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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1945

Page

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Iowa Column Notes Fatal Rural Accident Near Tipton

Luther Thums about 40 was killed six miles north of Tipton when a load of corn he was hauling with a tractor was struck by an auto. J C France attorney reported the tractor and wagon were alighted. France and his sister escaped serious injury but his granddaughter Mary Jean France was taken to Cedar Rapids hospital.

Tipton Luther Thums Ere J. C. France Tip Wasson Thumm France Igaret Ary Jean France Cedar Rapids

College Head Opposes Compulsory Military Training Plan

Cedar Rapids Col lege head Boyd Collinshead, president of College, spoke in the chapel opposing the current proposal for compulsory military training for 18 year olds. He emphasized support for ROTC units connected with educational institutions and suggested a summer program of basic training possible before the eighteenth birthday.

Cedar Rapids Gyrou Collinshead O.T.C

Marengo Adds New Drier at Farmers Grain Co Elevation

The Farmers Grain Co elevator installed a batch drier with 600 bushels capacity per hour, announced by Manager Reece. It processes corn from 1106 to 150 bushels per hour at 144 to 150 degrees. Reece notes corn from Pioneer Hi-Bred (Chicago) is being dried, averaging about 4 percent moisture.

Marengo Farmers Grain Co Kreece Reece Piener Chicago Industraise

Fire destroys office as men burn lighter with gasoline

A garage office was burned after several men loitering inside attempted to fill a cigarette lighter with gasoline. Bob Lusky, 24, suffered severe burns and was taken to hospital. The office was destroyed.

Clinton Bob Lusky Everal Lusky

Alto teen hailed as hero after car crash fire

Krlyn Quitm, 17, of Alto, was praised for rescuing six people from a late night crash near here. His car hit a vehicle carrying the Ed Klumpp family from Alita, overturning and catching fire. Quitm broke a windshield and helped occupants escape before flames spread.

Thamily

Boy of 13 Killed in Corn Harvester

Rockwell City reports a 13 year old, Nott Ohbrink, son of Mr and Mrs Albert Bonbrink, was killed while operating a corn picker on his parents farm seven miles northeast of town. A sibling said he believed the mechanism pulled him into the machine while removing husks.

Rockwell City

Auto collision kills youth as two others injured

A fatal head on crash on highway 59 north of Harlan left Harold L Haller 19 and killed and injuries to six Shelby county youths. Harold Haller a Fortsmont resident was with a companion identified only as Henry when their auto driven by Harold Haller and Thomas Holloway 20 son of A Holloway of Kirkmian collided end on.

Washington women to solicit Victory Loan bonds drive

G. E. Mace county Victory Loan chairman announces Washington women will solicit for the bond sale campaign. He stresses funds to care for the wounded and bring soldiers home, urges all to participate along with county state and national efforts. Four ward chairmen named with extensive lists of solicitors across the city.

G. EE. Mace County Victory Loan Washington E. G. Humm F. Cc. Surface J. C. Holbert W. &. Howell

Quiet Honolulu Loses Tremors After Navy Patrols

Honolulu reports scattered disturbances after rioting between sailors and locals. Police and naval guards patrolled the Red Camon tract and near the navy air station as Vice Admiral Taffinder opened an inquiry into police laxity and other factors.

Honolulu Hawaii Red Camon Honolulu Stadium Honolulu Navy Air Station Damon Tract S. A. Taffinder 14Th Navy District

Y Drive Opens with Breakfast and Speech

The annual Y M C A drive opened with a 7:30 breakfast in the community room. Rev T E White spoke on preserving the Y M C A’s ideals, urging focus on Christian principles. Ward chairmen Roger Sherman John Owen William Howell Vernon Witting organized pledge cards as the drive aims to raise about 5000 for an 8600 budget.

Dave Livingston Vernon Witting C. R. Wilson Cher Tom Polk O. E. Schmitt White Ward Roger Sherman John Owen William Howell Dia

Magician Young Delights Y Mens Club with Illusions

The Y's Men weekly dinner at the Community room of the Y was led by Willis Jones. Magician Great Young presented new illusions and invited four volunteers Lee Holland, Mr. Jones, Ted Brown, and Clint Kelley to assist. A committee was formed to explore future possibilities.

Y’s Willis Jones Lee Holland Mr. Jones Ted Brown Clint Kelley

Fighting Is Violent in North China

The Chungking government reported that key Suiyuan citadels Kweisu and Paotow were under intense assault by Chinese Communist forces. Central News said Kweisul was stormed, streets saw 11 hours of fierce fighting, and both towns were said to be surrounded amid ceaseless attacks. Southeast operations included government troops landing at Tsingtao with U.S. naval gunfire to push the communists from the Shantung peninsula.

Chungking Kweisue Paotow Suiyuan Kweisul China Tsingtao U. S Shantung Peninsula

Des Moines Death of Mrs. Anna Mintier

Mrs. Anna Mintier died yesterday at her daughter Frances’s home in Des Moines. She was over 30, widow of Rev. James Mintier, a Congregational minister and former missionary in Venezuela. Funeral services are set for Thursday in Des Moines with burial at Glencale Cemetery. She leaves son George in California and sister Nettie Anderson in Des Moines. she was raised in Crawfordsville and visited Washington often.

C. A. Boite Anna Mintier Frances Des Moines Glencale Cemetery Mintier Crawfordsville G. W. Auld James Mintier Venezuela Washington Hills Polk City Iowa George California Nettie Anderson Minner

Stewart Bell Guest on Home Talent Play

The event spotlights Stewart Bell as a guest on a home talent stage, showcasing local performances and audience engagement. Bell joins performers for an evening of varied acts and community entertainment.

Stewart Bell

Japanese War Crimes Trial Recounts Cebu Atrocity

Witness Tiodoro Sanchez testified at General Tomouci Yamasheta’s war crimes trial that Japanese soldiers on Cebu island feigned kindness then tortured and killed one American flier and five Filipinos along with about 40 others on March 26. The account described the harsh mistreatment by a Japanese officer’s chauffeur.

Manila Cebu Island Tomouci Yamasheta Tiodoro Sanchez Cebu Sanchez

Wellman Man Dies at County Hospital

Lou Huffman, 76, of Wellman died about 9 10 this morning at Washington county hospital after being a patient there since Sunday. He entered the hospital as a pneumonia patient. The Powell funeral home of Wellman is in charge of funeral arrangements.

Lou Huffman Wellman Washington County Hospital Powell Funeral Home

Brighton Lineman Severely Injured in Odd Accident

Alvin Lester Fry of Brighton, a lineman for Iowa Southern Utilities, suffered a fractured hip and pelvis and head injuries when his car was struck while he inspected a fuse box beside the highway. Charles E. Coffin, driving west toward Pleasant Plain, said he swerved to avoid the car but hit Fry who was standing beside his vehicle. Fry remains incapacitated for weeks. about $200 in damage to the car.

Alvin Lester Fry Brighton Iowa Southern Utilities Washington County Brichton Fry Charles E. Coffin Near Pleasant Plain Mr. Fry Coffin

Education Week Programs To Be Presented This Week

Announcement of two Education Week programs by Washington schools. Tonight at 8 at Stewart School the elementary program features the Lincoln and Stewart schools PTA and school staff with the high school girls sextet and Dr Herbert E Spitzer speaking. Refreshments follow. Thursday at 7 30 brings another program with music social hour and Dave Livingston as speaker. Parents of Stewart and Lincoln pupils urged to attend.

Washington Stewart School Sehcors Parent-Teacher Association Lincoln Stewart Earl Loveless PTA Theigh School Dave Livingston

Attempts at Conciliation In Collapse At Connecticut Plant

Government efforts to bargain a $2 a day wage rise between CIO steel workers and U S Steel collapsed as neither side attended a Washington conference called by Secretary Schwellenbach. Only Arthur S. Meyer appeared. Union delegates balked at U S Steel’s stance. Violence was averted in Stamford as police faced strikers resisting a flying wedge aimed at Yale & Towne executives.

CIO Steel Workers U. S. Steel Corporation United Steel Workers Washington Lewis B. Schwellenbach Arthur S. Meyer OPA U.S. Steel Stamford Connecticut Yale & Towne Manufacturing Company

Grace Ada Manning Seeks Annulment of Marriage

Grace Ada Manning filed suit in district court to annul her marriage to Kenneth Eugene Manning. The petition states they wed Sept. 21, 1942, at Xahoka Missouri while underage without parental consent and lived together briefly before she entered military service. She asks to resume the maiden name Grace Ada Rich.

Grace Ada Manning Clerk of District Court Kenneth Eugene Manning L. J. Kehoe Xahoka Grace Ada Rich

Argentine Draws Braden Criticism

NEW YORK November 14. Spruille Braden assistant secretary of state and former United States ambassador to Argentina criticized the Argentine government for its notorious lack of economic cooperation in a speech before the 32nd national foreign trade convention. He said American republics except one have good records of cooperation and warned against forming a western hemisphere bloc.

New York Spruille Braden United States Argentina Braden

Global Thunderstorms Count Averaging Thousands Daily

The record notes an average of 43,000 thunderstorms occur worldwide each day, reflecting the planet's dynamic atmospheric activity.

School program set under Supt Schell guidance

Students and staff will attend a school program led by Supt M M Schell with a full schedule including Vangard March Hollingsworth Patriotic Overture and Meredith Willson Dance My Comrades. Performances feature eighth grade chorus Livingston Lullaby and Glee Club numbers God Bless America and Dave Dark Eyes Russian Folksong.

M. M. Schell Vangard Hollingsworth Buchtel McGehee Richards Kentucky Aduam Geibel Meredith Willson Richard Bennett Livingston Noble Bavariac-Luvans Girls Glee Club God Bless America Junior Highmens Pays Dave Dark Eyes

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