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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1950
Page
3
In a 48 hour uprising by anti American Nationalists, 49 killed and 94 injured. Gov Luis Munoz Marin’s office attacked. Jayuya and Utuado fell to 400 guardsmen who forced rebels into retreat with machine gun and rifle fire. Elio Toresola captured in Jayuya.
Funeral services for Mrs Jessie Bliven a longtime resident of Columbus Junction were held Wednesday at Stacy funeral home with Rev. Fred J Weltge officiating. Grandsons served as pallbearers and burial followed in Columbus City cemetery. Mrs Ernest Ford and Mrs Ralph Lowe attended as T T T society officials.
Mrs. Ford attended the national convention in Dayton October 20 and 21 while Mrs. Marguerite Crail of Cincinnati, formerly of this place, joined the group. Concord township Farm Bureau elected Keith Clark president and Harlan Foster vice president with Mrs. Robert Schmidt secretary. Harry Tomfeld named program chairman. Columbus high school honor students listed by class include seniors Gerry Allen James Lukins Richie Orr Guenn Dunsmore Shirley Fletcher Rosalie Morgan Nona Nola Boulton Juniors Loren Allen Joyce Shellabarger sophomores Bob Herr Bill Orr Doris Cummings Margaret Diller Kay Ford Elvina Snyier Freshmen Hugh Dunn Everett Howell Harold Prior Barbara Black Elaine Burns Claudette Davis Shirley Dilts Virginia Foss Barbara Hammond Kaye Hill Margie Owens Kay Robertson.
UPI reports a clash of seasons as eastern states endure a fourth day of late autumn heat while Montana children go barefoot and snow falls after a cold front. Billings records an all time high of 77 as two Pacific storms threaten Oregon and California rivers.
Riverside community notes recount the garden club meeting at Mrs Milton Birka home with Mrs Minnie Holtz co host thirteen members and two guests from Colorado Springs and local families. The next meeting set for November 8 at Earl Hart home with Mary Baschnagel eco host.
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