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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1945

Page

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Iowa Farm Bureau names county relations director

John B. Clough of Independence is named state director of county relations for the Iowa Farm Bureau federation. He has served as regional organization director for northeast Iowa and was a former county extension director for Osceola and Buchanan counties. He will assume duties around the first of the year.

Des Moines John B. Clough Independence Iowa Farm Bureau Federation D. B. Groves Clough Farm Bureau Iowa Osceola Buchanan

Burglars Hit Western Union Office in Burlington

Burglars forced a rear window at the Western Union telegraph office in Burlington and escaped with 159 dollars from a safe. Police said another local safe at Union Supply Co. was blown but entry was not gained.

Burlington Western Union Union Supply Co

Hemp Plant Men Plan National Association Meeting

Representatives from government-built hemp plants in Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin Illinois and Indiana will meet in Mason City Thursday night to perfect the National Hemp Association. They aim to encourage home community ownership of hemp plants and to form a plan to integrate them into a Midwest linen spinning industry.

Mason City Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin Ilinois Indiana National Hemp Association

Six Iowa coeds vie for Homecoming Pep Queen title

Ames state college selects six candidates from a field of 18 for the Homecoming Pep Queen election. Betty Anderson Froctor Mina Hughes hall Betha Giffer Chisholm Janice Hagie Osceola Gam ma Phi Beta Lucille Saunders Congress Park Illinois Kappa Delta Donna Westlie Dunkertown Sigma Kappa Mary Walker Ames Pi Beta Phi are the competitors listed for the Friday vote.

Ames Iowa State College Betty Anderson Froctor Mina Hughes Hall Betha Giffer Chisholm Minn Elma Hall Janice Hagie Osceola Gamma Phi Beta Sorority Lucille Saunders Congress Park Ill Kappa Delta Donna Westlie Dunkertun Sigma Kappa Mary Walker Pi Beta Phi

Alarm Drives Bank Burglars From White State

Burglars gained entry to the White State bank in South English but fled when the alarm sounded. Two screwdrivers were dropped outside the rear of the building as the thieves hurried away.

White State Bank

Lift Air Priorities No Bumping Travelers

Domestic air lines ended army priorities returning to prewar rules. Des Moines offices report high demand for seats on planes passing through the city. With priorities lifted, passengers with reservations can reach their destinations without being bumped by priority travelers.

Des Moines

Studio Pickets Sit-Down At Warner Bros Entrance

In Hollywood 500 pickets blocked gates at Warner Bros as 45 officers tried to clear the entrance. Deputy sheriffs and Burbank police urged non-strikers to enter. Picket leader Andy Lawless refused, the wedge assault began, and sitters were dragged and clubbed amid the clash.

Hollywood Warner Bros Burbank Andy Lawless Jack Henry Sheriff's Office

Critics call cooperatives unjust says AMBS Iowa

Frank Robotka an Iowa State College agricultural economist says cooperative criticism is unjust. He argues cooperatives serve members with goods and services at lower costs without harming small business or veterans’ self employment and notes tax rules would prevent any widespread shift to cooperatives.

AMBS Iowa Frank Robotka Iowa State College Robotka Internal Revenue Department

Iowans to Erect Corn Monument for Homecoming

Iowans plan to reinstall the corn monument at a street intersection to honor the 34th University of Iowa homecoming on November 2 and 3. Engineering students will build it, with the 1945 design to be chosen from entries judged next week. this year’s monument returns to prewar size after wartime material shortages.

Iowa Iowa i Engineering College

Unclear quotation on discipline and self defense

A speaker gathers his men and wields a billy club, instructing restraint and precise action. He urges to strike only if assaulted and to know the exact act that justifies a pinch, underscoring disciplined response.

Sewing Machine Clinics Offer Home Maker Sessions Countywide

County home economist uth Foster announces a second series of sewing machine clinics in townships across the county. The program teaches oiling cleaning and adjusting to keep machines in good order for the season with limited slots per meeting and signups through township chairmen.

Uth Foster Extension Service

Tribute to Halsey as 3rd Fleet Feted in San Francisco

San Francisco honors Admiral William F. Halsey and the 3rd Fleet with a noon parade along Market Street ending at City Hall where Halsey will speak. Detachments from 13 warships march, followed by a luncheon. a Palace Hotel banquet tops the day, with 5 000 of 45 000 Allied troops not joining today's ceremony.

San Francisco 3Rd Fleet Market Street City Hall Halsey San Francisco Bay Palace Hotel

Men’s Brotherhood Dinner at United Presbyterian Church

The Men’s Brotherhood gathered eighty at the United Presbyterian Church for a turkey dinner. Dr. W L Imes of Knoxville College was guest speaker, promoting the World Wide Christian Advance campaign to aid war-torn nations. Glenn McCall chaired the event with Mack DeLong and Dick Pratt assisting.

Men's Brotherhood of the United Presbyterian Church W. L. Imes Knoxville College Glenn McCall Mack DeLong Men's Brotherhood Dick Pratt Geores Serr Anne Tinisman Jom Polk Christian Church Ray Davis Newton United Presbyterian Church John Stewart The Brotherhood

Legion to Collect Waste Paper Tomorrow

The American Legion calls on residents to tie and place bundles of waste paper on porches or sidewalks tomorrow afternoon for pickup by Legion volunteers and Auxiliary members assisting with the drive.

American Legion The Legion Auxil

Clinic reservations urged by township organizers

Mrs. Howard Anderson invites bookings for upcoming clinics in Franklin, Marion, and Seventy Six townships with dates and locations to be announced later.

Cedar Township Maurice Crawford Clayde Knapp Walnut Sandy Hook H. W. Mineart Marion Robertson Dutch Creek Grace Hill R. W. Hyde Brighton and Clay Edna Crile K. W. Donovan Homer Rotsinger Washington and Jackson A. L. Duensing C. C. Stewart Oregon Township George William Zager English River Clarence Hostetler Hostetler Crawford Howard Anderson Anderson Franklin Marion

Miss Dunlap Named to Cornell College Band

Miss Shirley Dunlap daughter of Mr and Mrs L E Dunlap 912 East Main Washington has been named as a new member of the Cornell College band The 42 member band will premiere during homecoming weekend October 19 and 20 The freshman from Cornell plays flute and piccolo and was active in her high school band and Girls Athletic Association

Mount Vernon Shirley Dunlap L.E. Dunlap East Main Washington Cornell College Lloyd Oakland Miss Dunlap Cornell Girls’ Athletic Association

Seek Support of Veterans' Program

The Veterans of Foreign Wars urge President Truman to back a veterans program offering bonuses up to 5009 per man. The VFW plan, called adjusted service pay, would pay the difference between average service and wartime wages. It also proposes daily home service payments and overseas service pay with specified caps, plus an extra 500 for combat disabled veterans, potentially raising the maximum to 5000.

Washington, D. C Veterans of Foreign Wars Truman VSW

Lone Tree man pays $25 fine in justice court

Lloyd Karnes of Lone Tree paid a $25 fine this morning in Justice of the Peace J. K. Bovee's court after being charged with assault and battery.

Lloyd Karnes Lone Tree J. K. Bovee Jutice of Peace Court Karnes

Learn Cpl. Bennie C. Ricks Buried in Yokohama

Mr and Mrs John W Ricks of Coppock receive word their son Cpl Bennie C Ricks died Sept 10 1945 in Shiba Park Tokyo Burial was Sept 11 at Yokohama He served with the 5th Cavalry Regiment 1st Cavalry Division in Australia New Guinea Admiralty Islands Leyte Luzon wounded April 6 1945 Parents two brothers in service Harold in India Joseph in Manila siblings Arthur Hallie in Peoria sisters Mrs Paul Wolfe Washington Lillian at home

John W. Ricks Coppock Cpl Bennie C. Ricks Shiba Park Tokyo Japan Yokohama Ricks 5Th Cavalry Regiment 1St Cavalry Division Australia New Guinea Admiralty Islands Leyte Luzon Manila Harold India Sgt Joseph Peoria Arthur Hallie Paul Wolfe Washington Lillian

Postwar salvage drive urges twine and paper collection

Residents are urged to cooperate with organizations sponsoring salvage operations. Volunteers will travel the streets to collect waste paper and lengths of twine needed for postwar efforts.

Iary

Argentina seeks five civilian ministers for new cabinet

President Farrell and allies push to form a civilian laden cabinet with five chosen ministers. Attorney General Alvarez says he has consulted four or five potential appointees, including former ministers and a professor, awaiting responses. Interior ministry would shift to Alvarez if approvals occur, while Farrell stays president and Avalos and Vernengo keep war and navy portfolios.

Buenos Aires Argentina Union Civica Radical Edelmiro J. Farrell Eduardo Avalos Adm Hector Vernengo Lima Juan Alvarez Alvarez Mit Farrell United Press Interior Avalos Vernengo Navy

Japanese War Records Destroyed as Strikes Hit Nation

Lt Gen Shigeru Sawata was arrested over alleged involvement in the execution of three American airmen from the Doolittle raid. Many Japanese war records were destroyed or burned, hindering prosecutions. Strikes across coal, steel, lumber, and transportation kept about 448000 workers idle while negotiations continued and some gains were reported in Hollywood labor talks.

Sawata Tokyo United Press Schwellenbach Pittsburgh Pacific Northwest AFL Willamette Valley New York CIO Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway Eric Johnston

Marriage License Issued to Keokuk Couple

A marriage license was issued Sunday at the county clerk of court to Mearl Strohamier and Gertrude Miller, both of Keokuk.

Mearl Strohamier Gertrude Miller Keokuk

Demand Hirohito Abdicate Demonstration in Tokyo for Food Relief

In Tokyo on October 16 protesters outside General MacArthur's HQ urged Emperor Hirohito's abdication and food imports. The group, estimating 2500 members, demanded Crown Prince Akihito's succession, civil and military resignations, abolition of the peerage, and publication of troop numbers and military budgets. Delegates cited food shortages and free speech gains amid demobilization plans.

Tokyo Douglas MacArthur Hirohito MacArthur Democratic Mass Labor Party Akihito Diet MaccArthur Kisura Shidehara

Garrison Named Chairman of NWLB by Supreme Court Justice

Lloyd K. Garrison was sworn in today as chairman of the National War Labor Board by Supreme Justice Felix Frankfurter. The White House announced his appointment, succeeding George W. Taylor.

Washington, D. C Lloyd K. Garrison Natonal War Labor Board Supreme Justice Felix Frankfurter Garrison White House George W. Taylor

Auditor Kiesey Returns to Job After Navy Leave

Stan Kiesey returned to his duties as county auditor after a 26 month leave spent with the Seabees. Walter Schroeder served as acting auditor during the absence and is now on a two week vacation. Office staff remains Fred Bourgeois Elizabeth Clark and Helen Swanson with Kiesey resuming as chief boatswain's mate.

Stan Kiesey Seabees Kiesey Walter Schroeder Schroeder Fred Bourgeois Elizabeth Clark Helen Swanson Stat

Long line of LSTs to form 45 mile naval wall

Naval repair base in New Orleans would have all its LSTs placed end to end creating a continuous wall about 45 miles long. The fact highlights the scale of landing craft stationed in the port and the potential defensive or logistical use of these vessels.

Naval New Orleans

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Seventh Fleet Chiang Kai-Shek Shanghai Thomas C. Kincaid U. S. Seventh Fleet Chungking Kincaid Madame Kai-Shek U. S. Navy International ISC ARMY Wright Field Ohio Co-op Ruth Foster Mander Aum William F. Halsey Dr. Imes Church Legion B. C. Ricks Jorge Eduardo Coll Jose Mario Cantilo Bernardo Houssay Buenos Aires Medical School Carlos Herrero Octavio Amadeo 13Th Army Omari Secret Police Anese Sadamu Shimomura War Shimomura Home Islands NWLB
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