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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1963

Page

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Hughes urges detailed Iowa tax study for relief

Iowa Governor Hughes called for a joint Tax Commission and comptroller study to identify tax burdens and channel relief county by county. He questioned the omnibus tax plan, said voters want property tax relief, and warned the program may fail in five years. He favored delaying broad changes and pushed for public debate on death penalty abolition.

Iowa Hughes House Ways and Means Committee House Committee Towans Tax Commission Comptroller's Office Senate

Mrs Lillie Hurt In Auto Accident

A Keota mother, Mrs. Andrew Lillie, 21, was injured in an auto crash near Burlington while driving to fetch her sister. She suffered a brain concussion and possible internal injuries and was hospitalized. The car overturned on a rainy curve two miles north of Burlington. she was thrown from the vehicle and dragged. The car was demolished in the incident as weather contributed to slippery pavement. She planned to return home to Keota with her sister after the stop.

Eula Keota Burlington Andrew Lillie

Cancer Crusade Kickoff Set For Washington County

The Washington County Cancer Crusade launches in April with a kickoff meeting at the Farm Bureau building in Washington on Thursday March 28 at 8 pm County crusade chairman M M Schell urges all captains and workers to attend and learn canvassing duties Mrs Joe Knotek chairs the local American Cancer Society and will preside The drive aims for a 5600 county quota with May calls and home visits by volunteers across townships and wards including numerous captains and ward leaders named from Ainsworth Brighton Crawfordsville Haskins Kalona and more. educational materials will be distributed during calls.

Washington County Cancer Crusade Farm Bureau Washington M. Schell County Crusade Joe Knotek Washington County American Cancer Society Schell Cleo Orris Ainsworth Layton Schooley Brighton Dale Engle Crawfordsville James Bean Haskins Marison Kalona Rongerside Milton Wehrle Wellman Richard Fisher West Chester Robert Dunbar Neil Burton Richard Harvey Louise Edwards Dwight W. Hayes Carl Corpman Don Robison Lloyd Enke Wayne Norman Cedar Paul Snyder Clay Walter Rich Crawford H.W. Sheetz Eugene Engel Dutch Creek Clifford Small Oran Birkey Roy Kallous English River Clyde Crile Franklin Maurice Alvine Highland Gordon Denton Iowa Jackson Keith Rowe John Vincent Lime Creek Neil Roth Marion Merle Miller Duane White Oregon Euster Friese Seventy-Six Jack ‘Trotman Stanley Chaba

Junior High Science Fair Opens Tonight

The public is invited to Washington Junior High School for a science fair starting at 7 30 p m featuring over 100 exhibits for public viewing and judging The event is organized by ei grade science students under the direction of Donald Spain with no admission charged.

Washington Junior High School Donald Spain

Eight Men Seek Postmaster's Job

The Civil Service Commission in Washington reports eight local men applied for the Washington Post Office postmaster. Acting postmaster Harry D. Levy will hold the position until permanent appointment. Applicants listed are Maynard L. Brown Harold Dunham Justus Hutchison Harold L. Johnson Harry D Levy Donald H Minick Alexander Stephens and George A Zeck. No written exam. selection based on qualifications with three certified for nomination. One will be nominated by the President and must be Senate confirmed.

United States Civil Service Commission Washington, D. C Washington Post Office Harry D. Levy O. J. Brown Levy Civil Service Commission Maynard L. Brown Harold €. Dunham Justus Hutchison Harold L. Johnson Harry D Lev Donald H. Minick Alexander Stephens George A. Zeck Washington United States United States Senate

Prowler Seen in Local Bank Sunday Morning

Local peace officers and bank officials investigated a Sunday morning prowler at the Washington State Bank. An official observed a door to a bank booth close quietly at 7:45 a.m. The intruder’s head appeared inside before disappearing. No valuables were disturbed and the vault remained locked. Authorities searched but found no trace of the intruder.

Washington State Bank

Kinross Man Dies At Home There Monday

88, died Monday evening at his home in Kinross after a yearlong decline. Funeral services for the retired farmer will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at Powell Funeral Home in Keota with Rev. Harley Yates officiating. Burial will be in Keota Cemetery. Born June 20, 1878, in Kinross, he married Ida Rickerd December 18, 1895, in South English. He lived in Keokuk County most of his life, including 22 years in Kinross. He was a Mason. Survivors include his widow, a daughter, two sisters, and several relatives.

Kinross Powell Keota Harley Yates Mr. Sheetz Georg Elizabeth Coffman Sheetz Ida Rickerd South English Keokuk County Masonic Lodge Charles Dill Pete Wade Wellman Ernest Martin Garden City Kan

McClellan Delays TFX Warplane Probe Hearing

Senate investigations subcommittee chief John L. McClellan postponed today's closed session on the TFX warplane contract after saying he was busy with other matters. Testimony from Defense Secretary Robert McNamara contended the probe risks harm to individuals as the costly General Dynamics award faces scrutiny amid charges of political influence.

Washington Source Selection Board TEX Boeing Co General Dynamics Defense Robert McNamara Senate Investigations Subcommittee Pentagon Capitol Hill Harm McNamara Senate Committee Air Force Subcommittee John L. McClellan D-Ark Donald Patel McClellan

Gambling Tools and Sugar-Coated Craft in Chicago Sweep

Authorities led by Chief Investigator Richard Cain raided a south loop firm that makes legitimate and crooked gambling devices. Four women painting cards with a chemical to reveal markings and engineers who build loaded dice were arrested along with owner Paul Karnov. The haul included loaded dice stamped with 17 Nevada casino names and shipments to 50 states and 30 foreign countries. Letters to London Paris Monte Carlo and other locales were recovered along with contact lens fittings for gamblers to view hidden marks.

Chicago UPI Nevada Forges Les Eaux Normandy Mexico Monaco Cook County Sheriffs’ Office Ricard Cain Loop Cain Paul Karnov K.C. Card Co Police London Paris Monte Carlo South Ameria Canada U.S Karnov

William See Earns Eagle Scout Rank at Court of Honor

William See, son of Mr and Mrs Max See, received the Eagle Scout Rank at a quarterly Troop 287 court of honor held at the Methodist Church. The event followed a potluck supper with families. Awards included Tenderfoot to Star ranks, merit badges, attendance and year pins. David J Horsey presented awards. William Helscher spoke.

William See Max See Methodist Church Williams Tenderfoot Ricky Dunbar James Knight Jeff Jand Steve Davisson John R Green Kim Steele Jerry Westermark Eddie Long Kenny Hammer Daryl Shy John R. Green Robert Helseher William Lee Mark Flickinger Steve Bealer Dana McAvoy Mike Steele Steve Putman Mike Johnson Robert Hielscher Greg Goodell Eric Hammer Kenny Higgins David J. Horsey William Helscher

Meeting at Stewart Friday to Discuss Removal of Watchman

A Stewart School meeting Friday at 7 p.m. will discuss action on a proposal to remove the watchman at the North Fourth Avenue grade crossing. City council representative will lead. A State Commerce Commission hearing is set for 10 a.m. April 16 at the Washington County Courthouse. Local parents worry over student crossing use.

North Fourth Avenue Stewart School State Commerce Commission Washington County Court House

Awards Program At YMCA Here Thursday

The YMCA hosts a quarterly parents and awards night in the community room Thursday at 7 p.m. Tom McSpadden says youths will receive certificates for swimming air rifle basketball and junior leaders club members will be inducted into the Nazi Leaders Fellowship. Junior leaders with 50 hours of service receive service awards.

YMCA Tom McSpadden

Swedesburg Organ To Be Dedicated March 31

Swedesburg's Bethel Lutheran Church will dedicate its pipe organ on Sunday evening March 31 with a recital by Clarence Helsing of Rockford, Illinois, planned for 7 pm.

Swedesburg Bvengetical Lutheran Church Clarenes Helsing Rockford, Il

Weather Outlook for Town: Fair Tonight and Wednesday

United Press International reports generally fair weather with a warmer trend in the east and south on Wednesday. Lows in the 30s and highs reaching the 60s in the northeast and across other areas.

United Press International

Brooklyn Woman And California Mechanic Survive 48 Days

Two rescued after 48 days on a Yukon mountainside reveal a Brooklyn adventurer Helen Klaben and California mechanic Ralph Flores survived on limited food and melted snow. They were found after an SOS marked in the snow, with rescuers guiding Native trappers and RCMP to the wreck site. Hospital reports say their conditions are improving though Klaben sustains a broken arm and gangrene infections, while Flores has multiple fractures and facial lacerations.

Whitehorse, Yukon UPI Brooklyn California Yukon Helen Klaben Miss Klaben Ralph Flores San Bruno Calif Whitehorse Seattle Wash Flores Charles Hamilton Nesta James Whitehorse General Hospital Miss Klab

Bataan survivor fights debt bill in Congress

Noble Prank Smith and wife Viola, backed by Senator Douglas, seek to cancel a 31 421 92 war relief debt the government says is owed. The Smiths, stranded in Shanghai at outbreak, say forms and wartime aid led to the bill, while a State Department official notes Congress funded relief and the law requires repayment.

Onarga, NL UPL Bataan Noble Smith Viola Shanghai State Department Smiths Mrs. Smith Paul H. Douglas Congress Douglas Leslie C. Arends RIL Dean Rusk Arends Onarga

Swine Producers To Meet Here Thursday

About 400 people are expected for the Washington County Swine Producers Association annual banquet and business meeting Thursday evening at Washington Methodist Church. J. N. Rowe of Waterloo Iowa will speak as office manager and public relations director for D X Sunray Oil Co. Three directors will be elected during the meeting.

Washington County Swine Producers Association Washington Methodist Church J. N. Rowe D- X Sunray Oil Co Waterloo Iowa

Bill Siler Named President of Rotary

Members of the Wash ington Rotary club elected Monday new officers and board members with William Siler as president, Judd Mallory as vice president, and Robert Kennedy as secretary treasurer. James Mequaid Paul Shearer Marion McAvoy joined the board, while retiring president Dunham Morrison stays on as a director. The new officers assume duties July 1. Marr Schell chaired, presenting James Frier who spoke and showed a film on the American Cancer Society as part of a county drive for funds. Two Brighton and Bob Lintz guests from Wash ington High were introduced.

Washingin Rotary Club William Sitler Judd Mallory Robert Kennedy James Mequaid Paul Shearer Marion McAvoy Dunham Morrison Marr Schell James Frier American Cancer Society Kelly Schlapkohl Ed Lins Brighton Bob Lintz

Congo Missionary Is Baptist Speaker at First Church

The Rev Arley R Brown and his wife Ame Baptist missionaries to the Congo will speak at First Baptist Church Friday March 29 at 7 30 p m They returned to America in July 1960 due to Congo turmoil Their family of five children includes two missionaries to the Congo Arley and Wesley Brown The Browns helped open Vanga station and supervised building of Vanga hospital and the Bible Institute at Kikongo They hold Th B from Gordon Bible College MLA from Kennedy School of Missions and an honorary D D from California Baptist Seminary The public is invited to attend this meeting.

Lewis A. Brown First Baptist Church Brown America Congo Belgium Mrs. Brown American Baptist Foreign Mission Societies Arley R. Brown Wesley H. Brown Vanga Station Africa Vanga Hospital Mpanza Con Bible Institute Kikongo Tis Mr. Brown Gordon Bible College Boston Mass Kennedy School of Missions Hartford Conn California Baptist Seminary Covina

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General Assembly Cancer Crusade Gamblers Eagle Scout Stewart Watchman Hamilton Royal Canadian Mounted Police Watson Lake British Columbia Canadian Pacific Airlines Flores Flores Aily Warning Madison Ave Alaska J. C. Penney Delhi Bill Siler Rotary
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