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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1952

Page

6

Demons claim Class I title at Ft Madison Relays

Washington high School dominated the Ft Madison Relays earning 41 points to win Class I as Ottumwa’s Bulldogs edged Burlington for Class A 74 to 60. Fairfield placed third in Class A with 49 points while Muscatine Keokuk Quincy Centerville Mt. Pleasant and other teams posted point totals across divisions.

Carl Paetz Washington High School Ft Madison Fairfield Shan Town City Ottee Yass Muscatine Keokth Quincy Jib Centerville Ft. Madison Mt. Pleasant Carthage West Branch Wapello Roseville Gladstone-Oquawka la Harpe Til Toledo Bloomfield Richland Macomb Warsaw Stronahurst Lone Tree Columbus Junction Sigourney

Sherman wins Class B 100 yard dash at Ft Madison

Jim Sherman wins the 100 yard dash in Class B at Ft Madison and anchors winning legs in the 180 yard relay the 44 yard relay and the mile relay securing team relay titles.

Jim Sherman

Giants climb into second with win over Pittsburgh

The New York Giants beat Pittsburgh 4-5 to move into second place, aided by Whitey Lockman's two-run homer. Brooklyn and Chicago also had strong wins as the pennant race firms up across the league with decisive ninth-inning rallies and standout pitching performances.

Giants Pittsburgh Charlie Crescens Dunivers New York Giants Cubs Brooklyn Whitey Lockman New Yorkers Pirates Omar Turk Lown Chicago Brooklve Rally Bie St. Louis Browns Bie Walt New Garver

Bowling results and high scorers from recent matchday

Falk defeats Ross 2 1 in a team match with 2182 plus 171 handicap for Ross. Phillips beats Durst 2 1 compiling 2398 pins with 276 handicap. Marston over Carpenters 2 1 with 1978 plus as handicap for Carpenters. Old Pioneers topple Journal 2 1 totaling 219 plus 357 handicap. High team series shows Phillips as top scorer.

Old Pioneers Phillips Prot Choate Dick Dewis Choate Dallas Chambertot Falk Ross Durst Marston Carpenters Journal Niners League Phillips Drugs Carpenters Union Imunnanee Or Durst HK Marston Skeleus Falk Clothiers

Major Leagues Play Today in Big City Series

Detroit faces New York while St Louis plays Boston Chicago meets Philadelphia and Cleveland challenges Washington in Friday games across the league.

Detroit New York St Louis Boston Chicago Philadelphia Cleveland Washington Brooklyn Cincinnati St. Louis Pittsburch Pittsburgh St. Luis

Birth of Daughter for Mr and Mrs Vere White of Carbondale

Local news notes the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs Vere Norman White of Carbondale. Mr White is a former coach at Wahhington junior college and is teaching in the deal education field while awaiting placement at the University of Indiana in February.

Vere Norman White Carbondale

Lifetime daughter born in April named Michelle Ann

All lun A Lifetime daughter, born on April 23, has been named Michelle Ann. Mrs. Harry McConnell and her sister, Mrs. Wahneetah In galls, returned late yesterday from their winter spent in Tampa, Fla., Mrs. and Mrs. Glenn McCall having driven there to bring them back. Pfe. and Mrs. Maynard Goff Jr. arrived Friday from California and will visit several days in the parental Maynard Goff and George Miller homes, before going on to West Virginia where Pfe. Goff will be stationed. He recently completed training at Camp Pen- Meton, Calif.

Harry McConnell Wahneetah Ingalls Tampa, Fla Glenn McCall Pfe Maynard Goff Jr California Maynard Goff George Miller West Virginia Pfe. Goff Camp Pen- Meton Calif

Soldier Crandall serving in Korea with 25th Division

Pvt. Billy S. Crandall, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rex Crandall of Washington Iowa, is serving on the eastern front in Korea with the 25th Infantry Division. His unit, attached to a Turkish brigade, has been holding a battle line northwest of the area.

25Th Infantry Korea Billy S. Crandall Rex Crandall Washington Iowa

Prefab Remodeling Stirs East Polk Street

Ev eready advertises heating and plumbing gear as builders race to finish new Clarence French home. Readers are urged to order now for four months of warm weather as Ivan or Keith offer advice on natural gas bottled gas oil and coal systems with guaranteed service.

Clarence French Mr. French Eveready Ivan Keith

Private Crandall Joins 14th Infantry in Korea Tour

The Punchbown Private Crandall joined the Army in March 1951 and arrived in Korea in April 1952. He was previously stationed at Fort Riley Kansas with Company F, 14th Infantry Regiment.

Crandall 14Th Infantry Regiment Army Korea Fort Riley Kans

Army introduces the L-19 Bird Dog two place plane

The L-19 nicknamed Bird dog is the Army's newest two place fixed wing aircraft used mainly as an observation plane for artillery infantry and armored units. It replaces the older World War II L-5 and L-16 observation aircrafts rapidly.

Hospital Births and Admissions Report

At the hospital several newborns announced to local families including a son for Mr. and Mrs. Masson of Washington and a son for Mr. and Mrs. Plank of Wellman. Also a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Stutsman of Wellman and other births and admissions listed with names from Harper Washington Kalona and Wellman.

David Masson Washington David Plank Wellman Robert Southwick Kalona Yesterndy Neil Stutsman Felts Dougall David Jones Jacob Aller Harper Johnnie Coffman Minnie Hazen Larry Woods

Short Wave Red

A short wave radio message can be sent around the world on far less power than needed to operate an average flashlight.

Lea

Largest Diamond Cullinan Found at Premier Mine

The world’s largest diamond, the Cullinan, was discovered at the Premier mine in South Africa in 1905. It weighed one pound six ounces.

South America

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