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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1943

Page

8

Deny Americans Use Gas at Attu

The U S Navy rejected Japanese broadcasts claiming Americans used poison gas on Attu. A Navy spokesman called the charges absolutely untrue as Allied forces attack Attu. progress on the battle front remained unclear despite reports of reinforcements and naval air support.

Attu Washington, D.C Up— the Navy Today Navy United States Aleutians Aleutian Tokyo

Card of Thanks for Kind Neighbors and Floral Offerings

We express heartfelt thanks to our neighbors and friends for sympathy and thoughtful expressions. The floral offerings were especially appreciated by Mrs. Alonzo York and Family.

Alonzo York

Soldier Drowned Near Des Moines During Training Exercise

Corp. Gerald W. Roth of Lehighton Pennsylvania, about 25, drowned when a raft capsized on the North River two miles south of Fort Des Moines during a field training drill. Six soldiers attempted crossing a rope line, a strong current likely toppled the raft, two soldiers escaped, and three others swam to safety.

DES Moines— Corp Gerald W. Roth Lehighton Penn North River Fort Des Moines

Can Pho Sal Inhalant Promised To Poultry Men

Dr Salsbury's Can Pho Sal advertised as a spray or feed additive for poultry use boasting long time popularity among poultry men nationwide.

Dr. Salsbury

Denounce John L Lewis Again by War Labor Board

The War Labor Board denounced John L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers for defying the board and insisting on no jurisdiction over the coal wage dispute. It said his stance blocks new wage negotiations and challenges government procedures established to resolve such disputes.

Washington, D. C The War Labor Board Today John L. Lewis United Mine Workers Lewis United States War Labor Board Ito National War Labor Bard Leywis Government of the

Random Harvest Praise at State Theatre and War Time Reflections

The writer endorses Random Harvest as a wonderful film starring Greer Garson and Ronald Colman and plans to read the book. A fifteenth anniversary dinner is noted for Mr and Mrs Harry McCall. The piece observes wartime strains with travel limits and shortages, praising the spirit of young brides supporting soldiers.

State Theatre Greer Garson Ronald Colman Harry McCall Washington

Dayton Grove Social Notes May Visit and Local Work

Dayton Grove notes report weekend visits by Carl Oldfield Daryl Oldfield and Lyle Oldfield to Mrs A E Knotts and Mrs Irena Oldfield. J B Moore plastered for Fred Bauer of West Chester. Irena Oldfield visited Mrs J B Moore. Quarry workers and truck drivers hauled rock and lime. So and Sew club meets May 20 with Mrs Walter Leet. Will Embree and Lois Moore visited Washington on Wednesday.

J. B. Moore Dayton Grove Carl Oldfield Daryl Oldfield Lyle Oldfield A E. Knotts Irena Oldfield Fred Bauer West Chester Walter Leet Will Embree Lois Moore Washington

Ancient Herculaneum Library Preserved Hundreds of Volumes

The sole intact ancient library unearthed contains about 1,800 volumes, found at Herculaneum. This remarkable cache highlights the depth of loss in other sites and offers rare insight into classical works and scholarly life in antiquity.

Herculaneum

Fortnightly Club to Hear Irvin E Deer in May Event

The Fortnightly club invites guests to hear Irvin E Deer of Evanston Illinois as guest speaker at the May party in the Lincoln school community room. Mrs George Rudiger president says Deer will discuss the motion picture industry and censorship as well as public reaction behind the scenes.

Irvin E. Deer Lincoln School Evanston Lll Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America, Inc George Rudiger Deer Mr. Deer Censorship Board Hollywood

Californians Adopt War Consciousness, Climate Shapes Choices

Mrs. Harry Campbell of North Hollywood writes that Californians are more war conscious than Iowans due to coastal proximity. She notes Californians live in any roofed shelter as thousands of new houses go up while they learn the chicken business before deciding their next step.

North Africa Ven Jurgen von Arnim von Arnim Erwin Rommel First Army Cape Bon Bizerte Gustav von Vaerst Fifth Panzer Division Ger Boutouris Mannteufel Kurt Bassenge U.S. Arm Signal Corps U. S Harry Campbell Sylvan Street North Hollywood Calif Campbell California

Governor Hickenlooper’s Mother Margaret Hickenlooper Dies

Margaret Hickenlooper died Sunday at Iowa Methodist Hospital after a long illness from a head injury at her farm near Islockton. Gov. Bourke Hickenlooper visited during her critical illness. she had recently been in Bedford nursing home before returning to hospital. Funeral arrangements set for Blockton. born 1872 in Taylor Court, near her current home.

Des Moines Margaret Llakemore Hickenlooper Bourke B. Hicknlooper Lowa Methodist Hospital Iislockton Govenor Hickenlooper Hickenlooper Bedford Blockton Taylor Court

Former Judge and Son Die in Separate Des Moines Deaths

William Emory Miller 74, a former Iowa district judge, died in a Des Moines nursing home Sunday morning. His son, Pvt. William F. E. Miller 34, hanged himself in Crinnell jail after a 2 a.m. arrest. Police officials did not attribute the deaths to each other and termed the judge's illness critical.

Des Moines William Emory Miller Iowa Crinnell Glenn Bell Grinnell William FE. Mier

Measles Spares No Group In Public Health Reminder

A public health notice warns that measles affects all groups without exception, urging vigilance and vaccination to protect children and communities alike. Health officials stress universal precautions and immunization to curb outbreaks.

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