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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1948

Page

1

Nine Dead As Result Of Storms

Nine fatalities are reported as a Great Plains storm leaves dozens stranded in snowbound homes and vehicles. Rescue crews free trains and buses, while citizens dig through drifts amid subfreezing temperatures.

United Press Great Plains Pacific Coast Chadron Neb Dickinson N. D Sidney Minot Akron Colo Springfield Montrose Washington State Willmar Minn Louisiana

New Washington businessman Dudley Kingman joins Smart Implement firm

Dudley Kingman, brother-in-law to William Smart, has bought Charles H. Smart’s half of Smart Implement and moved to 423 South Marion Avenue. Formerly with Freuhauf as a labor relations man, he served five years in the army and retired as a colonel in the quartermaster corps. He is married with two sons ages 12 and eight.

Washington Dudley Kingman Smart Implement Company Kingman William Smart Charles H. Smart Geneva Ill Marion Ave Freuhauf Trailer Company Quartermaster Corps Pim Richard Dale Kester Washington County Leland Carris Richard Davenport Max Kester Winfield East Washington Street Pt. Riley Kansas

United States Clarifies Bernadotte Plan Stance on Palestine

U S delegate Dr Philip Jessup told the UN political committee that America backs the Bernadotte framework as a basis for Arab Jewish talks but withholds full endorsement. He opposed shrinking Israel’s borders without Jewish consent and supported Israel’s claim to the Negev while demanding equal land offers from the original partition for Arabs.

Paris United States Palestine Philip Jessup United Nations Jessup Holy Land George C. Marshall U.S Israel Negev Galilee Jessups

Wayland Resident Praises CROP Effort

Velma Roth of Wayland, eight months in the national CROP office in Chicago, writes home praising the program. She notes CROP operates in 30 states with Iowa the first to organize all counties and cites growing support from rural Americans.

Wayland Velma Roth Chicago Iowa Miss Roth America

Disagreement Over U S China Policy Sparks Rift

A rift has emerged among American officials over how the United States should respond to China. The navy and air force favor bold armed aid to bolster the Nationalist regime, while the army and the State Department urge a more cautious approach. An embassy spokesman denied any rift, saying all branches agree on policy. The dispute centers on timing and extent of military support.

Nanking United States China U. S. Navy Airforce Army State Department Washington U.S Armed Services U. S

Graveside Rites for Burham Infant Held

Graveside services for John O Burham 12 day old son of Howard Daryl and Ella Monaghan Burham were at Elm Grove cemetery at 10 20 AM with Rev H J Corcoran officiating The infant died Thursday afternoon November 18 born November 6 Survivors include his parents two sisters Barbara Marie and Patricia Ann maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Joe Monaghan Keota paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Oscar Durham Washington Jones funeral home directed arrangements

John O Burham Howard Daryl Ella Monaghar Burham Elm Grove H. J. Corcoran Barbara Marie Patricia Ann Joe Monaghan Keota

Washington county 4-H Vesper to Install Officers Sunday

Plans for the Washington county 4-H Harvest Home Vesper Sunday at the Washington Baptist Church include installation of county 4-H officers, an address by Rev. T. C. Polk, and musical numbers by 4-H members. The program features cornet solo The Desert Song by Rosalie Robison, a duet Dreams by James Booth and Donna Rae Cave, a Four Leaf Clover Song solo by Mildred Stewart, a piano solo Sweet Hour of Prayer by Mary Rita McLaughlin, Psalm 100 read by Petty Fash, and prayer by Carol Walker. Robert Kleese will offer the benediction after Rev. Polk’s message Using What We Have. Officers Named. Officers of the Washington county 4-H groups will be installed.

Washington County Romberg Rosalie Robison Jamees Booth Donna Rae Cave Mildred Stewart Mary Rita McLaughlin Petty Fash Carol Walker Rev. Polk Robert Kleese

Late Warning on Chinese Civil War Outcome

A reflective line notes it is too late to influence the course of the Chinese civil war, implying futility in changing the historic trajectory.

Lieve

Barkley backs nonpartisan policy and Taft-Hartley repeal

In Cincinnati on November 20 Vice President elect Alben W. Barkley urged AFL delegates to maintain a nonpartisan foreign policy and to repeal the Taft-Hartley act. He warned of continued labor efforts to counter communism and called for actions to curb inflation and high living costs while signaling continued Democratic promises.

Barkley Cincinnati Alben W. Barkley AFL Germany Austria Japan Europe Asia Organized Labor Railroad Brotherhoods Cio Congress George C. Marshall Truman

School Club Officers List and Changes

The girls group lists Martha Gamon as president Virginia Griggs as vice president Luella Sojka as secre tary treasurer and Rosalie Rob ison as historian. The boys group names Dick Sehneider as president Ralph Knotek as vice president Bill Rowe as secretary treasurer and Burtwin Day as historian. Retiring girls officers include Rosamond Sojka president Myrna Reeves vice president Lucille Gault secretary treasurer and Patty McDowell historian. Boys ending terms Sunday are Duane Tadlock president Harry Duensing vice president Ronald Bowser secretary treasurer and Eddie Brophy historian.

Martha Gamon Virginia Griggs Luella Sojka Rosalie Robison Dick Sehneider Ralph Knotek Bill Rowe Burtwin Day Rosamond Sojka Myrna Reeves Lucille Gault Patty McDowell Duane Tadlock Harry Duensing Ronald Bowser Eddie Brophy

Bank Robbery in Chanhassen Nets About $1590

A lone armed bandit robbed the Chanhassen state bank near Minneapolis and was captured within an hour. Sheriff W. H. Fabriz identified the detainee as Bernard Region of Appleton, Minn. The robbery occurred about 11:30 a.m. CST, taking funds from cashier F. J. Schneider before orders to lie down.

Minneapolis Chanhassen W. H. Fabriz Hennepin County Bernard Region Appleton F. J. Schneider

Washington FFA delegates attend national convention in Kansas City

Four Washington high school FFA members and their instructor Frank Lee returned from Kansas City Missouri where they represented the local chapter at the national convention marking FFA’s 20th anniversary. Volunteers William Chmelar Alan Barclay Jim Redlinger and Don Rich won free transportation awards from Milwaukee Railroad for outstanding vocational agriculture work. Andy Hlauter was chosen for National BELA but could not attend due to illness. The gathering featured a 100 piece FLFLA band and chorus and visits to Ford Chevrolet and Dodge plants along with talks by Mayor William E. Kemp Kansas City editor John Collins Ambassador Henri Bonnet and others.

Washington High School The Future Farmers of America Frank Lee Kansas City Missouri F.F.A Future Farmers United States Tawaii Puerto Rico Washington William Chmelar Alan Barclay Jim Redlinger Don Rich Milwaukee Railroad Andy Hlauter Iowa Andy FLFLA General Motors Corporation Louisiana Association Judy Canova Firestone Tire and Rubber Company Kansas William E. Kemp John Collins James Redlinger Don Rien

Final rites for Nellie L Tripp in Sherman's funeral home

Final rites for Nellie L Tripp were held Friday morning at 10 20 o'clock in Sherman's funeral home with Dr George Kerr in charge. Pallbearers were Cloyce Stewart Richard Stewart Stewart Bell Dave Livingston Owen Keelan and Eugene Greetan. Burial was in Elm Grove cemetery.

Nellie L. Tripp Sherman George Kerr Cloyce Stewart Richard Stewart Stewart Bell Dave Livingston Owen Keelan Eugene Greetan Durial Elm Grove Cemetery

Weather bulletin for Des Moines region

Town clearing and colder tonight with cloudy, cool conditions tomorrow. Highs around 22 to 38 today and 30 to 55 tomorrow. Tonight’s lows 15 to 20 north and 20 to 25 south. Friday temperatures recorded as high 65 and low 39 on the floor.

Des Mones

Junior College Produces The Queen's Husband Comedy

The junior college presents Robert Sherwood's three act farce The Queen's Husband before about 300 in the high school auditorium. Keith Duncan stars as the henpecked king with Lois Hines as the scheming queen. The cast includes Fran Fishburn Robert Steele Donna Reim and others with musical interludes by Melvin Hills high school band trombone players.

Auditoriun Robert Sherwood Wendell Rider Keith Duncan Lois Hines Donna Reim Melvin Hills Dan Brindley

Trinity Lutheran Welcomes New Pastor George A Koch

Pastor George A Koch will deliver his introductory sermon at eleven tomorrow morning at Trinity Lutheran Church. He arrives from Houston Texas after earlier pastorates in Hampton and Odebolt Iowa and will reside with his family at 409 East Main Street.

George A. Koch Trinity Lutheran Church Koch Washington Church Houston Texas Iowa Hampton and Odebolt Gerald Lutheran Parsonage East Main Street

Washington County Medical Society November Meeting

Members gathered at the nurses home for the November session. Ruth Foster and Thelma Luther presented colored slides and recounted highlights from their trip to Guatemala last summer.

Washington County Medical Society Nurses’ Home Ruth Foster Thelma Luther Guatemala

Funeral services for C. W. Lins held at Jones Funeral Home

Funeral services for C. W. Lins were held Friday afternoon at two o'clock in the Jones funeral home with Rev. F. E. J. Shouk in charge. Burial followed in Ainsworth cemetery. Pallbearers were Joe Wolf Latimer Davis Wilden W. C. Richards B. C. Watson Charles Kennedy.

C. W. Lins Jones Funeral Home FE. J. Shouk Ainsworth Cemetery Joe Wolf Latimer Davis Wilden W. C. Richards 8. C. Watson Charles Kennedy

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