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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1952

Page

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Sparks Set $500000 Fire At Bettendorf Case Plant

A welding torch used to cut fire hazards sparked a blaze at the J. C. Case company Bettendorf plant. The fire damaged about 65,000 square feet of foundry space, with explosions from gasoline tanks worsening the blaze. Firefighters from Bettendorf Davenport Moline and East Moline fought the flames for two hours.

Bettendorf J. C. Case Company Davenport Tock Island East Moline Padre

Senator Warns Against House Foreign Aid Cuts

Senator John J. Sparks of Alabama, a member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, warned Republican colleagues that copying House cuts to the foreign aid program would meet stiff resistance. He called the House reductions dangerous as they cut too deep and lack flexibility. The House approved a mutual security program of 6.1626 billion dollars despite administration requests for 7 billion, with Senate debate set to begin Monday after prior trimming of one million by the committee.

Washington (Or John J. Sparks House Alabama Senate Foreign Relations Committee Senate Foreign Relations Committee Herman Welker Lda Ghep

Boy Scout Meetings Cancelled In Washington County

Boy Scout meetings in Washington County are cancelled for the coming week due to an adult leadership training course at Wellman. Leaders are expected to attend the training each evening, so the troop will not meet.

Washington County Wellman

Robert Shaffer Burns in Garage Fire Incident

Robert Shaffer about 24 is recovering from first degree burns suffered Friday afternoon while working under a vehicle in his parents garage at 621 North Second street. Gasoline escaping onto his arms and face ignited. his father Clarence Shaffer pulled him free and extinguished the flames before rushing him to Washington county hospital for treatment.

Robert Shaffer C. W. Shaffer North Second Street Shaffer Clarence Shaffer Thames Washington County Hospital

Riot at Boise Prison Involves About 50 Convicts

About 50 convicts staged a riot at the Boise prison today. Prisoners crowded into the recreation room, broke furniture, and forced entry to the supplies room. No guards were reported captured and no injuries were noted as authorities mobilized state patrol, sheriff, and local police.

Idaho Highway Patrol Ada County Sheriff's Office Lote Police Nies Schofield Miies Corrections Board Ottierss Boise

Former Scott County Officer Dies Today

Bettendorf born Luetje 73 served as Scott County treasurer from 1950 to 1955 and again from 1952 until illness forced resignation, died today at Masonic hospital in Bettendorf.

Scott County Davenport Ith Ber Fk Luetje Masonic Sanitariunms Bettendorf Scot County TOS

Right Sized Cake Pans Prevent Overflows and Burns

If pans are too small batter runs over edges and burns. If pans are too large cakes stay thin and overbaked.

Old Mousetrap as Wall Hanger for Work Garments

An old mousetrap can be mounted on a garage wall or basement to serve as a holder for cleaning rags and work clothes. Remove the bait holder and use the spring to suspend the items.

Clarence Adrian Tractor Victim in Keota Community

Clarence Adrian, 38, was killed instantly Friday at 4 50 pm when his tractor overturned at the Ralph Tinnes farm home in the Clear Creek area. He was helping excavate for a basement when the accident occurred. Funeral services are set for Monday at 9 30 am at St Peter and St Paul church, Clear Creek, with burial in the local cemetery. He was born November 22, 1918, on his father’s farm in the Clear Creek community. Survivors include his sister Margaret at home and three brothers Leonard Keota Lawrence Harper and Howard Richland.

Keota Clarence Adrian Ralph Tinnes Clear Creek Adrian Tinnes St. Peter and St. Paul John Catherine Redlinger Margaret Leonard Lawrence Harper Howard Riehland

Elephant Causes Panic Near Milwaukee Cemetery

A bull elephant wandered from a Milwaukee cemetery and charged a car carrying Mrs. Casimir Kott her father and four-year-old twins. The vehicle narrowly escaped as the elephant blocked the road and cemetery attendants were summoned to confirm the animal’s presence.

Milwaukee Casimir Kott Kott Agnes Woldanski

Master Swine Entry Deadline Set for June First

Iowa Master Swine Producers Project invites market hog producers to submit names to the county extension service by June 1. Eligibility includes farmers with at least ten sows farrowing by June 1, five years hog-raising experience, and no prior project wins. Washington County has long represented the program, seeking more qualified entrants this year.

Iowa County Extension Service Thomas A. Robb Robb Washington County

Two New Members Join Journal Three Quarter Century Club

The Evening Journal reports two new members Cassius Crossett of Washington and George Ebner of Tingley joining the Three Quarter Century club. Eligible residents of Washington county aged 75 to 745 may apply at the Journal office for this summer’s dinner gathering.

Evening Journal Journal Washington County Journals Three Quarter Century Club Washington Country Club Cassius Crossett Washington George Clege Ebner Tingley Iowa Ainsworth

Republicans Choose 50 Delegates Today

Republicans in Maryland Washington and Minnesota chose 51 national convention delegates on the first ballot. Eisenhower aimed to gain ground on Taft in Washington while McKeldin and Butler influenced Maryland votes. Minnesota delegates favored Stassen, reflecting a three state splitiment.

Washington Maryland Washington State Minnesota GOC Dwight D. Eisenhower Robert al Taft Ohio Tate Theodore Roosevelt McKeldin McKeldin Eisenhower John Marshall Butler

Women Needed to Sew on Red Cross Projects

Local Red Cross chapter seeks volunteers to sew bedside covers for servicemen and veterans at Lackland Air Force Base San Antonio Texas. Production chair Mrs John Cherry and committee members Mrs Leslie Dunlap Mrs Poof Etter and Mrs Fred Downing report bases prepared for sewing.

American Red Cross Red Cross Is Air Force Hospital Lackland San Antonio Texas John Cherry Leslie Dunlap Poof Etter Fred Downing

Earthquake Jolts Kona Coast Causing Landslides and Damage

A strong quake off Napoopoo Shore on Hawaii island triggered landslides that blocked highways and damaged two schools. Mauna Loa showed signs of erupting while Hawaii Volcano Observatory director Dr Gordon McDonald compared the event to last August's temblor. The Kona seismograph was knocked out by the shaking.

Honolulu T. Uluru Kona Hawaii Island Wien Mauna Low Gordon McDonald Hawaii Volcano Observators Napoopoo

Toastmasters Club Adopts Summer Recess Plans

The Wath ingen Toastmasters club concluded its last regular meeting and voted to take a summer recess. A single meeting will be held the last Friday evening in July likely a picnic, with regular meetings resuming in September possibly on Thursday evenings instead of Wednesday.

Toastmasters Club Wathingen Toastmasters Club Trois

Former Ainsworth Man Earns Bronze Star For Valor In Korea

Vic Francis Robins of Fort Dodge Iowa earned the Bronze Star Medal for valor in Korea. While with the Tth Infantry Division he evacuated two wounded under direct enemy fire near Huhang gol after a mine explosion. He joined the Army a year ago and attended Ainsworth public high school.

Ainsworth Korea Tth Fort Dodge Iowa Vic. Francis Robins Marilyn 14Th St Dee 7Th Infantry Regiment Lins Company Lis Huhang-gol Enmenmy Fir Army Ainsworth Public High School

Methodist Sunday School to recite St John chapter fourteen

A Sunday program at the Methodist church features a memory recitation of the fourteenth chapter of St John by a congregation member. The event is scheduled for Sunday at 2 45 am.

Methodist Church

Twelve Dead in Southwest Storms

A string of spring storms caused tornadoes floods and fires across the southwest. At least twelve people died and damage reached about 2 million as two earthquakes struck Las Vegas Nevada. Rapid Creek flood forced hundreds from homes in South Dakota. Texas Oklahoma and Arkansas faced new march weather with more rain and further threats.

Wajon Atonp Las Vegas Nev South Dakota Oklahoma Arkansas Missouri Texas Bosque Averflow Stephenville Tahlequah Oklo Bryan

Junction Man Dies In Local Doctor's Office

Oliver McCullough 72 died suddenly Friday afternoon in Dr Elmer Groben's office during treatment. Funeral arrangements are pending. He was born December 21 1879 near Conesville, son of Albert and his wife. Survived by three sons Ray Nichols George and Lloyd in Muscatine, three daughters Bessie Mee Neva Oetter Elva Zoller in Davenport, plus several grandchildren.

Columbus Junction Oliver McCullouch Elmer Groben Stephens Funeral Home Mr. McCullough Conesvillie Albert McCullough Elinehe Hallees McCullough Columbus Jurfetion State Bank Ray Nichols George Lloyd Muscatine Bessie Mee Neva Oetter Elva Zoller Davenport

West Chester Honor Roll Lists and Perfect Attendance

West Chester announces second semester honor roll names including Barbara Stephens Sylvia Young Kathie Fisher Martha Stephens Janet Augustine Faith Bauer Marcella Bowser Melba Hole Mary Peiffer Janet Porter Patricia Soethout Janet Tinhes. Last six weeks honor roll lists include Richard Ross and others with extra names. Perfect attendance awards honor several high school students across general and trades programs.

West Chester Barbara Stephens Sylvia Young Kathie Fisher Martha Stephens Janet Augustine Faith Bauer Marcella Bowser Melba Hole Mary Peiffer Janet Porter Patricia Soethout Janet Tin- Hes Richard Ross

Taft backs MacArthur for Pentagon post and Korea pullout

Sen. Robert Taft urges reinstating Gen. Douglas MacArthur and moving him to the Pentagon while calling for a Korean troop withdrawal and arming South Koreans. He criticizes past military policy and supports continued price controls as part of his broader platform.

Aberdeen UPD Robert Taft MacArthur Pentagon Taft Douglas MacArthur U.S Korea

Marriage Licenses Issued in Court Today

Two marriage licenses were issued at the court house today to Francis K Beliel and Nancy Lee Dixon both of Des Moines and to Gilbert Raymond Mitchell of West Chester and Mary Lou Lukavsky of Washington. city officials reported.

Court House Francis K. Beliel Nancy Lee Dixon Des Moines Gilbert Raymond Mitchell West Chester Mary Lou Lukavsky Washington

Koje Island POW camp sees banners removed and leadership shakeup

Communist prisoners obey order to haul down Red flags at Koje island compounds after Brigadier Generals Dodd and Colson lose ranks. New camp commander Hayden Motaner wins a quiet victory as flags stay down in several enclosures. A bloody riot April 10 injures scores as guards clash with prisoners and casualties mount among Americans, South Koreans, and Reds.

Koje Korea Koje Island Rg. Dien Hayden C. Moatner Roatner Francis T. Dodd Eighth Army Kore Casulatios Heaus Col Rose Island Forte Charles JF. Colson Dodd United Nations Colson 1St Corps Th Army British Commonwealth

Glenn Taylor Dies In California Home

Word has been received in Washington of the death of Glenn Taylor in Hollywood California. He was born near Washington the son of William Taylor and was a chiropractor in Garden City Kansas until moving to California about three years ago. His death occurred May 30. Survivors include his wife and two sisters Mrs A B Palmer and Mrs George Abel of California.

Washington Glenn Taylor Hollywood Calif Taylor William Taylor Garden City Kansas California A. B. Palmer George Abel

Class Day Honor Roll Error In Evening Journal

Donald Kuntz name incorrectly listed in the class day story. He is among this year’s seniors who earned a place on the honor roll with a 94.06 percent grade average.

Donald Kuntz Evening Journal Donald

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