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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1944

Page

6

Martins and Wrens at the Wolf Bird Sanctuary Visit

Jeannette Kyle visits Vera and Leo Wolf at their bird sanctuary near the railroad, noting 87 martin pairs in five houses plus 35 wrens and bluebirds. The Wolfs care for nests, study habits, and climb to clean houses, while Vera praises Leo for his bird work and shared patriotic interests.

Jeannette Kyle Vera Leo Wolf Mr. Wolf California Leo Minnie Wolf Bird Sanctuary Kyle

Frontier Burma tribes outside legislative control

Hill tracts inhabited by frontier tribes of Burma lie outside formal legislative rule. The tribes are described as primitive, lacking democratic institutions, and governed by a simple system with minimal taxation.

Burma

Verne Boulton Dies in Alaska

Verne Boulton age 50 of Columbus City died after a heart attack May 21 in Anchorage Alaska where he worked in the U S engineers' department. The family was notified May 27 in Washington DC. He was born November 26 1893 and survived by a large family including Esther his widow five sons and several daughters.

Martha Butler Columbus Junction Verne Boulton Columbus City Anchorage Alaska U S. Engineers’ Department Washington, D. C Boulton Here George L. Boulton Esther Alfred University of Iowa Verne Stone Middletown Conn James Dewey Gerald Eugene Jon Roger Julian Elizabet M WAC Gigtethorpe Rose Mary Fiera Jeanette Patricia Ann Floyd M Lloyd Rio Wis George Wapello Hilton Hanft Russell Cuthamp Esther Boulton

Sam Turkington Tells Life History at Rotary Session

Sam Turkington, a new Rotary member, gave a full life history to the group. He was born in Washington county near Wyman, farmed, served on local boards, and later moved to Burlington before returning to Washington to focus on farming amid a tough spring. Also present were Lt. Carlton W. Lytle of the U S Navy and Mayor R L Lytle, plus H B Howell of Iowa State College. Willis Jones led the program.

Sam Turkington Rotary Club Washington County Wyman Finaily Burlington Washington Turkington Carlton W. Lytle United Sattes Navy R. L. Lytle Atlanta Georgia H. B. Howell Davenport Iowa State College Ames Willis Jones

French Resistance Paper Ridicules Nazis in Le Gaullois

London May 30 journal notes French resistance press Le Gaullois ridicules Nazi efforts rather than abusing them. It cites an interview fiction with Laval denying shortages due to posters, while the Militia and printing of bank notes and ration cards strain paper resources. Berlin bulletin adds Kiev withdrawal and Bolshevik stance.

London Resistance France le Gaullois Organe de la Resistance Souriante BBC Europe M. Laval Laval Germany Gestapo Berlin Wehrmacht Kiev Poland

Fields Cleared After Iowa Floods Reach State Farm Aid

Ames Iowa May 30 fields are rapidly cleared of flood debris after Iowa's worst storm in decades. Prisoners of war were moved to Algona to clear Pocahontas county fields while volunteers from Fort Dodge and Day ton 50 high school students and 70 farmers joined efforts in Webster county. Red Cross fed volunteers from a food truck and 200 sailors with farm experience aided Maxwell area work. A surplus of tractor operators offered help in Story and other counties, though many fields remained too wet to work.

Ames Iowa State Farm Labor Iowa State College Algona Camp Pocahontas County Fort Dodge Dayton Webster County Red Cross Naval Training School Maxwell Story County Nevada

Vitamin C storage limits and daily intake advice

The body cannot store large amounts of vitamin C, and excess is eliminated by the kidneys. Therefore daily diet should be rich in vitamin C to meet needs.

Replanting Corn Needed in Storm Area Estimates

Officials estimate that at least one third to one half of the corn in the storm area must be replanted with earlier maturing varieties or with another crop to recover from the damage.

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Soviet Pocket Tricked into Ukraine Reports Move

An alleged night transfer of a level pocket to Ukraine forced Soviet defenses to adapt in a circular formation with our troops at the center. Other items claim the Red Army loss figures and a Luftwaffe ace poised to return, while a RAF bombing attempt on Hamburg met heavy German barrage driving bombs toward Berlin.

Ukraine Red Army Air RAF Hamburg Berlin

Learn Lt. Davison Has Rejoined Unit

May 29 Wayland note reports Lt. Max Davison missing in action April 29 is safe. He piloted a B-24 Liberator as flight commander during a Berlin bombing raid when flak damaged the craft and forced emergency landings. The tail gunner was killed and the crew parachuted to safety fifty miles from land in the North Sea.

Ezra Wittmer Wayland Max Davison Davison Berlin North Sea

Ten crew member returns after icy waters rescue

Davison, one of ten crew, survived an icy water emergency and is back in action after ten days rest. He has completed two missions and hopes to be home for his daughter's first birthday. The report mentions travel and health updates for several local residents and a cablegram to a son on submarine duty.

Davison Brate Kay Ferne Holub Tues Toms. McLaughlin el Reno Okla Barbara Reschly Bob Scott Moline Ill Gerald Neff Orus P. Boshart Henry Cou! Memorial Hospital James Ezra Wittmer Mt. Ple

Industrial Alcohol From Sawmill Waste: 100 Million Gallons Possible

An official statement from wartime authorities indicates that more than 100 million gallons of industrial alcohol could be produced annually from sawmill wastes. The program aims to boost fuel and chemical supplies during the war effort.

War Orouction Heatet

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