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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1948

Page

5

Robeson Refuses to Answer If He Is Communist

Paul Robeson testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee on the Mundt Nixon bill and refused to say whether he belongs to the Communist Party. He argued the question challenges civil liberties as prosecutors cite Hollywood figures facing contempt of Congress for similar refusals.

Washington Paul Robeson Congressional Communist Party Senate Judiciary Committee Robeson Homer Ferguson Mich House UN American Activities Committee Congress Ferguson

Commencement attendances and local notices in Columbus Junction

Mrs Henry Brase of Bellwood Nebraska visited Columbus Junction to attend commencement where her grandson Lloyd Schrier graduated. The Four H girls club provided entertainment at a Union township bureau meeting. The Columbus high school alumni banquet program lists speakers and performances. New baby Peggy Joyce Evans born May 22 to Mr and Mrs Thomas Evans. Missionary Matilda Canis spoke at the Presbyterian church. Visiting Dayton relatives noted for H T Northey family and Mrs B Simpson.

Martha Butler Columbus Junction Henry Brase Bellwood Neb Jesse Schrier Lloyd Schrier Wesley Smith Frank Malle Arthur Pittsburg Kas Warnie Moran Union Township Farm Bureau Four-H Girls Club Columbus High School Paul V. Shearer J. Fred Moore Clyde Crawford Paul Masonholder Don Rutt Lavon Fuliwrson Dean Duncan Bill Park Jim Rutt Julia Darrow Hawkins Evelyn McKee James D. Helmick Cornelia Peters Hanft Ruth Williams Direks Marian Pugh Cecil Evelyn Woodruff Buckman Charlotte Sands Morrison Kathryn Dwinell Bright Thomas Evans West Liberty Peggy Joyce Evans Esther Luk Matilda Canis Maracaibo Venezuela Presbyterian Church Edward Ayers Kathy Jimmy Santa Monica Calif Glen Ayers H. ™. Northey B. ©. Simpson Dayton Ohio

Nightly Robbery Sparks Change in a Suburban Man

Henry Hall, a modest sales manager, discovers his wife Grace stashed money in books and confronts a theft that leads him to steal back. His pursuit of a lost old brown suit becomes an obsession, ending with a police stop and a surprising revelation about Grace’s fiancé and a planned marriage and better appliances.

Enry Hall Mandy Wife Grace Grace Henry Henry Hall Griss Griscom

Beetle Threat to Potatoes Controls by Dusting or Spraying

The Colorado potato beetle is a major threat to potatoes and other vegetables. It lays orange eggs on leaf undersides, its larvae and adults defoliate plants, and effective control includes dusting or spraying with paris green calcium arsenate or cryolite, plus hand picking and crushing egg masses.

Colorado

Mechanical Barn Cleaners Improve Dairy Operations

Barn cleaners with simple sturdy design can thoroughly clean an average dairy barn. A clean barn is essential for healthy cows. Installing a mechanical cleaner reduces farm work and drudgery, as illustrated above.

Insects Launch Early Attack on Vegetables

With warm days insects invade cabbage and potatoes. Green worm and lice attack cabbage while Colorado beetles and black flea beetles target potatoes. Cabbage worm is killed by rotenone dusts, not arsenates, with applications starting as butterflies appear and repeated every ten days.

Colorado

Sugar Beets Considered Good Crop for Dairymen

The sugar beet is an important cash crop according to University of Wisconsin. Years of extensive production prove the crop blends in well with dairy farming and makes good use of farm manure while leaving the soil loose and friable. Beets withstand frosts, and the tops provide valuable cattle and sheep feed usable as pasture, cured feed, trench silos, or silage.

University of Wisconsin

Evergreen Windbreak Layout For Farmstead Protection

The article advises planting an evergreen windbreak 150 feet from protected buildings. A single row provides basic protection, two rows offer more, and three rows give the best shelter. Space trees about 18 feet apart to create an effective barrier against prevailing winds.

Cotton Dominates U S Fiber Consumption By Far

Cotton continues to supply more than three fourths of all fiber used in the United States. Wool and expanding rayon consumption account for most of the remaining share.

Denmark United States

Hirohito to abdicate Aug. 15 and Crown Prince Akihito rises

Reports from Tokyo claim Emperor Hirohito will abdicate on August 15 the date of Japan's surrender. The plan favors Crown Prince Akihito age 15 and aims to avoid Tojo becoming a martyr by bearing wartime guilt.

Japan Hirohito Pearl Harbor Hideki Tojo Akihito Tokyo Tojo

Truman Declares Northwest Flood Areas Disaster Zone

President Truman declared Oregon Washington and Idaho flood areas as disaster zones and ordered immediate use of surplus war property for relief and rehabilitation. The action follows Maj. Gen. Philip B Fleming Public Works Administrator and was issued aboard the presidential yacht Williamsburg on the Potomac. The order enables rapid deployment of federal resources to the affected regions.

Washington Truman Oregon Idaho Williamsburg Potomac Philip B Fleming

Red Cross allot $250000 for Vanport flood relief

The American Red Cross allotted 250000 dollars for emergency needs in flood devastated Vanport City Oregon. The aid covers the Columbia River valley and tributaries in three states plus the Kootenai valley in northern Idaho. White House press secretary said President Truman expresses deepest sympathy to residents, especially in Vanport.

Washington The American Red Cross Vanport City Ore Columbia River Three States Kootenai River Idaho White House Truman Vanport

Ancient turtles unearthed fossils reveal vast age

Fossil findings indicate turtles have existed on earth for 100 million years, underscoring their long geological history. Discovery adds evidence of early reptiles and long-term lineage persistence across eras.

Earth

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