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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1943

Page

1

Column on Iowa Pastor Dr Stoddard Lane Dies

Dr Stoddard Lane pastor of Plymouth Congregational Church died May 17 after a four month illness. His Iowa estate totaled 1385 04 with debts estimated at 1514. The will left the entire estate to his wife Estella H Lane who was named executrix. The estate includes 406 05 in cash stocks and bonds 11878 99 in household goods and personal effects a summer cottage near Brunswick Maine valued at 1600 and other assets.

Des Moines Stoddard Lane Plymouth Congregational Church

Accused in Death In Pool Room Fight

Frank Ockenfels 57 of Coon Rapids waived to the grand jury after arraignment on second degree murder charges. Bond set at 5000 dollars. County Attorney Bruner alleges Pfiffer 57 died from a broken neck following a pool hall altercation last week.

Carroll Frank Ockenfels Coon Rapids Justice Court Robert S. Bruner George Pfiffer Pfiffer Bruner

Ottumwa Man Pleads Guilty in Draft Evasion Case

Richard Earl Fox, 20, of Ottumwa pled guilty at a U S Commissioner's arraignment to failing to report for his final draft examination. He was released on a $5,000 bond. Fox, a Jehovah's Witness, is described by his father as an ordained minister.

Ottumwa Richard Earl Fox U. S Wilbur Dull

Accuse Iowa Trucker In Moline Fatal Crash

Donal Hoke of Moline was killed when his car collided with a chicken truck in East Moline. Lloyd Ryder of Sigourney Iowa drove the truck bound for Chicago. About 200 chickens died and 100 escaped from 84 crates.

Moline Ill Donal Hoke East Moline Lloyd Ryder Sigourney Iowa Chicago

Tractor accident claims Moville boy's life

Robert J. son, nine, was killed when a tractor slid into a ditch and toppled, burying him in mud and water near his Moville home. Coroner J. K. Swanson reported the boy was driving the tractor when it toppled. His mother died about a month earlier. his father and two brothers survive.

Sioux City Robert Johnson Moville J. K. Swanson

Senator Warns Of Labor Unrest Over Anti-Strike Bill

Senator Elbert Thomas of Utah warned the Senate during its first Saturday session of the year that final action on anti-strike legislation would likely incite unrest affecting war production.

Washington, D. C Senate Elbert Thomas Utah

Taxes Due June Fifteenth in 1942 Income Scheme

The treasury reminds taxpayers who paid the March 15 quarterly income tax installment to also pay by June 15. The June 15 payment equals the March 15 amount and is credited against 1943 taxes. Deduction of 20 percent withholding on wages begins after July 1 to cover 1943 taxes.

Washington, D. C The Treasury

Judo Demonstration Highlight at Legion District Meeting

The district American Legion conference in Washington on Wednesday June 16 features a judo demonstration by two Navy Pre-Flight School experts from Iowa City. Attendees include Dan O'Brien state commander and R J Laird, Frost Patterson, with a business session and lunch.

District American Legion Washington Navy Iowa City Legion Army Dan O'Brien State Legion R. J. Laird Frost Patterson Fontanelle Vics C. R. Logan Keokuk Leon BeBatty Post Post City Wall Washington Country Club

Pantelleria Seizure Casualties Reported by War News

First reports of Pantelleria casualties show Allied losses forty airmen killed or missing while Axis losses exceed 10 000 prisoners. The island endured round the clock aerial bombardment intended to prevent the inhabitants from sleeping.

United Press Pantelleria

Garden Clinics Schedule For Washington Tuesday

Irene Yard garden chairman announces Washington garden clinics next Tuesday June 15 with Dr Sylvester from Iowa State college aiding. Schedule lists ward by ward starts 9:20 10:45 1:15 and 2:45 PM at specific gardens. Citizens invited to bring plant problems for diagnosis and control advice as part of county wide program on June 15 16.

Irene Yard Washington City of P. Sylvester Iowa State College Ward Lyle Schulty West Second Street Howard Sitler East Third Street Calendar Factory Frank B. Miller West Washington Street W. J. Stevens South Iowa Avenue West Chester Wellman Earle Libe Citizens’ Service Corps

James Ashby and Ethel Thompson Tie Civil Union in Washington

James Donald Ashby and Ethel Eleanor Thompson, both residents of Washington, obtained a marriage license at the courthouse this morning.

James Donald Ashby Ethel Eleanor Thompson Washington Court House

Capitulation Attributed to Key Factor Amid Italian Prisoners

The passage notes one main contributing factor to the surrender, with all the prisoners identified as Italian.

Attu and Kiska Operations March On in Aleutians

American air forces and army units increased pressure on the Aleutians. On Thursday four engine bombers hit Kiska runways and gun positions while fighters strafed harbor barges. On Attu island 66 Japanese were killed and one captured as mop up continues, bringing total enemy deaths to 1,911 and prisoners to 21.

Washington D. C Aleutians Kiska Navy Army Attu Island Serana Bay Khlebnikof

Giving Money for Smokes for Soldiers

Leon Beatty of the American Legion leads a drive to fund cigarettes for troops overseas. Milk bottles in local businesses hold cards detailing the purpose and collection. Funds received will buy cigarettes at five cents a package through a manufacturer arrangement, about a quarter of civilian cost, with each pack stamped for the Legion post of Washington.

Leon Beatty American Legion The Legion Post of Washington

Three Inches of Rain Drench Washington in June So Far

The official weather observer reports about 3 inches of rain in Washington in the first twelve days of June, with showers on six days. Rain in May was just as wet, delaying planting and crop cultivation, while today brings the warmest temperature in over a week after a morning downpour.

Washington Oserver Washington County

Withholding Rules on Exemption Certificates

The notice states employees must file an exemption certificate with the employer to avoid payroll tax withholding. Without proper form, withholding is required, and penalties apply for providing false information or failing to supply needed data.

Walters New Des Moines OPA Chief Says No Politics

R E Walters, 52, takes over as Des Moines district OPA administrator overseeing 64 Iowa counties. He vows reform minded leadership and says his duty is to help county rationing boards manage wartime shortages, pledging to stay focused on the war effort and public information.

OPA Des Moines Iowa Shelby County Rationing Board Walters

Manad mids Amana arson confession reaches federal case

Louis Roeniig Jr of Middle Amana Iowa confessed to FBI agents that he set fire to the Middle Amana refrigerator plant on June 7. The blaze destroyed the plant, causing losses over 200000 after it had secured a 60000 Army Navy contract. Roeniig was arraigned in Cedar Rapids and bound over to the federal grand jury. bond set at five thousand could not be posted.

Des Moines Louis Roeniig, Jr Middle Amana Iowa FBI J. L. Dalton Roeniig Roemig Cedar Rapids U. S R. L. Whelan

German Industry Hit Again In Major Allied Air Offensive

Allied air forces struck Germany and occupied areas in a heavy multi-front assault. RAF bombers hit Duisburg and Munster in a record night raid while American bombers targeted U-boat centers at Wilhelmshaven and Cushaven. In the Mediterranean, Lampedusa endured heavy Italian fortress bombardment as Pantelleria fell. Russian air forces conducted their largest strategic operation, destroying many German planes at heavy cost.

Wilhelmshaven Cushaven

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