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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1948

Page

1

Red Armies Close on Nanking Defenses in Pengpu Reach

Communist forces advance toward Nanking driving south to Pengpu 105 miles from the capital as plans to abandon Nanking unfold. Reports say the Yangtze north bank is probed for a crossing while U S officials prep evacuations for the Shanghai Nanking area.

Nanking Pengpu Chiang Kai-Shek Yangtze River Chiang Formosa Kuchen Central U. S Nanking-Shanghai Manila

Officers Nominated At Lodge Meeting

Washington Knights of Pythias lodge nominates officers for year at Monday session. Nominations include W. E B Farrell Chancellor commander Harold Kerr Gerald Moothart vice chancellors D W McClure Francis Crone prelate Hubert Lohier master of Stork George Baker master of finance Daryl Burham secretary Leo Mangold outer guard Manuel McKeone Frank Shephard master at arms. Election set for December 1.

Washington Knights of Pythias Lodge W. E B. Farrell Harold Kerr Gerald Moothart D. W. McClure Francis Crone Hubert Lohier Stork George Baker Daryl Burham Leo Mangold Manuel McKeone Frank Shephard

Judge Yoder Orders Partnership Ended

Judge Yoder in Washington Monday ruled for plaintiff Herman G. Swartzendruber in a dispute with Samuel C. Rodgers Ruth V. Rodgers Floyd J. Niffenegger and James R. Deardeuff over a turkey raising partnership. The court voided two defendants interests, ordered Rodgers to buy all property, and required a $12 620.82 mortgage to Swartzendruber on real and personal property as of Sept 16 1946.

R. G. Yoder Washington District Court Herman G. Swartzendruber Samuel C. Rodgers Ruth V. Rodgers Floyd J. Niffenegger James R. Deardeuff Rodgers Mr. Swartzendruber Swartzendruber Yoder Wellman Savings Bank

Change in voting laws would split electoral votes

Congress sees a constitutional amendment to end winner take all in states. Lodger Lodge Jr and Gossett sponsor proportional electoral votes, using Ohio as example where Truman would gain about 12.4 of 25, Dewey 12.5, Wallace 0.3 under the plan.

Washington, Navy Congress Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr Mass Ed Gossett Tex Ohio President Truman Thomas E. Dewey Mr. Truman Lodge-Gossett Dewey Henry A. Wallace

Frank Carideo To Speak At Chamber Dinner Here

Frank Carideo former Iowa backfield coach and Notre Dame star will speak at the Chamber of Commerce dinner honoring Washington football coaches and squads. The event is Wednesday at 6 30 in the Y community room with only twenty tickets left for sale at Chamberlin Bros. Sport Shop or from John Lee.

Frank Carideo University of Iowa Chamber of Commerce Washington Carideo Knute Rockne Notre Dame John Lee Chamber Chamberlin Bros. Sport Shop Lee Iowa Mississippi State Missouri Purdue

Washington county to collect CROP grain for shipment

County farmers pledged corn and beans during a farm to farm canvass will be collected December 1 to December 4. Deposits may be brought to Crawfordsville Home Lumber Riverside Piper Grain and Milling Wellman Darnell Elevator West Chester Porter Elevator or John Deere lots in Washington. If delivery is impossible pick up will be arranged. Cash gifts may be mailed to township chairmen or Phil Weldin at the National Bank in Washington.

Washington County Home Lumber Company Crawfordsville Piper Grain and Milling Company Riverside Darnell Elevator Wellman Porter Elevator West Chester City of Washington John Deere Phil Weldin National Bank Washington Weldin

Radio news comprehension study tested by Washington Rotary

Gen Stevens, WSUI news editor, tests eastern Iowa groups on understanding radio news versus printed reports. Washington Rotary Club members answered questions after listening to radio news and reading a miniature newspaper. Results will be compiled with other towns as Stevens seeks easier writing styles to grasp.

Gen Stevens WSUI Iowa Washington

Walling Divorce Filed by Hazel I Walling Against Carlos H Walling

Hazel I Walling files for divorce from Carlos H Walling in district court. The couple married September 5 1945 and are parents of two children.

R. R. Noonan Hazel I. Walling Carlos H. Walling

Iowa Railroader Is Crochet Champion In New York

An Iowa railroad engineer shared top honors with Mrs Pauline Ploudre of Silver Creek New York for the national crochet championship sponsored by the national needlecraft bureau. Louis J Walter of Mason City Iowa won a three day trip to New York for his delicately embroidered bedspread which headed the men's division. He admitted he took kidding from fellow railroaders but added they know how far they can go.

New York Iowa Pauline Ploudre Silver Creek N. Y National Needlecraft Bureau Louis J. Walter Mason City

Support Money and Custody Rights for Children Mentioned

A court or agreement discusses support money for the children, a share of jointly owned property, and custody arrangements. The language indicates a dispute or resolution involving parental financial support, asset division, and parenting terms.

Early Christmas Mail Urged by Brown Postmaster

Postmaster O J Brown urged residents to mail Christmas cards and gift packages as early as possible to avoid delays. He warned last-minute mailing could miss delivery, noting 295 218 pieces processed in 1947 and advising mail before December 10 for on time arrival.

O. J. Brown Ards Postimiaster

Soviet Backed Minority Takes Over Control of Berlin City Government

In Berlin a Soviet backed communist minority of 32 of 120 ousted West Berlin members, elected Lord Mayor Fritz Ebert, and called for a citywide assembly. Western officials denounced the move as a bid for dominion, while thousands marched in mass demonstrations.

Berlin West Berlin Fritz Ebert Weimar Republic

Riverside Man Louis A. Rose Dies in Riverside

Louis A. Rose 87 lifetime Riverside resident died at home after a 13 week illness. Funeral at St Marys church Thursday at nine with Rev Thomas L Wolfe. rosary Wednesday at 8 pm in Marner Adams funeral home. Survived by wife Mary, children Albert Arthur Charles Leona Swat Alice Owen, one brother Daniel, two sisters Mary Rouser Lena Rose, nine grandchildren. Esther preceded him. Born Dec 28 1858 on a farm southwest of Riverside.

Riverside Louis A. Rose St. Mary's Church Thomas L. Wolfe Marner-Adams Mr. Rose Frank A Mary Cruz Rose Atchison, Kansas Ile Mary Schneider St. Stanislaus Church Esther Rose Albert Arthur Charles Leona Swat Davenport Alice Owen West Liberty Daniel A. Rose Mary Rouser Lena Rose

Vishinsky Says UN Would Not Survive Without Veto

Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Vishinsky warned at the United Nations that eliminating the veto would collapse the UN overnight. He argued the veto was conceived by Roosevelt and essential to the five permanent powers, citing past veto use and a Roosevelt-Stalin letter. The Berlin currency issue loomed as Bramuglia prepared to wrap up his security council chairmanship.

Paris Andrei Vishinsky Russia United Nations Franklin D. Roosevelt Vishinsky San Francisco Juan A. Bramuglia Security Council Berlin Roosevelt Josef Stalin Dumbarton Oaks

Des Moines Man Held for Prowling

Des Moines, Nov 30, Lt James W. Bennett, 38, a Des Moines mechanic, was held in Poly county jail for grand jury action on burglary charges linked to prowling. Bond was set at 5900 after he waived preliminary hearing before Justice of the Peace.

Des Moines James W. Bennett Poly County Bennett

Services Thursday For Sgt. Dale Hoyle

Funeral services for Sgt. Dale Sy. Hoyle son of Mr and Mrs Howard Hoyle will be Thursday afternoon Dec 4 at 2 30 at the Jones home Dr Fred E Miller in charge with military rites at Elm Grove cemetery Hoyle was killed in action March 22 1945 north of Rome Italy while serving with the 11th armored infantry company C He was born December 20 1923 in Washington and enlisted January 18 1943 at Ft Des Moines He landed in North Africa May 14 1943 Survivors include his parents two brothers Daryl and Gerald Lean of Washington one sister Mrs Lois Waters of Washington and two grandmothers Members of the VFW auxiliary will meet at the VFW hall at two o'clock and attend the funeral services as a group.

Dale Sy. Hoyle Howard Hoyle Jones F Fred E. Miller W. FL. W Elm Grove Cemetery Hoyle Rome Italy 11Th Armored Infantry Army Ft. Dia Moines Ft. Riley Kansas North Africa Washington Howard Ellen M. Boileau Hoyle Washington High School Daryl Gerald Lean Lois Waters El@- Boileau Eva Hoyle

Prowler Confessed in Over Twenty Homes in Des Moines

Police said George Bidwell confessed to prowling in more than 20 homes. Authorities doubt Bennett's claim of being the same mysterious prowler who terrorized a four-block area on Des Moines east side last summer.

George Bidwell Bennett Des Moines

Weather forecast for Des Moines and Iowa tonight and tomorrow

Des Moines forecast shows fair and colder conditions east tonight with increasing cloudiness and warmer tomorrow. Highs: 34 northwest 40 southeast this afternoon. Lows tonight 15-20 east and 20-25 west. Tomorrow highs 40-48. Monday temperatures reach about 44 high and 16 low.

Des Moines Iowa

Potatoes Face Wide Range of Diseases and Pests

Researchers note potatoes are attacked by over seventy diseases and insect pests, threatening yields. The finding underscores the need for integrated pest management and resistant varieties to safeguard harvests.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Alist Capital Cross River Kuro Knights of Pythias Cess English River Valley Turkey Association FE. D. Morrison, Jr T. R. Adams South Atlanta Red Cross International Soundphoto Tate University Rotary Club WSUT Rotarians Mr. Stevens Champ Crocheter Brown Europe Truman George C. Marshall Paul Hoffman W. Averell Harriman White House L. A Toke Gates St. Nicks Volunteers of America Veto Sgt Dale Hoyle Elm Grove
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