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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1943

Page

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May Trap Million Nazi Troops in Ukraine

A Des Moines column notes wartime fund efforts by the Iowa Odd Fellows. At the ninety sixth annual meeting the Grand Lodge reported more than 20000 in war bonds sold through Wednesday with purchases by both lodges and individuals. W M Huffman of Mason City announced endowment sales for the Odd Fellows home as the group pushes toward a total of 171744 in bonds over the last two years.

Des Moines 1.O.C.F Odd Fellows) Grand Lodge of Iowa Hotel Fort Des Moines W. M. Huffman Mason City Odd Fellows C.F Odd Fellow Rebekah Lodges The

Iowa Victory Garden Crop Value and Canning Totals

Gov Hickenlooper cited a census showing 455000 Victory gardeners in Iowa produced a fruit and vegetable crop valued at 38285000. Iowa housewives canned 107732000 quarts. The average garden value ran 84 dollars per plot with 236 quarts canned per housewife.

Des Moines Bourke B. Hickenlooper Iowa Victory Iowa State College Ames

Price Violation Is Charged to 10 Firms

Des Moines OPA announces filing of 160 price ceiling violation suits in federal court in northern Iowa. Total damages sought amount to 109904 dollars. Cases include corn ceilings and items like canned goods, poultry, radio equipment, and sale of used tin cans involving several named firms across Iowa towns.

Des Moines Office of Price Administration OPA Iowa Rae I. Walters Lytton Farmers Elevator Co Lytton A. L. Anderson Rossie George Beenken & Son Grain Co Grundy Center Bert T. Froning Parkersburg the Forest Ning Co Forest City Cool Spring Canning Co Lake Mills J. H. Nell Creamery Co Tama Farnsworth Radio & Television Co Waterloo

Colfax Plumber to Work in Washington

Nelson Rogers of Colfax Iowa will join Ev eready Plumbing in Washington to start about November first. His wife and two daughters will relocate before month end. Rogers replaces Grover McHone who has served with the Nortons eight years and will join the Navy Seabees in late month.

Nelson Rogers Colfax Iowa Eveready Plumbing Company Washington Ivan Norton The Plumbing Company Evelyn Ellen Mr. Rogers Grover MecHone Nortons Seabees Navy

New War Ration Book Registration Nears 8,000

On the first day of registering for the fourth war ration book in Washington 1,820 people qualified, with expectations of heavier crowds today through Saturday. Registration at Washington High School is led by Supt. W A Ere and staff, with 40 workers on duty and volunteers assisting from morning to night.

Washington Supt W. A. Ere Erbe Washington High School Washington City

Firemen Respond To Night Storm Alarm

Firemen were dispatched around nine o'clock during a heavy rain and electrical storm, responding to an emergency call amplified by the weather.

Army Premiere Tickets Near Sellout At State Theater

Captain Howard J. Miller announces fewer than 100 tickets remain unsold for the premiere of This Is The Army at the State Theater on November 8. The Army Emerency Relief benefit aims to raise at least ten million dollars nationally, with Washington premiere night expected to bring in five hundred dollars. The event is sponsored by seven civic service groups including the Iowa State Guard American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars Civil Air Patrol Y M C A Rotary Club and Chamber of Commerce.

Howard J. Miller State Theater Washington Iowa State Guard American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars Civil Air Patrol Y's Men's Club Rotary Club Chamber of Commerce

Lightning Strikes Wires Halting Power at Floyd Banks Home

At 901 North Fifth Avenue a lightning strike damaged electric wires causing lights to go out but there was no fire damage. Local responders investigated the scene and secured the area. No injuries were reported.

Floyd Banks North Fifth Avenue

Good War Fund Reports Come in Over the County

Encouraging reports flow to Marion George as the drive for 16 654 begins. Hopewell district and No 3 exceed quotas with 78 and 75 dollars raised. G H Pepper notes all families except one contributed in Hopewell. Clayton Funston led No 3. Washington town reports pending while county canvass starts with Theodore Bailey and George Baker raising 40 dollars. Ward captains include Fred Downing, George Rudiger, Everett Burham, Clarence Jacobs and Arie Huisman.

County National War Fund Marion George Hopewell No. 3 G. H. Pepper Clayton Funston Washington County Washington Business District Theodore Bailey George Baker Washington Drive Fred Downing George Rudiger Everett Burham Clarence Jacobs Arie Huisman

See Bowles As Likely Successor

Prentiss M. Brown resigned as administrator of the Office of Price Administration. President Roosevelt is expected to nominate Chester Bowles, OPA general manager, as Brown's successor. Brown cited a well defined price control task and two remaining problems: subsidies continuation and the renewal of price control after next year.

Washington, D. C Prentiss M. Brown Office of Price Administration Mr. Roosevelt Chester Bowles OPA Brown Succes

Fairfield farmer found dead in city pool

The body of Frank Swan a 58 year old Jefferson county farmer was recovered from the Fairfield swimming pool. Coroner Jack Raymond ruled death by own action.

Fairfield Iowa Frank Swan Jefferson County Jack Raymond

October rainfall totals dip under two inches

Rain yesterday evening and last night reached .90 of an inch, bringing October's total to about 1.5 inches. The high yesterday hit 72 degrees and the low last night was 53. Today is clear and cooler.

Funeral services for Betty J Corpman carried out at Sherman

Betty Joyce Corpman died recently with funeral services led by Dr. F W Eastwood at Sherman’s funeral home yesterday afternoon. pallbearers included Warren Carris Archie Farrier Eugene Engel Sidney Johnston Clark Johnston Roy Edwards Dale Robertson and Cloyce Hayes. Burial followed at Elm Grove cemetery.

Betty Joyce Corpman Sherman F. W. Eastwood Warren Carris Archie Farrier Eugene Engel Sidney and Clark Johnston Roy Edwards Dale Robertson Cloyce Hayes Elm Grove Cemetery

Grimes Named State Treasurer After Vacancy

John M. Grimes of Osceola Iowa was appointed state treasurer by Governor Bourke B. Hickenlooper to fill the late W G C Bagley’s unexpired term. Grimes, a newspaperman and banker, previously ran unsuccessfully for governor in 1936.

Grimes Des Moines John M. Grimes Osceola Iowa Bourke B. Hickenlooper W. G. C. Bagley

Fifty Petit Jurors Drawn for November Term

Washington county district court officials selected fifty jurors for the November term. The term opens November 15 with Judge Frank Bechly presiding. jurors report November 22 unless the schedule changes. Names include Donald Applegate, G W Beliel, Melville Bell, Henry Berdo, and others across Marion, Jackson, Crawford, Iowa and Oregon townships.

Pitty Petit Washington County District Court Court House Frank Bechly Montezuma Donald Applegate Franklin Center G. W. Beliel Marion Melville Bell Henry Berdo Jackson Britton Karona Walter R. Brown Orville Caldwell Mildred Carris Franklin Cen

Passengers and Freight Show Big Gains Here

Rock Island station in Washington reports a strong war time upswing in traffic. Agent Lewis Goodlander notes 417 carloads of freight in September and double the passenger tickets in September 1943 versus 1942, with October staying solid. Livestock shipments from Turkington Bros. and Armour hog yards drive much of the freight, and the newly painted station in orange enhances the scene.

Rock Island Station Washington Lewis Goodlander Turkington Bros Armour Hog Yards Goodlander Rock Island

Davenport resident Joseph Hamm dies at 82

Joseph Hamm aged about 82 died Tuesday in Davenport where he had lived for years. A former Grace Hill resident, burial took place in Geneseo Illinois. He is survived by a brother in St. Louis Missouri. Marion Wells Dutch Creek NE West Dutch Creek Two George Weston 2nd ward Russell Winegarden Wellman Court. Judge P J Siegers of Newton held a court day in Washington as part of the September term from Sigourney for an October term. Probate matters dominated the session. Beulah Weber and others sue Buel and Orvit Meeks seeking about 25000 for injuries in a automobile crash. defendants represented by Lamboek Koff Berger of Davenport.

Joseph Hamm Davenport Grace Hill Geneseo St. Louis N. E. West Dutch Creek George Weston Russell Winegarden Wellman Court P. J. Siegers of Newton Washington Sigourney Beaulah Weber Buel Orvit Meeks Lamboek, Koff & Berger

Berlin notes new Soviet breakthrough on upper Dnieper

From Berlin reports the Red Army breached the upper Dnieper bend to trap German forces, with Germany admitting a new Soviet breakthrough while Italian front actions press toward Rome as Allied air attacks target rail lines and air fields.

Berlin vViweper River Rome

War Bulletins From Adriatic and Italy Fronts

Jugoslavian partisan forces report sea actions harassing German defenses with claims of sinking two ships and capturing a vessel loaded with food. American 5th Army casualties in Italy total 6 774 up to Volturno battle start, per War Secretary Stimson. British heavy bomber raids hit Leipzig and Berlin targets with over 1 000 tons dropped. 17 bombers lost.

Dusso Oratino Italy Clark Rome Adriatic Washington, D. C 5Th Volturno Henry L. Stimson London Leipzig Germany Berlin Air Ministry

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