Memorial Day observance follows tradition here
Washington residents joined the nation in honoring war dead with a sailors memorial on the bridge south of Washington and a flag raising at the post office lawn. A municipal parade to Woodlawn and Elm Grove cemeteries followed, with speakers Vernon Kalvestrand, S. J. Kehoe, and Dr. E. J. Haney urging citizens to prove worthy of sacrifices.
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Washington
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United States
Wastington
Wasthand
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Court House
Tooclock
Woodlawn
Eli Grove
Vernon Kalvestrand
J. Kehoe
E. J. Haney
Elm Grove Cemetery
Memorial Day tribute to fallen Navy sailors
A Memorial Day address honors United States Navy heroes who died defending liberty since 1776. The speaker recalls duty, discipline, and the line Ave Ave Sir, urging present Americans to value freedom, resist tyranny, and repay the cost of liberty with action rather than apathy.
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United States Navy
Korea
United States
First Union Park Service Scheduled For Sunday Night
In case of cold weather the first in the union church service series will be held at the Christian church Sunday at 7 30 p m Rev Milo J Phillips of St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed church will speak on A Sty Cure for Worry Others will take part Mr and Mrs Robert Mwerett will sing a vocal duet accompanied by Mrs U S Smith This marks the beginning of a series of union services through August.
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Milo J. Phillips
St. Paul's Evangelical & Reformed Church
Robert Mwerett
U.S. Smith
Nazarene Vacation School Planned at Church of the Nazarene
Daily Vacation School at the Church of the Nazarene opens Monday at 9 am with classes through June 6. Activities include story telling, crafts, and Bible study under Mrs. Ross Gault as supervisor. All children urged to attend.
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Church of the Nazarene
Mundas
Ross Gault
Visor
Rev Trenerry to Speak Here Sunday Morning
Former Washington Baptist pastor Rev Alfred Trenerry will deliver the Sunday morning sermon at Washington church during Rev Karl Longfellow's absence. Retired and residing in Bonaparte, Trenerry will discuss the topic Whats Christianity. Mrs Louise White returned home after visiting friends in Keota.
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Trenerry
Alfred Trenerry
Washington Baptist Church
Bonaparte
Washington
Karl Longfellow
Louise White
Keota
County Home Bond Issue Prompts Local Interest
Voters in Washington County prepare to decide a 72 000 dollar bond proposal to add and equip the Washington County Home. The plan would authorize a tax levy up to one mill for five years to fund the project amid concerns over inadequate hospital wards and fire safety. An opposing group runs a paid ad in the Journal outlining objections and urging defeat.
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Washington County Board of Supervisors
Citizeens
Washington County
Three Paroled From Anamosa Reformatory
The Iowa parole board released three inmates from Anamosa reformatory on paroles. James Steenall aged 60 from Linn County sentenced May 11 1950 to 10 years for forgery and desertion. Donald Koelme 19 from 1950 to 10 years for forgery and desertion. Donald Koehne from Delaware County March 30 1950 to seven years for obtaining money under false pretenses. Donald Head 27 from Story County sentenced April 11 194? to 1 year for forgery.
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Iowa
Story County
Camp Lejeune Marine’s string of misfortunes with pets and injuries
At Camp Lejeune North Carolina Marine Pfc Thomas Byrd petted a cat that proved to be a skunk later. He was stung by a hornet the next day and bitten by a rattlesnake the following day. After discharge from the hospital he stubbed his toe on the steps and limped back to bed.
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Camp Lejeune
N.C
Pfc
Thomas Byrd
Barkley Joins Democrats as Sixth Presidential Candidate
Vice President Alben W. Barkley formally enters the Democratic race as the sixth candidate. Chicago ballots begin the nominating process with 1,250 votes split so no one exceeds a fourth. Barkley favors a compromise role, not actively seeking the nomination but open to it if offered. Other announced candidates include Estes Kefauver, Richard Russell, Brien McMahon, Robert Kerr, and W. Averell Harriman.
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Chicago
Truman
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Richard T. Russell
Georgia
Brien McMahon
Connecticut
Robert Kerr
Oklahoma
Mutual Security
W. Averell Harriman
Des Moines Bank Robbery Suspect Believed Same Man Held Detroitlist
Des Moines police suspect a short white haired man who robbed Central National Bank and Trust of 15000 dollars Monday is the same man who robbed a Detroit bank on May 5. Detective Robert OBrien cited similar notes body writing and wording and comparable descriptions for both robberies.
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Des Moines
Central National Bank and Trust Co
Detroit
Robert O'Brien
Michigan Bank
Tom
Prairie Flower Bible School Begins Monday
Prairie Flower Baptist church announces Bible school starting Monday morning. Classes run for ages three to junior high through Friday June 15. All children are invited to attend.
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Prairie Flower Bible School
Prairie Flower Baptist Courel
Parade Draws Crowds For Memorial Day Observances
A large crowd enjoyed good weather for the annual Memorial Day parade sponsored by Washington patriotic groups. Representatives from organizations, students, Gold Star mothers, and disabled veterans joined the procession after a municipal band concert. The line divided into two groups proceeding to two cemeteries.
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Washingtons Patriotic Organiz
Gold Star
Punicipal Band
Acheson Returns as Truman Praises Peace Efforts
Secretary of State Dean Acheson arrives with President Truman greeting him aboard the Independence. Truman commends Acheson for negotiating West German peace agreements and Acheson says the task now moves to ratification and implementation by legislatures and governments. The WCTU speech contest set for May 31 is postponed with a new date to be announced.
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Washington
Dean Acheson
Europe
Truman
Asso
Acheson
United States
Free World
Atlantic
State Department
WCTU
Two Members Report At Chamber Meeting Convention notes and city street program
Washington Chamber of Commerce members met at the YMCA to discuss a council manager form of government and hear reports from the national convention and local projects. Mayor Dupuis outlined street repairs, funds limits, and a 34 block start with 119 blocks needing work amid bond issues constraints.
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Chamber
Washington Chamber of Commerce
YMCA
Russell M. Ross
State University of Iowa
Ralph Martin
W. B. Dupuis
Dupuis
Washington
Eight Dead and Seventeen Wounded in Prison Riots
In Korea near Koje Island Allied guards killed four North Korean war prisoners during a riot at compound 86. Two POWs died on the scene and two more died later. Four guards were questioned at Brig Gen Boatner's headquarters. Three civilian internees were killed and one and a half per cent injured in separate rioting.
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Koje Island
Korea
Compound 86
Haydon J
Pull) Boatner
Kore
Yongzhon
Kole
Rostner
Weather forecast for Des Moines area with showers
Breezy Des Moines forecast with considerable cloudiness and scattered showers or thunderstorms this afternoon. High near 65 in northwest areas and around 40 along the Missouri border. Tonight partly cloudy with scattered showers. Saturday partly cloudy with more showers. Low tonight about 45 northwest and 66 southeast. High Saturday 65 to 72. Outlook calls for fair to partly cloudy Sunday with a chance of late day showers.
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Des Moines
Missouri
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