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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1947

Page

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Agriculture Dept Halts Slaughter Drive Over Foot and Mouth

Washington November 27 The Agriculture Department halted the slaughter of infected cattle in Mexico at the request of the Mexican government. Vaccination and quarantine will control the disease, but critics in the United States fear spread to American herds. About 30 million dollars has been paid to Mexican owners since May and large cattle losses continue.

Washington Agriculture Department Mexico United States Clifford Hope House Agriculture Committee Congress Department Hope Mexco B. T Simms Bureau of Animal Industry Ife Mexico City Simms

Auto Licenses On Sale Monday In County

Auto license sales for 1948 begin Monday December 1 at the county treasurer office. Owners have until February 1 to renew with no new number plates issued. 1947 numbers stay. Small orange tag 48 to be attached to front and rear plates. The fee remains unchanged. County Treasurer W E Howell notes 6683 cars and 1407 trucks licensed now, with 5270 cars and 1259 trucks a year ago. He urges early renewal to spread the work over two months.

W. EF. Howell Washington County Howell

Governor John Chambers Proclaims Iowa Thanksgiving Proclamation

Governor John Chambers issues Iowa's first Thanksgiving proclamation dated October 12 1844 urging residents to observe Thursday December 12 as a day of general thanksgiving to Almighty God and prayer for mercy prosperity happiness and ultimate salvation of the American people.

Iowa John Chambers

Martin Urges Guard Against Selfish Nations

House Speaker Joseph W. Martin Jr. warned in Washington that the United States must defend freedom from "selfish alien doctrines of totalitarianism" or risk the light of the world going out. Speaking at a Freedom Train stop, he tied the display to the fight against tyranny and urged unity to protect individual liberty.

Washington Joseph W. Martin, Jr Massachusetts Republican Martin Russia

Mormon Relief Trains Food To Navajo Indians

Salt Lake City reports the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints prepared a caravan of trucks to rush food to starving Navajo Indians in southern Utah. Early snowstorms left families unprepared as hogans remained unfinished and tents served as shelter. Two truckloads were loaded from the bishop's warehouse and due to leave to reach Pleasant on Thanksgiving weekend.

Salt Lake City Church of the Latte Day Saints Mormon Utah Blanding New Mexico Planding

Colthurst to sing in Handel Messiah at Iowa State

Ames IA November 27 Geors Colthurst son of Mr R J Colthurst of Ainsworth will sing with the Iowa State College Festival Choir in Handel Messiah on December 7 at 3 p m in State Gym. Directed by Tolbert MacRae the choir accompanied by the Iowa State Symphony Orchestra will be broadcast on WOL. Colthurst a sophomore in agriculture at the college.

Ames Iowa Geors Colthurst R. J. Colthurst Ainsworth Towa State College Festival State Gymnasium Tolbert MacRae Department of Music Iowa State Symphonys WOL

Fire alarm at union bus depot detects furnace smoke

Fire crews responded to a Union Bus Depot alarm last night and found only a smoking furnace. Firefighters were on standby as a precautionary measure with no active blaze or injuries reported.

Fire Department Union

Cup Of Thanksgiving Sermon At Union Service

Rev Milo J Phillips pastor of the Evangelical and Reformed Church used the theme The Cup Of Thanksgiving for his message at the Union service this morning He cited Psalm 116 and Matthew 27 stressing gratitude through church worship and home dinner while urging commitment to Christ amid sorrow and war memories He warned against neglect of God as America reflects on victory and peace and called for renewed devotion to Christian ideals.

Milo J. Phillips Evangelical and Reformed Church Mr. Phillips House of God Dad America Ai, Phillips Salerno Phillips Jesus God Evangelica & Reformed Church

Population Added by Annexation Reported in District Hearing

Witnesses at yesterday's district court hearing testified on population gains from annexation to Washington. Census counts listed 22 in Highland Park, 117 in Smouse's Addition north of Washington Street, and 42 in Shannon Heights south of Washington Street, totaling 291.

City of Washington Highland Park Smouse

Chest drive progress boosts Washington total to 16645

Washington Community Chest officers reported a sizable advance as $16,049.5 of a 1921 goal of 921,275 was recorded. About three quarters of solicitors have filed returns with several large business blocks yet to contribute, and organizers expect the rest to push the total near the goal by tomorrow night.

Busiiness Shearer

City expansion pushes total well over 400 units this year

The addition of the east precinct annexation to the city earlier this year would bring the total well over 400.

Community Chest Drive Surges Past Quarter-Cile Budget Target

Washington leaders report 75 percent of the Community Chest budget raised with more than 26 000 expected by Friday. The campaign aims to top the milestone as donations climb.

Washington

Health Unit Activates Child Health Conference

Health unit announces a child health conference with plans to discuss nutrition development and preventive care. Attendees include area health workers and school representatives aiming to coordinate services and share resources.

Marshall Will Question Mr. Molotov Today

London report says Secretary of State Marshall will press Russia for views on future German frontiers at the big four talks. He may probe Molotov on Potsdam boundaries and Berlin peace issues while avoiding German discontent over loss of territory.

Marshall Mr. Molotov London George C. Marshall Russia Germany Hle Soviet Union Potsdam United States Molotov Saar France

Church Men Hear Dr Marcus Bach at United Presbyterian

Dr Marcus Bach of Iowa University School of Religion will speak to the United Presbyterian brotherhood next Monday evening Dec 1. His topic is Utopias Are on the Way Out. Ladies night invites all members to bring wives for a potluck dinner at 8 o clock.

Marcus Bach School of Religion Iowa University Brotherhood of the United Presbyterian Church Bach Iowa Brotherhood Mena Dr. Bach Wen Church

Naze in Australia: Dr Johannes Becker Captured

In Sydney on November 27, crewmen of the American tanker Cedar Breaks captured Dr Johannes Heinrich Becker once Australia’s No 1 outlaw after weeks eluding Commonwealth security. The seizure ends a long search for the fugitive.

Sydney Australia Johannes Heinrich Becker Commonwealth

Man shot while attempting drug store robbery in Windsor

Glen Davis, 40, was shot in the right arm and arrested last night after an alleged attempt to rob a Windsor drug store. A tattoo on his chest read Death before dishonor.

Windsor Ont Glen Davis

Health unit hold on December 2 schedule

A health unit office held an appointment session Tuesday afternoon from 1 15 to 3 20 with Call No 488 advising appointments.

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