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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1948

Page

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Yugoslavs Propose Balkan Federation with Tito Denying Guilt

Belgrade reports the Yugoslav communist central committee proposing a Yugoslav Bulgarian Albanian federation while calling for full cooperation with the Soviet Union. Tito personally leads the party in denying Cominform charges and maintaining Yugoslav line despite the federation idea seen as directed against Russia.

Tito Belgrade Yugoslav Communist Party Soviet Union Borba Marshal Tito Cominform Russia Greece Yugoslavia Yoroslav

A C Gingerich Named Iowa Colonel At Rotary

A C Gingerich received the honorary title of Iowa Colonel at a Rotary gathering at the Gingerich ranch near North English. The honor, conferred by the Iowa Newspaper Columnists, recognizes civic service in the Tall Corn state. Also honored were Harold Ross of Wellman and three Iowa Colonels from Washington. Dr Kenneth McFarland of Topeka spoke on Thorobreds.

Gingerich North English A.C. Gingerich Iowa Ville Tall Corn State Washington Glenn Mace O. E. Sehmitt Kedith Shields Wellman Rotarian Club Harold Ross Columbus Junction Ross Wellman Club Kenneth McFarland Topeka Kansas J. C. Holbert Pall Weldin Leslie Gates Ralph Shannon

Change Schedule of Hours at Y M C A

Washingtons Y M C A will close Tuesday and Friday evenings in July and August. Ar temas Brown, secretary, announced the change and that Y M C A members will use the building and pool those evenings. Brown said Stanly Zager donated fluores cent lighting for the lobby. additional improvements are planned.

Washington Y.M.C.A Artemas Brown Y.W.C.A

Wisconsin Means Land of Gathering Water

Afield notes the etymology of Wisconsin as land of gathering water, detailing how Indigenous terms influenced the name and its translation in early exploration records.

Wisconsin

State Board of Education Drafts Policy on Political Speakers

A three member committee of the Iowa State Board of Education began drafting a policy on whether political candidates may speak at public institutions under board control. The panel discussed continuing, modifying, or rescinding the long standing unwritten ban that blocked Henry A. Wallace from speaking on campus. President Virgil M Flancher and others appeared, with Beardsley and Blue named in past bans. the board also advised boards in Iowa City and Ames on veteran tuition claims and extended Dr. Arthur Steindler's appointment while promoting George F. Stewart to associate director of the agricultural experiment station at Iowa State College.

Cedar Falls State Board of Education Iowa State Teachers College Lona Ily and Ames Boards of Education State Executive Council Arthur Steindler University of Iowa George F. Stewart Iowa State College Agricultural Experiment Station

Officers Installed At Ys Men’s Meeting

Verle Gallagher presided the Y’s Men’s club meeting at the YMCA. John Owen was installed president with Logan Heilman as vice president Keith Vetter as secretary and Ray Lawrence as treasurer. Three new members John Griffith John Hedberg and Robert Buck were initiated.

Y's Men's Club Y.M.C.A Verle Gallagher John Owen Logan Heilman Keith Vetter Ray Lawrence John Griffith John Hedberg Robert Buck

Washington Youth Builds Radio Controlled Model Plane

A Washington youth, Charles P. Hennon, dedicated four years to crafting a radio controlled model aircraft. He envisions an A-20-A Douglas Havoc with twin engines, retractable landing gear, pneumatic tires, folding wings, all radio operable.

Washington

West Chester K P Plans Celebration

West Chester Knights of Pythias lodge sponsors a July celebration featuring games, athletic events, music, and carnival attractions for all ages. The program lists softball games, children’s events, band performances, dances, fiddlers, prize awards, and horseshoe pitching preliminaries and finals across Friday and Saturday activities with multiple acts and community contests.

West Chester Keota High School Wes Webster Lyle Miller Melodiers Relson

Ezra Gardner 87 Taken by Death

Ezra Gardner age 87 died at home Tuesday June 29 after declining health since February. Funeral Thursday at the Washington Methodist Church with burial in Elm Grove Cemetery. He was born November 6 1860 in Leamington Washington County and married Viola May Ausey December 15 188? in Pilotsburg. Survivors include daughters Mrs Walter Smith and Mrs Fay Corbin, son Wade Gardner, six grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Wife predeceased him in 1942.

Mizra Gardner North Second Avenue Big O'Clock Fred E. Miller Elm Grove Etery Mr. Gardner Leamington Washington County James Eliza Ann Martin Gardner Lexington Washington Academy TSS Viola May Ausey Pilotsburg

Hail Damage Strikes Twelve Iowa Farms

Scattered hail and heavy rain storms caused crop damage across 12 farms southwest of Ogden and Humboldt County. Big hailstones flattened crops with losses estimated between 75 000 and 100 000 dollars. one field nearby reportedly near total loss.

Des Moines Ogden Humboldt Couning

U S and Britain pledge to stay in blockaded Berlin

The report notes continued Allied resolve to remain in blockaded Berlin. It cites Allied statements stressing commitment to the enclave despite pressure. The piece also covers voting records in Washington County and the Iowa Farm Bureau Good Citizenship Contest results among counties.

Washington County Farm Bureau William Gannon Farm Bureau Office Ringgold County Iowa Farm Bureau Emmet County Warren Buena Vista County

Anti Truman Democrats Cheer Eisenhower Conference Outcomes

Two anti Truman Democrats left talks with General Eisenhower hopeful yet cautious. Sen Olin D Johnston said he remains for Eisenhower but would not elaborate beyond a 45 minute New York chat. Nebraska chairman William Ritchie predicted a slate of outstanding men for the convention. Eisenhower dominates discussion as Philadelphia approaches. Leon Henderson of Americans for Democratic Action suggested no bid for the nomination if it sparked a Truman contest.

Olin D. Johnston S. C New William Ritchie Nebraska Eisenhower New York Ritchie Truman Philadelphia Washington Leon Henderson Americans For Democratic Action

Youth Who Slew Mother Captured

Neenah Wisconsin June 30 UNI Gordon Fisher Jr 16 year old farm youth sought since yesterday in the slaying of his mother was captured today in a barn on his family s 120 acre farm by a sheriff s deputy William Faust. The youth tired and hungry after a night in the woods near his home surrendered without a struggle and admitted fatally shooting his mother Mrs Elaine.

Neenah Wis Gordon Fisher, Jr Winnebago County William Faust Elaine

Stores to Observe Monday as Holiday

A Washington business survey shows most stores will observe regular holiday hours Monday July 5 this year. Those normally closed on holidays will shut for the day while others stay open part of the day. Post office banks courthouse Iowa State Employment Office and other state offices will be closed all day. No Journal issue that day. Theaters will operate with matinee at 2 30 followed by evening shows at the State and Fox.

Washington Court House Iowa With & Mautinee State Fox

Postpone Hearing On Check Charges

A county attorney's information against Charles Windolf and Harold Felgenhauer was dismissed in district court by Judge J. G. Yoder after it was revealed Windolf is a minor and must be tried in juvenile court. The men were from Salt Lake City after being apprehended for issuing false checks to pay for a car from Dale Earls of Washington. Hearing was rescheduled for July 7 in juvenile court.

Charles Windolf Harold Felgenhauer J. G. Yoder Windolf John C. Owen Salt Lake City Utah Dale Earls Washington

Youth gunfire mystery unsettles Winnebago county

Fisher 36 ironed clothes in a modern farm kitchen when a shooting occurred. The shooter gave no reason for the act and told deputies he would wait until speaking with the district attorney. Sheriff Clarence Smith questioned the youth, describing him as broken up.

Marshall Says U S Will Stay In Berlin Amid Blockade

Secretary George C. Marshall announced the United States would remain in Berlin under four power occupancy. He noted the Soviet blockade raises serious questions and promised maximum use of air transport to supply Berlin’s civilians as studies show higher air tonnage possible.

Washington George C. Marshall Belin United States Berlin Marshall

Britain will keep troops in Berlin despite Soviet pressure

British Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin told the House of Commons that troops will remain in Berlin to block a Soviet starvation blockade. He warned a grave situation could result and that the government and western allies see no alternative but not surrender.

London Berlin Ernest Bevin House of Commons Bevin Germany Force Anthony Eden Britain

Green Aphids Threaten Oats Crop in Washington County

Officials at the Washington county Farm Bureau report a surge of inquiries from farmers about premature ripening of oats due to green aphids. Entomologist says spraying with Black Leaf 40 is the only effective treatment, noting warm dry weather will aid in stopping damage to the crop.

Washington County Farm Bureau Stat Ames Furl Bureau

Work in the second degree to be held Thursday evening

The committee announces that work in the second degree will be conducted Thursday at eight o'clock in the Temple.

Des Moines Weather Outlook Skies Partly Cloudy

Partly cloudy tonight with increasing cloudiness and warmer tomorrow. Scattered showers likely in the western portion tomorrow evening. High today about 75 to 83, low tonight 52 to 54 in the north and 56 to 62 in the south. Tomorrow's high around 85 to 90.

Des Moines Ifa Tomorow

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British Foreign Office Orcers Foreign Office Yugolavia Vigo A. C. Gingerich Honor Harold Ross IRGUN Tel Aviv Israel Folke Bernadette Marseilles France International Soundphoto Wallace Banned Henry A. Wallace Virgil M. Flancher Malcolm Price Lowa State Teachers College Quincy Ayers William S. Beardsley Robert D. Blue Beardsley Y’s Men’s Charles P. Hennon Hennon Army Navy Wehr Photo Charles Po Hennon K. P K. OP. Lodge Miller and His Melodiers Ezra Gardner U. S County Board of Education Warren Counts Gamon United Press Dwight D. Eisenhower York Johnston Bevins Sist Masons
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