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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1965

Page

7

Germans jailed for part in check writing scheme

Karl Jemz Weinhoff, a Berlin car dealer, led a multi bank check writing fraud that moved about 1.7 billion marks through 172 accounts in 60 banks, ending with a six and a half year sentence for Weinhoff and prison terms for six accomplices. Thyssen Bank manager Wilhelm Gericke got seven years for malfeasance and forgery.

Weinhoff Thyssen Berlin Wembhoff Wemhoff Wemnhoff Alfred Barg Duesseldorf Gericken Gericke

Indians Kept Forests Open Through Small Fires

Berkeley California UPI reports UC forestry professor Harold H Biswell argues that Indigenous practice of frequent small fires prevented large crown fires. He cites early explorers and Joaquin Miller noting deliberate burning to keep forests open and free of conflagrations. Biswell urges prescribed burns to cut fire hazards, noting tests since 1951 show no wildfires in treated areas while nearby plots burned four times.

Berkeley Calif UPI University of California Forestry Smokey Harold H. Biswell Sierra Nevada Biswell California U Joaquin Miller Teaford Forest

Light packing guide for long trips with luggage tips

New York dispatch advises travelers keep weight down on all transport and use a basic wardrobe of light synthetic fabrics. It covers luggage choices from soft sided to hard molded cases, packing sequences, and urges carrying passports on person rather than in checked bags.

Soil Conservation Week Observed in Iowa for 28th Year

Governor Harold E. Hughes proclaims June 2027 as Soil and Water Conservation Week in Iowa. Iowa organized into 100 local districts by 1952, with Pottawattamie County split into two. Since 1940, districts and cooperators have applied practices on over 14 million acres, including 150,000 acres of grassed waterways, 46,000 miles of terraces, and shelterbelts on 57,000 acres.

Iowa Harold E. Hughes Taig Towas Pottawattamie

Praises advances in math teaching at Stanford

Stanford professor Harold M. Bacon urges slower pace in early grades to build strong mathematical intuition. He notes advances since the not too distant past and warns against rushing concepts in primary years while maintaining literacy in mathematics.

Harold M. Bacon Council On Basic Education Bacon Icteas

Woodruff Guests Visit Duvall Home In Westchester

Westchester society notes detail visits by Harold Woodruff and family from Jefferson to the Walter Duvall home. Events include a birthday party for Mrs. Walter Duvall, a steak supper, and a parade for astronauts. Also covered are local club meetings, including the Westchester WCTU and Federated Church Social Circle, plus Ed Sullivan's early music direction work.

A.J. Wotruba Westchester Harold Woodruff Jefferson Walter Duvall Karen Kinzler John Duvall Earl Duvall West Des Moines Mutuals of Omaha School Insurance Kevin Kinzler Robert Stout Des Moines Virgil Helle Galesburg Illinois Fred Coakley Helle Coakley West Chester W.C.T.U Lloyd Bauer Bauer Frank Kleese Merl = McDowell Kathy Federated Church George Augustine Gary Sill Kari Mark Merl McDowell Louie Marley John McDowell Formosa Dwight Harley Wilton Harley Charles Ralston Elizabeth Weerman

Summer mulch around tomatoes boosts yields and aids weed and moisture control

Extension horticulturist Ben F. Vance explains that a summer mulch around tomatoes reduces weeds, conserves soil moisture, protects against sun and wind, and helps disease and blossom end rot. Suitable materials include grass clippings sawdust oat straw and black plastic with soil edging. Nitrogen should be added when using woody mulches to prevent deficiency.

June beetle populations seen high this year Iowa expert warns

Iowa State University Extension Entomologist Harold Gunderson predicts large June beetle numbers. Beetles emerge from the ground, feed on leaves of deciduous trees, and may strip trees. Larvae can damage lawns. control methods include spraying trees with one pound DDT per 100 gallons water and applying % pound chlordane per 1000 square feet, then watering in.

Harold — Gunderson Iowa State University Gunderson

Bagworms Expected on Iowa Trees Soon

Silken bagworms will appear on deciduous and evergreen trees in southern Iowa in the coming days. County Extension Director Jim Frier notes the caterpillars live in camouflaged silk bags and protrude their head and first two legs to feed. Control measures include drenching with one pound malathion or Sevin per 100 gallons of water.

Iowa Jim Frier

Common stalk borers threaten crops and control tips

Common stalk borers will attack peonies dahlias tomatoes corn and potatoes. The worm is four to one inch long with a yellow head and dark mid band. County Extension Director Jim Frier advises weekly multi purpose spray or dust and weed cutting near garden fences. No practical field control is noted. Barbara Heller, a Jackie Gleason guest, has performed with Ray Bolger Eddie Fisher and Frank Sinatra.

Jim Frier

Club Activities and Society Meetings Report

Friendly Bible Class at the Baptist Church hosted by Mr. and Mrs. John Beem blossom. Marietta Workman presided in the president's absence as the group voted 18 dollars to the camping fund. The White Shrine met at the Masonic Temple with Roger Chapman presiding. Rose Reid welcomed guests and a Harmony Four quartet entertained. The Washington Shrine picnic is set for Sunset Park the fourth Tuesday in August with rain site Masonic Temple and drinks provided. The Captain's Table hosted the Business and Professional Women's Club led by Gordon Schulty, with Dwight Robinson elected as BPW national convention delegate and Schulty as alternate. UNICEF program explained and UNICEF Christmas greetings sale approved to support UNICEF.

John Beemblossom the Baptist Church Marietta White Shrine Masonic Temple Roger Chapman Shepherds Rose Reid Harmony Four Quartet Wayland Kenneth Peters Gordine Schulty Dwight Robinson Miss Schulty BPW Washington, D.C Robert Day United Nation's Children’s Fund Unicef Unicef Fund

Susan Owen Marries Larry Baillargeon in Reno Church

Mr and Mrs John C Owen announce the marriage of their daughter Susan Margaret to Larry Baillargeon in St Johns Presbyterian Church Reno Nevada on June 12 The groom is son of Mr and Mrs Val Baillargeon of Gorham New Hampshire After a wedding trip to San Francisco and Yosemite they reside at 635 Beldon Way Reno He is employed with Stremmer Motors

John C. Owen Susan Margaret Larry Baillargeon St. John's Presbyterian Church Reno Nev Val Baillargeon Gorham San Francisco Yosemite National Park Beldon Way Stremmer Motors

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Bonn Karl Jemz Weinhoff Thyssen Bank Weinboff Wilhelm Gericke New York Samsonite Travel Bureau Stanford, Calif Stanford University Dennis the Menace Fank Ketcham Woodruffs Duvall Ray Bloch Ed Sullivan Ben F. Vance Barbara Heller Jackie Gleason Ray Bolger Eddie Fisher Frank Sinatra Geo. J. Breitenbach Washington Lexington Walter Evans Washington Concrete CO 12Th St Rock Island BPW Club Susan Owen Uncle Sam New Marlin U. S
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