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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1947

Page

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Trouble Seen In Senate for Marshall Plan

In Washington on November 29 a Senate GOP policy committee debate highlighted deep rifts between the administration and a large slate of Republicans over the Marshall plan for European recovery. Senator Taft assailed the approach as fundamentally wrong and said he would fight the $20 billion plan if it reaches the senate in its current form, while supporting the stop gap aid bill for France Italy and Austria.

Washington Congress Robert A. Taft Senate Arthur H. Vandenberg Mich Taft Truman United States France Italy Austria House

24 819 Iowans Hurt in Industry

Des Moines reports 24 819 Iowa workers were injured in the fiscal year ending June 1947, up 2 231 from the prior year. Fatalities fell to 88 for 1946 47 with 54 more since, while compensation up to 20 weekly was paid in 21 211 cases. Arbitration averages and re opens noted. Second Injury Fund stands at 22 800 dollars.

Des Moines Commission Corwin

Mount Joy site picked for Quad Cities airport project

Washington reports the Civil Aeronautics Administration selected Mount Joy Iowa as the site for a new class four airport serving Davenport Iowa Moline East Moline Rock Island and declared it more suitable for a terminal operated scheduled transport. Burgess noted Mount Joy would cost 1 750 000 versus 1 300 000 to expand Moline and would add a second airfield with three runways.

Civil Aeronautics Administration Mount Jovy Iowa Davenport Moline East Moline Rock Island George A. Wilson Ilinois Mount Wilson Burgess Best Serve Aviation Mount Joy Quad Cities Midwest Civil Aeronautics Administration Office of Airports Mount Joy Aite

Weather Keeps Midwest Cold with Snow and Freezing Temps

Cold air grips the Midwest with subzero readings from North Dakota to Indiana as Des Moines reports 2 below and Grand Forks hits 15 below. Snow blankets the upper Mississippi Valley and Great Lakes region with 8 inches in Madison and Rockford. traffic slows in Chicago amid slick pavements.

Grand Forks N. D Dakotas Ohio Indiana Nebraska Mississipi Valley Great Lakes Weather Bureau Florida Midwest Madison Wis Rockford Ill Omaha West Coast Blythe Cal Los Angeles

Department store fire damages Tulsa landmark

Fire tore through a major Tulsa department store during the Christmas rush, burning for about an hour. Owner Gary Vandever estimated damage could reach 1 million dollars as three alarms brought firefighters to the scene after witnesses reported smoke from the second story. The blaze began in a storage room and destroyed parts of the building.

Tulsa Okla Gary Vandever Wendever

Fairfield Couples Granted Marriage Licenses

Two couples from Fairfield obtained marriage licenses at the courthouse this morning. The pairs are William L. Miller with Myrtle W. Simons and Rolland C. Connelly with Joyee Louise Starr.

Fairfield Court House William L. Miller Myrtle W. Simons Rolland C. Connelly Joyee Louise Starr

Community Chest Drive Exceeds Goal in One Week

Washington reports a Community Chest campaign finishing with over 22 thousand dollars raised or pledged, beating a 21 275 goal. About 15 solicitors remain to report, mainly downtown blocks and an industrial plant, with totals likely reaching 23 thousand as reports come in.

Washington

Community Chest Drive Exceedes Goal With Over 22 Thousand

The community drive surpassed its target with more than 22 000 dollars in contributions and pledges today. This strong showing reflects broad local support for funding community services.

Plane With 21 Aboard Missing After Pisa Takeoff

A United States Army C-47 with 21 aboard disappeared after leaving Pisa for Frankfurt. Frankfurt U S air force reports 17 passengers and four crew on board, while Italian officials list 14 enlisted men and possibly one civilian. The last radio contact was seven minutes after takeoff over the Mediterranean. Efforts feared the aircraft may have crashed into the sea.

Rome Pisa Frankfurt U.S. Air Force Italian Air Ministry Mediterranean Germany Marseille Bis

Has Stroke in Home at Crawfordsville

Mrs. Rt. C. McCleary, living alone in Crawfordsville, suffered a stroke with left side paralysis. Found on the floor by neighbors who forced entry after not seeing her all day. she was conscious and wearing night clothing with a coal stove burning. Olive Moore alerted others when no light appeared.

Crawfordsville Rt. C. McCleary Mrs. McCleary

Claude White 70 Dies After Heart Attack at Brighton Home

Claude Burdelle White, 70, died suddenly yesterday afternoon at his Brighton home after a heart attack. He was a Spanish American War veteran and lived in Iowa and California before returning to Washington. Funeral services set for 11 a.m. Monday at Sherman’s Funeral Home with Rev. T. C. Polk officiating. he was married to Esta Sayre and survived by a wife, five children in California, ten grandchildren, five stepchildren, a brother Rettie White of Oregon, and other relatives.

Claude White Brighton Mr. White Washington Sherman T. C. Polk The Christian Church Claude Burdelle White Keithsburg Simon White White Esta Sayre

County aids Children’s Home drive with local reps named

Mrs E N Foster of Wellman is named county chairman for the Iowa Children's Home Society campaign in Washington county to raise 800 dollars. The society, founded 1888, cares for neglected children via foster homes and a Des Moines receiving home, with 175 Washington county children already helped. Campaign ends December 3. contributions by local representatives listed for Kalona, Riverside, Ainsworth, West Chester, Wellman.

E. N. Foster Wellman Iowa Children’s Home Society Washington County Washington Rend Des Moines Iowa Childrens Home Society Kalona Marie Jackson Farmers Savings Bank Riverside Harold Cress Ainsworth Charles Rademaker West Chester E. Cottey EB. N. Foster Glenn C. Smith

Charges Against County Home Head

Clarence E. Johnson former Polk county home steward was arrested on charges of conspiracy to defraud the county. He pled innocent in district court and posted 3000 bond after indictment naming Elmer G. Croft as co-conspirator relating to funds obtained by false pretense in early 1946. Johnson served as county home steward starting January 1946 and stayed on payroll in archives until October 1946.

Des Moines Clarence E. Johnson Polk County Liberty Johnson Ankeny Tom K. Murrow Elmer G. Croft

Savings bank figures involve Brighton and Crawfordsville figures

Mrs. W. H. Paxson of Brighton and Mrs. Earl Monson of Crawfordsville are named in a banking notice likely detailing savings bank business or appointments.

Man Savings Bank Brighton W. H. Paxson Crawfordsville Earl Monson

Demonstrations In Rural Schools Launch Next Week

Lester B Krabill announces an institute program for rural teachers with demonstrations in reading and arithmetic across eight county schools next week. Instructors Fay Layne and Lou A Shepherd lead sessions with free demonstrations and discussions, with 12 to 20 teachers expected daily.

Lester B. Krabill Town State Teachers College Extension Division Daytonville Lime Creek Township Walnut Brighton Township New Haven Dutch Creek Township Jackson Center Highland Center Teachers College Fay Layne Lou A. Shepherd Reading Krabill

Funeral for Mrs. Mary C. Allen in Winfield

Mrs. Mary C. Allen aged 91 was memorialized yesterday at her daughter Mrs. A. C. Beauchamp’s home near Winfield. Burial followed in Crawfordsville cemetery. Born in Indiana on April 21, 1856 she moved to Iowa at 18, married A. R. Allen in 1879, and survived by two daughters, seven grandchildren, 12 great grandchildren and one great great grandchild. Her husband died in 1913 and a son Roy Allen in 1929. She belonged to United Presbyterian church for many years.

Winfield Mary C. Allen A. C. Beauchamp Crawfordsville Allen Beauchamp Indiana Iowa A. R. Allen Minnie Spangler Roy Allen United Presbyterian Church

Large Henry County Farm Sale Near Wayland Nets $21,000

The Max L. Kauffman closing out farm sale near Wayland drew a large crowd yesterday. The auction totaled a little over $21,000 with good prices on all lots. Auctioneers were Chaney, Rinner and Roth.

Max L. Kauffman Wayland Henry County Chaney, Rinner and Roth

Paris Sides with Schuman as Guards Seize Leftist Paper

Mobile guards occupied the De Soir office in Paris as the national assembly debated premier Robert Schuman's emergency powers. Schuman pressed to pass crisis laws by midnight, giving police more powers for six months while troops moved to secure coal regions and key cities amid a nationwide strike.

Paris de Soir Today National Assembly Robert Schuman de Soir Schuman France Arras Ministry of Interior

Talk Back Sermon Idea Sparks Congregation Plans

Mukwanago Wisconsin November 23 A small Waukesha county church plans the nations first talk back service on Pearl Harbor Day Parishioners at the Unitarian Universalist church will interrupt Reverend Ate mon Cheek and offer dissent in a bid to restore spiritual freedom and engage members in church life The 100 parishioners support the concept as Cheek who speaks in a southern Illinois tone explains the aim to bring the kingdom of God on earth and keep the church connected to real life.

Mukwanago Wis Waukesha County Pearl Harbor Unitarian- Universalist Church Atemon Cheek Illinois

Fire damages roof at TPO South Avenue C home

Firefighters were summoned yesterday evening to a dwelling on TPO South Avenue C where a chimney spark ignited the roof. Two small holes burned through the roof with minor property damage reported.

TPO South Avenue C

Boy Found After 19 Hour Missing Hunt

Eight year-old Richard Cook of Eliot Maine was found in Dover New Hampshire after being missing from home for 19 hours. He said he had just gone for a walk.

Dover, N. H Richard Cook Eliot, Me

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