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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1952
Page
5
Markets report active cattle trading with price shifts across steers, heifers, cows and bulls. Several loads of prime steers and yearlings show strong demand with high-grade ranges noted, while utilities and dairies move at lower margins.
at Mrs. George Barr’s Wayland home a birthday dinner gathering included families from nearby towns. multiple neighbors attended, with updates on local residents and community events across Wasylind consolidated schools and area meetings.
Berlin remains a battleground of ideas with free West Berlin and the Communist East facing off in daily demonstrations and messaging. The National Geographic profile notes half the city under Soviet control with limited movement, while a million residents on the free side rally for democracy and recovery.
March 24 closing out sale 3 miles southwest of Washington starts at 11 Clarence Booth March 26 closing out sale of household goods 520 North Marion Ave starts at 1 50 John Little livestock sales every Wednesday at Midway Sales Company Columbus Junction Iowa Livestock sale every Tuesday 1 p m Ollie Livestock exchange Community Sale every Friday at Whittaker sale barn Livestock sale every Thursday Kalona Sales Barn Kalona Iowa
Cincinnati reports moonshine activity expanding from rural areas into major cities. Revenue agents now pursue operators in urban centers, with 19,644 still seizures in the latest 12 months, close to Prohibition era peaks. John W. Woelfle cites mushrooming bootleg traffic fueling crime and racketeering.
Staff Sergeant Roy L. Watson Jr of the First Marine Division in Korea suggests waking a housewife’s family with a battery of Marine rockets at daybreak. After the rockets roar, he quickly has the chow line ready with a full ration of eggs, and Marines are ready to eat.
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