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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1943
Page
1
Davenport men arraigned for drunken driving after weekend arrests
Four Scott County motorists were arraigned before Police Magistrate John J. Eswig Monday on operating while intoxicated charges. G. Mor 87 Davenport was held to the county grand jury under $800 bond after his car crash injured four people. Henry J. Richter 48 Davenport and H A Patrick and Roy Suiter, both of Le [text cut].
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Scott Unty
Beore
John J. eSwigg
G. Mor
Cott County
H. AL. Patrick Ad Roy Suiter
Deaths linked to potted fever in Ottumwa report
Rocky Mountain spotted fever is cited as the cause of Richard Paul Bowden and another Bowden child’s death. The illness, contracted via wood ticks, prompted a warning from Dr. L Ritter, Ottumwa city physician, about its virulence as one Bowden child receives treatment in Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Rocky Mountain
Iowa Income Grows 29.9 Percent in 1942
Iowa total gross income rose to 2 022 million dollars in 1942 from 1 557 million in 1941, an increase of 465 million dollars or 29.9 percent, higher than the national average of 24 percent. Net farm income grew about 59 percent from the prior year, though Iowa’s specific farm figure was not released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Department
Iowa
Sven
Veterans group hosts Iowa auxiliary session speakers
Waterlo o C S Kelly national commander in chief and William Schoenig Muscatine department commander addressed the United Spanish War Veterans of Iowa. Ellen H Fowler Fort Dodge state president and Mrs avis Harner Cedar Falls camp resident were speakers at the women's auxiliary session. Dr F M Roser ry 81 and his wife Kep uk attend. Lieut Gov Robert D Blue scheduled to speak at the evening banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
C.S. Kelly
Cicago
William Schoenig
Muscatine
United Spanish War Veterans of
Iowa
Ellen H. Fowler
Fort Odge
Avis Harner
Cedar Falls
F. M. Roserry
Kepuk
Robert D. Blue
OPA Charges Three Firms in Sioux City Case
Federal court informations filed by Maurice Rawlings chief counsel for the Sioux City OPA accuse Smit & Sons Ogden Iowa Meyer Packing Co and Raskin Packing Co of violating price regulations. Smith & Sons alleged illegal profit of 2918 with sought judgment 8754. Meyer Co charged with 839 profit and 251 judgment requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Maurice EF. Rawlings
Ffice of
Price Administration
OPA District
Smit & Sons, Ogden
Ila
Meyeracking Co
Raskin Packing Co
Smith&ns
Meyer Co
Washington City Grants Beer and Cigarette Licenses
City council renewed licenses for beer and cigarettes expiring June 30 and issued new permits effective July 1. Beer licenses went to Frank Casey Charles M Denison Mrs Edith Beatty Leo Nardy and Al Cantoni. Cigarette licenses to twenty one include Peterson new for Congress hotel and others such as George L McDaniel Phillips Hebner Julius Kunik and Jo Simmering. Fees total 2575 with 200 per beer and 75 per cigarette license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington City
Frank Casey
Charles M. Denison
Edith Beaty
iLeo Nardy
al Cantoni
Lin
Washington Places
Council
George L. McDaniel
Phillips & Hebner
Edith Beatty
Stanley Zager
Julius Kunik
John Winga
Leo Nardy
Lloyd Lewis
Dougall Bros
Daniel Hershberger
Clint Burk
Joe Simmering
J. T. Freidel
A and V
Weather Turns Cooler After Night Rain in Washington
Night rainfall of .88 inches cooled Washington after a stretch of heat. Yesterday reached 98 degrees, the warmest day so far this year, with a 58 degree low last night, 14 degrees cooler than before. Today is cloudy and cooler than recent days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Germans Mass Big Air Strength Near Leningrad
Russian air officers report Luftwaffe strength near Moscow totals about 2,200 fighters and bombers on the central front. Soviet pilots claim 1,691 bombers and just over 1,100 first line fighters facing the capital. They say enemy air power massed across the central front totals 3,000 aircraft. Colonel Mikhil Kovalez notes Red air force parity and readiness to meet any attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkobra
Moscow
Luftwaffe
Red Air Force
Athobra
Mikhil Kovalez
Jackson Bus Line Sold Change July 1
The Jackson bus lines operated out of Washington by Mr and Mrs O Jackson for 13 years have been sold to Bee Line Transit Incorporated of Cedar Rapids Iowa. The ownership change takes effect July 1. Jackson said representatives of the new owners would likely provide details on plans for new equipment and possible changes to schedules in the coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Bus Lines
Washington
O. Jackson
Bee Line ‘Transit, Incorporated
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Riots halt work as troops restore order in Detroit
Army units in full battle dress patrol Woodward avenue as Detroit endures a midnight readjustment after 25 dead and 769 injured in racial violence. Roosevelt ordered action. production fell as absenteeism among workers disrupted war plant output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Woodward Avenue
Roosevelt
Harry F. Kelley
Puckett Funeral Set for Thursday
Funeral services for Mrs. Josephine Puckett will be held Thursday at two o'clock at L. A. Jones funeral home and Methodist church, with burial in Schrock cemetery. She died at 1:30 yesterday at age 75 after a long illness. born January 27, 1858 in Marion Township. Survived by brother Wilbur Beenblossom and sister Mrs. George Hopping. twin of late Theodore Beenblossom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Puckett
L. A. Jones
Fred E. Miller
Methodist
Schrock
Oklahoma
Washington
Wilbur Beenblossom
Ainsworth
George Hopping
Brighton
Theodore Beenblossom
Storm Drench in Verdi Area Wrecks Fences and Damages Crops
A cloudburst in Verdi seven miles southwest of Washington dumped six to seven inches of rain in hours, washing fences on the Bailey farm and letting four dairy heifers stray onto a rail line where three were killed by a Rock Island train. Hail damaged corn and roads flooded, but bridges were not yet reported washed out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verdi
Washington
Theodore B. Bailey
Bill Hawkins
Bailey
Rock Island
Walnut Creek
Tme
Button Workers to Hear Mr Schulthies
An open meeting of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers Union will be held at the Knights of Pythias hall on Wednesday at 8 15 p m Ed Schulthies of Muscatine union representative will explain the NLRB and how its decisions are rendered A copy of a letter entered as evidence at the NLRB hearing will be read Floyd Murphy will preside The union invites all to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated Clothing Worker's Union
Knights of Pythias
Ed Schulthies
Muscatine
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Court House
Floyd Murphy
Moore Resigns Armour Post to Start Dairy Venture in Ames
Paul Moore, who moved to Washington 14 years ago to manage Armour’s hog buying station, will resign June 26 and relocate to Ames. He will partner with brother F. T. Moore in buying milk and cream, making ice cream and selling dairy products locally. Eight workers remain at the Washington station serving Armours plants nationwide. The Moore family plans to stay in Washington until July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Moore
Washington
Armour Packing Company of Chicago
Ames
F. T. Moore
Armour Agency
Hastings
Nebr
Rock Island Stockyards
Armour’s
Chicago
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Oklahoma City
Pittsburgh
Reading
Fort Worth
Texas
Washington County
Country Club
Moore
Washington Country Club
Allied Air Offensive Hits Ruhr and Belgium
United States Eighth Air Force bombers join British forces in a major attack on the Ruhr and occupied Belgium. The offensive follows earlier strikes on Naples and Italian targets while flights from North Africa press the assault. Navy Secretary Frank Knox commented as the second front issue reopened amid the Soviet war anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
8Th Air Force
Ruhr
Lelgium
Vezi
Kre
Frank Knox
Sugar allotments extended for canning in county
In the first three weeks the county rationing board allowed 68 038 pounds of sugar on 1 742 applications for local families. The past week saw slower activity though the period may close June 30 leaving time to secure extra canning sugar for the fruit season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Mrs BE P Foss 90 Dies in Davenport Burial Here
Mrs BE P Foss longtime Washington resident died at her daughter’s Davenport home after years of invalidism. Funeral two o’clock Wednesday at Sherman's with Rev Ivan Riess officiating. Burial Elm Grove cemetery. Surviving children Roy, Ed, Ward, Edna Russell, Bettendorf and 18 grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. P. Foss
Washington
Lee Bettendorf
Davenport
Sherman
Ivan Riess
Elm Grove
Cora Dessima Prescott
South Wayne
Wis
Edward P. Foss
Pleasant Hill
Unnamed Armours Manager Sought For Washington Post
The text notes the Armours house in Ames will delay occupancy until the stated day and that the new manager for Armours in Washington has not been announced yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Armours
Washington
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