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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1945

Page

1

Army to send all fit troops to foreign service before discharge

New York May 29 UP Maj Gen James A Ulio adjutant general of the army said every physically fit soldier not yet overseas will be assigned to foreign service before discharge. The army aims to speed civilian return but the war against Japan remains more important than quick demobilization. The army will not ask any GI to lay down his life for another to return home sooner.

New York United States Gendames A. Ulio Army Ulio Japan G. I

Graveside service planned for Mrs Smouse at Woodlawn Cemetery

Burial services for Alice Smith Smouse will be held late Wednesday at Woodlawn Cemetery. Friends meet at Sherman’s funeral home at four p.m. for the procession to the cemetery. Dr. F L W Eastwood of New London will conduct the service. Mrs Smouse died Sunday in Colorado Springs after living in Long Beach and Colorado Springs. her step-daughters include Mrs Frank Wells of Colorado Springs and Mrs John Bowman who is deceased.

Sherman's Leonard Smouse Woodlawn Sherman FL W. Eastwood New London Long Beach Calif Colorado Springs Frank Wells John Bowman Margaret Servatius Elma Bow

Degree Bestows Doctor of Divinity on Rev E E Grice

Rev E E Grice, a professor at Cairo Egypt based United Presbyterian mission seminary, received the doctor of divinity degree at Muskingum college commencement. He is an Ohio college alumnus, delegate to the United Presbyterian general assembly opening at Monmouth.

EE. J. Grice United Presbyterian Mission Theological Seminary Cairo Egypt Washington U.P Muskingum College Grice Ohio College United Presbyterian General Assembly Monmouth George Kerr Washington bRarter

Clean City Dresden Maintains Neat Museums and Parks

Dresden stands as a notably clean German city with pristine museum and hotel interiors and well kept parks. Special seating for children with muddy boots is provided in public spaces to keep areas tidy.

Dresden Germany

County 4H Rally honors Mrs Fladung as honorary member

At Lincoln School the county 4 H rally concluded with Mrs John Fladung initiated as an honorary member. The event featured a 4 H revue titled The 4 H Way to Victory and Peace and included a cooperative dinner for 206 club members, parents and friends.

Lincoln School Fladung John Fladung Washington County

Holiday Schedule At Local Theaters

State and Fox theaters announce a memorial day holiday schedule with afternoon and evening shows. Pictures will run continuously from 2:20 p.m. until closing time at both venues.

State Fox Theaters

Last Day For Canning Sugar Applications

Thursday is the final day to file canning sugar applications with the county price and rationing board. Memorial Day closes offices, including the court-house, so filings cannot occur then. Certificates will be issued as fast as issued grants allow, and buyers must present both the certificate and ration book No 4 at stores with signatures.

Court House

War Bond Sale Still Lagging in Iowa

Iowa must sell Series KE war bonds totaling 1.7 million dollars daily through June 30 to hit the 82 million dollar seventh war loan goal. Through May 29 the campaign lagged two to three million dollars behind pace due to rains and bad roads, with farmers urged to buy up to full quotas immediately. W. L. Clark of the Iowa war finance committee urged strong home front support for Pacific theater troops and noted veterans returning wounded emphasize the need to buy bonds.

Des Moines Iowa Iowa War Finance Committee Federal Reserve Bank Europe Germany W. L. Clark Pacific

Grave Syrian Crisis Deepens as French Troops Press

Jamil al Mardam, acting Syrian premier, said 100 Syrians were killed and 300 wounded in widespread fighting with French forces in the Levant. Reports from Damascus and Beyrouth described derailed trains, attacks on convoys, and French tank reinforcements amid rising tensions in Syria, Lebanon, Hama, and Homs. Britain and the United States voiced concern and urged restraint while warning France that further reinforcements could have regrettable consequences.

Beyrouth Levant Jemil Mardam Syria Mardam Damascus Lebanon Hama Kreneh Damascugs Homs London Anthony Edey Commons Great Britain Iraq House Eden Middle East Britain United State France

Jaspering Sentence Suspended by Court

Judge Frank Beechly sentenced Walter Jaspering to six months in Washington County Jail for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. The sentence is suspended on good behavior and parole to Sheriff H M Putnam. Jaspering’s driving license is revoked for one year.

Frank Beechly Walter Jaspering Washington County Jaspering Beehly H. M. Putnam

Wolf Burial Here Thursday at 10 30

Burial services for Thomas R Wolf will be held at 10 30 Thursday morning at Elm Grove cemetery. He died in Chicago November 4 1944 and cremated. Born June 27 1864 in Washington, he was the son of Samuel and Anna Wolf. He lived here in his youth and in Chicago for the last 50 years in business. Arrangements by L A Jones funeral home led by Dr Fred K Miller.

Thomas R Wolf Elm Grove Cemetery Fred K. Miller Mr. Wolf Chicago Washington Samuel Anna (Robinson) Wolf L. A. Jones Funeral Home

Washington City Plans Wednesday Concert Schedule Change

At a council meeting Washington voters approved a new plan with the Washington Municipal Band for 14 Wednesday evening concerts starting in June replacing many Saturday events due to war constraints. The band will be paid 1500 dollars for the season and Memorial Day performances remain unpaid under long held policy. Ralph Young returns as band director for Memorial Day.

Washington City Council Washington Municipal Band Mo W Steele

Legion Urges Big Memorial Day Turnout

Commander Jay Brewer of Leon Beatty post called on American Legion members to join Memorial Day services with a large parade. He urged several score participants, uniforms preferred, and color guard and firing squad to assemble at city hall. Traffic to cemeteries provided for WWII veterans to decorate graves.

American Legion Jay Brewer Leon Beatty Brewer Court House Central Park Legion

Corporal Atkinson Writes Father of Wartime German Sightings

Corporal Marsh Atkinson reports to his father M. D. Atkinson that he is seeing the same German territory his father described from World War I. The elder Atkinson served with the army of occupation in 1918 1919 and visited towns including Nieder.

Marsh Atkinson M. D. Atkinson Germany Army of Occupation Nieder

Honor to 438 Soldiers With Cemetery Sprays in Washington

Community services Sunday honor 438 war dead with grave sprays at Elm Grove and Woodlawn cemeteries. Central Park service at 9:30 includes Donald Klene of Burlington delivering an oration on citizenship. A 10:30 parade will proceed from the courthouse to the two cemeteries with an earlier navy tribute at a creek bridge on Brighton Road.

Washington Elm Grove Woodlawn Central Park Donald Klene Burlington American Legion Court House Corner Creek Bridge Brighton Road

Churchill Seeks Early Meeting With Truman and Stalin

In London May 29 Prime Minister Churchill affirmed plans for an early meeting with President Truman and Marshal Stalin. The reply came in writing to a question from Labour MP Ivor Thomas as Labour MPs criticized Churchill over Breisig. Churchill notes his son is in town and will join discussions when he returns home.

London Churchill Truman Marshal Stalin Commons Ivor Thomas Breisig

Jap Defense Is Rapidly Crumbling

News desk dispatches report rapid gains on Okinawa and Luzon as American forces push toward Japan. In Okinawa the 10th Army nears Shuri, encircles Naha, and shells Shuri Castle while landings occur along Onoruma. Luzon sees a push from Cagayan Valley toward 30,000 Japanese in the northeast. British 14th Army advances toward the Thai border in Burma. Admiral Soemu Toyoda is removed from command in a navy shake-up. Yokohama endures a daylight raid by 450 Super Fortresses, setting fires across the port and surrounding areas. In China, vanguards move toward Suilu near Nan­king and Liuchen corridors.

Pearl Harbor Okinawa Luzon Japan Jokinawa Naha Shuri Cagayan Valley Santa Fe Burma 14Th Mokshitwa Rangoon Toungooo Soemu Toyote Navy 6Th Division Naha Harbor Onoruma Island Yokohama Guam Atr Yoko- Icuna Gombarudiers

War crimes trials how soon justice will be served

Morrison pressed for immediate trials of war criminals while Churchill admitted uncertainty. Morrison urged delay until proper arrangements and a method between the powers were agreed. Churchill responded that he knew no more than he did previously about Goering’s dispatch and the justice timetable.

Herbert Morrison Churchill Field Marshal Goering

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