Dr White Urges Jesus Loveliness at Presbyterian Youth Rally
Dr C W White of Dubuque seminary spoke at a Presbyterian youth rally service on The Loveliness of Jesus. He urged vitality in the church and adherence to Jesus’ way to inspire love and good in society. The event at the Presbyterian church drew many youths and guests from five Washington congregations amid a brief blackout.
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C. Win White
Dubuque Seminary
Presbyterian Churchu
Presbyterian
Jesus
Dr. Witte
Christ
Presbyterian Church
Washington
Charles Barthelow
Thomas Gerdes
Archie Buwer
Martha Younes
Marjorie Euwer
Beatrice Barthelow
Jack James
William Wiley
T. Kk. White
Policeman Defies Bomb Threat In Sioux City
Sioux City patrolman Ward Asmussen remained at work despite threats to bomb his home following raids on gambling and liquor law violators. An unidentified woman phoned his wife Saturday night and warned that trouble would come unless the raids stopped.
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Sioux City
Dward Asmussen
Asmusgen
Honor Students at St. James School for Second Period
The honor students of St. James School for the second six weeks are Mary Louise Redlinger Janice Campbell Beulah Heck Wayne Barnes Nancy Perez Caryl Walker Margaret Pfeffer Janice Kos Shirley Mattes Patricia Richardson Madeline Kedeker Diana Schulty Phillip McClure Rosalita Pfeffer Judy Campbell Joan Marie Margalene Fritz Mary Ruth Minick
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St. James School
Mary Louise Redlinger
Janice Campbell
Beulah Heck
Wayne Barnes
Nancy Perez
Caryl Walker
Margaret Pfeffer
Janice Kos
Shirley Mattes
Patricia Richardson
Madeline Kedeker
Diana Schulty
Phillip McClure
Rosalita Pfeffer
Judy Campbell
Joan Marie
Margalene Fritz
Mary Ruth Minick
Waste Paper Drive Promoted by American Lesson
American Lesson urges Washington residents to collect waste paper on Thursday November 29 for government needs. Ladies Auxiliary will distribute binder twine by Tuesday and start collection at 1 pm, requesting papers and magazines be tied and placed at sidewalks for easy pickup.
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United States
City of Washington
Washington
Will Contest Delayed for Term in District Court
The will contest of Frank A. Shelan goski was postponed for the term. Judge P. J. Siegers of Newton, ill, could not hear the November term jury case in Washington this week, delaying proceedings until next Monday. Petit jurors were notified their services were not needed. The trial had been set for 1.30 this afternoon with no other jury cases scheduled.
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Frank A. Shelangoski
P. J. Siegers
Newton
Washington
Bombing threat targets homes during off duty raids
A threatening phrase warns “better look out.” The text mentions home bombing risk and Asmussen’s raids some conducted off duty. Fragment mentions raids, nested liquor, and Rovices Meet veters COVICSS, indicating disrupted activities and unclear specifics.
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Asmussen
Veters Covicss
Daily Press Elects Hageboeck as IDPA President
W. T. Hageboeck publisher of the Iowa City Press-Citizen will head the Iowa Daily Press Association for the coming year. He succeeds Ralph E. Shannon of the Washington Journal. W. E. Sutherland of the Sioux City Journal Tribune is elected vice president, replacing W. S. Rupe of the Ames Tribune.
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Des Moines
IDPA
W. T. Hageboeck
Iowa City Press-Citizen
Iowa Daily Press Association
Ralph E. Shannon
The
Washington Journal
W. E. Sutherland
Sioux City Journal Tribune
W. S. Rupe
Ames Tribune
J. F
Harold A. Garvey
Boone News
Republican
Fort Des Moines
Cooperative Association
Kirkwood
Frank Miles
Iowa Legionaire
United States Proposes Iran Troop Withdrawal Deadline
The war department announced that the United States proposed to Russia and Great Britain that all troops of the three nations withdraw from Iran by January 31.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Russia
Great Britain
Iran
War Department
Vault Break-In At Dubuque School Board
Dubuque police report over $100 stolen from the school board office vault on Saturday night. The combination was knocked off the vault, but war bonds and stamps remained. A prior attempt at Dubuque Senior High school was unsuccessful weeks earlier.
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Dubuque
Ambrose Graver
Dubuque Senior High School
Fire destroys stock at Clem drug store in Malvern
A Sunday blaze of unknown origin destroyed stock at the Steve Clem drug store in Malvern and severely damaged the building. The adjacent F A Mullholland department store suffered heavy smoke damage. A family living above the drug store was uninjured.
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Imalvern
Steve Clem
F. A. Mulholland
Pickets at Ward Plants In 12 Cities
Detroit news reports 40,000 Ford River Rouge plant workers to be laid off as strikes hit 15 auto supply firms. The nationwide walkouts affect Montgomery Ward retail properties with CIO demonstrations. GM, UAW seek federal help amid a six day walkout. 98 soup kitchens prepare for a long siege.
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Detroit
Mich
Ford Motor Company
River Rouge
M. L. Bricker
United Press
Montgomery Ward and Company
CIO
Automotive
United Auto Workers
General Motor Corporation
General Motors
Northwest Lumber
Tacoma
Wash
A.F. of L
Transportation
Chicago
Greyhound Bus Line
Bus Plunge Kills 40 Drowns in Chelan Lake Crash
In Chelan Washington a school bus ran off an embankment into Lake Chelan. Between 40 and 50 children drowned with six escaping and swimming to shore. State patrolman William Sugden reported details from the scene.
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Chelan
Washington
State Highway Patrol
Lake Chelan
William Sugden
Sugden
Soldier Held in Stolen Car Case Near Davenport
Pvt. J. J. Hartman aged 28 from Dubuque was arrested Saturday night for driving a car reported stolen at DeWitt. Hartman, absent without leave from Camp Bevinson Arkansas, said he borrowed the auto owned by H. C. Meintz of Grand Mound from a returning serviceman. He denies knowledge of the theft.
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Davenport
J. J. Hartman
Dubuque
DeWitt
Hartman
Camp Bevinson
Ark
H. C. Meintz
Grand Mound
Two Are Injured In Road Accident
A young man Glenn Widmer twenty four and a boy James Irwin sixteen suffered non life threatening injuries in a highway crash one mile north of the junction of routes 218 and 22 northeast of Riverside. Widmer and Irwin were treated and released from county hospital.
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Riverside
Glenn Widmer
Wayland
Widmer
James Irwin
Washington
Crawfordsville
Hugh Giberson
Mt. Union
J. S. Altizer
West Point
Altizer
Justice of the Peace
J. E. Boyee
Junior Birney
Jane Bruty
Ainsworth
Waterloo dock clerk released on bond in meat theft case
Harry M. Kelly, a dock clerk at Bath Packing Co planters, was released on $1,000 bond after being charged with larceny of company meat. He was arrested Saturday and allegedly sold the meat to a local grocery store for 548.54 between July 2 and October 22. Hearing date not set.
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Waterloo
Harry M. Kelly
Bath Packing Co
Black Hawk County
Kelly
ISU Students Headed Home For Thanksgiving Break
Phyllis Galloway and Virginia Gibson, ISU college students, left this morning for Cedar Falls after a visit with family during a Thanksgiving and between quarters vacation.
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Phyllis Galloway
Virginia Gibson
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Health Unit Activities Week of November 26
Calendar notes a child health conference in Kalena at city hall on Monday from 1 30 to 3 30 p m.
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Kalena
Funeral services for Katherine Mauthe Tuesday
Funeral services are set for Katherine Mauthe at two o clock Tuesday afternoon at L A Jones funeral home The Rev T E White of the Presbyterian church will conduct the service Burial will follow at Elm Grove cemetery.
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L. A. Jones Funeral Home
Con
US employment office to close for all of Wednesday
The United States employment office will close all day Wednesday November 28. This notice informs workers and clients of a full day closure affecting services and operations.
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United States
Funeral held for Mrs. Cordelia Miller at Pleasant Hill Church
The funeral service for Mrs. Cordelia Miller took place at Pleasant Hill Christian church conducted by Rev. Thomas Polk and she was buried at Pleasant Hill cemetery. Pallbearers named Lloyd Whnster, Robert Fulton, Dale, Glen, Laurel and Ed Garrett.
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Cordelia Miller
Pleasant Hill Christian Church
Thomas Polk
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Lloyd Whunster
Robert Fulton
Dale, Glen, Laurel
Ed Garrett
Zuleta to Head London Parley
The UN preparatory commission on November 26 elected Eduardo Zuleta Angel, Colombia's ambassador to Peru, as permanent chairman. Nominated by the Netherlands and seconded by Czechoslovakia and Chile, he was elected by acclamation with no other candidates. The body adopted rules and eight technical committees and adjourned after an hour.
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London
England
Preparatory Commission
United Nations Organization
Eduardo Zuleta Angel
Zuleta
Colombia
Peru
Netherlands
Czechoslovakia
Chili
Cedar Rapids Man Held in Killing
Lawrence K. Slaymaker, 33, of Cedar Rapids, is held in the city jail on an open charge in connection with the death of Charles McMullen, 40. McMullen died at a Cedar Rapids hospital after an argument at the Co I O union hall led to a fatal jaw injury. Dre Mullin, who was hospitalized with a double jaw fracture, also involved in the incident. Dr. T Hersch, Linn county coroner, to determine cause of death.
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Cedar Rapids
Lawrence K. Slaymaker
Charles McMullen
William J. Kudrna
Kudrna
McMullen
Kudina
T. Hersch
Linn
Slaymaker
Co. I. O. Union
Kadina
Dre Mullen
Robert Masson Dies at 25 in Sunday Illness
Robert Montgomery Masson age 25 son of Dr W J Masson died early Sunday at the county hospital after prior illnesses. He studied at the state university dental college and was active in social and musical groups in Washington and at the Y M C A. Funeral services are set for two o clock Wednesday at L A Jones funeral home with Rev Kerr and Rev McRee. burial in Elm Grove cemetery. He was born August 4 1920 in Washington and survived by his parents two brothers and two sisters. He belonged to United Presbyterian church and Delta Sigma Delta dental fraternity.
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Dental College
The
State University
Iowa City
L. A. Jones Funeral Home
George Kerr
United Presbyterian Church
Basil McRee
Associate Presbyterian Church
Elm Grove Cemetery
Washington
W. J
Dora Montgomery Masson
Washington High School
Washington Junior College
Minneapolis
Washington Municipal
University of Iowa
College of Dentistry
Delta Sigma Delta Dental Fraternity
Robert
United Presbyterian Elearch
William J. Masson
Town City
David J. Maeson
United States Army
Madison
Wis
Edward R. Barker
Frederick Smith
Cleveland
Ohio
Abandoned Baby Made Ward of Court in Iowa City
Mary Sue, seven weeks old, found abandoned outside a furniture store in a buggy on October 24 in Iowa City, was made a ward of the court by District Judge James P. Gaffney. She will remain at Mercy hospital for six months before potential commitment to the Bureau of Catholic Clarities as authorities trace the transient couple from Ogden Utah to Boston Massachusetts.
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Iowa City
Mary Sue
Bureau of Catholic Clarities
James P. Gaffney
Mercy Hospital
Ogden
Utah
Boston
Aless
Ambassador Grew recalls last peace plea before Pearl Harbor
Joseph Clark Grew, last U S ambassador to Japan, testified before Pearl Harbor investigators that Japan broke relations and launched the attack while he sought a final peace note from President Roosevelt to Emperor Hirohito. He detailed Tokyo hours before Dec 7 1941 and said Washington learned of the attack four hours earlier. Cordell Hull said the 1940 41 fleet base was argued, the Nov 25 note was too late, yet the reply had at least five terms favoring peace if chosen.
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Joseph Clark Grew
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Roosevelt
Hirohito
Grew
Tokyo
Washington
Cordell Hull
United States
Ribbentrop Defense Might Seek Foreign Witnesses
In Nuremberg on November 26, Ribbentrop's lawyers said they may ask the tribunal to summon Thom as R. Mostov and a Russian general to testify for his defense. They plan to seek testimony on Russo German relations from August 1939 to June 1941. Prosecution sides dispute whether witnesses outside Germany can be compelled. The court had not ruled on the issue.
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Nuremberg
Geormany
Johim von Ribbentrop
War Crimes Tribunal
Thomas R. Mostov
Ribbentrop
Mostovy
Russia
Germany
British troops raid Jewish village in Jerusalem streets
British airborne forces with six bayonets forced a way into a Jewish village in Jerusalem amid thousands of angry Jews milling in the streets. The confrontation followed mounting tensions and clashes in the area.
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Jerusalem
Iowa Daily Press Convention Returns to Des Moines
R. E. Shannon along with Bruce Cowden Mr. and Mrs. Dave Elder Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Shannon and Clarice Meek returned yesterday from Des Moines where they attended a two day Iowa Daily Press convention. Shannon has served as president for the last two years.
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R. E. Shannon
Bruce Cowden
Dave Elder
W. J. Shannon
Clarice Meek
Des Moines
Iowa Daily Press
Captain Robert Logan to Receive Honorable Discharge
Captain Robert Logan, who has served four years and seven months including 13 months in the European theater, telephoned his wife Kay Hardy in Newport News Virginia to say he will report to Camp Grant Illinois this week for his honorable discharge. Mrs Logan plans to travel to Chicago Sunday to meet him.
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Robert Logan
Newport News
Kay Hardy
Camp Grant
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