Column on Iowa Notes and War Casualty Reflections
Services for Capt. Walter H. Crampton 29 son of Mr and Mrs W H Crampton Sigourney will be Thursday at 2 p m at the Methodist church He was wounded in action in the South Pacific and was treated at Sehick hospital Clinton and later at Galesburg IL hospital where an operation was performed
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Walter H. Crampton
W. H. Crampton
Sigoughey
Methodist Church
South Pacific
Sehick Hospital
Clinton
Galesburg, al
Driver Indicted for Operating Liquor Truck While Intoxicated
AVOCA Leslie Ballou age 45 former Iowa liquor control commission truck driver was indicted by a grand jury on operating a liquor truck while intoxicated. He was arrested by Iowa highway patrol last Aug 22 five miles east of Oakland after his rig jackknifed blocking traffic en route to Des Moines with wine from Council Bluffs.
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AVOCA
Leslie Ballou
Iowa Liquor Control Commission
Liquor Control Commission
Des Moines
Liberty
Iowa
Oakland
Ballou
Council Bluffs
Ornament Clue Identifies Car in Fatal Hit and Run
Des Moines County officials hold one crew to identify the vehicle that struck and killed 70 year old Laura Ellis on Merle Hay road. A chromium bird shaped ornament, likely broken from the car, was found two feet from the victim near her Johnston County home. Sheriff Van B. Overturff reported the clue.
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Laura Ellis
van B. Overturff
Merle Hay Road
Johnston
Overturff
Two Are Accused in Buying of Stolen Tires
Dale Clark and Fred McCoy filling station operators were arraigned on charges of buying stolen property after purchasing eight tires and wheels from Wayman Loyd Reid a 17 year old discharged sailor. Both pleaded innocent and are held on $500 bonds for Friday hearing. Reid from Honey Grove Texas claimed navy enlistment at 15 and admitted stealing three cars and selling ten tires, all recovered.
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Dale Clark
Fred McCoy
Gene Swenson
Wayman Loyd Reid
Reid
Honey Grove
Tex
Navy
Clinton Man Victim In Hunting Accident
Marvin Carlson 37 of Clinton was found Tuesday night on Beaver Island near his home with a shotgun wound to the head, reportedly self inflicted during a hunting trip. Coroner Ki L. Martindale said no inquest will be held. Carlson worked as a machinist at Climax Engineering Co. Survivors include his mother six sisters and a brother, all of Clinton.
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Marvin Carlson
Peter Carlson
Beaver Island
Carlson
Ki. L. Martindale
Climax Engineering Co
Second Convict at Anamosa Convicted
ANAMOSA Frank Brown of Poplar Bluff Missouri one of four convicts who escaped from the men s reformatory last New Year s day was found guilty of assault with intent to commit murder Sentence will be pronounced October 9 John Bryl of Omaha Nebraska was guilty on the same charge Monday He will be sentenced Friday by Judge Floyd Philbrick Trials of Steve Rateliff of Dayton Ohio and Ralph Cassidy of Davenport will be held during the present term of court
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Anamosa
Frank Brown
Poplar Bluff
John Bryl
Omaha
Neb
Floyd Philbrick
Steve Rateliff
Dayton
Ohio
Ralph Cassidy
Davenport
Clear Trucker of Reckless Driving Verdict Cleared
Albert W. Clark a 29 year old Des Moines trucker was charged with reckless driving after a Labor Day filing but a justice court jury found him innocent on Wednesday evening.
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Newton
Albert W. Clark
Des Moines
Justice Court
War Fund Drive totals in Washington county
A morning tally at the county war fund headquarters shows 1435 collected so far. Bus iness district donors contributed 885.50 from 14 men and 348.50 from 12 women in the residential area. Two school districts report 110 from Pleasant Plains and 50 from West Chester.
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National War Fund
Washington
Joe Hines
Pleasant Plains
Jackson Township
J. A. Huber
West Chester
Cedar Township
Hines
Soviet Agents Infiltrate German Ranks With Fake Orders
Berlin radio reported Soviet agents allegedly dressed as German generals last summer and issued fake orders to mislead German troops into unfavorable positions, the broadcasts claimed.
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London
Berlin
Electric Peeler Cuts Waste in Food Prep
An electric peeler reduces vegetable waste to six pounds per bushel, compared with fifteen pounds lost by hand peeling. The device improves efficiency by minimizing manual labor and spoilage.
Sell Season Tickets For Washington High Football Games
Four home games on the Washington high school schedule are on sale in downtown venues for fans planning to attend all games at Casefield this season. A full four-game package costs $1.75 including a 20 percent federal tax, with opponents Fairfield Bloomfield Keokuk and Mt Pleasant. Tickets available at four drug stores North Side and State restaurants Nicola Harmon Hook store and both banks. High school students are selling the passes, though some buyers may not yet have been contacted.
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Fairfield
Bloomfield
Keokuk
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Bricker Carries G.O.P. Campaign Into Iowa Today
In Ottumwa Iowa John W Bricker Ohio Republican vice presidential candidate campaigns in Iowa contending a fourth term would be a reign not incumbency He criticizes Roosevelt recalling 1987 retirement talk and 1940 pledge of another president in sixteen years He warns that strong presidency endangers freedom urging a constitutional amendment to limit terms
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Iowa
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Bricker
Roosevelt
White House
United States
England
Washigton County 1944 Taxes 96.7 Percent Paid
Washington county reports 1944 taxes 96.7 percent paid with about 25 000 dollars unpaid in early October. September over the counter payments total 197 695.24 dollars plus a state homestead refund of 60 954.99 dollars. Total paid for the year reaches 745 388.45 against 770 844.43 assessed. distribution to districts will follow.
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Washington County
W. E. Howell
Tne
American Submarines Sink 11 Japanese Vessels
The navy reported 11 more Japanese ships sunk by U S submarines including one escort vessel one destroyer one converted seaplane tender one cable ship five cargo ships one medium cargo transport and a large tanker bringing total enemy losses to 772.
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Washington, D.C
Navy
United States
Russians Close In On Belgrade as Yugoslav Forces Advance
Soviet forces broke within 19 miles of Belgrade with a fast push toward the capital. Tito’s partisans reportedly enter Panjevo, eight miles from Belgrade, while German garrison faces encirclement. Russians link with partisans and move toward Nis as rail hubs and copper mines fall to the advance.
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Belgrade
Pancevo
Danube
Marshal Tito
Panjevo
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Second Army
Tito
Banat Kraljezbezo
Yugoslavia
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Annual Meeting Of Farm Bureau Set For Saturday
Washington County Farm Bureau plans its annual meeting Saturday with Dr. James Starrak of Iowa State College speaking on new school legislation. A candle-lighting ceremony installs the women’s township committee, the West Point 4 H club performs, and a noon basket dinner will be served. Richard Stephens leads the morning session with reports from the resolutions and nominations committees and officer elections at noon.
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Vocational Educational Department of
Iowa State College
Washington County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Iowa
School Code Commission
West Point 4-H Club
Bertha Flading
A. L. Duensing
Cloyce Stewart
Manford Rabenold
Homer Mayer
K. W. Donavan
Lloyd Walker
Art Wiley
Ray Bell
Methodist Church
Richard Stephens
County Farm Bureau Organzation
Final dividend paid on Washington Loan and Trust debentures
Dividend checks arrive by mail today as the final two percent dividend on Series A debenture bonds of the Washington Loan and Trust company. The total is $8,587.49 and 84 percent of the bond dividends have been paid. Trustees Leslie Dunlap Homer Stephen and J. M. Bratten discharge once vouchers return and accounts close, ending the Loan and Trust trusteeship after the bank’s fall 1931 closure. The home builders department closed last year with total dividends paid at 95 percent.
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Washington Loan and Trust Company
Loan and Trust
Leslie Dunlap
Homer Stephen
J. M. Bratten
Soviet Forces Reported Attacks Belgrade Suburb Pancevo
Berlin radio reported Soviet forces attacked Pancevo a Belgrade suburb nine miles from the city center across the Danube, according to United Press dispatches.
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London
Berlin
Pancevo
Belgrade
Danube
Massive air raid targets rail yards and airfields at Cologne
More than 1,000 Flying Fortresses and Liberators bombed Cologne and surrounding targets in Germany with 750 escort fighters. The raid hit rail yards at Cologne Reime and airfields at Handorf Lippstadt Paderborn and Munster Loddenheide, east of the Rhine.
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London
Cologne
Rhineland
First Army
Germany
Reime
Munster
Handorf
Lippstadt
Paderborn
Munster-Loddenheide
London Market Report Quoted by Exchange Telegraph
London reports on October 5 with the Exchange Telegraph quoting market movements and investor sentiment. The dispatch notes shifts in prices and trading patterns across key London exchanges, highlighting notable gains and sector trends for the day.
Will Not Retard Demobilization Says Stimson
Secretary of War Henry L. Stimson said political or economic factors will not slow Army demobilization after Germany’s defeat. He said demobilization speed depends on forces needed to defeat Japan and available ships, and urged the public to keep troop movements confidential.
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Washington, D. C
Germany
Stimson
Japan
Europe
Pacific
Army
Office of War Information
Roosevelt Radio Address Tonight Hits Democratic Meetings
President Roosevelt speaks at nine o clock Iowa time tonight over the Mutual and Columbia networks from Washington D C in a political address. Democratic party workers organize meetings nationwide to hear the president and other party speakers with a gathering planned in Washington at the Knights of Columbus hall.
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Columbia
Washington
D.C
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Warmer Weather Follows Showers
Temperatures rose after a spell of cool conditions with more rain. Rainfall totaled .76 inches last night. Yesterday's high reached 7 degrees and the low was 54 degrees.
Germans reportedly evacuate Athens per Turkish sources
The Swiss radio, citing Turkish sources, reports that German forces have evacuated Athens. Details on timing and subsequent actions remain unclear.
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Athens
Break Into Rhine Plain Area Today Break Into Rhine Plain Area Today
American armored forces push onto the Cologne plains expanding a two mile breakthrough north of Aachen. Beggendorf is captured and Ubach vicinity nears Gellen Kirchen transport center as German resistance intensifies. British forces press a six mile Holland offensive near Arnhem toward the Rhine. Patton's Third Army advances into Fort Driant tunnels southwest of Metz.
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AEF
Cologne Plains
Stegfried
Rhine
Courtney H. Holges
First Army
Aachen
Beggendorf
Ubach
Gellen Kirchen
Resist
Holland
Arnhem
Red Devil
George S. Patton
Third Army
Fost Driant
Mety
Must Mail Overseas Parcels by Oct 15
Post Office urges early Christmas parcel mailing to U S service members overseas with a deadline of October 15. Saturday pickup precedes Sunday cutoff as parcels reach Washington for processing. Postmaster M C Delongala notes strong public response and hundreds of packages mailed locally.
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Christas
United States
M.C. DeLonggala
Washington
Re Khird
Grinnell College to hosts Norman Hall visit and reunion
Grinnell Iowa October 14 two famed alumni James Norman Hall and Chester Davis visit campus from busy careers to reconnect with the class of 1910. President Samuel Stevens announced the trip includes a Des Moines club dinner on October 13 and marks a decade of changes since their student days.
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Iowa
Samuel N. Stevens
James Norman Hall
Chester ¢. Davis
Federal Food Ad
Federal Reverue Bank of St. Louis
Des Moines Trustees of
Des Moines Club
Hope Ranch
Santa Barbara
Calif
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