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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1941

Page

8

The Roaming Chair Brigade and Daily Happenings

Bananas rise in price from five to eight cents per pound with eleven cents cited in Oskaloosa. Coffee and other foods trend upward. Cemeteries get new flowers and care at Woodlawn and Elm Grove. Notices include Laura Chilcote walking, Hattie in California, and Kurrell Foster Jr. death in an auto crash. Travel notes compare Nickel Plate and Pennsylvania railways. Glen Zaring readies farms for summer with three children graduating in June. Relatives across Princeton Cleveland and Kankakee grow. Rudolph Hess mystery after landing in Scotland stirs public chatter. Besse Conger seen downtown with green wrapped package.

Tyrone Local Notes and Community Questions

Local items from Tyrone include seventh and eighth grade tests at New Haven school and various weekend visits by residents to Fairfield Hedrick Sigourney Washington and Milo Weaver homes. A reader questions labor discrimination against colored workers in defense shifts and discusses unions employers responsibility with mixed views across states.

Otto Sheetz Tyrone Margary Crawford Joann Hafferty New Haven Walter Sheetz Caroline Fairfield Waldo Miller Milo Weaver Margaret Long Hedrick Leonard Hardesty Sigourney Bernard Hahn Fred Sheetz Jo Singmaster Jackie Washington Ruth Sheetz Ladies Aid Carl Klein

Fishing tops US sports by active following says report

The National Wildlife Federation notes fishing is the most popular sport in the United States with a larger active following than any other recreation. Several states are offering lower license fees to female anglers. Mrs. Sarah Ross of Welston Ohio, aged 96, is regarded as the matriarch of American angling, cherishing a cane pole and corn cob pipe.

National Wildlife Federation United States Sarah Ross Welston Ohio

Bell Weighs 2 080 Pounds at Independence Hall

The Liberty Bell in Independence Hall Philadelphia weighs 2 080 pounds. The item is described with emphasis on its weight as a notable attribute and connected to its historic location.

Independence Hall Philadelphia

Proceedings of the Board of Supervisors May 1941

The May 7 1941 board session notes approvals for the first quarter 1941 reports by W E Eldridge and Ed J Vergy Riverside Mayor. It records approvals of county home steward reports and various relief and maintenance bills, tax suspensions, soldiers exemption for 1940, a warning notice for case 2611, and insurance policy DNSI68 by Iowa Mut. Ins. Co.

Ned Morrow H. P. Wilson W.&. Eldridge J. P Ed J. Vergy Riverside H. Wilson R. D. van Dorin Ollie Schauf Adah Peterson I. C. White H. EF. Perry HH. P. Wilson Iowa Mut. Ins. Co

Minnesota girl 16 travels to Hollywood in search of film career

Sylvia Hamalaine, a 16-year-old Minnesota girl and expectant mother from Hibbing, arrives in Los Angeles seeking film work. She alleges she was entertained and assaulted at an improper party hosted by a prominent film celebrity. Her move spans several months.

Sylvia Hamalaine Minnesota Hollywood Los Angeles Hibbing Minn

Weed Commissioners Named Across Townships and Cities

A list names Weed Commissioners for one year across multiple townships and cities including Brighton, Cedar, Clay, Crawford, Dutch Creek, English River, Franklin, Highland, Iowa, Jackson, Lime Creek, Marion, Oregon, Seventy Six, Washington, and more with individuals such as D H Wentworth, John Cupp, O W Schmitter, Emery Leicht, H J Mangold, Albert F Stumpf, L W Gates, J R Quinn, D S Hardy, J W Turner, C H Wolfe, Ed Hotle, T G Gerdes Ainsworth City, C H Walker Crawfordsville, Harry Horesowsky, Joe Pailliotet, B A Steninger, T R Poore, and others. The board also amended salaries and authorized monthly warrants to County Home Cook and a junior social welfare worker effective April 1 1941. Deeds were issued to several entities and individuals. a homestead application was reconsidered and approved. meeting adjourned to May 1941. The Capitol of the United States note references Philadelphia capitol dates 1790 to 1800.

Brighton D. H. Wentworth Cedar John Cupp Clay O. W. Schmitter Crawford Emery Leicht Dutch Jackson J. R. Davis Lime Creek Dan Steiner Marion J. W. Turner Oregon C. H. Wolfe Ed Hotle Washington Tom Gerdes Ainsworth City C. H. Walker Crawfordsville Frank E. Gault Kalona Harry Horesowsky Riverside Joe Pailliotet Wellman B. A. Steninger West Chester T. R. Poore Brighton City M. T. Coon Brighton Independent School Dist O. B. Latta Wm. McClelland L. A. Borkoski John M. Goodwin R. M. Whitehead H. P. Wilson Ned Morrow

Court Exonerates Governor Wilson

Des Moines Gov George A Wilson was exonerated on a civil libel charge by District Judge Frank S Shankland who directed a verdict for the governor. Lehan T Ryan sued for $60000 damages claiming the governor provided a bank receivership audit containing an erroneous statement to the press. The judge ruled no damages or malice were proven and that a governor cannot be sued for damages without malice.

Des Moines George A. Wilson Frank S. Shankland Lehan T. Ryan Ryan Supreme Court Shankland

Prisoners Stage Demonstration in Dubuque Jail

In Dubuque county jail prisoners staged a four part protest over conditions and privileges. They overturned dining tables pounded cups shouted and set a mat on fire, quieted after deputies and city police used tear gas. Sheriff Leo Kisbach was away taking a prisoner to Fort Madison penitentiary at the time.

Dubuque Dubuque County Sher Leo Kisbach Dubegee Fort& Son Penitentiary

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