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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1945

Page

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Seek Russian Cooperation on Atomic Bomb A COLUMN

A Des Moines Des Moines area crash marred a Knoxville homecoming as Frank Dainty 38 and his family were injured when their car collided head on with a stalled truck on Highway 92 and 60 five miles west of Knoxville. Dainty and his daughters Mary Lev 13 and Connie 6 were severely hurt. his wife 38 son Arthur 10 and brother W A Dainty 43 were bruised. The truck owned by Canuwel and Har ing Des Moines and operated by Bob Darling of Des Moines was stalled about an hour before the wreck. Darling walked to Knoxville for aid leaving a funeral Bas larg of Des Moines in the cab. A star was placed beside the rack Bas larg told Marion County Sheriff Jim van Hemert.

Knoxville Frank Dainty Des Moines Here Dainty Mary Lev Connie Arthur W. A. Dainty Canuwel & Haring Bob Darling Darling Funuet Lewis Ballard Fourth St Baslarg Marion County Sherritt Jim van Hemert

Charles City Man Killed by Auto. Inquest Planned

Charles City reports 67 year old Wernari J Harold killed by a car on a street. The vehicle was driven by 17 year old Robert Van Plair of Nashua. Floyd County Coroner Charles Hauser says an inquest will be held Tuesday.

Charles City Wernari J Harold Walsons Robert van Plair Nashua Floyd County Charles Hauser

Waterloo Man Hurt In Illinois Crash

Waterloo man Paul Wennick cafe owner from Waterloo was hospitalized in Rockford Illinois after his car went over an embankment near Rockford Saturday. He suffered a broken right hip and severe bruises.

Waterloo Paul Wennick Rockford, Ill Rockford

Failure to Dim Lights Sparks Arrest in Altoona

Myron P. Yurkew, 28, arrested by State Highway Patrolman N. B. Wilson after failing to dim headlights led to a chase along Highway 6 at speeds up to 85 mph. Yurkew, in a stolen car from Kansas City, had a loaded .32 revolver and offered no resistance. held for investigation. Kansas City police say Yurken escaped during a Saturday arrest attempt by detectives with two youths, Albert Barry and John Spiczynski, later captured and aiding Minnesota questioning in a pawnshop robbery case.

Des Moines Altoona Myron P. Yurkew Kansas City Yurkew Patroman N. B Mike) Wilson Highway 6 Wilson Yurke Yurken Booker Albert John Barry John Spiczyoski Minneapolis Minn

Iowans Meet With OPA on Lumber Price Increase

The Iowa delegation met with an OPA representative in Washington to discuss the eight percent lumber price rise. They sought clarity on whether retailers would absorb the increase and heard that no definite order had been issued yet.

OPA Washington, D. C IDPA Iowa

Y M C A Campaign Launches To Support Community Work

The Washington Y M C A begins its annual drive Wednesday aiming for $6,000 to fund a year of programs. About 40 to 50 men will canvass households after a 7:30 breakfast, seeking strong support as returning war veterans rejoin the community.

Washington Y. M. C. A Washington

OPA Head Bowles Faces Looming Order on Lumber Costs

Town members and representatives warned that absorbing up to eight percent of lumber costs could prove disastrous. The discussion centered on possible actions by Chee ler Bowles head of the OPA and the impending order.

Cheeler Bowles OPA Congress

Chiang Appeals To Russia To Save Northern War

Chiang Kai-shek appealed to the Soviet Union for permission to move his army into Manchuria to avert a civil war with Chinese communists massed along the Great Wall. Reports say peace talks with Red Army commanders are underway in Changchun as border clashes and spy accusations rise. Admiral Barbey urged a peaceful settlement of the nationalist communist clash.

Chngking Chiang Kai-shek Russia Manchuria Great Wall of China Chiang Changchum Great Wall Secret Service Daniel 4. Barbey Chang

Wreckage Found After Plane Crash Near Beacon

Six naval personnel and officers were killed when a light bomber crashed into the Fishkill mountains east of Beacon. Three local volunteers found the bodies and the wreckage after hearing shots and seeing flames. Navy withheld identification. five crewmen were ejected and one pinned beneath the aircraft.

Beacon New York Fishkill Mountains Here Navy

Plan Aims to Reduce Strikes for Union Representation

A labor management committee has tentatively agreed on a plan to ease or end many strikes by giving employers a bigger role in petitioning the National Labor Relations Board for representation elections. The proposal targets disputes over bargaining rights where no contract exists and where post contract expiration questions union majority support. The plan calls for joint NLRB consent elections at contract expirations or when a union seeks first time bargaining rights.

Washington, D. C Labor-Management Conference National Labor Relations Board Committee NLRB Representation Committee

Education Week Observed By Washington Public Schools

This week marks American Education Week with invites to parents to visit classrooms. At the High School a program and social hour are set for Thursday evening November 15 with Dave Livingston as principal speaker. Stewart and Lincoln elementary schools host open house events Wednesday November 14 with Dr. H F Spitzer of Iowa University as the speaker.

Stewart High Washington Supt M. M. Schell Dave Livingston Lincoln Parent-Teacher Association Stewart School H. F. Spitzer Iowa University

Armistice Day Service in Central Park Amid Rain

Armistice Day program in Central Park featured T. L. Brookhart’s address urging goodwill among nations as the true defense against war. Legion drum corps, high school band, prayers, and the Veterans of Foreign Wars bomb salute with Taps closed the event despite rain.

T. L. Brookhart Central Park United States Brookhart Legion Basil McBee Beockhart Everette Burham Ted Stewart Wencell Baker

Milwaukee Road Credit To County In Victory Loan Drive

Washington county will see $44,000 credited from the Milwaukee road as part of its Victory loan drive. The railroad plans a $22,500,000 investment across 12 states, with Iowa allotted $3,549,000 for county distribution. Trustee H A Scandrett notes the purchase aids postwar obligations and the loan drive’s success.

Washington County Milwaukee Road Iowa H. A. Scandrett United States

Thankoffering totals exceed $1000 at Washington PC church

The U P thankoffering service at Washington United Presbyterian Church raised $1,012.72, the largest in the church's history. Three women’s groups and the junior society contributed, with several life memberships noted. Edna Sheriff spoke on Egypt mission work in church schools at Alexandria Cairo and Assiut.

Washington United Edna Sheriff Egypt Alexandria Cairo Assiut Miss Sheriff

Willey Promoted to Traffic Manager in Bee Line

W. D. Willey promoted to traffic manager with headquarters in Cedar Rapids and Washington after two years as superintendent of the Bee Line Transit in Washington. Albert Stanley named superintendent of maintenance and Mrs. Nick Dittrich promoted to station manager. promotions effective today.

W. D. Willey Bee Line Transit Washington Cedar Rapids Mr. Willey Clinton Nick Dittrich Bee Line North Fourth Avenue

Deere Tractor Workers Reject 10 Percent Pay Rise

United Automobile Workers local in Waterloo rejected John Deere Tractor Co. offer of a 10 percent pay increase. Members seek a 30 percent raise in wages.

Waterloo United Autombile Auto Workers Union John Deere Tractor Co

Victory loan drive fuels railroad investment

The Victory loan drive and the investment it supports are seen as advantageous for the railroad industry, aiding expansion and financial stability.

Pastors Plan for Thanks Service

Washington ministers plan a union Thanks giving service at 10 am on Thursday November 22 in the Presbyterian church with Dr George Kerr delivering the sermon Rev T E White presiding The Presbyterian choir will lead the music Churches alternate meeting places The ministers also plan a religious census late this month surveying 200 to 300 people led by Dr Fred Miller to determine local religious and church preferences.

Presbyterian Church George Kerr United Presbyterian Church T. E. White Presbyterian Ake Fred Miller Methodist Church

Mrs McConahey 82 Dies in Spokane Washington

Mrs W Frank McConahey 82 of Spokane Washington died yesterday morning in Spokane Funeral services are set for tomorrow in Spokane The McConahey family moved from Washington to Spokane in the early 1900s Euphemia Shaw born January 26 1863 in iatt Til married Mr McConacey June 19 1890 and had two daughters Frances and Marjorie Surviving are husband two daughters two grandsons and several sisters and brothers with four sisters and two brothers already deceased

W. Frank McConahey Spokane Wash Frances Marjorie Washington Edward Beaudin Louis W., Turoff Nashville Tenn Bertha Meek Homer Jarrard Joe Hays Davenport B. B. Jarrard Selah

Attlee Proposes Global Pool for Atomic Secrets

Britain seeks international pooling of atom bomb secrets under the United Nations. Attlee, Truman, and King discussed placing US and UK weapons in a world pool with access for Russia and France only if they pledge full UN cooperation and surrender own secret weapons. Molotov warned Russia against using atomic power as a political weapon.

Washington, D. C America Britain Russia Cement Attlee United Nations Organization Truman Attlee W. L. McKenzie King France UNO Asia Ussr United States United Nations World Organization V. M. Molotov

Joint PTA Meet At Stewart School

Stewart and Lincoln Parent Teacher associations schedule a joint meeting at 8 p m Wednesday in Stewart school community room. Fathers are invited. Dr Herbert F Spitzer Iowa City elementary school principal will speak. A social hour with refreshments follows.

Stewart Lincoln Herbert F. Spitzer Iowa City

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Hart Illinois Victa Coast Guard Y” Has Ees Clement Attlee White House Harry S. Truman Canada William Mackenzie King Tom Brookhart U. P Missionary Societies of Church Willey Kerr Union Vlan Relgious Survey Mrs. McConahey
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