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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1952

Page

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Eighth Graders Told They Build Their Future With Habits

Dr John Leonard Davis of the University of Iowa addressed Washington county rural school eighth grade graduates on the theme I Am What I Am urging self discipline and habit formation. He likened life to shaping iron and urged tolerance vision and Christian living. Awards were given for a citizenship contest by the Women’s Relief Corps.

John Leonard Davis State University of Iowa Washington County Davies University of Iowa Alice Hunter Marie Baker T. G. White Women's Relief Corps Harold Brock WRC Harold Bor Smith Creek Fannie Beachy Middleburg School Sue Ann Sakulin Holy Trinity School

Big Three Propose Limits on Armies at UN Disarmament Meet

The United States Britain and France will ask the UN to cap American Russian and Chinese forces at 1,500,000 each with a northern range and percentage levels for others. Britain and France would have lower ceilings. The plan echoes a Western response to the Soviet one third cut demand and precedes a June Security Council report.

United Nations, N. Y United States Britain France United Nations U.N Gladwyn Jebb U.S China Russia Red Kremlin Soviet Union Disarmament Commission General Assembly Security Council

Crawfordsville Plans Memorial Day Events

Memorial Day services are set for Friday in the school auditorium with the Almerean Legion and Auxiliary in charge. The program includes color presentation, a pledge, a God Bless America singalong, a cornet solo, and a sermon by Rev. Ernest Smith followed by a solo. A choral closing prayer ends the observance.

Crawfordsville Yoono Almerean Legion and Auxiliary Dag God Bless America Sherbert Rieh Roll Davi Legion Wil Otis W. A. Orris Nanes Edgar Ernest Smith Wayne Davis Laith Ane Planiot Phyllis Mitelell Wheerstees

A P Church Vacation School Starts June 2

Officials of the Associate Presbyterian church announced plans for a one week Vacation Bible School from June 2 through June 6. All day sessions run 9 a.m. to noon and 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Classes accommodate all age groups and open to any child in Washington.

A. P. Church Associate Presbyterian Church Washington

C Shelanaoski Dies in Fairfield at 63

C Shelanaoski, 63, of Kirkwood Fairfield, died this morning at 6:30 in St Joseph's Hospital Ottumwa. Survivors include wife, three sons, two daughters, Jon Shelangeski of Washington, Ho Shelangeskio of Tirighton, and a sister Mrs Krats Melinsky of Washington. Funeral arrangements were not set.

I C. Shelangoski Fon Kirkwood Fairfield Ocloek St Joseph's Hospital Ottumwa Jon Shelangeski Washington Ho Shelangeskio Tirighton Krats Melinsky

Sailors Parade Meet at VFW Hall Friday Morning

Sailors and parade groups are urged to gather at the VFW hall Friday morning for a memorial parade and service. Navy veterans and families should assemble by 7 00 o clock to march, with uniforms of navy blues and white caps and leggings available at the hall.

VFW Hall All View Hueibers Vew Hall Navy Aare View Hall Sailors Memorial Service VEW Bob Days Vernon Kalvestrand Milo Steel Mining Squad Harold Kerr Jesse Radda At & Am Sailors Memorial

Corn In Need Of Warmer Weather

Des Moines reports that corn planting is lagging, with 57 percent of acreage in the ground versus 71 percent a year ago and 54 percent average for this time. Northwestern and north central districts show most progress while some low, wet fields halt work. Warmer weather is needed to boost early plantings and cutworms are causing scattered damage.

Des Moines Towa

Iowa Democrats Plan Memorial Day Parade and Programs

Iowa Democrats announce Memorial Day observances with a 10 am parade, a 9 45 am pre parade concert, and a Sailor’s Memorial service at 8 30 am on Wayland road. Various speakers, wreath dropping, and a campfire girls gathering at 6 am are listed along with marshal Herbert Pauly and parade formations on West Washington.

Truman Hysell Hysell Washington Wayland Road Bob Brewer Evert Herbert Pauly Woodlawn Avenue Bo O Fenorade Washington Street

Young Washington girl Mildred Stewart dies of throat cancer

Mildred Ruth Stewart 18 dies this morning after a three year illness from throat cancer. Funeral services set for Friday at United Presbyterian church with burial in Elm Grove cemetery. Survivors include parents Clayvee and Mary Stewart and three sisters. A marriage license was issued to Virgil Vetter and Jane Adams.

Blanche Kd Washington Friends Church Lynnville Iowa Sully Sherman H. KE. Udd Scott Stewart Karl Newton Conover Lynville Albert and Carroll DelWhening Jacob D. Sehut Aart van Harsselaar Raymond A. van Wek Gerald van Hemert Evert Haney Mildred Ruth Stewart Clovee C Stewart Route One Omenite Soliliv Minay United Presbyterian Church OL. Hanes Elm Grove Washington High School State Bank Pope Sherman's Funeral Home Miss Stewart Pee 2 Poe3 Bamer of Clayvee C Mary (Cannon Stewart Tham Washington High School Washington County Sikke Temple Keota Richard Bordwell LeRoy Krueger Wapello Ted Stewart Evanston Court House Virgil Ernest Vetter Nichols Jane Marie Adams West Liberty

School Ends Today and Fall Registration Begun

Washington public schools close their 51-02 term at noon. Senior commencement at the Methodist church tonight. Principal Robert Everetts says rural eighth graders received registration packets for fall high school, detailing courses and how to return forms. Others interested should contact My Everett.

Washington Robert Everetts Everett

Senate Rejects Move to Trim Foreign Aid

The Senate voted 41 to 3 against eliminating a $500 million cut from the foreign aid bill. Senator Welker proposed the reduction, while opponents argued the administration stalled. The Foreign Relations Committee had already cut $1 billion from Truman era requests and another cut of $400 million was defeated amid absences and administration opposition.

Washingtow Welker Senate Foreign Relations Committee Truman Senate Russell Long Dp la Abecntee Yesterlay

Legion Members Urged To March In Memorial Parade

Wayne Silverton Sr commander of Leon Beaty American Legion post urged all post members to attend Friday morning and march in the annual Memorial day parade. Members should wear Legion caps and gather at the courthouse to line up by 10 a.m.

Wayne Silverton Sr Leon Beaty American Legion Post Post Legion Court House

Journal to Be Printed at Noon on Friday

The Evening Journal will publish at noon on Friday in observance of Memorial Day. This is one of several holidays when the Journal appears at noon each year.

Journal Evening Journal

Seven Airmen Die In B 36 Crash At Carswell AFB

At Carswell Air Force Base Texas a B 36 crashed on landing bursting into flames. Seven airmen were believed burned to death and ten were injured though not yet classified. Witnesses described a wheel collapse and a mass of flames reaching high into the air.

No Trash Collection On Memorial Day

Sanitation crews will not pick up trash Friday due to Memorial Day. The Friday route will be collected Thursday morning, and residents on that route should have bags out by Thursday.

Marriage License Issued To Mauve L L and Edna K E Brenneman

A marriage license has been issued here to Mauve L L Niles of Brown Point Indiana and Edna K E Brenneman of Kalona.

Mauve Ll, Niles Brown Point Ind Edna Ke, Brenneman Kalona

Southern Utilities raises electricity rates for SU customers

Iowa Southern Utilities Company announced a system wide rate increase averaging about X percent for all general customer classes. The new schedules take effect June 1 and apply to bills rendered on and after July 1. Company officials cited higher taxes materials supplies and payrolls and noted past adjustments to residential and commercial rates.

Iowa Southern Utilities Company Lone Southern Frank B&k. Miller

Iowa Democrats set 24 vote delegation at convention

At the Iowa Democratic convention in Des Moines Kefauver and Stevenson edges top the field while leaders expect the 24 voting delegates to Chicago to go unpledged. District delegates split 16 votes with several uncommitted or leaning Kefauver or Stevenson, and Gillette favored for first ballot as a tribute. Delegates at large to be named later, with party leaders urging free delegation.

Des Moines Estes Kefauver Adilat Stevenson Illinois Iowa Chicago Guy M. Gillette Gillette Iown Jake More M. P Mike Hogan Chiccaxo Lee Kaulker Davenport Kidith Burgess Tipton R. P. White Iowa City Ray Bantee Burlington Ronald Brahmhall Keokuk Burt Hanson Williamsburg W. A. Sternberg Mount Pleasant S. W. Easter Washington Alberta Metcalf Kelly Nicholls

Employment Office Upgraded in Iowa Promote Lay to Head

George Moore announced that effective June 1 1952 the local Iowa State Employment Service office will be re classified from sub office to Class 1. Mrs Permelia R Lay becomes manager in place of interviewer in charge marking an eleven year tenure in the office. Mrs Juanita M Gould remains senior clerk.

George Moore Iowa State Employment Service Fairfield Permelia R. Lay Harge Lay Juanita M. Gould

Start Work on New Band Stand Today

Workmen began removing trees and preparing Central Park for the Ralph M. Smith Memorial band stand. H. B. Sowden oversees the project as construction starts in the park.

Ralph M. Smith Central Park H. B. Sowden

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