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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1958

Page

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Nurse Maatress case grips Montreal hunt for missing boy

In Montreal police pursue Greta Goede 46 a German immigrant and nursemaid as a prime suspect in the Joel Reitman kidnapping. The 2 year old heir to a clothing firm fortune was found safe after an anxious search spanning Montreal Ottawa and Vancouver with officials weighing a possible death by own action scenario.

Ottawa Joel Reitman Cyril Reitman Montreal Reitman UPI Canada Greta Goede Reitmans Miss Goede Joel Germany Edward Royer Vancouver Little Joel

Host Farms Prepares For 1958 Field Day In Iowa

Host farms eight miles north of Washington Iowa gear up for the 1958 Conservation Districts Field Day and Plowing Matches set for September 12. On Harold Strum farm a 120 rod gully is being reshaped with 130 hours of bulldozing and 100 trees cleared including a five foot diameter cottonwood. temporary seedings and tile work along a 120 rod waterway accompany a concrete drop spillway dam. Hazel Spera and Preston Edmundion farms also show terracing new precend and other conservation work. Attendees will see similar projects with more gullies tilled tile laid dams diversions and re seeding plus contour and level land plowing matches featured.

Iowa Conservation Districts Washington Harold Strum Strum Hazel Spera Preston Edmundion

Negotiations Bog Over Release of Nine Americans

Berlin reports say U S Army officers failed to reach an agreement with East German officials on freeing nine American servicemen held since June 7 when their helicopter crossed the frontier. Talks lasted 53 minutes and were labeled unsuccessful as Washington rejected a Communist drafted plan tied to recognition and sovereignty issues.

Berlin UPI Reds Soviet Union United States U. Army East Berlin U.S

George Klett Rites Set at Keota

Funeral services for George Klett 87 will be at St Marys Catholic church Keota at 9:30 a m Thursday. Interment follows at St Elizabeths cemetery Harper. Survivors include wife Susan two grandsons in Minneapolis and Alamosa a brother in Harper and two great grandchildren.

Keota George Klett St. Mary's Catholic Church St. Elizabeth's Cemetery Harper Mr. Klett Godfrey Klett Catherine Berwen Klett Susan Peiffer Clear Creek Klett St Mary's Catholic Church Powell George Bonnarens Minneapolis Alvin Bonnarens Alamosa Colo Charles Klett Edna

Cool Weekend Forecast Affects Iowa Temperatures

United Press International reports cooler weather ahead for Iowa as a cold front moves in from the north Thursday. Highs midweek near 70s to low 80s. nights in the upper 40s to upper 50s. temps about five degrees below normal through Monday with a warming trend to start next week.

United Press International Iowa Lowa Keokuk Dubuque Davenport Spencer Ottumwa

Farmers Urged to Monitor Corn Borer In Area

County Extension Director Tom Robb reports rising corn borer activity in Washington area fields with many egg masses and increased leaf feeding. Farmers should treat corn once 75 percent show feeding, using DDT spray or granules, Endrin or toxaphene granules, following ISU guidance.

Washington Area Tom Robb Robb Ankeny Iowa State College County Extension Office

Des Moines Sets Eight MPH Bicycle Sidewalk Speed Limit

Des Moines police will use radar to enforce a new eight mile per hour sidewalk speed limit for bicycles in business areas. City officials doubt many convictions because bicycles need speedometers. The ordinance, passed by the city council, took effect last Friday.

DES Moines UPI Wear Douglas

Start New Addition On Ross Mfg Building

Workmen began construction on an addition to the Ross Manufacturing Co. building on West Madison Street in Washington. The project, owned by Jay Brewer, will double the factory’s space and enable the Ross firm to double its workforce and start a new assembly line once ready.

Ross Manufacturing Co West Madison Street Washington Jay Brewer Ross Company Ross Manufacturing

Bugler Peggy McGaffey Serves atLocal Funerals

Peggy McGaffey served as bugler for the Barnett and Page funerals held here Tuesday. Military rites were conducted at the graveside.

Peggy McGaffey Barnett and Page

Eslie Dunwoody Dies at Home in Burlington

Eslie Dunwoody aged about 63 died suddenly of a heart attack at his Burlington home on Tuesday. A former Washington resident, he was the father of Kenneth Dunwoody of Independence, formerly of Washington. Funeral services are tentatively set for 2 p.m. Thursday in Oskaloosa with Wilcox and Garland Funeral Home in charge. His wife survives him.

Eslie Dunwoody Burlington Mr Dunwoody Washington Kenneth Dunwoody Independence Oskaloosa Wilcox and Garland Funeral Home Mr. Dunwoody

Street Work Advances Rapidly in Washington District

Street improvement projects proceed despite last week’s rain delays. Larsen Construction crews fill vaults under sidewalks, remove old walks, and compact sand and fill before laying new paths. Foundations for street lamps and stoplights are set, with new catch basins at most corners to handle storm debris.

Washington Larsen Construction Co

Ted Husing Seeks Comeback After Brain Tumor

Former radio star Ted Husing talks of his return dreams amid medical setbacks. He has taped interviews with Tom Harmon and Maxie Rosenbloom for a series titled Ted Husing Reminisces but doubts his readiness. He maintains faith and humor, rejects bitterness, and recalls religious devotion while acknowledging the failed NYC comeback offer with CBS.

Pasadena Calif UPI Ted Husing Tom Harmon Maxie Rosenbloom Husing

Tape Recording Allegations Haunt 1956 Hungary Crisis

Yugoslavia's Tito may possess proof that the Soviet Union broke promised support for Hungary in 1956. Nagy and two colleagues were executed after the rebellion, and tapes allegedly recorded with Mikoyan and Suslov are cited by experts. Eisenhower calls the executions a shock to the free world and a breach of good faith.

Warsaw Poland Nagy Budapest Tito Russia Suslov Mikoyan Janos Kadar Communist Party Parliament Moscow Washington UPI Eisenhower Imre Nagy Free World Soviet Union

Fairfield Man Killed, Another Injured in Rural Collision

Fairfield Iowa Raymond Watson 42 of rural Fairfield died in a two car crash on a county road south of town. Mile Messer also of rural Fairfield sustained minor injuries as his vehicle collided with Watsons. Authorities reported no other serious injuries in the rural incident.

Fairfield Iowa UPI Raymond Watson Here Watson Mile Messer Messer

Eisenhower Defends Adams Prudent Yet Impudent in Goldfine Case

President Eisenhower stated Sherman Adams was imprudent in his dealings with Boston industrialist Bernard Goldfine while affirming Adams as a valued assistant. He read a prepared statement to 257 reporters, defending Adams’ integrity but noting the gifts could be seen as attempts to influence official actions. Adams testified he may have acted more prudently.

Washington UPI Eisenhower Sherman Adams Boston Bernard Goldfine Adams House Goldfine New York Plymouth Mass

Mexican Maritime Disaster Off Oaxaca Claims 200

Two hundred Mexican fishermen were feared drowned when a sudden Pacific storm sank 21 boats off Oaxaca state. Chiapas officials warned it could be Mexico’s worst maritime disaster if all aboard perished, after Captain Sabino Ortiz reported five crew lost and others washed overboard.

Tuxtla Gutierrez Mexico UPI Oaxaca Chiapas Sabino Ortiz Ortiz

Y's Men Plan White Elephant Auction Saturday Night

Y's Men Club completes plans for a White Elephant auction at Goff's Warehouse 1100 North Iowa Ave. Bill Bruty will auction items starting 8 p.m. with public invited to donate items at the YMCA. Proceeds support Y's Men projects and local community efforts.

Goff North Iowa Avenue Bill Bruty Iowa Y's Men Y's Men Club YMCA

Barber Sentenced For Double Murder

Leonard Kemp, 50, a Sioux City barber, received two life terms plus two concurrent 30 year terms for assault to commit murder after pleading guilty to the murders of his divorced wife Helen and daughter-in-law Sandra in Perry. The sentencing followed a degree of guilt hearing before District Judge George Sackett. Kemp’s son and daughter were wounded in the March 16 rampage.

Adel, Iowa UPI Leonard Kemp Sioux City Iowa State Penitentiary Kemp George Sackett Sackett Helen Sandra Perry Darlene Turpin Lloyd

Report Thursday On Establishment Of New Iowa College

Three presidents from Iowa state supported colleges will report on creating a two-year general education college at Ottumwa. The Iowa Board of Regents appointed them to study using Ottumwa Naval Air Base facilities as an annex for the University of Iowa Iowa State College and Iowa State Teachers College. Over 1100 post cards and many letters support the plan as a state funded alternative to junior colleges.

DES Moines UPI Iowa Ottumwa Iowa Board of Regents Ottumwa Naval Air Base University of Iowa Iowa State College Iowa State Teachers College Board of Regents

Trujillo Orders Cadets Home After U.S. Diplomatic Row

Dominican Republic orders thirty Dom Inc officers and cadets home from U.S. military schools in retaliation for the U.S. Army staff college denial of a graduation diploma to Gen Rafael L. Trujillo Jr. Congress summoned to discuss military aid and national dignity amid U.S. scrutiny of spending.

Ciudad Trujillo Dominican Republic UPI United Day Secretary of State Armed Forces Rafael L. Trujillo Jr Dominican Congress U.S Trujillo Kim Novak Zsa Zsa Gabor Dominican Combined Chiefs of Staff

Weather outlook for Iowa with scattered storms

Partly cloudy with widely scattered storms and little temperature change tonight. Thursday includes a low near 47 and high 72 to 82. Temperatures average about five degrees below normal through Monday. Cooler Friday and Saturday then gradually warmer by Monday. Scattered showers and thunderstorms through the rest of the week, with about a light to moderate rainfall.

Iowa

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