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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1948

Page

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Officers Named at Annual Meeting of Farm Bureau Here

Crawford township resident Joe H. Jones was named president of Washington county Farm Bureau with Howard Anderson as vice president and Geanze Horn as secretary. Other officers include C. T. Johnson Jr as treasurer and Gayle Cupp as county 4-H chairman. The meeting in the State Theater also approved raising county dues to 15 dollars to offset rising costs and heard reports from county extension director Leo Sturgeon and others.

Farm Bureau Joe H. Jones Crawford Township Washington County Farm Bureau Howard Anderson Geanze Horn Jackson Township C. T. Johnson,Jr Lime Creek Township A. K. Stoutner Seventysix Township W. C. Richards Washington Township Gayle Cupp Cedar Township Heffairman Richard Stephens Clayde Knapp Wearl Booth A. L. Duensing Walter Bauer Melvin Booth William Gammon George Horn County Farm Bureau County Farm Bureau Board of Directors Leo EB. Sturgeon Ruth Foster Wayne Edmundson Jay E. Sellers Robert Mikseh Leo Sturgeon Washington County Chicago Sturgeon Carl T. Anderson Home Economist Miss Foster Iowa John Strohm Russia Washington Foster Clark Bauer Washington County Health Unit T. B. Association Iowa State Department of Health

Fifty Names on Petit Jury List

A district court clerk announces a list of fifty jurors for the November term to report at 1:60 PM on November 15. The list includes numerous residents from Washington and surrounding townships, with wards and townships noted for jury duty.

Washington R. R. Noonan Court House Noonan Hulda Barth Ruby Beauchamp Raw Old Towns Ij Thice B Brown Emma Campbell Jackson Townstinta Mary Colbert Downhown

Des Moines Weather Report Oct 14 Forecast

Fair and cool tonight with locally heavy frost in the north and light to heavy frost in the south. Friday sunny and mild with highs 67 to 74. Overnight lows 32 to 38, colder north. Monday high 75, low 38.

Des Moines Loway

Lively Bidding Feature of Show

Last night’s auction at the Youth Center Automobile and Appliance show drew a large crowd. Items sold included two pints of cream for 2.50 each and various electric appliances at bargain prices as the three evening benefit unfolds with a 7:20 start for tonight’s auction. Proceeds go to decorating and furnishing the Washington Youth Center hall with additional support from local businesses.

Youth Center Shoun Incoy Washington Arthur Krause Keota Tod Washington Youth Center Tom Duncan Speedway Market Bell & Gevock Firestone

Mrs. Angie Schmidt of Iowa City Dies

Mrs Angie Schmidt a former Ainsworth resident died at Restopia Nursing home Columbus Junction at 2 10 pm Wednesday Oct 13 after years of ill health She was born May 14 1903 at Ainsworth. Survivors include son William Schmidt two sisters and four brothers One son Otto was killed on Iwo Jima

Angie Schmidt Iowa City Ainsworth Restopia Columbus Junction Jones Funeral Home William Schmidt Schmidt Stephen A. Douglas Anna K. Harris Ross Albert Otto Schmidt U. S. Navy Myrtle Thoma Mabel Fullerton W. H. Ross Keota Paul C. Ross Sturgis South Dakota Otto

Town Man Delivers Record Turnip at Journal Office

George WwW. Johnson of 1015 East Washington street brought a turnip to the Journal office today. It measures 161 inches around and weighs two and a half pounds and is perfectly formed.

George Www. Johnson East Washington Street Journal Mr. Johnson

West Will Ask UN Support in East West Rift

Paris report from Oct 14 notes Argentina’s Bramuglia may abstain in a final UN Security Council vote on Russia’s Berlin blockade. Western unity risks a rift as Big Three set to push for a strong UN condemnation while Bramuglia, critical of both sides, ponders a third position. Debates resume tomorrow with Jessup Cadogan Parodi drafting strategy for renewed Berlin actions.

West Paris Russia Berlin Jian A Bramuglia Argentina United States Pramugla Council Philip Jessup Alexander Cadogan Great Britain Alexandre Parodi France Security Council Andrei Vishinsky General Assembly Assembly

School Conference Is Scheduled Here

One hundred county school officials from twenty counties in southeastern Iowa will attend a regional conference on school reorganization in Washington on Friday Oct 22 The event is part of five conferences statewide Oct 18–22 sponsored by the department of public instruction H F Alves director US Office of Education will speak with Earl R Cope John G Shultz and Cameron M Ross also presenting Regional meetings will follow in Des Moines Atlantic Storm Lake and Waverly The Washington session will be held in the courthouse.

County Boards of Education Iowa Washington Department of Public Instruction H. F. Alves Division of Administration United States Office of

Dewey to Speak in Missouri on Good Government Plan

EN ROUTE WITH DEWEY The GOP nominee campaigns in Missouri laying out his “essentials of good government” as he heads to Kansas City for an 8:30 p.m. CST broadcast. Stops include Joplin Carthage Monett Springfield as Dewey insists on competent government and teamwork in Washington. EN ROUTE WITH TRUMAN President Truman to outline democratic atomic energy policy in Milwaukee tonight as he hits Minnesota and Wisconsin on the way to a Milwaukee appearance. He denounces Dewey as a risky “me too” foreign policy candidate.

Dewey Thomas KB. Dewey Missouri President Truman Kansas City Joplin Carthage Monell Springfield Mr. Truman New York Columbia Broadcasting System Thorou Silks Pennsylvania Oklahoma Moscow Senate Truman Milwaukee Charles G. Ross Pruman Minnesota Wisconsin Thomas E. Dewey Phoenix Ariz Rochester

Charles Doyle Dies at Home in Winfield

Charles Doyle father of Ver non Doyle and employee of the State and Fox theaters died at his Winfield home Tuesday morning. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 PM in the Winfield Methodist church. An error in yesterday’s Journal transposed names and reported Vernon’s death instead of Charles.

Charles Doyle Vernon Doyle State and Fox Theaters Winfield Winfield Methodist Church Vernon Charles

Gardener Reports Large Turnips Picked This Year

The gardener says he grew the turnips in his own garden and has harvested a number of very large specimens this year.

Record Foreign Aid Program Faces Next Congress

A united press survey shows the next Congress will tackle a record foreign aid program of over 8 billion dollars. Greece Turkey China Japan Korea and Western Europe are among recipients with major funds for European recovery and rearming Western Europe. The plan hinges on world crop yields and postwar reconstruction amid ongoing East West tensions.

Congress Washington United Press 80Th Congress Western Europe Trieste Austria Greece Turkey China Japan Korea Asia Budget Bureau Truman Thomas EK. Dewey Dewey Economic Cooperation Administration

Morin's accident leaves him with severed limb

Levi C Morin aged 40 suffered a left wing severing after a train struck on the tracks. The injury followed a prior loss of a leg in a similar incident twelve years earlier and the limb was a wooden replacement.

Boston ULP Levi C. Morin

Truman Stumps in Minnesota Behind Health Insurance Plan

Thousands greet President at Mankato and Waseca as he campaigns for the straight Democratic ticket. At Mankato he says Democrats convert voters by facts and urges support to block a Republican-led Congress. In Waseca he calls for a national health insurance program with public facilities, research, hospitals, doctors, and wage protection.

Mankato Waseca Owatoona Truman Weseen List Congress Suth

Funeral for Mrs. Jenni Long in Brighton

Funeral services for Mrs. Jenni Long of Brighton will be held Friday afternoon at two o'clock at the Omar Hoskins Funeral Home in Brighton. Rev. F E Voss of the Methodist church will preside. Burial will be in Crawfordsville cemetery. Survivors include two brothers Sterling White of Davenport and Harry White of Crawfordsville and two sisters Mrs. Frank Maxwell and Mrs. John Maxwell, both of Crawfordsville. The Longs moved to Brighton about fourteen years ago after living in Wyman for many years.

Jennie Long Brighton Omar Hoskins FE. FE. Voss The Methodist Church Crawfordsville Long Sterling White Davenport Harry White Frank Maxwell John Maxwell Longs Wyman

Two Spy Rings Active in U S Government

Washington reports reveal two communist underground networks operated within the State Department before the war. Whittaker Chambers testified that Alger Hiss led one and Noel Field led the other, with discussions on recruiting new members. The disclosures came in a lengthy transcript from the House Judiciary Committee.

U.S Washington UP House State Department Whittaker Chambers Time Magazine House Up American Activities Alger Hiss Chambers Noel Field Hiss Field

Grocer Couple Earn Honor at Des Moines Super Valu Meet

Mr and Mrs Paul Thomassen were among 450 store owners, wives and employees attending a Des Moines Super Valu meeting. Thomassen and his Washington store won fourth place in the Champion of the Food Field contest held in connection with the event.

Paul Thomassen Des Moines Thomassen Washington

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Dairy Herd Improvement Association Legion Hall Ben Buckingham Washington High School Guatemala Jay F. Sellers Edmundson Sellers Iowa Farm Mutual Insurance Co Iowa Life Insurance Co Iowa Mutual Hail Insurance Co Theresa Conrad Rae Dewey Wellman Helen Durst Vera Everett John G. Hartsock Kalona Grace Heiserman Clarence Herring Lucille Houck W. E. Howell Emry Irwin Richmond Rolene Jacobs Ruth Jenkins Oregon Township Charles Jirss, Jr Mildred Kennedy Grace Lemmon Cecil Lang Floyd Maxwell Olive Meyers Crystal Miller Franklin Center Raymond G. Miller Dora Minick Vera McIntosh Leonard McKeone Beatrice Niffenegger West Chester Vera O'Connor Oregon Jennie Oldaker Raymond Peiffer Seventy-six Township Ira J. Schafer Brighton Township O. E. Saepnes Juanita Sellers Viva Shradel Nina Smith Blanche Stephens Florence Stephens Guy Stumpf Dorothy Swain John Swenks, Jr Wilford Thomann Otto Walton Clay Township David Winegareen Ralph C. Witthoft Melvin Havel Florence Wolfe Lucille Woods NEW Deal Akron Armory Strat Egy Bramuglia Critical Hoskins
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