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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1958

Page

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Amnesia Victim Reunited With Children After 27 Years

Augustine Hulse, 85, an amnesia patient in Davenport, Iowa, briefly recognized his son Earl and daughter Lucy after 27 years away. He had drifted through several identities since a 1931 fall, living as Essig in Albion and Scott County, Nebraska, before regaining a memory of Albion and his real name.

Davenport Iowa UPI Augustine N. Hulse Hulse Earl Lucy Martin Anderson Albioh Neb Albion Scott County Johney Essig Edward Ruefer Buffalo Essig San Diego Cal Scott County Department of Social Welfare Ruefer C.L. Thomson Nebraska Augustine Hulse

Auto Workers Extend Contracts to Avert Walkout Threat

In Detroit area, UAW Locals 155 and 157 representing about 7,500 workers at 78 tool and die shops agreed to extend three year contracts before expiry tonight. The move averts a potential 1959 car production disruption as many shops finish tooling for 1960 models.

Detroit UPI United Auto Workers UAW Assa Association Chester A. Cahn General Motors Ford Chrysler

Local Guard Unit Heads to Camp for Two-Week Training

About 100 men and officers from A Battery 113th AAA Battalion Iowa National Guard depart Washington at 7:49 am tomorrow for a two week training session. A 75 vehicle convoy will include Guard units from Washington Burlington Mt. Pleasant and Ottumwa led by Capt Harold Stephens. The camp site is Camp Haven Wisconsin near Sheboygan.

113Th Aaa Batallion Iowa National Guard Washington Burlington Mt. Pleasant Ottumwa Harold Stephens Camp Haven Wis Sheboygan

Griffith and Hedberg Open Remodeled Dairy Plant This Weekend

Griffith and Hedberg announce the reopening of their remodeled dairy plant for Saturday and Sunday. The plant doubles floor space and adds large cheese making rooms, new boiler and refrigeration upgrades, a bottle washer, and automatic conveyer system. About thirty thousand pounds of milk daily are processed into cheese, with most sent to the Borden Company in Monroe Wisconsin.

John Griffith John Hedberg Griffith & Hedberg Dairy Borden Company Monroe Wisconsin Griffith & Hedberg Washington Bruce Stout al Helirich Clem Lew Chas West Max Bain Joe West Murray Joon Jerry Dempsey Ruth Crane Beverly Wilson Calvin Little Gerald Prior Rex Stout Dick Chorpening Griffith & Hedberg Force

Cub Scouts Meet for Picnic in Sunset Park

Cub Scout Pack No. 243 held its June pack meeting as a family picnic in Sunset Park Thursday evening. No meeting at the VFW hall on Sept. 18. Awardees since the last gathering include Jim Adkins, Doug Hayes, Gene Fields, Joe Moore, Jesse Linch, Doug English, Mark Owen, Richard Votruba, John Phieger, Peter Morrison, Monte Martens, Tommy Martens, and Jim McCarthy. Don Eight won the Cubby award for best attendance.

Sunset Park VFW Hall Jim Adkins Doug Hayes Gene Fields Joe Moore Jesse Linch Doug English Mark Owen Richard Votruba John Phieger Peter Morrison Monte Martens Tommy Martens Jim McCarthy

Tornadoes Hit Texas Panhandle injuring two and damaging property

United Press International reports two confirmed tornadoes struck the Texas Panhandle early today injuring two people and damaging a trailer home and farm buildings near Borger. Additional twisters were sighted near Lafors McLean Startford Spearman Kerrick with reports of three more tornadoes and scattered storms across several states.

Texas Panhandle Borger Amarillo Lafors McLean Startford Spearman Kerrick Oregon Arizona New Mexico Continental Divide Ohio West Virginia Pennsylvania Virginia Atlantic Seaboard Rockies Montana Wyoming Colorado South Dakota Nebraska Kansas Indiana Vincennes Rock Springs Wyo Chadron Neb Rapid City Lakin Kan Texas Gulf States Atlantic Coast

Will Show Movies at YMCA Here Saturday

Four films will be shown at the Washington YMCA Saturday morning starting early and running continuously. The lineup includes For God and My Country The Chocolate Tree The Plywood Tree and Measure of A Man. All boys are invited to attend.

YMCA Washington Ymca God The

Terracing Gains Praised by Area Farmers Near Pleasant Plain

Roy W. Rogers of 138 acres northwest of Pleasant Plain praises terracing after its success in protecting corn from rain damage. He credits Soil Conservation Service adviser G. K. Rosenkild for technical guidance on contouring and terracing and notes SCS payments for the work. fellow farmer Lyle Palmer, who runs 240 acres, also values terracing's benefits.

Roy W. Rogers Pleasant Plain Soil Conservation Service G. K. Rosenkild Washington Rosenkild Rogers SCS Lyle Palmer

Des Moines Girl Is Girls State Governor

Des Moines girl Maralynn Torode was elected governor of the 1958 Hawkeye Girls State in Cedar Falls. She was installed with other officers by Gov. Herschel Loveless. elected officials include Norma Jean Suling lieutenant governor Phyllis Siderius secretary of state Barbar Hyde auditor Virginia Henniges treasurer Judy Ten Hulzen attorney general Nancy Currie secretary of agriculture.

Cedar Falls Iowa UPI Maralynn Torode Des Moines Miss Torode Herschel C. Loveless Norma Jean Suling Galva Phyllis Siderius Boyden Barbar Hyde Shellsburg Virginia Henniges Maynard Judy Ten Hulzen Denison Nancy Currie Odebolt

Muscatine County Vote Probe Promised by Panel

The Legislative Investigating Committee will probe irregularities in the June 2 primary in Muscatine County after a letter from attorney Jay Beckley. Sen. Tom Dailey cited claims that the county auditor was off duty on election night and that returns were shared with a newspaper, with results withheld from other media.

Des Moines UPI Legislative Investigating Committee Muscatine County Clark McNeal R - Belmond Jay Beckley Muscatine Tom Dailey Burlington McNeal Com. Mittee

Senate Rejects Plan to Cut Federal Tax on Automobiles

Columbus Junction remembers Hil ton A. Gipple 59 found dead at his home with death attributed to natural causes. Nephew Jack Gipple found him. coroner Victor Stacy reports no inquest. Funeral services set for 9 a.m. Saturday at Stacy Funeral Home. Burial in Columbus City Cemetery. Survivors include widow and son Robert plus three brothers.

Columbus Junction Hilton A. Gipple Gipple Jack Gipple Victor Stacy Louisa County Muscatine Stacy Funeral Home George C. Pennington Columbus City Robert Ben Vern George Winfield

Hagerty admits free vacation at Ponte Vedra Club

White House press secretary James C. Hagerty acknowledged that the Ponte Vedra Club at Jacksonville Beach treated him and his wife to a five day stay from January 27 to February 1. Hagerty said he offered to pay the bill and his golf fees but the club would not allow payment. Club official J P Lemaster said the news secretary insisted on paying but the club would not let him.

Hagerty Tampa J.P. Lemaster Lemaster the Tribune Mayhugh Courson Ponte Vedra

Senate Rejects Auto Tax Cut Amid Transportation Tax Decline

The Senate voted 44 to 32 against Sen. Potter's bid to cut the 10 percent auto tax to 5 percent and the 8 percent parts tax to 5 percent, arguing relief is needed for railroads and airlines too. The move would cost about 717 million dollars yearly, with broad opposition from leadership wary of open tax slashes.

Charles Potter Rmich Senate Potter Treasury Minsfield

Gus the Orangutan Dies After Escape and Human Kindness

Gus the orangutan from Griffith Park Zoo escaped Wednesday and died Thursday after being tranquilized and euthanized by CO2. Veterinarian W A Young said the sedative likely caused a heart attack. Head Keeper Mike Wendt blamed human kindness for the tragedy.

Los Angeles UPI Gus Griffith Park Zoo W.A. Young Young Mike Wendt Wendt

Opening of Washington Municipal Pool Planned for Sunday

The first official tour of Washington's new municipal pool will be at 2:00 p m Sunday with open house and dedication ceremonies for past and present city officials and pool staff. The public may tour from 2 to 5 p m and receive a leaflet with pool and bathhouse facts. The pool features a 50 by 110 foot main pool and a 15 by 20 foot wading pool, 222000 gallons of water, and capacity for 350 to 450 swimmers.

Washington Sunset Park Swimming Pool Commission Washington Junior Chamber of Commerce Citizens of City Planning Commission Public Health Service Washington City Council The Junior & Senior Chamber of Commerce

UN Chief Dag Hammarskjold Violent Visit in Beirut

UPI reports violence disrupts Dag Hammarskjold's Lebanon visit as insurgents attack an army patrol in Beirut's Tareek Jedda. Solh seeks large UN police force while Hammarskjold favors unarmed observers. Four Italian aircraft will support border monitoring and observers face ongoing clashes in Tripoli Baalbeck and south Lebanon.

Beirut Lebanon UPI United Nations Dag Hammarskjold U.N Sami El-Solh Solh Hammarskjold Tareek Jedda United States Britain Egypt United Nations Security Council Syria Camille Chamoun Tripoli Baalbeck

United States Extends 125 Million in Philippines Loans

President Eisenhower and President Garcia announced up to 125 million dollars in loans to the Philippines during Garcia's Washington trip. The package includes 75 million in new Ex Im Bank credit and a plan to consider up to 50 million for development projects from the Foreign Aid Program.

Washington UPI United States Philippines Eisenhower Carlos P. Garcia Garcia US Export-Import Bank U.S

Weather Outlook Iowa Five Day Forecast

Partly cloudy through Saturday with scattered showers and thunderstorms in the far southwest tonight and south and west Saturday. Cooler tonight in the south and central regions. Lows around 50, highs Saturday in the 70s. Sunday brings partly cloudy skies and more scattered showers with warmer temperatures. Temperatures average near 34, with normal highs 82 85 and lows 58 62, turning warmer by Sunday. Precipitation around a half inch overall as showers occur mainly early next week.

Iowa

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