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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1952

Page

4

Editorial reflections on politics and culture in wartime America

A collection of opinion snippets and observations on religion, politics, history, and society. The piece notes shifts in party fundraisers from processions to dinners, recalls Lincoln and Aesop, discusses memories of wartime Korea and ammunition shortages, and praises a Washington County Republican rally that successfully raised funds for the state and local party apparatus.

Washington County State Washington County Republican

Reporter Enjoys Modern Conveniences In Remodeled Home

Mrs. Fred J. Kucera writes from Davis Creek that her family’s dream came true after remodeling their home. The May 16 note recalls the moment a faucet produced water up the hill unaided, ending years of labor and travel to fetch water.

Fred J. Kucera Davis Creek

Renovation Progress and Farm Weekend Activities

Residents describe ongoing home remodeling including kitchen wiring linoleum and painting projects. Ralph Kucera helps plant corn while James Kucera and Dora assist butchering 20 roosters for the deep freeze. Crescent school held its last day and picnic with a teacher and pupils.

Ralph Kucera Jess Mitchell John Wieland James Kucera Dora Laurel Kucera Marilyn Mitchell Crescent School

Lignite Use Seen Doubling in Coming Years

The article notes that the nation currently consumes about three million tons of lignite each year and projects a near-term increase, potentially doubling consumption within a few years.

Service Men Mentioned In 1951 Navy Notes

Harold L McConnell and Ralph Keith Mitchell served in the Air Force and were assigned to units with APO addresses. John Be Duval and a Master Chief associate Navy personnel listed. Seaman Apprentice Donald D Hixson, son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Hixson of Ainsworth Iowa, trained in San Diego after enlisting November 26 1951 and prior worked for Iowa Southern Utilities.

Foss Donald D. Hixson USN Ralph Hixson Ainsworth Iowa Hixson Naval Service Naval Training Center San Diego Calif Navy Ainsworth High School Iowa Southern Utilities Co

Robert Martin Brophy Honored at Shower

Riverside, May 17 Mrs Verne Moss and daughter Marilyn and Mrs John Moss attended a baby shower for Robert Martin Brophy son of Cpl and Mrs Martin Brophy A large group of relatives and friends were present watching television and playing games.

Marge Luckey Riverside Verne Moss Marilyn John Moss Hills Robert Martin Brophy Cpl Martin Brophy

Joy accuses Reds of blocking peace at Panmunjom

At Panmunjom Korea Vice Adm Turner Joy, UN truce delegate, charged the Communists with blocking peace by vicious propaganda and other violent means. He described their latest outbursts as the most degrading and cited the ongoing diversionary moves. The report also notes a baby receiving gifts and Cpl Brophy stationed in Germany, separated from his young son and former spouse Frances Jean Rumimet hart.

Panmunjom Korea Turner Joy United Nations Truce Joy Mov Cpl Brophy Germany Frances Jean Rumimethart

Naval Academy assignment ends era of peace talks

After months of stalemate the U N truce talks drift as Adm and Gen Nam Ti face pessimism. Joy exits Friday to become superintendent at Annapolis. Maj Gen William K Harrison to replace him. Nam Ti, chief Communist negotiator, derides so called Colson concessions on Kole island.

Joy U. S. Naval Academy Annapolis William K. Harrison U. N Nam Tl Colson Kole Island

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