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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1945

Page

2

Local News Close Ties Highlight Dailey Happenings

Local residents report travel to Excel sior Springs Missouri for business and family visits. The Farm Bureau Families announce a Victory Party on May 4 at the Armory. Cecil Denison returns from University Hospital Iowa City after major surgery. Lee Dusenbery transfer to University Hospital Iowa City places him in critical condition. Mrs. Milton Barbe and daughter Judy of Keokuk visit family in town. The Barbes’ relative Martha Waite and Theodore Morgan arrive from Newport to spend ten days with Mrs. Myrtle Morgan and family.

Ralph Bauer Hame Excelsior Springs Washington Carl Voorhees Breitenbach Bauer Farm Bureau Armory Cecil Denison University Hospital Iowa City Lee Dusenbery Oakdale Sanitarium

Country Club Men To Meet Thursday

A general meeting of the country club members will be held Thursday evening May 3 with a stag golf at six o'clock dinner and business meeting at 830 in the club house. The stag committee includes Harry Simpson Dr A C Peterson Clayton Bear and Stodney Davis. Tickets are available from committee members with a Tuesday night deadline. Guest Night is May 10 followed by more stags May 28 and June 11. Members are asked to bring red meat points due to rationing.

Clab House Harry Simpson A. C. Peterson Clayton Bear Stodney Davis

Captain Whisler Addresses Rotary on Bomber Escort Methods

Captain Lawrence Whisley on leave from the Italian theater spoke to the Rotary about escorting bomber units to targets. He described attack, tinting, and prep details learned from Ploesti and southern France missions. The program showcased films The Valley of Mexico and Stepl at War at the Congress Hotel.

Lawrence Whisley Rotary Club Whisler Ploesti France Bill Sitler Valley of Mexico Stepl Rh. C. Wead J. H. Er Oakdale Ilinois George Kerr Congress Hotel

Rayon staple fiber prices slide from 1928 to present

Prices for rayon staple fiber have declined from 60 cents a pound in 1928 to 25 cents a pound at present on a net weight basis, say reports. There is practically no waste in using rayon.

Plentiful Southern Pine Used in Paper Goods

Southern pine ranks as a plentiful tree species valuable for making wrapping paper and bags. Its abundance supports durable materials across packaging industries and ongoing timber production.

Hospital Dismissals and Admissions List

Leta Sheetz of 61444 North Iowa avenue was discharged yesterday while Mrs Harriet Bradford was admitted yesterday afternoon. Dismissals today include Ralph Thompson of 415 East Washington street Mrs August Tinnes and son Larry Gene of Keota and Marie Davidson of 316 East Third street. An appendectomy was performed on Marie Davidson this morning.

Leta Sheetz Iowa Avenue Harriet Bradford

Washington wins dual track meet at Mt Pleasant

Washington high school defeated Mt Pleasant in a close dual meet yesterday afternoon 123 2/3 to 77 1/3. Washington led from the first event with 11 points in most events and 5 in relays, as many events awarded standard 5 3 2 1 points for places.

Washington High School Mt. Pleasant Washington Overton Barham Marshall Beenblossom Sweet Humble Holbert Zook Burham Miles Pehler Hants Pratt Scarff White Jiuble Chabal Brigham Biddle Morrow Walker Tweety Cook Pauls Honts Ron Dick Dare Clauren Jones Burns Bostwick Beenblosson Gilchrist Crowl Searts Hummel Hummell Sehmitt Reenblossom Miller

U S Farmers Produce Surplus for Four City Families

The average U S farm family produces enough food for home use and a surplus to feed four city families while the world average yields only enough for the family itself and surplus for half a city family.

U.S U. S

Family Moves and Church Event Noted in Local Notices

Mr and Mrs Karl Mohr and son Jimmy relocate from 200 East Polk to 426 East Jefferson Street. Men’s Brotherhood at Christ ian church held a Wednesday eve gathering at 6 45 with a good program and eats. Mrs T M Mast travels from Agency to stay at 200 East Polk while Gus and Dick remain in Agency for school. Lt Commander Mast MC is stationed at Great Lakes Navy hospital Hi. Sgt and Mrs Dale Fuhr spend furlough locally.

Karl Mohr Jimmy East Polk Street East Jefferson Street Men’s Brotherhood Christian Church All Men of Church T. M. Mast Agency Mast East Polk Street Truman M Gus M.C Great Lakes Navy Hospital

Borneo Invasion Reported By Tokyo Radio

Radio Tokyo claimed allied forces landed on Borneo near Tarakan and engaged Japanese troops amid heavy bombardment. The report said an earlier landing was repulsed and noted ongoing Allied air strikes across the East Indies and against Kyushu as part of the campaign to reduce Japanese bases.

Borneo U.S United Press Radio Tokyo Deuthh East Indies Tarakan Sulu Douglas MacArthur Philippines East Indies Tokyo Kyushu Japan

Relatives Set for Fuhr Mitchell Duty Passage

Fuhr and Mitchell relatives and friends gather as Fuhr, stationed at Fort Lewis Washington, completes a furlough here. He will report back to Fort Lewis before a transfer to Camp Beale California.

Fuhr Mitchell Fort Lewis Wash Camp Beale Calif

Okinawa Fighting Reaches Near Naha as U.S. Forces Advance

American troops on Okinawa moved within two miles of Naha, the capital, and pressed into Shuri under tank fire. Japanese planes reportedly attacked the area as the assault intensified across the Okinawa island.

Okinawa Naha Shuri

Escaping Thief Drops Twenty Dollar Bills

A thief fleeing from the Bartles oil station in Red Oak dropped twenty dollar bills along with cash and checks totaling between $500 and $600 and many gas coupons. The station is operated by Earl Resh.

Red Oak Bartles Earl Resh

Thief Steals from Police Station. Drops $20 Nearby

Police report a man crawled from a station window after breaking in. The safe was moved to a back room with a bar and sledge, and $20 in bills was found dropped in an alley while the thief fled. Officer William Nelson identified the entry and timing as early Sunday.

William Nelson

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