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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1945

Page

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Iowa Restaurant Aide Sought Over Ration Cut Impact

Waterloo official R R McDou gall, president of the Iowa Restaurant association, asked Iowa's congressional delegation for help against a sharp ration-point cut for eating places by the Office of Price Administration effective July 1. He warned that about 90 percent of the state's restaurants could close during July and August and convened northeast Iowa restaurant owners Saturday night to map a response.

Waterloo R. R. McDougall Iowa Restaurant Association Iowa Office of Price Administration McDousgall

Sugar Stamp Theft Shocks Osceola Office

A five pound sugar certificate book was stolen from the war price and rationing board in Osceola on Wednesday night. Walter D. Kline, district OPA director, said each certificate is valid for five pounds of sugar at stores. Thieves forced the back door to take the safe, but only the certificates were inside. Serial numbers will be broadcast to recover them.

Des Moines Osceola Walter D. Kline OPA Kluive

Report on Iowa Veterans Hospitals Overcrowded

Des Moines and Knoxville veterans hospitals are described as overcrowded with understaffing and shortages in physical and occupational therapy. No neglect or abuse charges are made, and the report clarifies earlier statements presented to the House Committee on Veterans Affairs.

Des Moines Marx W. van Horn Veterans of Foreign Wars Casey M. Jones National Service Officer V. Fk. W Vv. F .W Iowa Veterans Knoxville Imalates Erro Veterans Hospital House Combuittee On Veterans Affairs Washinixton Juesday

Governors Green and Blue Talk at Newton

Two governors will appear on a Chamber of Commerce program in Newton on July 1. Illinois Governor Dwight Green will deliver the principal address and Iowa Governor Robert D. Blue will speak briefly.

Newton Chamber of Commerce L. L Dwight Green Illinois Iowa Robert D. Blue

Grinnell County Murder Probe Follows Highway Crash

Grinnell County officials investigate a fatal crash on Highway 146 two miles north of here. Herman Crisswell, 1r, died from a skull fracture after his light blue coupe collided with Tilford Innis’s coal truck. The truck rolled 75 feet. Innis suffered a crushed thumb later amputated and jaw injuries.

Grinnell County Herman Crisswell Grinnell Here Crisswell Elmer Crisswell Tilford Innis Innis

Despondency Over Crops Tied toYouth Suicide in Lehigh

In Fort Dodge area despondency over crop conditions is blamed for Lyle Jordan 24 of Lehigh taking his own life. Sheriff Joe L. McMahon and Coroner A L Lundgren report that Jordan apparently shot himself in the head. His body was found by Lehigh rural mail carrier Tom Timmons.

Fort Dodge Lyle Jordan Lehigh Joe L. McMahon A. L. Lundgren Tom Timmons

Finds His Uncle's Picture on Jap Island

Cpl Paul Hunter Jr of Chicago finds a torn page from the 1926 University of Iowa yearbook on a battle island near Okinawa. The page shows his uncle Dr James J Hunter Jr of Mason City Iowa and Mystic listed as a junior in the college. Only one of 58 pages bears his photo. records note two Japanese dentistry students that year.

Iowa City Cpl Paul Hunter, Jr Chicago Okinawa University of Iowa Jaimes J. Hunter, Jr Mason City Mystic

Ribbentrop Captured in Hamburg After Six Weeks Secret

British forces seize former Nazi Foreign Minister Joachim von Ribbentrop in a Hamburg boarding house where he had lived under an assumed name for over six weeks. He carried a can of poison, admitted identity, and seeks a trial days from now. capture ends the hunt for top Nazis known to be at large.

2Nd Army Germany Joachim von Ribbentrop Hamburg Ribbentrop Reise Ister Adolph Hitler London Denmark Austria

Archie M Euwer Memorial Service Set At Presbyterian Church

Memorial services for Archie M Euwer who died in the navy in the Pacific last month will be held Sunday at 3 PM at the Presbyterian church. His son Archie junior will attend. Rev F W Eastwood and L J Kehoe will speak, with a flag presentation and a vocal solo by Forrest Walker. Euwer served in the US Navy and Canadian Army, later the US Army. he worked for McCleery Calendar Co as a salesman. He belonged to the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars, who attend in body but wear caps or armbands. Legion and Auxiliary will meet at city hall Legion rooms, VFW at their rooms, and McCleery employees on the Y lawn.

Archie M Euwer Pacific Presbyterian Church Archie Junior Navy F. W. Eastwood New London L. J. Kehoe Legion Kluwer Forrest Walker Yeoman Mc Euwer United States Navy Aloge United States Army China McCleery Calendar Company American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars Legion and Auxilary City Hall McCleery

Knights of Columbus elect Washington council officers

The Washington Knights of Columbus held its annual officer election. J. M. Kelly retires as grand knight after 12 years of service, and Everette J. Swift is elected grand knight with other officers named. Installations planned for summer in joint ceremony with Harper council under district deputy Gus Pussatin of Iowa City.

Washington Knights of Columbus Council Harper Council Gus Pussatin Iowa City J. M. Kelly Everette J. Swift Leo Nardy J. A. Marie S. J. Boyd Henry TeBockhorst Aelred TeBockhorst Edward Lukavsky Joseph Pacha C. J. Beliel Leo Shelangoskie

Decree Fixes a Lot Boundary in Wellman

A court decree establishes the boundary between two Wellman lots owned by Wilbur C. Wasson and Arthur and. The action finalizes the line between property parcels in the town per the court filing submitted to the clerk.

Wellman Wilpur C. Wasson Arthur

Local boundary dispute jury names details filed in district court

Joseph Wehr outside guard Ed Sullivan trustee Everette Swift Henry TeBock horst delegates John Pacha H L Whittaker alternates Ernestine Alten subject of a lawsuit in district court By agreement County Engineer W P Rawn named as commissioner to measure and establish the boundary Attorneys Karthey Bell and L J Kehoe represented the parties in the controversy.

Joseph Wehr Ed Sullivan Everette Swift Henry TeBockhorst Ernestine Alten Ngineer W. P. Rawn Haan Karthey Bell L. J. Kehoe

Eisenhower Backs Peacetime Military Training

In Washington D C on June 15 General Eisenhower and Secretary Stimson urged peacetime nationwide citizen military training. Eisenhower said great wartime forces come from a citizen training system in peace and will create a minimal professional nucleus for expanded training. He will return to Washington Monday and sent his views in a letter to Congressman Clifton Woodrum of Virginia.

Washington, D.C Dwight D. Eisenhower Henry L. Stimson Germany West Eisenhower Clifton Woodrum Dem House

Berlin to Host Big Three Conference Meeting

London dispatch reports Prime Minister Churchill and labor leader Attlee agreed to attend the forthcoming conference with President Truman and Marshal Stalin. Attlee confirmed Berlin as the site, noting a prospective conference there in their exchange.

London Berlin Churchill Clement Attlee Churcci Attlee Truman Marshal Stalin Harry L. Hopkins White House Moscow Joseph E. Davies William D. Leahy International

Marriages Licensed As Couples From Texas New Jersey

Two marriage licenses were issued at the courthouse today. The couples include Cyril Sterling Tedford of Mission Texas and Edna Rose Anna Blackwell of Washington and Arthur M. Hughes of Princeton New Jersey and Manda Davies of Crawfordsville.

Court House Texas New Jersey Cyril Sterling Tedford Mission Edna Roseanna Blackwell Washington Arthur M. Hughes Princeton N. J Manda Davies Crawfordsville

Mrs. Sarah E. Walker 86 Dead After Long Civic Service

Mrs. Sarah E. Walker 86 longtime participant in Washington civic groups died at the Masonic Sanitarium Bettendorf after a months stay in failing health. Funeral set for Saturday at 4 PM at L A Jones Funeral Home with Dr BF W Eastwood of New London officiating. Burial Woodlawn Cemetery. Relatives note her WWI Red Cross service in Washington and leadership roles in the Women’s Relief Corps Eastern Star and White Shrine. Born January 20 1859 in Peoria IL she married R H Walker in 1892 and moved to Washington. Mr. Walker died in 1932 leaving a sister a brother and a stepdaughter in Crawfordsville.

Sarah E. Walker Masonic Sanitarium Bettendorf L. A. Jones Funeral Home BF. W., Eastwood New London Woodlawn Cemetery Women’s Relief Corps Y.M.C.A Order of Eastern Star City Library Mrs. Walker Peoria Abraham Mary Clark Foster R. H. Walker Washington

Open Salvation Army Campaign in County

Envoy A. Bolander of Des Moines visits Washington county to launch the annual Salvation Army drive for funds. He notes service on many fronts now exceeds World War I efforts with thousands of chaplains at Red Shield centers on numerous fronts and vows sustained work beyond the armistice.

Salvation Army A. Bolander Des Moines Washington Washington County Mr. Bolander Russia Italy France Red Shield International Salvation Army

Churches Unite for Saturday Fellowship at South Lawa Avenue

Tomorrow evening at the Christian Tabernacle on South Lawa Avenue a special fellowship meeting will host several churches. Rev. Joe Watkins from Washington will be the guest speaker with delegations expected from Winfield and other communities.

Christian Tabernacle South Lawa Avenue Joe Watkins State of Washington Winfield

Trial Imperils Moscow Parley

London delegates warned that Russia's impending trial of 16 Polish underground leaders in Moscow endangers the Polish conference. The London government, not invited to the talks, denounced the move as political blackmail and power politics amid arrests in March.

London Moscow Russia Radio Jan Jankowski Red Army Stanislaw Mikolajczyk

Community invited to service with start at 7 46 a m

Fairfield Monmouth and nearby communities are invited to attend a service starting at 7 46 a m. The note mentions multiple locales and extends an open invitation to residents.

Fairfield Monmouth

Stewart Named Bank President at National Bank of Washington

Fred L. Stewart elected president succeeding Ralph E. Dougherty who died May 30. Joe Link named a director to fill the vacancy. Stewart has long served on the bank’s board and as vice president. operations will continue under existing management.

Fred L. Stewart National Bank of Washington Ralph E. Dougherty Joe Link Vir. Dougherty National Bank Mr. Dougherty Mr Link Frank Crone C. C. Wilson George J. Breitenbach

Accident Reporting Required by Law Seeks Public Notice

Sheriff H M Putnam announces a state law requiring reporting of all automobile accidents with death injury or $25 property damage. Reports must be filed with a peace officer promptly and are for department records. The spokesman noted prior plans for releasing 16 Poles as a preliminary step in talks.

H. M. Putnam State Department of Public Safety

Okinawa Meat Grinder Seals Surrender Push Turning Point

United States forces trap Japanese on Okinawa with flame throwers fire bombs and artillery as hundreds of Japanese kill themselves or surrender. Maj. Gen. Pedro del Valle says the turning point has arrived and conquest could come within two weeks.

Guam Okinawa Pedro del Valie 1St Marine Division

Seventeen Killed as Railroad Collision Near Milton Pa

A Buffalo bound Dominion Express crashed into a derailed freight near Milton Pennsylvania. Seventeen people died and about 32 were injured with 25 in hospitals. One brakeman A R Hoverter from Harrisburg remained missing.

Milton CAF Dominion Express Pennsylvania Railroad Here A. R. Hoverter Harrisburg Pennsyvania Amsterdam New York New York Central

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