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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1949

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Eddyville Man Killed in Collision With Grain Truck

Marion Baltimore, 37, of Eddyville Iowa, died Tuesday afternoon when his sedan collided with a heavily loaded grain truck at the Rex Smith corner east of Washington. The car was crushed, its top ripped away, and Baltimore died instantly. The truck driver and a passenger were uninjured.

Marion Baltimore Eddyville Iowa Rex Smith Corner Washington Baltimore Johnson Grand Junction Greene County William S. Davis

Eddyville Man Dies in Collision Near Washington

Eddyville Iowa merchant Marion Baltimore 37 owner of a auto garage died in a two vehicle crash five miles east of Washington when his car swerved into a heavily loaded grain truck. The truck carrying 254 bushels of shelled corn weighed about 11 tons and skidded 204 feet after impact. An inquest found the death accidental and Baltimore is survived by his wife and two children.

Gregson Deep River Town Baltimore Charles S3nyder Loren Robertson Corman J. Johnson Montezuma Towa Washington Won Kyle Eddyville Washington County Jules Levendahl Boston Naval Yards Boston Mass English River Bridge James E. Wykhoff Dubuqie Town Charles Snyder Ray L. Solomon Columbus Junction Lavendahls

Motion Picture to Be Seen at Church Friday

A natural color motion picture The Missing Christians will be shown Friday evening July 1 at the Christian Tabernacle. Rev W J Stevens, pastor, says the film begins at eight oclock and admission is free though a free will offering will be taken. Rev Robert Stevens of South Gate California will open a series of meetings at the Christian Tabernacle with services each evening at 745 except Saturday and Monday.

Christian Tabernacle W. J. Stevens Robert Stevens South Gate Calif Stevens

Help At Ainsworth Big Days Donors Named

Two Washington businessmen aiding Ainsworth Big Days were omitted from Tuesday list. Harold Jarvis of Modern Appliance will donate a stove and bottle gas for the American Legion food concession stand. Wayne Marston of Washington Skelgas will donate the same for the Methodist Church Ladies Aid food stand.

Washington Ainsworth Harold Jarvis American Legion Wayne Marston Hurch

Congressman's Telegram on G A R Stamp Issuance

Mrs. Scott Wilcox of Phoebe Allen Tent No 31 Daughters of Union Veterans reports Congressman Thomas E Martin says the Post Office will issue a special commemorative stamp for the final encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic on August 28. He mentions design selection and Indianapolis opening day sales.

Scott Wilcox Phoebe Allen Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War Thomas E Martin Grand Army of the Republic Donaldson Post Office Department Indianapolis Thomas FE. Martin Martin Congress Daughters of Union Veterans United States Wilcox Washington

KP Committees Named for Fall Meetings

Knights of Pythias at IOOF hall appointed fall committees. Charles Murdock presided. Howard Burham to lead fall dances. Frank Shepherd and Francis Crone in charge of card parties. Leo Mangold to run family gatherings. Farr Trout transfer from Keokuk lodge approved. Fish fry set for June 10 at Chautauqua Park, Fairfield. DOKIS sponsor. KP picnic planned for Edmondson Park on August 14.

Knights of Pythias IOOF Charles Murdock Howard D. R Burham K. P Frank Shepherd Francis Crone Leo Mangold Keokuk Murdock Fairfield Chautauqua Park D.o.o.kis The Knights of Pythias of

Labor bill prospects dim as Congress stalls

Washington reports foresee failure of efforts to pass new labor legislation this session with Senate leaders and President Truman expected to veto the Taft sponsored amendments. The housing bill faces an 8465 dollar per family unit ceiling, while Hoover warns a unification plan could expand military control.

Washington ULP Senate Scott W. Lucas Truman Robert A. Taft Green Lucas Taft Charles A. Halleck Ind Congress Hoover House Armed Services Committee Defense Secretary

Brighton Woman Julietta Parks Dies at 78

Julietta A. Parks 78 of Brighton was found dead in bed Wednesday morning by neighbors. Coroner ruled death natural. She was born June 6 1870 at Grace Hill. Survived by daughter Mrs C J Pickens, four grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Funeral Friday at 2 p.m. at Christian Church with Rev R W Fillmore. burial Hillcrest Cemetery. Body at Omar Hoskins Funeral Home until 1 3 p.m. Friday.

Brighton Julietta A. Parks Andy Farrier Eddie Davis Clarence Grosseup Washington County W. S. Kyle Parks The Christian Church Thomas Marshall C. J. Pickens Washington David Nordyke WS. Parks

University of Iowa President to submit list of textbooks

Virgil Hancher, president of the University of Iowa, will provide to the House un American Activities committee a list of textbooks used in humanities and social science courses. He noted the GI bill veterans program will be included and lamented the implications of the request.

Iowa City Virgil Hancher University of Iowa House UN- American Activities Committee Hancher House

Oskaloosa Benevolent Association Silver Anniversary Dinner

The Protective Benevolent Association will host a dinner at the YMCA on July 14 at 6 30 p m to observe its 25th anniversary. The Pythian Sisters will provide the dinner service.

Oskaloosa Protective Benevolence Association YMCA Pythian Sisters

Coplon awaits verdict in espionage trial in Washington

Judith Coplon sat in federal court as an eight-man, four-woman jury soon began deliberations in the government spy case. The Barnard College graduate faces up to 14 years and a $12,000 fine if convicted on two counts.

Washington Judith Coplon Russia Barnard College Justice Department Albert L. Reeves Miss Coplon Archibald Palmer Palmer Reeves Thea New York Valentin A. Gubitchev

Funeral services for Albert Ed ward Garrett

Funeral services for Albert Edward Garrett were held Tuesday morning at ten o'clock at the Jones funeral home with Rev Milo Philippi in charge. Pallbearers were Robert Garrett Clyde Garrett Dale Garrett Edward Garrett Ray Cox and Charles Minick. Burial followed in Elm Grove cemetery.

Albert Edward Garrett Jones Funeral Milo Philippi Robert, Clyde, Dale Edward Garrett Ray Cox Charles Minick Elm Grove Cemetery

Weather Update Des Moines Warm With Scattered Thunderstorms

Partly cloudy and warmer this afternoon with highs 90 to 95. Scattered thunderstorms in the north tonight and Thursday forenoon. Warmer in the northeast Thursday. Tonight's low 46 to 71. Highs Thursday 90 to 95. Southeast winds 10 to 20 mph this afternoon and Thursday. Moderate humidity.

Des Moines

Probe against Harold Christoffel may reopen in Congress

House labor committee may recall Harold Christoffel to question his alleged Communist ties after the Supreme Court overturned his perjury conviction for lack of quorum during prior testimony. Rep John F Kennedy and Sen Samuel K McConnell Jr plan a joint statement on the matter.

Washington House Labor Committee Harold Christoffel Supreme Court Christoffel John F. Kennedy Mass Kennedy Samuel K McConnell, Jr CIO United Automobile Workers West Allis Wis

Nationalist Planes Raid Shanghai Killings Reported

Nationalist four engine bombers raided Shanghai causing heavy casualties with at least 500 killed or wounded. Bombs hit near the railway area damaging huts and urban blocks as explosions echoed downtown amid anti aircraft fire and cloudy weather.

Shanghai Hie Nord

Four Fines Paid in City Police Court for Traffic Violations

Four more fines were paid in city police court as officials continue efforts to curb traffic hazards. Three fines of ten dollars were paid for speeding as part of the crackdown in town.

Six Die in Iowa Highway Crashes in 24 Hours

United Press reports six Iowa residents died in separate highway accidents over the past day. Victims include Jack Gunderson 38 Bradgate and others: Harry Dean Johnson 25 Jefferson Glenn Wreck 61 Merrill Marion Baltimore 387 Eddyville Elmer Coppes 54 Onslow Lund 61 Laverne Gunderson near Fort Dodge.

Jack Gunderson Bradgate Harry Dean Johnson Jefferson Harry Wreck Merrill Marion Baltimore Eddyville Elmer —. Coppes Onslow

Coal Operators Await Union Proposals To Avert Strike

White Sulphur Springs West Virginia July 4 UP coal operators resumed bargaining with John L Lewis as the current contract nears expiry at midnight. The United Mine Workers 480 000 members are on a bi day vacation and the union says miners will not return to southern pits July 5 without a contract. Western and northern operators rejected Lewis proposal for a three day work week after July 15.

White Sulphur Springs W. Va John L. Lewis Lewis United Mine Workers Southern Coal Producers Association Parleys Bluefield Southern Northern and Western

New Heat Wave Hits New England States

The region endures another heat wave as cool air brings brief relief then rising temperatures return. Drought stretches for a 36th day with no general rain in sight while thunderstorms offer sporadic relief eastward. Chief forester Watts warns of tinderbox conditions and warns Fourth of July recreation could trigger fires. Merle Lubacch fined for running a red light.

New

Uprising in Czechoslovakia Ends as Martial Law Restores Order

Reports say four villages in Turciansky Svato Martin region faced a four day anti police uprising over arrests of priests. Commonist militia subdued rioters and martial law halted unrest. Archbishop Beran missed a seminary ceremony as government controls tightened.

Prague Czechoslovakia Lelic Turciansky Svato Martin Moravian Slovakia Beran Elekner Msgr States Cathedral Ftan Ciity Sester Wee

Walter Lamis to Open Cafe Friday July 1

Walter J. Lamis new owner of Bing s Cafe on West Madison announces reopening Friday morning July 1. He and his wife will live above the cafe called the 92 Drive Inn and offer sandwiches short orders and meals.

Walter J. Lamis Bing'’s West Madison Street Mr. Lamis Towin Chicago Russell Miller Lamis Drive Inn

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