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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1950

Page

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Beardsley Urges Stronger Iowa Safety Drive

Gov William S Beardsley urged a two day Iowa safety congress to wage a year round campaign to cut accidents on farms in plants and at home He cited 1800 Iowa lives lost last year and called for aggressive leadership from all civic and industrial groups Twenty five hundred delegates from 150 organizations attended the first ever congress with topics including highway fire farm school recreation aviation and home safety

Des Moines Iowa Beardsley Safety Congress Congress John Hattery Nevada Alex Drier Chicago

Bulgarian Student to Speak at YM-YW Supper Discussion

Dimitar Krustev, a Bulgarian student at the State University of Iowa in Iowa City, will be guest speaker at the YM-YW supper discussion group next Wednesday at 6 30 in the YWCA room. He will discuss Behind the Tron Curtain and take questions. Committee chair Jim Kaster. members Justine George Joy Fairchild Nadine Payne. Reservations urged via YM or YW for dinner.

Dimitar Krustev State University of Iown Iowa City Ywca Ymca YWCA Krustev Jim Kaster Justine George Joy Fairchild Nadine Payne

Divorce Action Filed in Washington County

Dorothy Bernice Sayre files for divorce from Howard Arthur Sayre in Washington County. She cites cruel and inhuman treatment, seeks custody of two minor children and $40 monthly support.

Washington County Dorothy Bernice Sayre Howard Arthur Sayre

Flying Saucer Sightings Reported Near Duluth

Army intelligence officer investigated two witnesses who saw a greenish blue flare over Duluth Minnesota at about 1500 feet. Lyle Osell of Duluth described a colored flare passing overhead toward Lake Superior and vanishing in smoke. Mrs. Orville Hiller of Canyon reported a similar sighting toward Duluth to the county sheriff.

Duluth Minn Lyle Osell Lake Superior Orville Hiller Canyon Here St. Louis County

Hope to Send Gas Bill to Committee

Senate opponents seek to return the natural gas bill to the commerce committee while supporters claim a slim majority for passage. The bill, sponsored by Sen. Kerr of Oklahoma, would exempt independent gas producers from regulation by the Federal Power Commission despite House passage of a similar measure. First Senate test looms on the move to send it back, with the committee having favored passage 7 to 5. Senator Douglas of Illinois predicts a very close vote.

Washington Senate Commerce Committee Robert 8. Kerr Okla Federal Power Commission House Paul H. Douglas Ill

Government Considers Haylift To Help North Dakota Livestock

Federal officials weigh an emergency haylift as cattle starve under blizzard snow in North Dakota. Gov Randahl warns of heavy livestock losses while a district GSA official rushes to Bismarck to assess reports of starving livestock. Snow and thaw disrupt roads. flood warnings issued along the upper Mississippi. a ranchhand dies in Wyoming bringing storm toll to 24.

Chicago North Dakota General Service Administration Bismarck N. D Fred Randahl St. Paul Minn Dakotas Minnesota Canada U. S Illinois Great Lakes Mississippi River Alma Prairie du Chien Wis Mississippi la Crosse State Highway Department Wisconsin Elk Mountain Wyo

Bednasek Set to Describe Death of His Sweetheart

In Iowa City the defense prepared to have Robert Bednasek recount how a dream and a drug carved a forgotten story from his mind about Margaret Jackson's death. Bednasek 24 faces a jury as doctors testify the throat injuries likely came from a blow and that self-inflicted marks followed during a struggle.

Bednasek Sweetheart Iowa City Robert Bednasek University of Iowa Margaret Gee Gee) Jackson Harry Jenkinson Andrew C. Garvey Chicago Edward Bate Jenkinson Jenkinnson Harvey

Threaten Action on Telephone Strike

CIO Communication workers may strike next month after failing to reach a contract since 1948. Joseph A. Beirne warned at the 183rd Pennsylvnia Industrial Union convention that a strike would be vicious and aimed at pulling the telephone industry down. The union holds a 60 day truce but could pull 100000 workers nationwide starting April 25 if negotiations fail.

Pittsburgh CIO Joseph A. Beirne Beirne CLO Pennsylvania Industrial Union Council Iruman

Psychiatrists to Examine Ellis in Murder Case

Des Moines report says two court appointed psychiatrists will start evaluating Tommy Ellis 17 after his return from Helena. The AWOL soldier faces a first degree murder charge in the Feb 4 Des Moines knife slaying of 85 year old Flora Bryan. Arraignment set for April 6.

Des Moines Tommy Ellis Ellis Flora Bryan Helena Mont Verne Sawyer Pilis Rank Ely Ely Paul Cash Lou Ladd Sawyer

Polish Minister Addresses Methodists at Potluck

Rev. Joseph Szczepskowski of Warsaw and Krakow, Poland spoke to more than 200 at the Methodist church family night potluck. The native American who has spent 28 years abroad will soon become dean at a Polish Methodist university. He traced Slavic history and critiqued Marxist atheism, noting illiteracy gave control after 1917 and education is helping Slavs advance. Introduced by Mrs. Irene Nickerson.

Methodist Joseph Szczepskowski Warsaw Kracow Poland America United States Szczepskowski Russian Empire Irene Nickerson

Weather forecast for Des Moines Iowa

For Iowa fair continued cold this afternoon and tonight. Thursday partly cloudy and warmer. Highs reach 0 35 northeast to 05 40 southwest today. Tonight lows 15 20 northeast to 20 26 southwest. Highs Thursday 40 45 southeast to 45 50 northwest. Northerly winds 15 mph this afternoon becoming southerly 15 20 mph Thursday.

Des Moines Iowa Fair

Spring Plans for Farmstead Remodeling

County extension director Thomas A. Robb advises planning first on paper before spring work. List current assets and desired changes, map the grounds, involve the family, and ensure improvements improve appearance and practicality. Minor changes include sidewalks to the yard and living room, a play area, and 5-foot border plantings along fences. pamphlets available from Miss Margarita Tarr for guidance.

Thomas A. Robb Robb

Couple to Wed On Radio Bride and Groom Show

Ellen Brower of 902 North Marion will marry Richard F. Summers of Waterville Kansas on April 19 during the American Broadcasting Company program Bride and Groom in Los Angeles. Mrs Brower says she learned of the plan from her daughter via letter. further details are not yet known.

Ellen Brower Homer Brower N. Marion Richard F. Summers W. R. Summers Waterville Kansas American Broadcasting Company Los Angeles

Storm and alarms hinder Ainsworth man trip

Mrs. Julia Gardner of Redfield is visiting near Ainsworth while her host Earl Miksch faces hazardous travel conditions. Winds raged 85 to 90 mph with gusts to 110, delaying routes to Iola or Wichita. A radio alert later targeted a 1949 Kaiser with Iowa plates, but Miksch’s car license differed, avoiding pursuit.

Julia Gardner Redfield Kansas Lexington Wellman Earl and Olive Miksech Ainsworth Washington County Iola Wichita Mr. Miksch Kaiser Iowa

Senior Class Play Henrietta VIII Stages Second Show

Grade school and junior high students saw the first performance of Henrietta VIII, a three act comedy. The Washington high school senior class play directed by Wendell Rider will have public shows Thursday and Friday nights at the high school after noon. This year’s cast includes 19 students.

Washington High School Wendell Rider

Edward Arnold Drops California Senate Bid

Hollywood report states actor Edward Arnold whose radio persona Mr. President announced a Republican run for the California Senate last week. He now withdraws citing insufficiency of time for proper campaign preparation.

Hollywood Edward Arnold Senate California

Kline Criticizes Farm Bill as Inflexible on Air

In a Brad University fieldhouse debate on Town Meeting of the Air Rep. Wright Patman defended Brannan’s farm plan as workable and cheaper, while Allen B. Kline of the American Farm Bureau Federation attacked it as regimentation. Seven thousand attendees heard Kline urge price supports with more flexible controls to avoid driving small farmers to bankruptcy.

Peoria, Ill Allen B. Kline American Farm Bureau Federation Charles F. Brannan Wright Patman Tex Brannan American Broadcasting Company Bradley University Kline

Practice Census to Be Held in Washington County

Washington county census crew chief Mrs. CC R McCutchen Jr announces a Thursday practice enumeration to mirror the official record. Those interviewed now will not be re interviewed unless household changes occur before April 1.

Washington County CC. R. McCutchen ,Jr

Application blanks for small grain ready

Ames Iowa May 14 is the deadline for filing certification applications for small grain reed canary grass and bromegrass. Joe L Rob inson ISU agronomist announced blanks available, to be sent to the Iowa crop improvement association.

AMES Joe L. Robinson Iowa State College Agronomist Iowa Crop Improvement Association

GOP demands contempt citation over access to FBI files

Republicans urged the Senate to cite President Truman for contempt after he refused to allow access to government loyalty files. Led by Kenneth Wherry, they argued a Supreme Court ruling would settle executive power to defy Congress, though a floor vote seems unlikely with a Democratic majority.

Truman FBI Washington Senate Senate Gop Kenneth S. Wherry Supreme Court Congress Senate Foreign Relations Joseph R. McCarthy Wis State Department McCarthy Court of Last Resort Seth W. Richardson Wherry GOP Owen Brewster McGrath Mr. Truman Subcommittee

IOOF Regular Session Admits Members and Social Plans

The regular IOOF session met and Don Stone and Dale Herdlicka were admitted and instructed in the third degree. Five Perlee lodge members attended. The annual family social night is set for Friday March 31 with a Minstrel show segment planned for entertainment.

IOOF Don Stone Dale Herdlicka Perlee Lodge

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