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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1948

Page

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Voters forecast heavy turnout in Iowa city races

Reports from four polling places indicate near record turnout in Washington with many early votes before noon. Voters expect a close senatorial race and a veterans World War I bonus measure to drive participation, while county races for sheriff recorder clerk of court and county attorney also boost interest. A sticker issue led to removing one name from ballots for hospital board write ins.

Washington Truman Independence Thomis Kh. Dewey Dewey New York City Henry A. Wallace South Salem N. Y J. Strom Thurmond Edgefield S. C

Record Iowa vote seen as polls open statewide

Early reports from Des Moines Ottumwa Marshalltown and Keokuk indicate heavy turnout as polls opened for Iowa elections. Voters queued in Ottumwa for the first time in years amid a soldiers bonus referendum and a tight Wilson Gillette Senate race.

Des Moines Iowa Ottumwa Marshalltown Dodge Keokuk Wapello County Everett Orman George Wilson Guy Gillette Wilson Census Bureau

Collision near Brighton injures no one

Cars driven by R E Brown of Route two Washington and Don ald Statler of Brighton collided near Brighton early Monday. Deput y Sheriff R.

R E. Brown Route Two Washington Donald Statler Brighton

Plan Services For Lana Shalla

Funeral services for Lana Kay Shalla six year old Washington county polio victim will be Wednesday at 2 p m at Jones Funeral Home with Dr George Kerr in charge. Burial will be in Eb n Grove Cemetery. Lana died Monday morning November 1 at 12:02 at University Hospital Iowa City. She was born August 2 1942 in Washington daughter of Dwane and Olive Clanin Shalla Route one Riverside eight and one half miles north of Washington. Survived by parents one brother Larry at home paternal grandfather Charles Shalla of Brighton maternal grandparents Edward Clanin Peoria IL and Mrs Joan Coakley Southfield MA maternal great grandparents Mrs and Mrs John Shaila of Washington and Mr and Mrs Jo n Coakley of Smithfield MA.

Lana Kay Shalla Washington County Jones Funeral Home George Kerr Ebn Grove Lana Kas Univers'te Hospital Iowa City

Dewey Heads to Vote and Await Results in New York

Gov. Thomas E Dewey votes at Public School 18 in New York City with Mrs Dewey and their sons Tom and Johnny present. After casting ballots they return to the Roosevelt Hotel to monitor returns with family, staff, and GOP advisers.

New York Thomas BE. Dewey White House Dewey New York City Tom Johnny George M. Dewey Owosso, Mich GOP America United States Republican National Committee Roosevelt

Weather report for Des Moines shows cooler, cloudy conditions

Des Moines forecasts generally fair and cooler tonight with southeast and extreme eastern areas turning cooler. Expect increasing cloudiness tomorrow with highs near 62 to 68 and tonight's low around 48.

Des Moines Iowa

Illini Name Believed to Originate from State Tribe

The University of Illinois football team reportedly took its nickname Illini from the tribe of Indians after whom the state was named.

University of Illinois Illini

Fog blamed heavy crash investigation by W. Fillmore

W Fillmore, who investigated the crash, cited heavy fog yesterday morning as the primary cause.

W. Fillmore

Iowa Vote of 1 200 000 Forecast Goes to Polls

Iowans voted under cloudy skies with no rain expected and a turnout forecast of at least 1.2 million as residents of the state went to polls.

Iowa Des Moines

Iowa Employment Office Reports October Job Placements

The article details October activity at the Washington County Employment Office with 225 receptions, 24 new applications (8 women), 70 interviewed, 36 employers visited, 51 orders and 63 openings. Seventy people were interviewed. 34 found jobs, including 7 farm roles. Nonfarm placements favored women and veterans. total placements rose vs last year despite fewer applications.

Washington County Jereh

Funeral Services Held for Alfred Borders in Crawfordsville

Funeral services for Alfred Borders were held Sunday afternoon at the Crawfordsville Methodist church with Rev. Clifford Ott presiding. Burial followed in the Crawfordsville Cemetery. Pallbearers named were John McNeil Glen Cherryholmes Harry White and Chester Cherryholmes.

Alfred Borders Crawfordsville Methodist Church Cliford Ott Crawfordsville John McNeil Glen Cherryholmes Harry White Chester Cherryholmes

Seventeen Dead In Three Planes

United Press reports that 17 people died in three plane crashes across Texas and Oklahoma. At Camp Chaffee Arkansas 11 air force personnel perished when the transport exploded in a thunderstorm near Muldrow Oklahoma. Four bodies were recovered from a private plane wreck near Roaring Springs Texas, including R G Rapp president of Denver Producing and Refining Co.

United Press Texas Oklahoma Camp Chaffee Ark Muldrow Oklo R. G. Rapp Denver Producing and Refining Co Roaring Springs Tex

Chiang Calls Cabinet as Ministers Quit in Crisis

Shanghai dispatch reports Chiang Kai Shek to convene emergency cabinet as resignations by Wong Wen Hao and Wang Yun Wu reflect failed currency reform and economic strain. Mukden fell to Communist forces with main troops marching south. American staff in Nanking confirmed safety.

Shanghai Manchuria Nanking Chiang Kai-Shek Wong Wen-Hao Wang Yun-Wu Legislative Yuan Chiang The Yuan Angus Ward Mukden Ecommunists Yingkow

City Employes Granted Monthly Wage Increases

City council at the city hall approved a wage increase of 10 per month for salaried employees. New salaries include City clerk 120 per month, chief of police LYU, patrol officers 170, fire truck drivers 175, and street commissioner 190. Hourly workers receive five cent raises. others get the 10 per month raise through a separate resolution.

Ecouncil

Accident Victims Former Clinton Residents Remembered

Mr and Mrs Elgar R Lewis former residents of Washington and DeWitt were killed in a fog bound collision on highway 30 west of Clinton as their car struck a truck. Their nephew Jackie T Boudewyns was seriously injured in the crash.

Elgar R. Lewis Clinton Washington Lewis Armour’s DeWitt Highway 30 Jackie T. Boudewyns

Oklahoma National Guard plane crashes near Temple

An Oklahoma National Guard B-26 on a search mission for a plane wreck near Roaring Springs crashed near Temple Oklahoma, killing its two occupants during a severe electric and thunder storm.

Oklahoma National Guard Roaring Springs Temple Okla

Voting Surge Florida New Hampshire Michigan Show Dewey Leads

Early returns from Hart's Location New Hampshire and Pointe Aux Barques Michigan give Dewey the lead with Dewey and Truman among top White House contenders. Voters flocked nationwide in good weather, heavy turnout reported in cities like Chicago and Missouri's Kansas City and St. Louis.

Midwest South Chicago Missouri St. Louis Kansas City Organized Labor Hart N. H Deweyly Ruman Michigan Pointe Aux Barques Dewey Brown Fla Truman Thurmond

Defendant’s Answer Is Filed in Car Crash Case

In Jarrell D. Carpenter vs. K R Noonan, the defendant filed an answer and counter claim seeking $1,000. He denies key allegations, says he signalled for a left turn at the time of the October 10 crash five miles west of Washington on highway 92, and seeks $300 car damages and $70 for medical costs and injuries. Attorneys Livingston and Day represent the defendant.

Court House Jarrell D. Carpenter Kk. R. Noonan Washington Highway 92 Livingston Day

Postponed Junior High Football Game at Case Field

Ft Madison officials postponed the junior high football game at Case Field scheduled for Monday due to poor travel conditions. The decision was made yesterday citing safety concerns for travel.

Case Field Ft. Madison Forts

Voters Pass Judgment On 80th Congress In Election

The nation elects 32 senators and 452 representatives amid charges of campaign spending and vote fraud. Republicans favored to win the House. Democrats could gain control only with Truman and a favorable Senate outcome. Key races in ten states may determine control, with Dewey as presidential favorite and Senate contests in Colorado, Kentucky, Minnesota, Montana, and others watched closely.

Robert D. Bue John Gwynne Waterlor Rollo Bergeson Senate House of Representatives U.S House Truman Thomas E. Dewey Colorado Kentucky Minnesota Montana New Mexico Oklahoma Tennessee Wyoming West Virginia

Y M C A Adds Lifeguard and Extra Swim Sessions

Joel Strait is hired as a lifeguard at the Washington Y M C A. New swimming sessions begin at once in the Y pool. Three new classes boost the schedule with second through sixth graders swimming Mondays and Wednesdays four to five p m and high school students on Thursdays during the same hours. The additions do not affect existing classes.

Joel Strait Washington Y.M.C.A

Indian visitor bathes at Madison fountain

An Indian visitor in Madison entered a downtown drinking fountain and took a bath. Police explained city baths are private and he was released after a lecture.

Madison Wis

Habit Is Strong Burglar Turnover Nets Quick Return

John Turner repeatedly violates parole and returns to burglary charges within days. He was sentenced to a reformatory for burglary, released on parole, and six days after parole ended he was jailed again on burglary charges.

Boston John Turner Reformatory

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