Ed Simmering dinner honors Anwyl visitors in town
Mr and Mrs Evan Anwyl of Los Angeles toured Colum bus Junction area while staying with Walter Marsden. Mrs W S Duncan hosted a Friday dinner with guests D N Anwyl and Margaret Jones. The Anwyls plan to return home Saturday after visiting in Iowa. Clara Faulkner visited Muscatine to attend a Baptist state convention with her brother Alfred Faulkner. Ivan Norton and wife traveled to Grinnell to spend time with Dr Hal Norton and family, a former Prairie Flower pastor.
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W. S. Duncan
Evan Anwyl
Los Angeles
Calif
D. N. Anwyl
Margaret Jones
Walter Marsden
Columbus Junction
Clara Faulkner
Muscatine
Alfred Faulkner
Baptist State Convention
Ivan Norton
Grinnell
Hal E. Norton
Dr. Norton
Prairie Flower Church
Ainsworth
Can the Demons Come Back To Play Muscatine
Washington football fans eye a Friday night clash as the Demons seek redemption after a loss to Ottumwa. Coach A H Seidler hopes Duane Redlinger can return, as a Muscatine win would avenge last year’s 6 0 defeat and boost the Little Six hopes.
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Washington
A. H. Seidler
Ottumwa
Muscatine
Muskies
Duane Redlinger
Washington Cardinals to face Elkader Saturday at Case Field
The Washington junior college Cardinals meet Elkader this Saturday at Case Field. Coach Norman White trains the squad hard after last week’s Burlington victory, which gave them valuable experience and confidence heading into the matchup.
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Washington Junior College Cardinals
Elkader
Case Field
Norman White
Burlington
Dark skin hogs linked to rickets risk in farming notes
In an article from Successful Farming magazine it is suggested that dark skinned hogs may be more prone to rickets than light skinned hogs. The reason given is that darker skin absorbs fewer ultraviolet rays from sunshine.
Hospital Admissions and Births Informe Local Area
Sheila Ross admitted as surgical patient. A son born to Mr and Mrs Charles Belles at 11 50 PM. Mrs Melvin Herrick admitted as medical patient. Dale Clark underwent tonsillectomy this morning. Lawrence Wilson of Ainsworth and Lyle Darbyshire of Crawfordsville discharged yesterday afternoon.
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Charles Belles
Seventh Street
Melvin Herrick
Webster City
Dale Clark
Wayland
Lawrence Wilson
Ainsworth
Lyle Darbyshire
Crawfordsville
Washington B Team Beats Iowa City 7 6 in opener
Washington high school B team defeated Iowa City reserves 7 to 6 in the opening game of the schedule. Iowa City led 6-0 at halftime after a 50 yard drive and an eight yard TD run. Washington answered in the third with a Bob Bell reception from Bob Kleese and a Don Thornton conversion.
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Washington High School
Iowa City High School
Gus Alsip
Iowa City
Ted
Washington
Bob Kleese
Bob Bell
Don Thornton
Iowa
Fairfield
Case Field
Greece Loses Plea on Frontier in Bulgarian Treaty Vote
In Paris on October 1 the Bulgarian peace commission rejected Greece’s claims to territory. The Big Four backed an unchanged frontier with Bulgaria. Greece and South Africa backed revision, while India New Zealand and Great Britain abstained. The Bulgarian treaty draft passed 10 to 1 with two abstentions. Italy to study the Trieste issue later today after receiving the sub committee report.
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Paris
Bulgaria
Greece
South Africa
India
New Zealand
Great Britain
Trieste
Employment Service Lists 48 Local Hires in Sept
The U S employment service reports 48 local people placed in jobs in September including 24 WWII veterans with 2 disabled. Occupations span stenographers salesworkers janitors drivers machine operators and construction workers with 38 veterans in active files and 11 male 16 female non veterans seeking work.
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U.S. Employment Service
U. S. Employment Service
Nicola and
Harmon's
Penny in throat sends 16 month old to hospital
Jerry Heller, 16 months, son of Mr and Mrs Richard Heller of Grundy Center, was in an Iowa City hospital for removal of a penny lodged in his windpipe after X rays at Waterloo showed the coin stuck near the windpipe. Delegates at a conference split on governing a disputed area with likely a recommendation to the big four and final drafting left to foreign ministers.
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Iowa City
Jerry Heller
Richard Heller Grundy
Iowa City Hospital
Waterloo
Nazis Sentenced to Death by Nuremberg Tribunal
Lawrence reads the landmark sentences for 21 Nazi leaders as Goering Hess Raeder and others are condemned. The accused face execution by hanging within a 15 day window with clemency pleas due by midnight Saturday. Leaders shrug off fate as guards escort them to and from the courtroom in a swift, solemn proceedings.
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Trol
Control Council
Nuernberg
Hilamar Schacht
Hans Fritzsche
Franz von Papen
International Military Tribunal
Schacht
Fritzsche
von Papen
Austria
Vienna
Lawrence
Geoffrey Lawrence
Britain
France
Russia
United States
World Justice
Goering
Hess
Eric Raeder
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Allied Military Council
Berlin
Couple returns from summer home in Pine dale Wye
Mr. and Mrs. Rollie Optenberg arrive from Pine dale Wye after four months away and plan to spend the winter locally. Tourists in the west are up with Yellowstone registration several thousand higher than before. Henrietta Stewart will lead the YWCA evening swimming class. no afternoon supervisor yet, Rolfe Karlsson to oversee 4 to 6 o'clock. Marion Timmins and daughter Linda Jane return from a two week motor trip to New England visiting Mrs. Timmins' parents in Edgar town MA and Martha's Vineyard.
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Rollie Optenberg
Pinedale
Wye
Mr. Optenberg
Yellowstone National Park
Henrietta Stewart
Rolfe Karlsson
Marion L. Timmins
Linda Jane
New England
Cordell Hull Suffering Stroke On Eve Of 75th Birthday
Washington reports former secretary of state Cordell Hull has had a slight stroke and is listed in satisfactory condition by the Navy. Hull, age 75, had resigned from the cabinet in 1944 and has been in declining health. Acting Secretary Dean Acheson praised Hull and noted his birthday is the next day.
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Washington
UF Cordell Hull
Navy
Hul
Dean Acheson
Hull
Acheson
Entre
Naval Hospital
Cars for Amputees Now Available in Iowa City
Burr W. Boyd of Iowa City, representative of the veterans administration, will return Thursday to interview veterans who lost limbs in the world war and wish to apply for cars provided free of charge. He will have the application forms at the post office.
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Burr W. Boyd
Iowa City
Veterans’ Administration
Boyd
Statue of Liberty ear to ear spans ten feet
The article notes the Statue of Liberty has a ten foot ear to ear measurement reflecting its unusual dimensions. The feature emphasizes the statue’s grand scale and distinctive facial width as described in local coverage.
Cheaper Air Mail Stamps On Sale at Washington Post Office
Acting postmaster O. J. Brown announced new air mail stamps are now on sale at the Washington post office. Priced five cents, they cover air mail to any United States or Canadian destination, Mexico, Alaska and other American possessions, and to service members overseas, replacing the former six and eight cent rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. Brown
Washington Post Office
United States
Canada
Mexico
Alaska
Army
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