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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1946

Page

2

Junior Legion to Play Winfield Juniors Sunday

The Washing ton Junior Legion baseball team travels to Winfield for a Sunday game at 1 30 p m against the Winfield Juniors. Box score notes Washington 2 runs Colum bus Junction 3 runs with Hines Murphy Gingerich Hendrickson and Earped Runs listed. umpires Kerr and Lee.

Winfield Washington Junior Legion Baseball Club Columbus Junction Potias Hines Wash Col. Junction Murphy Gingerich Hendrickson Kerr and Lee HFORE Osbourne Foley Everett So Ae Om Ai Ee Hafner

Major Leagues Monday Results and Tonight's Pitchers

The Major Leagues split results with Philadelphia 9 over Chicago 8, Boston 10 over Pittsburgh 6, Cincinnati 7 over New York 5, and St. Louis 3 over Brooklyn 2. Tonight features Philadel phia at Chicago Mulcahy against Wyse, Brooklyn at St. Louis Webber or Hatten, Boston at Pittsburgh Cooper against Sewell, and New York Thompson versus Vander Meer or Walters in Cincinnati.

Philadelphia Chicago Boston Pittsburgh Cincinnati New York St. Louis Brooklyn Mulcahy Wyse Webber Hatten Burkhardt Cooper Sewell Thompson W. L Pet Aes

Washington Area Notes Citizens Travel and Social Rounds

Local residents travel to Cedar Rapids South Carolina Chicago and Des Moines for visits and vacations. Families attend church events and conferences as well as local bridge club gatherings.

Baseball doubleheader schedule and matchups listed

Cleveland at Boston with Embree facing Wagner, Detroit at New York with Newhouser opposing Bevens, Chicago at Philadelphia with Smith against Christopher, plus Night-St Louis at Washington with Kinder or LaMacchia facing Hudson.

Cleveland Embree Boston Wagner Detroit Newhouser New York Bevens Chicago Smith Philadelphia Christopher St. Louis Kinder LaMacchia Washington Hudson

Truman Vetoes Case Labor Bill Against labor crisis moves

President Truman vetoed the Case labor bill amid mixed congressional reaction. He urged a joint congressional study of labor relations and long-range reforms including unemployment and health insurance, a fair minimum wage, and extended price controls. He argued the Case bill targets symptoms, not causes, and would have sanctioned recent strikes. The veto drew praise and denunciation in Congress, with critics saying it shows CIO PAC alignment. Also notes Mrs. S N Sorrell returned from Davenport where the Hintermeisters plan to move to Keokuk this week.

Gram Congress Truman Washington CIO Political Action Committee Joseph H. Ball R. Minn Ball CIO PAC S. N. Sorrell Davenport L. W. Hintermeister Margaret Ann Hintermeisters Keokuk

Betty Lou Bay-Merle Booth Exchange Vows in South Bend

Betty Lou Bay and Merle R. Booth wed at Southlawn United Brethren church in South Bend Ind with 125 guests. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur H Bay, wore ivory satin and lace. the groom is son of Mrs W D Booth of Washington. Reception followed on the Bay lawn as Moody Bible Institute ties noted.

Betty Lou Bay Merle Booth South Bend Ind Merle R. Booth W. D. Booth Washington Arthur H. Bay Rhinehart Southlawn United Brethren Church Hilda Schnell George Sweeting Patterson, N. J Mary Florence Coles Lorene Booth John Bray Detroit. Mich Charles Johnson St. Louis Jeanne Booth Bob Post Miss Schnell Miss Coles Miss Booth Mrs. Bay Bay James Whitcomb Riley Moody Bible Institute Booth Washington High School State University of Iowa Prairie Flower Baptist Church Earl Booth Stanley Mouser Eva Mouser Myral Smith

Proper Cloth Care For Ironing And Sizing Residue

The guidance urges thorough washing of new ironing cloths to remove starch or sizing. Keep cloths clean and rinse out any scotch if the iron runs hot. A scorched cloth can stain the garment below.

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