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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1948

Page

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Midwest Snow and Wind Storm Paralyzes Wide Area

A spring like storm battered the Midwest with rain wind and heavy drifting snow isolating Colorado Kansas Nebraska and parts of the Plains. Temperatures plunged with Fraser Colorado at nine below zero and many towns cut off by snow blocked roads and failed communications.

Midwest United Press Great Plains Atlantic Coast New York Fraser Colo Big Piney Woyo Sinclair Trinidad, Colo Pueblo, Colo

Chest pledge payments due December first for 1948

Washington Community Chest subscribers were reminded that final payments on 1948 pledges are due December 1. Executive secretary Mrs. Panty Shearer said payments may be mailed or made at the Community Chest office on West Main Street.

Washington

Colorful Wife Creates Kitchen Chaos in Long Beach

William H. Stewart painted his kitchen white then found his wife had painted yellow messages on the doors. Returning home, he allegedly painted her face yellow during a clash. Police helped remove the paint. she declined arrest as he smiled.

Long Beach Cal William H. Stewart Stewart

Mrs Barbara Kempf 101 Kalona obituary services set

Funeral services for Mrs Barbara Kempf 101 Kalona are announced for Saturday 2 p m at East Union Mennonite Church northeast of Kalona with Rev D J Fisher and Rev A Lloyd Swartzendruber in charge burial in Peter Miller cemetery. She died Thursday noon at her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs E D Hershberger home born Barbara Mishler January 28 1847 Holmes county Ohio came to Iowa 1859 married Samuel Kempf October 18 1868 survived by seven daughters, Nellie deceased, and daughters Mrs E D Hershberger Mrs G V Spry Des Moines Mrs D E Bontrager Kalona Mrs J D Miller Maxwell Alice Kempf Kalona Mrs S E Squires Mason Wis.

Harvest Window at Washington Market Display

A special Harvest Window decorates the Washington Fruit Market shopfront today. The display centers on garden vegetables and features a variety of foods and chinaware designed and built by Donald Palmer Benblossom.

Washington Donald Palmer Benblossom

Divorce Petition Filed by Rosemary Fullerton in District Court

Rosemary Jirsa Fullerton sues Harry L. Fullerton for divorce in district court. They wed in Washington County on July 23 1947. The petition seeks a decree of divorce, fair property division, and court ordered support as deemed fair and just.

R. R. Noonan Rosemary Jirsa Fullerton Harry L. Fullerton Washington County

Broderson Brothers Harvest Flax Field Near Here

Einar and Didtrich Brodersons harvested a 270 acre flax field near Watford City valued at $26 000. The crop yielded about 17 to 18 bushels per acre in their first effort at flax farming.

Watford City N. D Einar and Didtrich Broderson Broderson Brothers

Madame de Leon Sees France Key to European Peace

Madame Jacqueline de Leon of Paris spoke to about 200 at Washington High School on life in postwar France. She described scarce food, rationing, housing ruin, and a fading black market while praising the Marshall Plan and pressuring U.S.-France ties amid calls for European peace. The forum was sponsored by four civic groups led by the YMCA with County Attorney John C. Owen introducing her.

Madame Jacqueline de Leon France Paris Madame de Leon Washington High School United States Europe Washington Y. M. C. A John C. Owen Fred B. Miller

Vishinsky Attacks Armament Race at UN

At the United Nations in Paris on November 19 Andrei Vishinsky denounced the western powers as pursuing an atomic war against Russia and condemned the arms race. He warned that reactionaries still rely on the atomic bomb as their last hope while Dulles accused Russia of widening its military edge.

Paris Andrei Vishinsky Russia West Vishinsky United Nations John Foster Dulles United States Europe Hector McNeil Great Britain Britain

Washington junior college matinee play postponed to Monday

The matinee of The Queen's Husband at Washington junior college was postponed due to illness in the cast. Director Wendell Rider announced the delay, shifting the show to Monday afternoon at two o'clock, while tonight's performance remains on schedule.

Wendell Rider

Musical Numbers Highlight Junior High Art Show

Three musical numbers by students of Melvin Hill will accompany the art showing at the junior high tonight. Principal Edward J. Kelly says visitors may view pictures from seven o clock with the program starting at 7 15. A clarinet quartet, a solo, a flute duet, and a drum duet are on the lineup. The showing ends at 7 50 to allow attendance at the junior college play.

Melvin Hill Washington Edward J. Kelly Gus Mast Eddie Winga Mary Lou Marston Karen Engle Patricia Coakley Margarette McCleery Sybil Bagge Maxine Crone Donna Peters Mr. Kelly

Keokuk Man Indicted in $34,000 Tax Evasion Case

Cecil A. Bottger of Keokuk was indicted by a federal grand jury on charges of evading more than 34 000 in taxes on income from slot machines and juke boxes. He is jailed in Burlington on 10 000 bond. trial set for Nov 30 in Des Moines.

Keokux Cecil A. Bottger Keokuks Bottger Des Moines Burlington Rottger U. S Iowa Missouri Illinois

Rev W R Yard to Speak at Baptist Church Sunday

Rev W R Yard of Iowa Falls and brother of Ar Yealia and FB Yard of Washington will speak at the Baptist church Sunday morning. A former pastor of large Iowa churches, he is retired and serves as president of the Iowa Baptist assembly. His sermon topic is Salvation From What.

W. R. Yard Iowa Falls Ar Yealia FB. Yard Washington Baptist Yard Iowa Baptist Assembly

Thompson Snack Shack Adds Children’s Bar Feature

Proponents of the Thompson Snack Shack announce the addition of a children's bar. The setup mirrors the main bar with miniature stools and a small counter suitable for young patrons.

Thompson Snack Shack

Nationalist Victory Claims Halt Communist Advance in China

Nanking reports a decisive Suchow victory with Chiang Kai-shek forces claimed to have routed about 200,000 Communists as 490,000 Suchow residents celebrated. U.S. officials denied urging peace talks, while reports of American aid and potential evacuations circulated amid the crisis.

Nanking Suchow Yanetzi River Chiang Kai-Shek China Shanghai U.S J. Leighton Stuart Chiang Stuart Hollington Tong Washington Truman Chiang Kai Shek Pik Net Sorces U. S

Battle of the trees renewed in Oskaloosa avenue dispute

District Judge Frank Bechly set a November 29 hearing on the application by 28 property owners to enjoin widening of A avenue in Oskaloosa The group including housewives civic and business groups led by Ned P Gilbert seeks to preserve the shade trees and asks the court to determine how much the street should be widened 64 signatories and the chamber of commerce back the intervention.

Oskaloosa Frank Bechly Ned P. Gilbert

Radio Program Will Feature County Man

Herbert Campbell a Washington county farmer north of Ainsworth will be heard on the radio next week. The program covers the Keystone Wire and Steel soil conservation project with an interview by Med Maxwell. Stations include WHO WDAF KSD and WLS with times listed for November 23 and 26.

Herbert Campbell Washington County Ainsworth Joe Knotek Soils District Campbell Keystone Wire and Steel Company Med Maxwell Red Brand United States Soil Conservation Service WHO WDAF KSD WLS

U.S. Supplies Forty Three Percent of World Forest Products

A report states that the United States accounts for forty three percent of global forest products, highlighting the country’s dominant role in wood and pulp exports and timber processing.

The U.S

Talks on Peace Move at Shanghai Conference

Nationalist and Communist factions were reported pursuing each other while rumors persisted in Nanking that Stuart favored a movement for peace and a coalition government. Shanghai conferences included consular, military, and naval officials and high Chinese authorities.

Stuart Nanking Shanghai

Seek Two Youths In Guard's Death

Tonmy Price, one of two state school escapees at Glenwood, sought in the guard's death, was arrested months ago in Washington county and returned to the Glenwood institution after being found in Walnut school house by Deputy Sheriff R. Fillmore.

Tonmy Price Glenwood Washington County Walnut School R. \. Fillmore

Inmates Escape From Iowa School After Fatal Beating

State police search southwest Iowa for two inmates of the state feeble minded school who escaped after night watchman E. B. Melinay was fatally beaten. Dale Clark 22 from Osceola and Tommy Price 18 from Des Moines fled through a dormitory window after Price attacked Melinay with marble mopboard. Six other youths in a misbehavior cell aided by Price reportedly planned the escape and later reconsidered.

Glenwood Upp Iowa E. B. Melinay W. J. Meyer Dale Clark Osceola Tommy Price Davenport Price Clark Moore Mellway

Air express shipment mix by category shows varied shares

A Railway Express analysis reveals machinery at 25 percent of shipments, printed matter 11 percent, merchandise 13 percent, jewelry 9 percent, and other valuables 5 percent, illustrating the composition of express consignments.

Air Express Railway Express

Des Moines Weather Outlook Tonight Through Tomorrow

Lows will be mostly cloudy and windy tonight and tomorrow with snow in the west and rain changing to snow in the east tonight. Rain is expected in the extreme east tomorrow forenoon. Temperatures fall today then drop to 20-25 west and 28-32 east tonight, with a high of 34-39 tomorrow.

Des Moines

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