
Lowa
Iowa Rivers Rampage Crest Expected Tonight
Des Moines reports the Des Moines river rising due to heavy rains reaching 18.5 feet at Eddyville and 16.9 feet at Tracy. Floodwaters spill over levees and threaten lowlands as observers forecast crest levels tonight and a further rise of about four tenths of a foot at Eddyville.
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Tracy
Nine Thought Dead In Plane Take-Off
A four engined C-97 of MATS crashed on takeoff from Kelly Air Force Base. Six bodies were recovered immediately with no hope for survivors among the three remaining crew members. The crash also destroyed the Grey Eagle Cafe and injured one woman in a nearby fire as the plane clipped power lines and exploded near the site.
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Kelly Air Force Base
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Golf league misprint flips team scores this week
A twilight league results error miscredited Bill's Blowers with two points and Tucker's Sluggers with four. The correction shows the Blowers earned one point and the Sluggers five, adjusting the final tallies.
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Tucker
Junior Chamber Elect Officers Soon
The Junior Chamber of Commerce will hold its annual officer election at the regular meeting next Monday evening at The Pines. Nominating committee reports have been mailed. nominations include Dick Ross and Virgil Wittmer for president and several candidates for other posts.
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Virgil Wittmer
Phil Kneen
Charles Morgan
Joe Pease
Keith Norton
Bob Swartz
Karl Dallmeyer
Joe Easter
Russell Miller
Harry Levy
Bob Ross
Edward G Carter 47 Dies Suddenly in Cresco Hospital
Edward G Carter aged 47 died suddenly at 2 o'clock this morning in a Cresco hospital after falling ill Friday evening. A construction worker, he died of a heart attack. Funeral set for 1:30 pm Saturday at Hoskins Funeral Home Brighton with Rev. E E Voss officiating. Burial in Ollie cemetery. Survived by parents Thomas and Mrs Carter, two sisters in Chicago and Kentucky, one brother in Bloomfield, four nieces, three nephews. one brother died in infancy. Body to Hoskins Funeral Home.
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Edward G. Carter
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Carter
Hoskins
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Ollie
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Keswick
L. Cummings
Chicago
Ray Kiesey
Mayfield
Kentucky
Harley Carter
Bloomfield
Omar Hoskins
Sorrell Awarded 68 250 in Railroad Injury Suit
Sherman Sorrell of Washington received a 68 250 verdict in Freeborn County District Court at Albert Lea Minnesota for injuries from an Aug 10 1949 railroad accident while operating an electric motor car for Rock Island. He suffered a fractured skull and broken shoulder blade after the car left the track. Sorrell had 35 years with the railroad as a signal maintainer.
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Albert Lea
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Canasta party honors Catherine Swift with neighborhood turn out
Winifred Ragan Rita and Janet Tinnes Eileen Hammen Dee Kriner Lila Toomey Gerald ine Schulty Marie Marie and Mrs Myrtle Steele joined a Monday evening canasta gathering at Catherine Swift's home.
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Janet Tinnes
Eileen Hammen
Dee Kriner
Lila Toomey
Geraldine Schulty
Marie Marie
Myrtle Steele
Catherine Swift
Ways and Means Panel Moves to Raise Taxes in Bill
The House Ways and Means Committee prepared to approve a tax hike totaling about 7.1 billion dollars yearly. Personal and corporate taxes face substantial increases with a 12 to 14 percent adjustment and higher levies on liquor cigarettes automobiles and gasoline.
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Washington
Ways and Means
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George S. May
Tom O'Shanter Country Club
Chicago
Murray
the Camel
Senate
Fair Plans Nearing Completion For County Junior Auction
Readiness is near for the county wide junior fair auction at the west edge of Washington Saturday at 9 am with key figures Lloyd Cunningham Chuck Wooster and Alan William set to help launch the sale. State fair and farm officials plus local committees report strong turnout interest from farm families and Rotary and Kiwanis clubs coordinating solicitors grounds and child program events. If rain delays occur the sale would be postponed to Monday under guidance from club and extension staff.
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Washington
Kiwanis Club
Lloyd Cunningham
Chuck Wooster
WMT
Alan William
Wilson and Co
Cedar Rapids
Ray Whitehead
Izaak Walton
District Nurses To Meet Here Saturday
All nurses are invited to attend a meeting at the Washington nurses home Saturday afternoon at 2 o clock by nurses of the second Iowa district. Jessie Novelius executive secretary of the Iowa State Nurses association will be the guest speaker.
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Iowa
Jessie Novelius
Iowa State Nurses Association
Iowa Counties Plan Meetings to Protest Controls
Washington county leaders organized a mass meeting to discuss OPS and price controls. Reports say most Iowa counties will hold similar meetings next week to press for production, fiscal restraint, and debt management while deeming price controls unnecessary. Voters are urged to write Senators Gillette and Hickenlooper and Representative Martin to express views.
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Des Moines
Washington County
Capitol
Guy M. Gillette
B. B. Hickenlooper
United States Senate
Thomas KE. Martin
House of Representatives
Fairfield Attorney Thoma Dies in Rochester
Roscoe P. Thoma, 65, Fairfield Iowa attorney, died today after an operation. He chaired Jefferson County Republican central committee and held offices in the state bar association including president in 1947 and 1948. A University of Town graduate and Harvard Law School alumnus, he was a special assistant attorney general in 1940.
United Presbyterian Home Starts Sherman Hall Addition
Carson Plumbing and Heating of Washington awarded the about $28,000 plumbing and heating contract for a new three story connecting building called Sherman Hall at the United Presbyterian Home in Monmouth Illinois. The project doubles capacity with dining hall elevator infirmary and apartment facilities for residents. Completion expected shortly after year start with immediate work.
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Sherman Hall
Fort Sherman
Washington
Monmouth
Ill
Carson
Carson Plumbing and Heating of
Fane F. Vawter & Co
Des Moines
Paul Electric
Ft. Madison
Michaelsen
Rabig & Ramp
Chicago
McMicheal
Dave M. McMicheal
John E. Simpson
Oak Park
R. A. Stuart
C. T
YMCA Hike Planned for Friday by Y Boys
The next YMCA hike for Y boys is set for 11 30 Friday morning with time change so Bible school attendees can join. Wayne Brock will supervise the group and they expect to return by 3 30 allowing paper route assignments after.
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YMCA
Bible School
Wayne Brock
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