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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1950

Page

1

Farm Bureau urges excess profits tax and inflation curb

Iowa Farm Bureau Federation ends its annual convention endorsing an excess profits tax for real emergencies, expanded production, and reduced nonessential government spending. Richard Stephens reelected vice president. new directors include Mrs. C. C. Inman and Leon Wengert. other directors and a research committee member elected. Stoward Hill urged aid to undeveloped areas and a world trade program to ease farm surpluses and help maintain world peace.

Des Moines Iowa Farm Bureau Federation Richard Stephens Crawfordsville Federation C. C. Inman Bancroft Leon Wengert Colo Joel Clark Elkader LeRoy Getting Sanborn Howard Waters Danville Wayne C. Anderson Stanton Jack Wormley Newton Stoward Hill Bureau America United States Hill

Jefferson County Man Dies While Driving Car

Authorities seek to determine cause after Herbert Summers a 70 year old Jefferson county farmer died when his car sideswiped a second vehicle near Fairfield. Summers careened off the highway clipped 15 fence posts and a high line pole. Witnesses think he suffered a heart attack or stroke and that he did not attempt to avoid the other car.

Fairfield Cup Herbert Summers Jefferson County Fairfield Summers Simmers

Eicher Dentist Moves Office to Evening Journal Building

Washington dentist Dr. L. B. Eicher announced today a change of location for his practice. He moves from an office over Leets Market to the second floor of the Evening Journal building.

L. B. Eicher Washington Dr. Eicher Evening Journal

Mrs. Anna MacCarthy Dies in Chicago Home

Mrs. Anna Gray MacCarthy of Chicago died Sunday night at the Marsellus Michigan home of her son and daughter in law Henry J. and wife. Funeral services were held in Chicago. She lived in Chicago for many years and was once a resident of the South Prairie community. Survived by a son and a grandson Maurice. Her husband preceded her in death.

Anna Gray MacCarthy Chicago Henry J. MacCarthy Marsellus Mich MacCarthy South Prairie Here John Isabelle Gray Washington

House Ways and Means Approves Excess Profits Tax Bill

The committee backed an excess profits tax aiming to raise about 3.4 billion dollars yearly for wartime costs. It sets a 75 percent top rate as urged by President Truman and John W. Snyder, though other key provisions differ from the administration proposal.

Washington Roe House Ways and Means Truman Treasury John W. Snyder

Honor roll addenda exclude two Ainsworth students

The Ainsworth high school honor roll released this week omits two names. Maurine Stephens and Wilma Miller should have been included in the list.

Ainsworth Ainsworth High School Maurine Stephens Wilma Miller

Four year old Virginia Berg nearly ejected in highway 92 crash

Virginia Berg age four of Wintersell toppled from a moving family car on highway 92 near Bevington when the rear door opened. The child escaped injury as a following car swerved into a grader ditch to avoid collision. driver Ted White of Cedar Rapids prevented danger.

Virginia Berg Wintersel Highway 92 Bevington Virginia Ted White Cedar Rapids

Dr Adams speaks at Washington Baptist Church fellowship night

Dr W W Adams president of Central Baptist Theology Seminary Kansas City spoke on Christian Leadership Training in a Chaotic World at the Washington Baptist Church monthly fellowship night. A male quartet led music and Scout executive Martin Hunter from Iowa City attended to discuss forming a new Boy Scout troop.

Dr. Adams Baptist Church W. W. Adams Central Baptist Theology Seminary of Kansas City Kansas Washington Baptist Church Southern Baptist Seminary Eastern Baptist Theological Seminary Philadelphia William Jewell College Harold Kerr Woodrow Crone Harold Walkes Earl Longfellow Martin Hunter Iowa City Mr. Kunter Baptis

Essay Contest Sponsored by Orion Lodge at Washington High

Orion Lodge Knights of Pythias announces an essay contest at Washington High School open to all students. Theme What America Means to Me with deadlines November 27 to December 22. Local prizes 15 10 and 5 dollars. district prizes in bonds 10 50 and 25.

Orion Lodge Knights of Pythias Washington High School America United States Savings

Jury Awards Over $6000 in Local Auto Crash Suit

A district court jury awarded $4 082 to J H Simpson and Son and Richard Pollard in the case against Jewel Tea Co. and Pollard over an east of Washington truck collision. Judge J G Patterson convened motions in subsequent Eldrigeva Livingston proceedings.

J. H. Simpson and Son Jewel Tea Co Richard Pollard Washington Pollard Tea Company J. G. Patterson Eldrigeva Livingston

Truman Warns China May Use Atomic Bomb in Korea Crisis

President Truman warned China and Korea's Communist forces that the United States may deploy the atomic bomb in Korea. He outlined a three point plan: UN action, strengthen free nations defenses, and rapid military build up. He pledged large aid to expand armed forces and atomic capacity while urging urgent congressional consideration.

Truman China United States Washington U.S Korea United Nations Asia Europe Congress Atomic Energy Commission

UN Forces Fall Back To Pyongyang Line

United Nations troops pull back near Pyongyang as Chinese forces and North Korean guerrillas close in from the north and east. The X corps and U S divisions face encirclement threats while retreating toward a new defensive line south of the city.

Pyongyang Line U.S Flaming Kunu Chongchon River Tokyo Pyongyang Sinanju Anju Korea Tokchon Munori Yyongyang Chongcchon River Sunchon Kunuri U.S. 2Nd Yongbyon Wonni U. Ss. 25Th U.S. 24Th U. S. 1St Marinees U.S. 7Th Hyesanjin Chongjin

Maps Show Korean Fronts as Sinanju Air Strip Held

An airforce spokesman said American forces still held Sinanju air strip at 4:30 p.m. Thursday. A United Press reporter flying over the lines saw allied engineers blow up the Chongchon bridge built recently to speed supplies northward.

Airforce Sinanju Air United Press Chongchon

Mr and Mrs Ralph Ryan Return From Ten Day Trip

Mr and Mrs Ralph Ryan returned yesterday from a ten day trip to Vicksburg Mississippi and Monroe Louisiana where they visited relatives.

Ralph Ryan Vicksburg Miss Monroe Relo Lives

Honor Students Named At Washington High School

Sixty nine students from Washington High School appear on the honor roll for the second six weeks, with seven seniors, 17 juniors, 19 sophomores and 16 freshmen listed. Named seniors include Marilyn Cook and Ronald Crawford among others. Juniors and sophomores feature a mix of common names, and freshmen lists include Doris Blatter and Debby Jo Brenneman along with several others.

Washington High School M. Rober Everetts Marilyn Cook Ronald Crawford Marilyn Falk Marolyn Fenn Don Goete Janet Grecian Jack Hamm Marilyn Kelsey Joanna Krabill Ella Little James Lloyd Vivian Luers Patricia Peiffer Franklin Spike Mildred Stewart Catherine Wallace Jane Whitehead

West Chester Hosts North English Friday Night Showdown

West Chester Trojans play North English at home Friday in a Ke-Wlash Conference game, the second league clash of the season for West Chester. The game location was moved from North English per Wednesday’s Journal.

West Chester Trojans

Weather outlook for Des Moines Iowa today and Friday

Increasing cloudiness this afternoon with 8 to 15 mph northwesterly winds. Highs 20 to 35. Snow in the north and rain or snow in the south late tonight or Friday. Easterly winds 15 mph Friday. Colder by Saturday morning around 15 above. Snow flurries and colder Saturday. shipper forecast: north half 20, south half 25.

Des Moines Iowa Shippers

Tito Regime Receives U.S. Food Aid to Bolster Yugoslav Army

United States and Britain mobilize famine relief and funds totaling about 100 million dollars to sustain Marshal Tito's forces amid Cold War pressure. The plan aims to fortify Yugoslavia's 500000 strong army and resist perceived Russian influence along the Danube route to Western Europe.

United States Europe Russia Truman Yugoslavia Marshal Tito Tito Great Britain Korea Danube Black Sea Germany Black Forest Balkan States Austria Balkan Britain Belgrade

World's Most Expensive Soldiers versus Cheap North Korean Forces

The piece notes U S troops cost up to 38 000 annually while Chinese and Russian aided forces in Korea could be fielded for 100 to 300 dollars per man per year. Gen Mark W Clark advocates belt tightening to sustain fighting Chinese or Russian troops, trimming recreation and support services while preserving medical care.

North Korea Korea Tosef Stalin Kremlin Lenin Stalin Mark W. Clark Clark San Francisco

Tickets for Forum Programs Available

Tickets for this winters Community Forum series are on sale at the YMCA and Osincup's drug store. They may also be bought from members of Y's Men's Club Rotary and Kiwanians, the sponsoring groups.

YMCA Osincup Y’s Men’s Club Rotary Ki-+ wank

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