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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1948

Page

8

Memorial Day Program Planned in Ainsworth on Monday

Ainsworth schedules Memorial Day events for May 31. The band meets at 12:30 at the school house, performs 1:00 to 1:30 on the grounds, then moves to the high school for a 2:00 program with Supt. Jess Tomlinson as platform chair and Daryl Pearson as marshal. The program includes songs, an invocation by Rev. R. J. Stahmer, an address by Rev. Carl Steiffel, and a firing squad at the cemetery led by Claude Carson.

Ainsworth R. J. Stahmer Massa Jay Edmondson Kenneth McConnell Jess Tomlinson Edward Tomlinson Carl Steiffel Happy Land America Benediction Rey Stahmer Claude Carson

American civilian wounded by Russian gunfire near border

Karl Smith 45, of Huntington West Virginia, a civilian engineer on a U S public works team, was struck four times by bullets from a Soviet controlled North Korean constabulary near the 88th parallel border. Doctors said none penetrated flesh and he would be hospitalized about six days. The U S army cited tense conditions as Lt Gen John R Hodge warned critical days lie ahead for Americans.

Seoul U. S. Army U. S Threeman Public Works Korea U.S John R. Hodge Karl Smith Huntington W. Va Smith 88Th Parallel

Weather outlook signals clearing, cooler tomorrow

Partly cloudy tonight with scattered showers. Clearing weather expected tomorrow with much cooler temperatures.

Farm Income Rises as Net Farm Production Grows

Net farm production nationwide reached 15 billion dollars last year, up from 6.5 billion in 1941. The Giannini foundation at the University of California forecasts higher incomes this year amid improving prospects.

Giannini Foundation of University of California

Why the U S Rejected Russia Peace Overture

The United States explains its refusal of Soviet peace proposals during the cold war. Officials cite three reasons: years of failed settlement talks with the USSR, Soviet obstruction, and the choice to proceed with world recovery without Moscow.

Washington United States Russia Soviet Union U. S

MacArthur Praised for Delicate Task by Japanese Official

Des Moines May 27 A Japanese government official praised General MacArthur for performing a delicate task with admirable efficiency. Dr Iwao Agusawa director of the Japanese central labor relations board said there has been an anti communist movement by Japanese labor union members since February 1 1946 noting the date set for a general strike of all Japanese unions.

Des Moines Douglas MacArthur Iwao Agusawa Japanese Central Labor Relations Board

Wayland W S C S Members Host Mrs Brooks Home Event

Mrs Bethan Brooks and Mrs Res Swan entertained about 25 ladies of the Wayland Methodist W S C S at the Brooks home on Thursday evening. Various local families were noted as guests at different gatherings and dinners across Sunday and Saturday evenings.

Wayland W.S.C.S Mrs. Brooks Mrs. Swan J. J. Rich Stringtown Bethan Brooks Res Swan Wayland Methodist Church Brooks L. H. Rinner Elmer Roths Raymond Rich George Unkrick J. J. Richs Homer Wenger Elmer Wenger Lloyd Alliman Otto Suter Ted Zieglowsky Ralph Witthoft William Freyenberger Peter Widmer Jake Jake Graber Velma Graber Nelson Sugar Creek Clayton Nebel Marvin Widmer Chris Widmer Dr. Widmer Galen Widmer Noah Widmers Ethan Brooks John Corey Mary Martin Morning Sun George Brooks Rex Swan Bill Deaton Arlene Conrad Dianne Widmer Conrad Elmer Roth Laurina Ediger Buhler Kansas Mr. Widmer Dianne

Japanese Official First to Visit U S Since War

Union members and Gen. MacArthur said the visit was inspired by a few radical union leaders. Agusawa becomes the first Japanese government official allowed to tour the United States since the war.

Gen. MacArthur Agusawa U. S

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