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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1949
Page
8
Ten years ago today Mr and Mrs Paul Thomassen and Elaine traveled to Harvey to visit relatives.
Alger Hiss faced trial in New York as the United States charged him with supplying government secrets in 1938 to a Soviet spy ring. Judge Samuel H. Kauffman outlined a daily 11 30 a m EDT schedule as Hiss sat with wife Priscilla in the marble courtroom awaiting proceedings.
Dupont dairy spray kills horn flies and stakle flies along with fleas and mosquitoes, aiming to protect cattle. The product target is a range of pests affecting dairy herds, reducing itching and irritation while supporting animal health on farms.
The top hog price reaches 22.25 dollars. Weather outlook calls for partly cloudy skies tomorrow with little change in temperature.
The House Armed Services Committee unanimously approved a searching investigation into the B-36 bomber program seeking subpoena powers and $50,000. Chairman Carl Vinson stated the inquiry will examine procurement, performance, and the broader air force strategic bombing concept and will not be a whitewash.
The former State Department official, known for his quick smile, refused to discuss the perjury case. When asked about denying Chambers' charges before a federal grand jury, he replied he would say his piece in court.
All the Mottet family and friends gathered at Francis Mottet's Veo area home for a potluck birthday dinner yesterday. The group included Mr and Mrs Lawrence Mottet and siblings Joan Pach and Mabel Neal. A pleasant afternoon followed with a general good time.
At the hospital yesterday Blanche Shields was admitted for city surgery. Today Carla Zieglowsky and Mrs Paul Fern Jr were admitted for tonsillectomies.
Nellie Smith and Mrs. Francis Olson and sun Richard Pollard and Lela McDougall and Mrs. Lucy Peck discharged in city and Pleasant Plain Ravenna Steele Columbus Junction names listed as dismissed parties.
Dairy products remain the largest single source of agricultural income in the United States, underscoring dairy farming’s economic role across the country.
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