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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1947

Page

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Knutson Fails to Move Tax Cut at Special Session

Washington November 7 Rep Harold KnutsonMinn chairman of the tax writing Ways and Means Committee failed to persuade House Republican leaders to begin income tax reduction at the November special session set to open November 17 The plan will likely be delayed until January when the regular session begins and tax relief is targeted as the first order of business.

Washington Harold Knutson Minn House Knutson Ways and Means Joseph W. Martin Martin Charles A. Halleck Indiana Halleck

Library Plans For Book Week Schedule

City librarian Mrs Grace Wistephen announces Book Week with a week of reviewer talks. The library urges all to attend and catch up on fine books from the year while supporting the public library. The program lists daily reviews from Nov. 17 through Nov. 21 featuring works by Weygand Runbeck Finnlay Willison Roberts and Du Maurier, read by local figures.

Grace Wstephen Public Library Library Sta Board of Trustees George Finnlay Willison J. Lk. Lemmon Lydia Bailey Kenneth Roberts Edna Klein Daphne du Maurier Hen

Don't Reduce State Income Tax Urged by Iowa Teachers President

Iowa delegates at the state education association convention heard Fred K. Schmidt urge against cutting state revenue for public schools. He pressed full state aid, a permanent basic program, and careful teacher recruitment as costs rise. Other talks covered public office dignity, community vocational education, and safety programs. funeral services were held for Charles M. Hazen.

Iowa Teachers Schmidt Europe Town Vocational Association H. M. Hamlin University of Illinois John Ruff University of Missouri Bert L. Woodcock Cedar Falls Iowa Institutional Teacher Placement Association Woodcock Iowa State Teachers College

Funeral services for Mrs Elwell at Sherman’s funeral home

Funeral services for Mrs. Carrie Elwell were held at Sherman's funeral home conducted by Rev. T C Polk followed by burial at Elm Grove cemetery. Pallbearers were her sons Delbert Harold and Richard Elwell Arlo and Robert Jones and Leslie Dunlap.

Carrie Elwell Sherman T. C. Polk Elm Grove Cemetery Delbert Harold Richard Elwell Arlo Robert Jones Leslie Dunlap

Roosevelt Named as Powerful Hughes Friend in Senate Testimony

Senate investigators heard retired Maj. Gen. Bennett Meyers testify that high war department officials listed President Roosevelt and Jesse Jones as among Hughes close Washington friends guiding wartime contracts. The session covered a $40 million Hughes contract for 100 photo reconnaissance planes and related test issues.

Washington Senate War Department Roosevelt Jesse Jones Howanl Hughes Bennett Meyers Air Material Command Senate War Investigating Lodi Hughes Air Robert A. Lovett Lovett

Navy Men to Attend Burial Service for Tucker

Navy men and members of the VFW and the Legion will meet at City Hall at 1 15 Sunday to attend burial services for Theodoore R. Tucker whose body has been returned from the Pacific war area. Participants will wear blue navy dress suits and white hats. They will proceed to the cemetery for the services.

Washington City Hall Theodoore RR. Tucker Pacific War Area VFW The Legion

Griggs Secures Mail Hauling Contract

Duane C. Griggs was the low bidder and won the contract to haul mail between the Washington post office and the South Washington station. Postmaster O. J. Brown announced the award. Service to and from Rock Island trains 39 43 and 44 begins November 16.

Duane C. Griggs Washington Post Office South Washington O. J. Brown Rock Island

Funeral for Mrs. Hattie Clark Held at Sherman’s

The funeral service for Mrs. Hattie Clark took place at Sherman’s funeral home with Rev. Mr. Anderson and Rev. W. J. Stevens officiating. A vocal solo by Esther Gerdes accompanied by Mary Stevens accompanied the service. Pallbearers were Lloyd Sumkin, Everette Sumkin, Clifford Murdock, Kenneth Murdock, Charles Gould and Lester Rath. Burial followed in Indian Creek cemetery near Columbus Junction.

Hattie Clark Sherman Mr. Anderson W. J. Stevens Esther Gerdes Mary Stevens Lloyd Everette Simkins Clifford Kenneth Murdock Charles Gould Lester Rath Indian Creek Cemetery Columbus Junction

Amish Plaintiff Wins Damages From Church Leaders in Ostracism Case

A nine man and three woman jury in Wooster Nevada awarded Ayden Yoder 5000 dollars against four Mennonite church officials for social and economic ostracism after he joined a more liberal Mennonite congregation and bought a car. The judge issued a mandatory injunction to lift the church’s mite on him.

Mennonite Church Walter Mougey John W Helmuth Emanuel Wangerd John Nisley Barnard Yoder

New Soja By-Product Food Loaned For Europe Train

A boxcar on the friendship train out of Los Angeles carries a new soya bean product MPF, a by-product developed by California Institute of Technology. Officials say MPF could supply millions of meals daily at under two cents each, replacing wheat and vitamins.

Los Angeles Friendship Food Train Food For 1Millious Foundation Biochemistry California Institute of Technology Henry R. Borsook Dick Dickson Charles Luckman Citizens Food Committee MPF

Applesauce Party For Girls at the YWCA

An applesauce party will be held tomorrow afternoon at the YWCA rooms for the small fry group and new friends. A cooking activity will be followed by refreshments. All girls are invited regardless of YWCA membership. last week eight new girls attended.

Y.W.C.A Y. W

Grand Officers Attend Templar Inspection in Iowa City

Bethlehem commandery Knights Templar held its annual inspection at the Masonic temple with guest dignitaries from numerous Iowa commanderies. The event featured Grand Commander Arthur O. Haestad Cedar Rapids and other grand officers, plus delegations from Oskaloosa Des Moines Mt. Pleasant and more. Inspector Dr. Chrissinger of Jews City led the ceremony with Paul Thomassen heading Jethlenem commandery.

Bethlehem Knights Templar Masonic Temple Grand Commandery Iowa Arthur O. Haestad Cedar Rapids Earl K. Delzell James J. Mitchell Des Moines J. J. Pelmulder Ottumwa Norman A, Young Burlington Russell Goodin Washington Earl S Cascott Ottumawa Oskaloosa Iowa City Mt. Pleasant Fairfield Keosauqua Muscatine Chrissinger Paul Thomassen Jethlenem Commandery Lee Evenists Order of the Temple Tvere

Snow flurries in Washington slower than expected

Winter moved into Iowa with the first real snow of the season. Northwest counties reported several inches while others had lighter snowfall. Highway drifts affected Osceola and O'Brien. snow plows operated in the morning and temperatures dropped below freezing. Social notes mention Art Ruegsegser and Frank Schneider hosting guests and a memorial service for J. Brookhart.

Des Moines Iowa Osceon O'Brien Highway Commission O’brien Lyon Sioux Forest City Northwest Arca Estherville Highway Patrol Sheldon Sioux City Spencer Weather Bureau Cherokee Atlantic Fort Dodge

Proclaims Marine Corps Day in Washington 1947

Mayor I G Be Mace designates Monday November 11 1947 as Marine Corps Day in the city of Washington urging flag flown on homes and businesses and public buildings and asking all to observe the anniversary and honor those who died in service.

I. G. BE. Mace City of Washington

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Con Gress Truman Cornelius Weygandt Dade Shearer Hope of Earth Margaret Lee Runbeck Iowa State Education Association Fred K. Schmidt Eldora Association Better Mentor Kenneth McFarland Superia Ry Hull Topeka Kans Funeras of M. Hazen L. A. Jones Funeral Home Charles M. Hazen Fred E. Miller Rodney Arnold Charles Kennedy George Breitenbach C. V. Crull Lester Orr Will Harwood Ainsworth Cemetery Brazil Moscow New York Washington, D. C Gregori Teachev Alexandre Kochkina Lioudmila Mouraviena Gueorgui Kochkine Victor Kochkina Mrs. Elwell General Meyers Amd Meyers Air Force West Coast Capital Albert J. Browning Robert I. Patterson Griggs Mrs. Clark Philadelphia Church Society Holy Name Society Philadelphia Moving Picture Dennis Cardinal Dougherty International Soundphoto George Barnard VT. Lb. Brookhart General Freeze Art Ruegsegser Frank Schneider J. Brookhart Russell Goodia Marine Corps United States Marine Corps Continental Congress Marines
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