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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1952

Page

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City Councilman Resigns and Street Plans Discussed

City councilman Kid Sorrell from the fourth ward resigned at a Monday meeting. Waste Marston previously resigned, Harold Mangold to fill that vacancy. The council will choose no immediate successor. the term ends January 1954. Street improvements in Washington will proceed but limited by funds. some residential streets will start soon. The board also addressed sewer hook up rules. residents along the new sanitary sewer must connect within 30 days or the city will perform the work and bill the property owner.

Kid Sorrell Fourth Ward Sorrell Waste Marston Il Health Harold Mangold Washington Tae Board of Health W. B. Dupuis Board of Health

Kalona Seniors Plan Annual Class Play

Kalona High School presents the play Take Your Medicine under Mrs. Lowell Leet at the school auditorium at 8 oclock Friday and Saturday May 10. Dean Spicher and Elvin Dale Yoder lead as Jonathan Puckett and Henry W. Dodson with a large cast.

Kalona Kalona High School Tihe Lowell Leet So’elock Dean Spicher Elvin Dale Yoder Jonathan Puckett Henry W. Dodson Louise Wallans Angela Warren Jim Hershberger William

Reds Seek Armistice Pause Doubts Reinforcements at Panmunjom

Panmunjom reports quote Gen James A. Van Fleet saying the Reds apparently do not want an armistice and have delayed talks. He adds the South Army can outfight or outlast them as delegates adjourn after a five minute session with no progress on three key deadlocks. The two sides plan a seventh plenary session tomorrow.

Panmunjom Korea James A. van Fleet van Fleet Sth Chenmn Prench

Brighton Friends Attend Triple Funeral at Fairfield

Brighton residents attend the funeral of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harwood and their little daughter Karen in Fairfield. The item notes other local attendees and several community events including WSCS activities and visits, plus updates on local residents and a Legion conference at Mt Pleasant.

Brighton Fairfield Carl Hamann Tipton Kenton Mangold Washington C.D. Mann Margaret Miller Robert Harwood Karen WSCS Hattie Jones Ross Day Harold Larson L. A. Horton Addison Parcell Wayne Parcell Rock Island James Dunlop Midland Park N. J Howard Washburn Johnny G. G. Kisor Carl Alm Galesburg Wanrus John Dodds Fred Wanrus Jacok Dunbar American Legion Mt. Pleasant Joel Arnold St. Anthony Hospital E. L. Edmondson Col Robert Edmondson Pensicola Fla

Funeral Rites for Waide Welch Held at Jones Funeral Home

Funeral services for Waide Welch age 67 were conducted at 2 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home with Dr. C. G. Ren in charge. Burial will be in Ditia Grove Cemetery. Welch died May 1 at his home 30 South Second Twenty after a heart attack. He was born south of Washington, son of Bill Webb and Belle Trotman Webb. Survivors include cousins. Pallbearers listed: Jolie Custer, C. C. Wilson, Ken Stiveves, Frank Casey, Art Thrapp, Charles Denison.

Forealle Welch Jones Funeral CG. Ro Ren Ditia Grove Mr. Welch Washington Bus. Bils Ant Belle Trotman Webb Carson Vphurmbing & Heating Jolie Custer C. C. Wilson Ken Stiveves Frank Casey Art Thrapp Charles Denison

Steel Production Nearing Normal Across U S Steel Plants

Steel production in the United States neared normal as United Steelworkers awaited leadership moves. U S Steel said all blast furnaces and open hearths were operating, with full production expected by week’s end. Jones & Laughlin also anticipated normal capacity as rolling mills led the rebound. The American Iron and Steel Institute did not give a firm estimate, though ingot output was seen at about two thirds of capacity.

Pittsburgh CIO United Steelworkers US Steel U.S. Steel American Iron & Steel Institute

R. S. Cochran Dies at Nursing Home at 81

R S Cochran, 81, longtime Johnson County resident, died Monday at Stanley Rest Home in Washington. Funeral services set for 2 p m Wednesday at Cathout Funeral Home in Iowa City. Survived by two sons and two grandchildren.

Kh. Os. Cochran Johnson County Stanley Rest Home Washington Cathout Iowa City

Burglar Breaks Into Service Station Here

Local lawmen investigated a break in at Don Pauls service station on North Iowa Avenue. Entry was through a rear window, 20 pennies stolen, and a tire tool used to open the cash drawer. Similar thefts reported at the Ford garage in Sigourney suggest a possible connection.

Don Pauls Iowa Avenue Sigourney Ford

Rules Gambling Tax Declared Unconstitutional in Pennsylvanian Ruling

U S district court in Philadelphia voids the $50 federal gambling tax and registration for bookmakers and gamblers as unconstitutional. Judge George AL Welsh dismisses the information against Joseph Walriger 36 and says the license scheme infringes self incrimination and targets only bookies and numbers operators while excluding other gamblers. The ruling raises questions for government appeal to the Supreme Court. Pennsylvania is cited as a state where gambling is legal.

U.S. District Court George AL Welsh U.S. Supreme Court Internal Revenue Joseph Walriger Kahriger

Army Officials Deny Reports Of Ammunition Shortages

In Tokyo, Far East Command says ammunition is adequate in Korea with rationing of hand grenades and some cartridge types to front line troops. The communique notes rationing saves money and preserves reserves, countering reports of shortages while confirming high daily expenditure by Fifth Army.

Washington Murs Korea Far East Command Tokyo Aisner Pentagon Eifth

Washington Camp Fire council May meeting announced

The May meeting of the Washington area Camp Fire council will be held Thursday evening in the Camp Fire rooms of the city hall. The meeting will begin at 8 o clock.

Washington Area Camp Fire Council

Suspect Arrested In Schuster Slaying

Providence reports an arrest in the Arnold Schuster murder case. Harvey Bistuny, 19, described as a prime suspect, was captured with armed companions during a raid by Massachusetts and Rhode Island police. He lived in Taunton and Boston and was linked to Willie Sutton’s circle.

Providence Arnold Schuster Thyres Massachusetts Rhode Harvey Bistuny Willie Walter Stone Bistany Boston Willie Sutton

Iowa Gymnasts Set Tonight in Washington

State University of Iowa gymnasts perform in the Washington YMCA tonight at 7 PM. The event features trampoline acts from the Big Ten group. Admission is free with a free will offering benefiting the local Boy Scout Explorer post. Sponsored by the Y's Men's club.

State University of Iowa Washington

New London Doctor and Son Injured in Highway Crash

Dr. Robert Stoley of New London and his eight year old son Peter were injured in a two vehicle accident on highway 21 three miles south of Riverside junction. The dump truck driver Ray Adams of Tipton and the Des Moines based semi trailer operator L O Picart were southbound when they sideswiped the northbound vehicles. Dr Stoley suffered serious head injuries and underwent surgery at University hospital Iowa City.

Bronx N.Y. Zoo Fred Martin Tiger House Helen Dacca Sira Gingi Wadi Souja Robert Stoley New London Peter University Hospital Iowa City Highway 21 Stoley Riverside Highway Patrol Dr. Stoley Ray Adams Tipton L. O. Picart Des Moines

Wasp Steams Into Port After Hobson Disaster

The Wasp arrives with 61 survivors from the Hobson collision that sank the destroyer minesweeper with 176 lost. Survivors recall horror and rescue amid oil slicks as officers defer cause questions to a naval board. Captain Burnham McCaftree offers condolences and postpones comments to spare families.

Wasp Burnham McCaftree Hobson

Plan Junior Senior Banquet at Washington High School

The junior class plans the annual Junior Senior Banquet Thursday in the Methodist church basement with Kay Holland as general chair, Dan Brindley tickets, Sybil Bagge and Lavonne Edwards programs, Judy Arthur and John Gasper decorations, Austrey Vittetoe menu, and Ernie Beenblossom cleanup. Afterward the Junior Senior Prom will be held at the high school gym with Rowena Carter as general chair.

Washington High School Hay S Methodist Church Kay Holland Dan Brindley Sybil Bagge Lavonne Edwards Judy Arthur John Gasper Austrey Vittetoe Ernie Beenblossom Rowena Carter

Methodist Mother Daughter Banquet Planned by Washington Churches

The Methodist church here will observe a Mother Daughter banquet next Sunday evening. Methodist mothers and daughters will meet for the banquet at 6 30 p m. Friday and reservations should be called to the church office immediately. Methodist men will serve the dinner.

Methodist Church Washington Suriday Methodist Mothers and Daughters

Car incident destroys vehicle after collision

A car was hurled into the path of a thief or dangerous obstacle and the vehicle was completely demolished in the crash. Police reported the incident and began an inquiry into the events leading up to the collision.

Thatoleyer

Booth A A Funeral Rites Held For Chavener A Booth

Funeral services were held at 2 pm Monday in the Presbyterian church with Deacon Gresshein presiding. Jones funeral home managed arrangements with burial at Ainsworth cemetery. Pallbearers included Kenneth Arthur Howell Owens Homer Hunt Clifford Conklin Willard Palmer Eugene Martin. Honorary pallbearers were William Girat Harvey Davis Irv Witham J N Youn Leonard Tans Sam Munson William Glassheiner Gene Gorham Harold Cumming Harold Johnson William Potratz Vernon Wittric.

Chavener A. Booth Presbyterian Church de Wot. Gresshein Jones Funeral Home Ainsworth Kenneth Arthur Howell Owens Homer Hunt Clifford Conklin Willard Palmer Eugene Martin William Girat Harvey Davis Irv Witham J. N. Youn Leonard Tans Sam Munson William Glassheiner Gene Gorham Harold Cumming Harold Johnson William Potratz Vernon Wittric

Taft Seeks All Ohio GOP Delegates At Convention

In Columbus Senator Robert A. Taft urged all of Ohio's Republican presidential delegates. An estimated 150000 voters in Ohio participated in the primary. Governor Harold Stassen of Minnesota entered candidates for 47 GOP convention seats. Dwight D. Eisenhower was absent from the ballot, while Kenneth Hisenhauer, a rubber worker from Summit County, appeared as a backer of Eisenhower. Democratic primary voting barred four convention seats. Estes Kefauver sought votes against Robert J. Bulkley.

Columbus Ohio Robert A. Taft Taft Harold Stassen Minnesota Dwight de Eisenhower Summit County Kenneth Hisenhauer Sen Estes Whetanver Tennessee Robert J. Bulkley

Foster Radio & TV celebrates twelfth business anniversary

Larry Foster, proprietor, marks twelve years since opening Foster Radio and Television in Washington. He moved from Biggsville, Illinois, on May 6, 1940, after five years running a repair shop there. The business now offers car radio service alongside TV and radio work at 113 North Iowa Avenue.

Larry Foster Foster Radio &Television Mr. Foster Washington Biggsville Illinois Poster Chas. Bartholow Force Out Fosters Foster Earl May Seed Store North Iowa Avenue

Banker Admits He Embezzled 450000 In New Jersey Case

A Perth Amboy bank vice-president confessed to embezzling 450000 from seven accounts to fund loans for troubled small businesses. William Horley 50 described as a charity worker testified during a six hour session with Middlesex County Attorney. Bail set at 625000 pending grand jury action. Some debts repaid by Horleys friends. insurer covered part of the loss.

Perth Amboy N. J William Horley Entired Middlesex Alex Ber HoreStrot Perth

Call First Practice For Girls Softball

The Rothschild Maybelle girls softball team will begin practice Thursday at 6 pm at Stewart School. This will be the only girls softball team in Washington this year, and all interested players should report Thursday at 6. If rain cancels, practice moves to Friday evening.

Rothschild-Maybelle Stewart School Washington

Weather Outlook For Des Moines Iowa

Iowa will see cooler conditions this afternoon with highs near 70 to 80 degrees and partial cloudiness. Tonight and Wednesday bring scattered showers especially in the west, cooler southeast, with lows around 46 to 52 and highs near 75 to 80 in the east and around 80 in the west. The outlook shows more showers Thursday and cooler turning northwest. Five-day averages suggest temperatures 3 to 8 degrees above normal, with typical highs 62 to 70 and lows 44 to 68.

Dis Moines Iowa

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Council Elvin Yoder Edna Crile Bronx Zoo Waide Welch R. S. Cochran Nursing Home Philadelphia Collins Army Exhaus Tion Music Week Washington Municipal Band Central Park Melody Maich March Novelles A. Lassus B. Teddy Trombone Comandante Marche Espagnole The Patriots of the Potomac Fillmore Holmes Mydadleton Guentzel Lehar Gilbert King Setwart Price Ackermann Alexander Schuster Fate Trooper Marty America Marilyn Wilson Susan Conner Janet Prescott Jim Gorham Larry Cocheran Pauline Crone Boot Funeral Sen. Taft Storley Eber Horley
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