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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1945

Page

2

Local News from River Forest and Monmouth Alumni Events

Mrs. Ben Badenoch arrives to spend a few days with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Wilson in River Forest. Milo Steele returns home from San Diego after 26 months in the South Pacific and Guam while in the Marine Corps. He will report to the San Diego base around June 10. Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Livingston attend the Monmouth College 1895 class reunion and alumni banquet with commencement next day. Captain and Mrs. Dale Voorhees and Ensign Don Voorhees visit from Dodge City and Corpus Christi to attend their sister Mary’s graduation activities and commencement.

Ben Badenoch River Forest Frank J. Wilson Set Milo Steele San Diego Calif South Pacific Steele Marine Corps Guam S. W. Livingston Monmouth Monmouth College Livingston Dale Voorhees Dodge City Kan Don Voorhees Corpus Christi Texas Carl Voorhees Mary George Kerr Donald Roderick George Rudiger Kerr Pittsburg Penna

Major Leagues National League Results From Sunday

Results show Chicago sweeping Brooklyn in two games 4 2 and 4 1. New York beat Pittsburgh 5 1 while Pittsburgh won 4 0 in the second game. Cincinnati defeated Boston 19 8 and 9 4. St Louis topped Philadelphia 6 2 but Philadelphia won 7 6 in the rematch. Pitchers Donnelly Hansen and others listed for Friday night schedules.

National League Wikw Fch New York Brooklyn St Louie Nccuwa Ig Une Ae Sseccna Pittsburgh Cincinnati Boston St. Louis Philadelphia Paday Donnelly Hansen Butcher

St Louis routs New York in doubleheader shows swing

Scores list includes St Louis 10 1 and 6 2 over New York with Chicago 4 2 and Boston 2 2, Detroit 4 1 and Washington 1 0, Philadelphia 6 4 and Cleveland 4, plus unclear second games. Gates shows no games scheduled today.

Pet. Io . i Chicago Detroit Mt, Louis i New York Washington Philadelphia Cleveland Boston

Frozen Spread From Frozen Fruit Purees

A new uncooked cold processed jelled frozen fruit spread has been developed at the Western Regional laboratory of the USDA. It preserves natural color flavor and nutrition of ripe fruit, uses less sugar and yields the right spreadable texture.

Western Regional Laboratory USDA

Aluminum Paint Helps Heat Retention On Ship Equipment

A report notes aluminum paint adheres to boiler room surfaces and steam lines even at high temperatures. It stores heat, raises inside temperatures, lowers outside heat, and improves efficiency while making warm areas more tolerable for sailors.

Statue of Freedom rises atop Capitol with historical notes

The 19 foot bronze Statue of Freedom crowns the Capitol, originally named Armed Liberty and modeled in Italy by Thomas Crawford from plans approved by Jefferson Davis in 1850. The plaster model went to the United States for bronze casting, with a base inscription pluribus unum, and the statue was mounted on December 2, 1863.

Capitol The United States Italy Thomas Crawford Jefferson Davis Committee On Public Buildings

Community notes and war bond reminders in local columns

Local notices list service members on furlough including Delbert Badham and Paul Grecian, family visits in Riverside and Burlington, and relatives visiting from Greensboro and Peoria. War Bond drives at Penney’s are promoted, with bonds issued while you wait on Saturdays evenings.

Penney's Penney’s

World War II battlefield advances and casualties tally

American forces pushed toward Shuri as Hodges warned of a tough hold on the center, with total U S casualties at 30 426 and Japanese dead at 48 103 for the period. MacArthur announced 13 886 Japanese killed in the Philippines in seven months, and Allied progress continued across the Pacific and Asia with Tarakan and Bougainville gains and Burmese mop up underway.

John R. Hodges 24Th Army Corps Shuri Okinawa Philippines Douglas MacArthur Burma Hoechin Liuchow

Automatic dimming headlight device in cars described

An automatic electronic device uses a photo electric cell to detect oncoming headlights and automatically dims the vehicle’s own lights when a preset intensity is reached. The system aims to reduce glare for other drivers while maintaining road illumination.

Social Highlights and EM Calendar With Meetings Listed

Community groups schedule meetings from Monday to Thursday across various venues including Masonic temple and Legion hall. Highlights include Order of Rainbow Girls, Daughters of Union Veterans, Drama department dinner, and multiple circles and clubs with hosting members and event times.

Order of Rainbow Girls Masonic Temple Daughters of Union Veterans Legion Hall R. J. Kleese

Pineapple Freezing and Preparation Guide

Pineapple may be frozen. Select firm ripe fruit free of bruises and soft spots with full flavor. Wash and scrub with cold water. Cut into one half inch slices. Peel rind and trim core. Cut into small pieces for freezing.

Copper Plated Feet Fight Athlete's Foot in War Zone

Sailors and Marines in the South Pacific receive copper plating on their feet to combat athlete's foot. Tiny copper granules adhere to the skin and do not discolor the feet. The condition is said not to flourish where copper is present.

South Pacific

Lucy Leet Hosts WCTU Meeting in West Chester

Lucy Leet hosted a West Chester WCTU gathering Friday afternoon at her home with Ruth McDowell leading devotion from Il Cor. The event focused on temperance and missions with talks by Lou Bauer H Munster Florence Bauer Edith Bauer Jessie Hough and readings on foreign missions and servicemen. Refreshments were served after the program.

H. W. Munster Florence Bauer Isles of the Pacific Edith Bauer Jessie Hough God America Eddie Cantor Union Gertie Stewart Flo Ross

Food Preservation Instructions for Juices and Sugar Syrup

Instructions describe juicing trimmings and using syrup or sugar to preserve fruit. It covers packing into containers, making a 30 percent sugar syrup, or using four parts fruit to one part dry sugar, stirring before filling, and head space recommendations for pints and quarts.

Hearing aids tuned to conversational speech range

The article notes human hearing covers 16 to 16,000 vibrations per second but everyday speech stays between 590 and 2,500 vibrations per second. Modern hearing aids are designed for optimal performance within this conversational range.

Birthday notices for Mary Marr and local anniversaries

Mary L Marr of Keota marks her 88th birthday as a Journal Three Quarter Century member. Anniversary observances include Mr and Mrs Max Kirka of Phoenix married two years, Mr and Mrs James Allen of Columbus married in 1916, and Mr and Mrs Homer Godwin married in 1927.

Mary L. Marr Keota The Journal Three Quarter Century Club Max Kirka Phoenix Ariz James Allen Columbus Euection Homer Godwin

Children observe fifth birthday today for school entry

Today marked the fifth birthday for John Harry Donaldson and Terry Dean Tucker, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Donaldson and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Tucker, respectively, located north of town.

John Harry Donaldson Harry Donaldson Terry Dean Tucker Edwin Tucker

Birthday Candles For Local Children In Richland and Ainsworth

Two birthday notices honor Fred LeRoy Robinson son of Mr and Mrs Newton Robinson Richland Marsha Kaye Keller daughter of Mr and Mrs Elmer Keller Ainsworth and Robert William Wolfe son of Mr and Mrs Orcei Wolfe highlighting local families and dates.

Fred LeRoy Robinson Newton Robinson Richland Marsha Kaye Keller Elmer Keller Ainsworth Robert William Wolfe Orcei Wolfe

Birthday notices honor Zager Gott Crone children

Delores Ann Zager turns three as Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Zager receive well wishes. Blaine Gott marks 13th birthday for his parents Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Gott. Nellie Maxine Crone celebrates a birthday as daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Crone with school friends sending congratulations.

Delores Ann Zager Mrs Stanley Zager Blaine Gott Maynard Gott Nellie Maxine Crone Francis

Junior Missionary Society Meeting at United Presbyterian Church

Twenty eight children attended the Junior Missionary Society regular meeting at the United Presbyterian Church on Saturday. Girls sewed dolls for the nursery while boys prepared for the Daily Vacation Bible School. Mildred Stewart led devotions with Mrs. Robert Acheson presenting a home mission story. refreshments were served by Mrs. Marion George and Mrs. Don Paul.

Junior Missionary Society of the United Presbyterian Church Mildred Stewart Robert Acheson Marion George Don Paul

Presbyteria Morning Prayer Meeting Notice

A morning prayer meeting is announced for 9 30 Wednesday at the church. The item notes a Presbyterian congregation gathering for prayer.

Presbyteria

Birthday Observers Noted in Highland Township

Want ads note birthday observers including Mrs. John Witthoft, Wilma Mineer, Mrs. Mela Lasek of Highland township, Norma Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Milton Smith, and Harry H. Payne.

John Witthoft Wilma Mineer Mela Lasek Highland Township Norma Smith Milton Smith Harry H. Payne

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