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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1952

Page

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War Hysteria Reported in East Berlin and East Germany

East German inhabitants report war hysteria fueled by Soviet pressure in Berlin. Citizens crowd government stores for flour sugar and other goods available at man prices without ration coupons. Informants say stocks run low and unofficial rationing has begun as traffic along the Tremile lifeline slows and Alfred Neumann warns tighter movement to deter spies and smugglers.

Berlin Russia Western Germany Alfred Neumann

Ten Feared Dead In B 29 Crash West Of Kwajalein

A U S Air Force B 29 crashed 125 miles west of Kwajalein Island. Ten crewmen were feared dead and one rescued with the pilot the only survivor. The navigator suffered a broken leg and the aircraft reportedly broke apart after takeoff for Guam.

Honolulu Central Pacific Kwajalein Island Reoke Up Kwajalein Guam

Republicans Plan Picnic in First District on June 22

Bill Smarts announces a Republican picnic dinner in the first congressional district. Washington will host on the old Chautauqua grounds west of town Sunday afternoon June 22 at 5 p.m. Attendees should bring cribbage boards or games and folding chairs. program details to follow.

Bill Smarts Washington Counts GOP Washington At & Po. N

Hope to Persuade South Koreans to Lift Ban on Voice

The State Department said it hopes U S Ambassador John Muccio can persuade South Korea to lift a ban on three Voice of America programs. Spokesman Lincoln White noted two VOA shows remain allowed a school of the air and a newscast while two 30 minute news programs and a 15 minute United Nations newscast were barred. The Korean government said the broadcasts criticized President Syngman Rhee and his conflict with the National Assembly.

Washington State Department U.S John J. Mucccio South Korea Voice of America Lincoln White United Nations

Wellman Man Charged with Second DWI

Clifford William Karr 41 of Wellman was arrested at 12 30 a m by highway patrol on a second offense charge of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated.

Clifford William Karr Wellman

Ridiculous Day Festival Set for June 20 in Washington

Outline plans feature a June 20 event originated in Washington with stores hosting hay market themed displays and rain promotions. Cash prizes for the silliest costumes and for group parade entries plus a Mystery Man contest involve reading a rhyme in the Journal or on KXIC and submitting entry forms. More Richenlon details to follow.

Washington Journal Daily KXIC Journal and Mail Richenlons Journal Royme The Washington Evening Journal

Funeral services for Charles Faele held at Janes funeral home

Funeral services for Charles Faele were held at 2 am on Thursday at Janes funeral home with Dev Farl Tongfellow assisting. Pallbearers included Ira Am lone William J. Tittle Tessie and Vireil Faele. Burial followed in Laileyrand cemetery.

Charles Faele Thurs Cay Janes Dev Farl Tongfellow Ira Amlone William J. Tittle Tessie Vireil Faele Rorial Laileyrand

Waltonians Outline Future Projects and Events

Walton league directors met at the Clarence Jarrard cabin in Odessa on Thursday with 17 percent attendance. They discussed funding youth center work at Lake Darling and planned a family picnic for Sunday evening June 22 at 6 30 p m at the Youth Center. A new Ottumwa chapter is planned with Charter night June 28. The Des Moines ladies will present a TV chat show at the Tulsa convention. National president John Tobin will speak at the Carter night initiation program in Madison.

Chiesqualicepter Izaik Walton League de Clarence Jarrard Odessa Paul Horak Lake Darling Vna Evenue Tapi Ing Ding Darling Des Moines Tulsa Madison Carter

Sen Russell to Visit Des Moines for Democratic Proceedings

Senator Richard Russell of Georgia will visit Des Moines for meetings with town delegates to the Democratic National Convention and party leaders. A press conference is planned Saturday morning followed by a luncheon with delegates and alternates.

Des Moines Richard Russell B Ga Russell

Paul V. Shearer To Speak To Methodists

Paul V. Shearer will speak at the morning worship services of the Methodist Church this Sunday. The sermon titled A Church We Can Serve will open the summer schedule with an earlier service time and 9 o clock Sunday school. The pastor will attend annual Conference in Council Bluffs this week.

Paul V. Shearer Methodist Coumeil

Dr Grossheim to Speak at Union Sunday Service

The Rev William J Grossheim pastor of the Presbyterian church will be the speaker at the Sunday evening union church services at Central Park Sunday June 5 at 730 pm. Other ministers will assist and special music includes a solo Today Where Jesus Walked by O Hara sung by Mrs Jines Meeks. If rain the service moves to the Christian church.

William J. Grossheim Presbyterian Church Union Central Park Jesus O'Hara Jines Meeks Christian Church

Official High Here Thursday 98 Degrees

A Washington thermometer showed 98 degrees as Thursday's official high with little relief from the heat. The coolest Thursday night dropped to 90 degrees, and today is expected to match Thursday as the high of the current season.

Washington Ts Ceres

County Farmers Put 47 988 Bushels Of Corn Under Support

Washington County figures show 1798S bushels of the 1951 corn crop placed under Commodity Credit Corporation price support through May 1952. National totals reach 25,010 485 bushels with storage loans and purchase agreements accounting for most. Iowa leads with 7,100,000 bushels, Illinois 6,124,000, and Indiana 3,977,000. As of June 1, Washington county reports 382 bushels under farm loan with CCC bins totaling 72.5 thousand bushels across 10 bin sites. several sites emptied with minor spoilage losses.

Washington County Commodity Credit Corporation Howard N. Witting Witting Iowa Tllinois CCC

House Considers Extending Wage Price Rent Controls

The House nears the last major hurdle to prolong wage price rent controls and to extend the Defense Production Act beyond June 30. Chairman Brent Spence of the Banking Committee said debate could begin Wednesday with a goal to finish by the following Friday.

Washington Cup House Brent Spence House Banking Committee Kentucky

Bernard McCarthy Elected K. C. Head

Bernard McCarthy was elected grand knight of the Washington Keigits of Columbus at St. James Church social hall. Other officers named include Richard Paeha deputy grand knight J. D. Marie chancellor Itoh Titusen recorder Frank Greenwood treasurer Joe Puneha advocate Carol Ruby Warden Ray Mineart inside guard Jack Kube outside guard Kay Harm sen trustee and delegates Tour Cannon anne John Peha alternates. Plans were made for the order and ladies to attend services at East Pleasant Plain June 29 for a 4 oclock mass followed by a cam bishion breakfast. Refreshments followed.

Bernard McCarthy Washington Keigits of Columbus St. James Church Richard Paeha J. D. Marie Itoh Titusen Frank Greenwood Joe Puneha Carol Ruby Ray Mineart Jack Kube Kay Harmsen McCarthy Maul Korak Tour Cannon Anne John Peha Father Whetstine East Pleasant Plain Nigit Knghtis of Columbus Thei

Al Hopper Leaves State and Fox Theaters for Smart Implement

Al Hopper resigns as manager of State and Fox Theaters in Washington and will begin as a salesman for Smart Implement Company on Monday. He served three years in the South Pacific with U S Marines in World War II, then ran a garage, worked five years for Iowa United Theaters, and managed Humboldt theater for four years. He recently joined the Washington city council as a 48 year old member.

al Hopper State Fox Washington Smart Implement Company Hopper Hill Smart South Pacific Iowa United Theaters Humboldt Theater

Building Bee Planned at Youth Center Site

Plans call for a 7 30 start at the Lake Darling Youth Center. Volunteers from carpenters in the area will donate one day of work to erect the building. Work is expected to be completed in a single day with all helpers urged to arrive at the lake north shore site from Dublin.

Lake Darling Norrow Dublin

Crop prospects improve in Iowa as of June 1

Des Moines Iowa June 1 crop outlook shows overall crop condition at 3 percent of normal, up from 77 percent last year. Corn planting earlier than 1951, stands described as very good. Small grain and bean crops in good shape. hay prospects rated excellent with some alfalfa already harvested.

Jaycees Plan Unusual Event to Aid Dallas Trip

Jaycees announce a secret Saturday night activity on the square to raise funds for local club costs tied to the On to Dallas project. Iowa Caravan leader Perdock says twenty six identical cars will parade Sunday afternoon to transport delegates to the national convention in Dallas.

Daycoees Dallas Texas Jaycee Iowa Bill Perdock

Women Plan Special Golfing Activities at Washington Club

Women golfers at the Washington Golf and Country club stage the first of two invitational days with guests from Muscatine and Iowa City. June 1s reservations close Monday noon by phone. Coffee and doughnuts at Scot a.m. golf at 9 o'clock lunch at one, afternoon bridge and canasta.

Muscatine Iowa City Washington Golf and Country Club Scot A.m

End Bible School At Prairie Flower Church

Vacation Bible school at Prairie Flower Baptist church completes two weeks of sessions. Students will present their program Sunday evening with work on display.

Prairie Flower Baptist Church Tosepooom

Storming of Big Compound Breaks Reds Resistance

On ROWE ISLAND Korea paratroopers from the 7th Airborne Regiment stormed compounds 66 and others, breaking red resistance. American, British and Canadian troops supported as officers surrendered. one American soldier and several prisoners died while many were wounded. Internees in Compound 62 reported readiness to move.

Rowe Island Korea Eric Gen Haldon L. Bull Houtner Houtner Francis Thode Ile Ds7th Alpeborne Stuart Seo Boatener

Mrs John Hammes Dies in Keota Funeral Plans

Mrs Alma Hammes died at her home in Keota Thursday June 12. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 9 a.m. at St Marys church with burial in St James cemetery. Father Van Shiren of Hillis Corner, a protege of the Hammes, will celebrate mass. If unable to attend Monsignor Peiffer of Davenport will be celebrant. Survived by husband and brothers and sisters including Barbara Peiffer Des Moines Irene Peiffer Wittetoe Harper William Pfeiffer New London Alphonso Pfeiffer Keota Ralph Peiffer Washington Norbert Peiffer Milwaukee Kavtuend Wellman.

Hammes Keola Barbara Peiffer Des Moines John Wittetoe Harper Irene Peiffer William Pfeiffer New London Alphonso Pfeiffer Kee Ofa Ralph Peiffer Washington Norbert Peiffer Milwaukee Kavtuend Wellman

Bible School Program Ends at Tabernacle Tonight

Ninety seven students and nineteen teachers participated in this year’s Bible school at the Tabernacle. The closing program will be held tonight at 7:30 at the church following Friday’s picnic.

Christian Tabernacle Bible Chool Tabernacle Chhurch

Marriage Licenses Issued Here to Four Couples

Marriage licenses were issued at the courthouse to Henry J. Hamilton and Marilyn Louise Hart of Brighton, and to Max DeWayne Fulton of Columbus Junction and Anne Marie Johnson of Washington.

Court House Henry J. Hamilton Marilyn Louise Hart Brighton Max DeWayne Fulton Columbus Junction Anne Marie Johnson Washington

Des Moines Iowa Weather Outlook With Warm Weekend

Partly cloudy with higher heat across Iowa on Friday highs 90s to 100s. Mostly fair Friday night and Saturday with scattered showers mainly northeast and extreme west, warmer by the east. Cooler west lows 65 to 75. Saturday highs 85 to 92 in the northwest and 95 in the southeast. Sunday partly cloudy with little temperature change and scattered afternoon storms, especially late west.

Des Moines Iowa

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Waltonian Fish Derby Rock Island Reservoir State Conservation Fish and Aatic Service Ronnie Frederick James Wells Bud Shafer Ruth Cram Elaine Sturgis Chicaguat Izaak Walton Voice Syngman Rhee National Assembly Engler Waltonians Harry Rector State Division Ottumwa Charter Night Sen. Russell Boatner Dr. Grossheim K. C. Head Smart Implement Jaycees John Hammes Alma Hammes Keokuk County Michel Barbara Ere Peiffer Chea Creek Tabernacle Tonight
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