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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1943

Page

1

Davenport mother charged in delinquency case

Mrs Selma Edwards of Davenport was charged with contributing to the delinquency of her 13 year old daughter after allowing the girl to stay out late with three men. She appeared before Police Magistrate John L McSwigg and received a 30 day suspended jail term. The three men Ben Hall James McDonald and John McDonald also received similar suspensions on the charge.

Davenport Selma Edwards John L. McSwigg Ater Ben Hall James M eDonald John McDonald

Des Moines Purchases Include Spirit Lake Site

The Abraham ardner Sharp log cabin and three other properties at Arnolds Park Iowa were auctioned for state funds totaling $9,859. The reform committee settled for a $1,600 price for cottages and land at Pillsbury Point park, site of the Spirit Lake massacre in 1857, with buildings including a frame cottage and garage bought intact.

Des Moines Abbie Ardner Sharp Arnolds Park State of Iowa C. E. Rector Pirit Lake, Jr Ots Roperties Pillsbury Point Park

Iowa wartime ration book work starts at two sites

Replacing War Ration Book No 1 begins Monday at the Anamosa Reformatory and Fort Madison penitentiary. Five 22 man crews will process 50,000 books at Anamosa, with 4,800 books completed in a test last Friday. Des Moines OPA staff and ration division aides start the effort, then move to the Elora training school for boys to assist.

Des Moines Iowa Anamosa Fort Madion Anaosa Fort Madison Elora

Men head west to shipbuilding plants on the coast

Large numbers of men traveling by bus through Washington have been heading to west coast shipyards in recent days. This morning 72 were in town for breakfast at the Wings restaurant while buses paused briefly for a meal.

Max Stephan Detroit United States Milan Mich Stephan Hans Peter Krug International Washington Winga Resaurant

Licenses To Drive Extended For Three Years In County

Sheriff H M Putnam estimates about 6000 motorists in the county will see license extensions for automobiles. At least 2000 county residents have not yet acted on this duty. Clerks reported a spike in activity over the last two days with numerous extensions issued. Extensions must be attached to current licenses by Saturday as licenses expire Monday July 5. Clerks plan to work three more days at the courthouse to handle demand.

Washingon County Heriff H. M. Putnam Beause Wellan Brighton Crawfordsville Toy Curt

Walkouts and Picketing Strain Pennsylvania Coal Fields

United Press reports new walkouts accompanied by picketing further retard production in Pennsylvania bituminous coal. Alabama soft coal mines show slight back to work improvement. Buffalo coke supplier for Republic Steel and Hanna Furnace to cut output at least 50 percent.

Pennsylvania Alabama Buffalo New York Republic Steel Corporation Hanna Furnace Company

Defer Rationing Of U. S. Stoves

The Office of Price Administration announced that nationwide rationing of heating and cooking stoves will begin by mid August instead of the end of June as planned. The delay provides time to consider suggestions from the stove industry.

Washington, D. C U.P Office of Price Administration Today

Unseasonably Cool Weather Stretches Through Late June

Weather remains unusually cool in the last week of June with daytime highs from 70 to 80 degrees. Overnight, temperatures dropped to a 45 degree low, keeping a crisp pattern across the region.

Publication Discontinues Serial Story "Wildcat 13"

The Jour nal ends the serial story "Wildcat 13" today due to a mix up in installments. Readers are advised the discontinuation follows a troubling sequence that undermined the narrative.

Reading delays push next story to July 9

The note acknowledges the impact of delayed reading on readers and mentions a continuation set for July 9, signaling a new installment to follow the ongoing item.

Penneys Launch New War Bond Drive in July

Penneys begin a nationwide campaign opening July 1 to sell war bonds and stamps. Secretary Morgenthau commends the Penney company and employees for prior success and urges a July goal of 10 million dollars in bonds and stamps sales.

J. C. Penney Company Secretary of the Treasury Henry J. Morgenthau, Jr Penney Penney Company Penny Morgenthau Treasury Department America

U S Bombers Hit Le Mans and Allied Strikes Pause

The United States Army Air Forces claim heavy daylight raids on Le Mans France and Italian targets while British bombers pound Reggio Calabria and Messina. RAF heavy bombers pause after one of their strongest blows on Cologne amid bad European weather.

U. S. Air Force le Mans France Reggio Calabria Messina Sicily Europe Royal Air Force Cologne

Price Control Panel of Rationing Board Ready to Function

The Washington county rationing board establishes a price control panel to handle local price ceilings. chaired by Edmund W Morrison Jr with Marjorie Carlson as secretary, the panel includes a lawyer and agriculture labor representative. meetings set Mondays at 9:00 a.m. at the rationing board office for inquiries and enforcement of price regulations.

Washington County Rationing Board Washington, D. C R. M. Parker Des Moines OPA Edmund WD. Morrison, Jr Stella Latchem D. N. Anwyl Parker Agriculture Marjorie Carlson Rationing Board Court House Miss Carlson Morrison

House Votes to Outlaw Subsidy Program Extension

The House approved the conference report on a bill to extend the life of the Commodity Credit Corporation and outlaw the administration rollback subsidy program. Subsidies would be paid to producers to spur production, with accrued subsidies allowed through August 1 and no new commitments to processors after enactment.

Washington, D.C House Conference Commodity Credit Corporation

Americans land on Rendova in Solomons

U S forces have landed on Rendova island in the central Solomons, five miles from the Munda base, following a 22 word communique. The move, if confirmed, would extend the American advance 110 miles from the Russell Islands and place Rendova 176 miles from the Guadalcanal base.

Rendova Solomons Washington, D.C Cuttin Rendova Island Munda Solomon Island U. S Russell Islands Guadalcanal United States New Georgia Island

Churchill vows total Allied defeat of Axis and Japan

In a Guild Hall address Churchill declares the war must end only with unconditional surrender. He cites Allied success against U boats in May and June and pledges continued British and American collaboration, intensified Allied ship production, and large air offensives against Germany and Japan.

London Winston Churchill Guild Hall Great Britain Japan Churchill Far East Royal Air Force Germany Britain

Leo Carrillo Named to State Park Commission

Hollywood star Leo Carrillo has been named a member of the California State Park Commission reflecting his strong interest in the state's scenic beauties and natural areas.

Sacramento Cal UBP Leo Carrillo State Park Commission

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