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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1946

Page

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Iowa corn crop outlook boosts hopes for record harvest

Iowa crop and livestock reporting service says 1946 corn prospects are brighter than any year since the early thirties with acreage and yields likely to reach highs. Favorable June conditions, ample moisture, and high planting completion support a top harvest if weather stays favorable. Oats and winter wheat also seen strong, but hot winds could dry pastures and hay.

Des Moines Iowa Crop and Livestock Reporting Service Service

Corn acreage reaches peak in Iowa since early 1950s

Des Moines reports Iowa corn acreage the highest since the early 1950s due to limited feed reserves and high corn prices. By June 1 about 98 percent planted versus 1 percent a year ago, with June 10 crop condition at 90 percent the best since 1941. Overall 1946 spring crop prospects improved versus last year as seeding under ideal conditions continued.

Des Moines Iowa Iowa Crop and Livestock Reporting Service

Kronberg Castle jewel theft arrests shock Chicago

The case involves a $1,500,000 theft of gems from Kronberg Castle Germany with the arrest of Kathleen B. Nash 34 Waco Capt. and her husband Col J W Durant 36 Falls Church Va in Chicago. Army investigators and FBI recovered pieces once owned by the German House of Hesse. Details were supplied by Lt Col John S. Myers and Col A C Miller of the Provost Marshal General's Office.

Kronberg Castle Germany Chicago Waco Kathleen B. Nash Hudson Wisc Col J. W. Durant Falls Church FBI LaSalle John S. Myers New York City A. C. Miller Allentown International

Moisture favorable for crops through June first

Moisture conditions through June 1 were generally ample supporting good plant development. Crop condition on June 1 stood at 92 percent, up from 84 percent a year earlier.

United States Adopts Budget System in 1921

The article notes that the United States adopted a formal budget system in the year 1921, marking a shift in fiscal management and government budgeting practices.

United States

Vacation Bible School Opens at Baptist Church

Vacation Bible school opened yesterday at the Baptist church with solid enrollment. The program is led by Key and will run through the week with activities for children and families.

the Baptist Church Key

Humbert Refuses to Abdicate Amid Rome Protests

In Rome on June 11 fifty thousand republicans marched toward the Viminale Palace while royalists gathered at the Quirinal. Government efforts to convert Italy to a republic intensified as Premier De Gasperi and interior minister Romita faced a cabinet deadlock over proceeding with the republic. Troops halted access to the Quirinal Pass, surrounding the area with infantry artillery and alpine units.

Rome Viminale Palace Quirial Palace Humbert II Italy Quirinal Palace Humbert Hils Giuseppe Romita Fac Court of Cassation Alcide de Gasper Quirinal Pass Barr Viminale

Whisker Derby Entries Mailed Across Iowa

Des Moines reports state fair officials mailed whisker derby entry blanks to about 2,500 barber shops for nominations. The centennial event, August 23–30, offers 100 to the winner and five dollar prizes in novelty contests.

Des Moines State Fair Board Iowa Barbers G. A. Stanzel T Derby Committee Iowas Pioneer Board Seo Iti Il Stanzel

Vacation school invites children at Baptist church

Mrs Alfred Trenerry Carol Forgey and Mary Jane Trene coordinate a program from 9 30 to 11 clock five days a week for eight weeks at the Baptist church inviting children not enrolled in another vacation program to attend.

Alfred Trenerry Carol Forgey Mary Jane Trene Baptist Church

Mrs. Jennie Kephart Dies at Washington County Hospital

Mrs Jennie Estelline Kephart 48 wife of Homer Kephart died at 8 25 this morning at Washington county hospital She had been ill since October She was born April 1898 near Monmouth Illinois and moved to Washington county at age three She married Homer Kephart December 27 1917 They had a son Lawrence Huber Kephart and a daughter Mildred Louise Frevenberger Surviving: husband son daughter one brother six sisters Funeral services Thursday at two o clock at L A Jones funeral home with Rev T C Polk and Frederick Westbrook officiating Burial in Elm Grove cemetery

Jennie Estelline Kephart Homer Kephart Washington County Hospital Kephart Washington A. B. Carr Clara (Allaman) Carr Monmouth Washington County Pleasant Hill Arnold B. Carr HW. L. McConnell Mabel Gordon Florence Carr Oak Park Charles McConnell Des Moines W. M. Warnoeck Richard Leet L. A. Jones Funeral Home T. C. Polk Frederick Westbrook Pleasant Hill Church Elm Grove Cemetery

Knight Pleads Guilty in Desertion Charge

Clyde Knight of Washington was arraigned by Judge Frank Beehhly on a desertion information. Knight pleaded guilty and received a sentence of up to one year in the state reformatory at Anamosa, suspended on good behavior and other conditions.

Clyde Knight Washington Antezuma Frank Beehhly John Owen Knight Beehly Anamosa

Driving licenses available at county court house

Washington county motorists may apply for driving licenses at the courthouse from tomorrow until July 4. Sheriff H. St. Putnam oversees four female clerks handling applications at 50 cents each for a two year license. Applicants must appear in person with current licenses. Licenses expire July 5, and those recently discharged from military service must obtain new ones.

Washington County Court House H. St. Putnam State Motor Vehhicle Department Des Moines Army Navy Putnam

Child Dies Hours After Birth in County Hospital

Barbara Anita Lance died at the county hospital this morning at 4 20, about two hours after birth. Funeral services will be held at Elm Grove cemetery this afternoon, in charge of Dr. George Kerr. The baby was a daughter of Roger and Audrey Lance. Her paternal and maternal grandparents are listed as survivors.

Barbara Anita Lance Elm Grove Cemetery George Kerr Roger Audrey Hotle) Lance

Knight Pays $40 Monthly Support for Minor Children

Knight ordered to pay forty dollars per month for the support of his minor children beginning June 20. He is paroled to the custody of Sheriff H. M. Putnam.

Knight H. M. Putnam

Municipal Band Concert Features Holmes Texidor King

Holmes and Texidor lead the municipal band with King Fillmore Flood Arr and Yoder Wagner performing selections in a community concert setting at the city hall.

Mac Morgan 48 Dies After Brief Illness at Home

Mac Morgan aged 48 died after a brief illness at 1 20 this morning at his home 2051 South Marion avenue apparently of a heart attack He attended a Knights of Pythias picnic at Sunset park yesterday evening Funer al services will be held at the Christian church Wednesday at 2 30 in charge of Rev T C Polk Burial will be in Hillcrest cemetery at Brighton with the Legion aiding the graveside service He had been employed by Town Southern Utilities about 18 years He served in World War I as a sergeant from Sept 5 1918 to June 11 1919 stationed at Camp Dodee Fort Sam Houston Texas and Fort Knox Ky He was born Feb 7 1898 in Verdi community a son of Thomas and Minnie Morgan He lived in Washington the last 25 years Surviving are his wife three daughters Mrs Wayne Kendrick of Washington Betty and Janet at home one granddaughter two sisters Mrs Albert Wellr of Washington and Mrs James Campbell of Keokuk two brothers James and Bryan Morgan both of Brighton One daughter is deceased.

Mac Morgan South Marion Avenue Knights of Pythias Sunset Park Finneral Christian Church T. C. Polk Flillcrest Brighton Legion William Kekinley Morgath Knights of Pythias Order American Lesson Southern Utilities Company Camp Dodee Fort Sam Houston Texas Fort Knox Verdi Thomas Minnie (Menefee) Morgan Pairfield Vera Hinkle Washington Wayne Kendrick Betty Janet Albert Wellr James Campbell Keokuk James Bryan Morgan

District Salvation Army Meeting Here

A district meeting of the Salvation Army will be held in the Y M C A community room Thursday at 8 o clock. John Owen, Washington county chairman, announced the event with Brigadier Alex C Thomas divisional commander for Iowa, Mrs Paul Rodd, Major Bestor of central fire at Des Moines, and E B U C White publisher of Spencer Iowa attending. Chairmen from other counties and Dr Owen will also be present to support the Marelins forward campaign to extend services nationwide.

Satvation Army Y. M.C John Owen Washington County Alex C. Thomas State of Tews Paul Rodd Bfestor Central Fire Des Moines U C. White Spencer Iowa Campany Airector Owen Salvation Army Marelins Eampaign

Truman veto: House kills Case strike control bill

Washington reports President Truman vetoed the Case strike control bill saying it would promote industrial strife. The House voted 255 to override, 3 against, defeating the measure and avoiding a Senate vote. Supporters considered a rider to Truman's emergency bill to curb government strikes.

Washington The House Today Centrol Bill Oy Truman House Mr. Truman Congress Reok Senate

Courtesy Corner Reopens Under Edsall Brown

Edsall Brown announces the reopening of Courtesy Corner at the Cities Service station known by the same name before the war. Brown, who has just returned from service, now runs the station with tire repair and battery charging services and a full line of Cities Service products. He recently purchased the building from Mrs. R. E. Doughers.

Edsall Brown Cities Brown Don Orr Mr. Brown Trown R. E. Doughers

Knights of Pythias to Meet for Mac Morgan Funeral

The Knights of Pythias are asked to meet at two o'clock on Wednesday at the hall and attend the funeral of Mac Morgan.

Knights of Pythias Mac Morgan

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