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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1949

Page

2

Coached honors crown four on Town Daily Press all state teams

Four high school players highlighted by Town Daily Press for all state basketball honors Hettrick and Long named to first team while Hammersley and Swartzendruber earn second team selections.

Normal Town Daily Press Association Hettrick and Long Hammersley and Swartzendruber

Harold Kratzer Finds Lincoln Apartment for Family

Harold Kratzer has secured a Lincoln Nebraska apartment for his family after weeks there. He returned to Washington early this week and moved his family into the new home. Mrs Silas Ross who went to Iowa City hospital Wednesday is back home after doctors deferred an eye operation for six months. Mr and Mrs Stanley Richards came back from five months in Phoenix Arizona and noted 82 degree weather. February 22 they attended the Iowa picnic in Phoenix with about 150 attendees. Doris Robison training as a laboratory technician in Moline Illinois hospital is visiting family in Brighton. Mr and Mrs Robert Day visited Mrs Day's brother Harold Shrauger who had knee surgery at University hospital earlier this month and is expected to go home Saturday.

Harold Kratzer Lincoln Nebraska Washington Silas Ross Iowa City Hospital Stanley Richards Phoenix Ariz South Iowa Doris Robison Moline, Ill Mrs Wayne Robison Brighton Robert Day Iowa City

Merger With CIO Opposed by FEW At Union Meeting

Grant W. Oakes of the CIO Farm Equipment Workers urged delegates at Cedar Rapids to reject a merger with the CIO United Auto Workers. About 400 delegates were expected as Oakes backed resisting a merger order and pushing 20 percent wage hikes. He faced John Watkins in a bid for re election, predicting a two to one victory.

Cedar Rapids Mar Grant W. Oakes CIO Farm Equipment Workers United Auto Workers Danes CIO Executive Council UAW Oakes John Watkins Rock Island Ill

N C Mountain Peaks 92 Summits Over 5000 Feet in Haywood

A study shows Haywood County North Carolina contains 92 mountain peaks exceeding 5,000 feet, highlighting the region’s rugged topography and alpine scenery. The list underscores Haywood’s concentration of high elevations within the state.

Haywood County N. C

All-State High School Stars Named by Iowa Daily Press

Twenty two schools are represented on the IDPA all-state teams with 19 seniors and five juniors. Ottumwa leads with two selections. Forest City’s Herb Thompson and Gene Hattrick of Iowa City also headline the squads along with other top players from Mason City, Des Moines area, and across the state.

Iowa Centter Wellman Bill Hammersley Ottumwa Bob Guard Altabh Darrel Huseman Carl van Cleve Menteziuma H DES Moines IDPA Iowa Daily Press Association Long Sammy Long Forest City Herb Thompson Gene Hattrick Iowa City Siyscraper Center Bernard Bennett Mason City Marvin Tuttle Iowa School For the Deaf Council Bluffs Tuttle Ray Fontana Polk County Hawks Sioux Center Bob May Charles City Comets Lloyd Olmstead Marion Dan McBride Burlington Grayhound McBride Diehl Donald Mt. Pleasant Herwig Muscatine Eigsti Wayland Roth Skubal Cotter Lofton Keokuk Chambers Keota Kester Winfield Rabedeaux Phelps Goodwin Fairfield Green North English Messenger

Seeds in Smut Ball Contain Millions of Spores

A smut ball is estimated to harbor five to six million spores or seeds. The finding highlights the sheer scale of fungal propagation within a single fruiting body.

Watersnakes Kill Fish Across Rivers Each Year

Watersnakes kill millions of fish annually across rivers and lakes, significantly impacting local aquatic ecosystems and fish populations. The predation pressures vary by habitat and weather, influencing which species are most affected.

Hoover Commission Urges Tax System Overhaul to Avoid Overlap

The Hoover Commission urges a general revision of federal state and local tax systems with a focus on reducing overlapping taxes. It faults uncoordinated federal grant programs that shift policy making to Washington and heighten national taxes while praising grants for services states could not fund. The report also covers overseas administration and calls for a national science foundation.

Hoover Commission Washington Congress Commission James Forrestal

Seek Slayers in Missouri City

Three out of town killers believed stranded after their fretaway car overheated are hunted for the slayings of Wolf Rimann a prominent country club manager businessman socialite and former golf pro gunned down at an east side intersection as he tried to reach his car

Kamsas City Wolf Rimann Rimann

Bowling bar fixture maker slayings shock city

A gun attack outside a bar fixture maker left the popular club manager dead. Two men with shotguns exited a black 1946 Ford, one stayed, the other shot the victim repeatedly as bystanders screamed. Detectives found the getaway car abandoned downtown with a leaking radiator.

Rimann

Mathers Return From South Vacation

Round Grove reports Arnet Mathers and wife returning home Friday after a ten week South vacation. Also in town Mrs Nelly Coon of Haskins and Terry Mathers resume routines after winter trips and school work in Ames.

John Kubal Round Grove Arnet Mathers South Nelly, Coon Haskins Arizona Terry Mathers Ames

YMCA Ping Pong Meet Planned for April 7

The YMCA announces its annual ping pong tournament in the Y gym Thursday evening April 7 with junior and senior divisions for boys girls men and women if interest grows. Entry fees range from 25 to 75 cents with double elimination format and prizes for first second and consolation winners. Arrangements are by Bill Shannon Bill Hatcher and Bob Brewer.

Retary Rown Bill Shannon Bill Hatcher Bob Brewer

Coon Birthday and Weekend Gatherings in Haskins

Mrs. Melly Coon celebrated a birthday with family at the Coon home in Haskins. Weekend guests included the Zachs Skubal and Nicholson families visiting from Davenport Washington Arlington and Clearfield. A 1100 pound beef animal was cut and wrapped, with plans for frozen supply through summer and fall. Muddy Cane Road postponed a rock buying meeting at the school.

Raymond Coon Coon Haskins Melly Coon Dean Zachs Percy Skubal Skubal Paul Hartsock Davenport Joe Podaris Don Nicholson Earl Fisher Susan Maisie Fisher Washington Alice Holsche Arlington Dean Zohs Mike Fred Skubal Edgar Whetstine Posey Skubal Jim Jones Lee Nicholson Sikubals Merl Colton Ome Elvin McMath Harley Nelson Winfield Dwight Morey Clearfield Arnold Nicholson Our House Dean Merle Colton Marion Ferguson Chicago Marion

Levee Breach Threatens Bayou Village Evacuation

Flood waters from a Mississippi river break threaten 1,000 to 1,500 residents of a Bayou fishing settlement west of Port Allen Louisiana. Red Cross shelters relocate refugees to Baton Rouge as 1,000 volunteers and National Guardsmen race to seal the 700 foot hole.

Port Allen Here Red Cross Baton Rouge Raymond Huff Louisiana Mississippi Port Alle

Orris and Whetstine Visit Ralph Boyd Home

Mr and Mrs Milo Orris Mr and Mrs Cleo Orris and Mr and Mrs Edgar Whetstine called at the Ralph Boyd home Sunday evening Mr and Mrs Floyd Enke visited Monday at the Merle Cotton home in the community.

University of Chicago Milo Orris Cleo Orris Edgar Whetstine Ralph Boyd Ning Mrs Floyd Enke Merle Cotton Home

Dairies Warned Of DDT Dangers

Washington reports the Agriculture Department warned dairy farmers not to spray cows or barns with DDT to control insects. Officials say even small DDT amounts in milk could harm humans, especially infants, and milk with DDT crossing state lines could be seized. The FDA notes intra state shipments are not controlled.

Washington Agriculture Department Food and Drug Administration

Classified Health Updates From the Hospital

Admission notes list Mrs. Nancy Strickland of Rubio admitted for medical reasons. Discharges show Mrs. Jack Howard of Crawfordsville released today.

Nancy Strickland Rubio, Medical Jack Howard Crawfordsville

Also Mentioned on This Page

Don Swartzendruber Gene Hettrick Sammy Long Guard Nicola and Harmon's Window Woom Wolf’s Flower Swartz Endruber Zieee Lye E. G. Humm Gas & Appliance Co Overseas Funds Administration of Overseas Affairs State Army Navy Interior Departments Sciene Foundations Secretary of Dean Acheson Missouri City F. Rishel Yvill Washington Hotel Women’s League Button Cdg. Dept Payne Detrich McGill Murphy Swift K Mangold Messer Steele J Swift Peters Dempsey Brar Snyder Gilmore Handicap Tucker Lee Turkington Ubner G Tucker S Vv Knott Richards Mangold Muck Shockey Mont-Ward Co Huston Sylvester Custer McKune Hatcher Mathers YMCA Art Brown Sec Mrs. Coon Missippi Grosse Tete Bayou Hartzell Washington County Ainsworth Carl Stiefel C. V. Crull John W. Lee Good Housekeeping Byron Store Betty Rose Covert Cherub Pink Rothschild's
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