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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1948

Page

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Beersheba Captured as Israel Readies Cease Fire

Israeli forces seized Beersheba a few minutes before the UN cease fire order in the Negev. Arabs fled toward Bethlehem area as Israeli cabinet met to accept the UN Security Council truce. The Negev campaign left Israel holding key positions while Bernaotte’s mediation affects the plan.

Tel Aviv Desert Rats Beersheba Egypt Holy Land Israel United Nations Negev Palestine Paris Gaza Hegev Bethlehem Bet Nazif Kfar Ezion el -Arish Majdal Bet Jibrin Jibrin Ceass Moshe Perlman United Nations Security Council UN Security Council UN Truce Commission Haifa Folke Bernadotte Jerusalem

City Wide Hallowe'en Party Planned in Washington

A Saturday October 30 city wide Hallowe en party will be held at the Y M C A gymnasium at 7 30 p m sponsored by Rotary club Y's Men’s club and the Chamber of Commerce Free admission and refreshments will be provided High school band will perform and prizes awarded for best costumes George Nissen trampoline act will thrill attendees with demonstrations of high jumps Parents urged to bring children home promptly after the event

Washington Y.M.U.A Rotary Club Y's Chamber of Commerce Y.M.C.A George Nissen Wil Crade School Singing Barbers Hopalong Cassidy Mr. Nissen

Charge Former Mental Patient With Farm Fire

Union county sheriff J R Ewing charged J R White a former mental patient with arson and assault with intent to murder after he terrorized Afton area for about 24 hours. White captured near a railroad bridge by farmers and a minister. prelim hearing set for Monday. bond set at 30000.

Afton Ita Union County J. R. Ewing J. R .White Justice of the Peace George Figgins White Carl Christianson Christiansons Ewing Christianson Herman Conard Conard Art Jinnest Kaith Henderson Rond Findman Cletis Stangl Creston

Wood Structure Consists of Millions of Fibrous Tubes

The material is formed from countless fibrous cells arranged as narrow tubes, each nearly as thin as a strand of human hair.

Unable to parse readable headline from OCR fragment

Fragmentary OCR text mentions workers, beliefs, and delays but lacks clear events, entities, or context to form a factual summary or identify a newspaper-worthy item. Unable to determine who, where, or what occurred for a proper card.

Eight Americans Among 35 Victims In Scottish Airliner Crash

A Constellation airliner bound from Amsterdam to New York crashed near Prestwick Scotland in dense fog. Thirty five people died including eight Americans. five survivors were rescued from the blazing wreckage, mainly from the rear section. The plane struck a high tension wire during a landing attempt, bursting into flames. The pilot Capt Koone D Parmentier was among the deceased. The crash left wreckage scattered over a wide sloped pasture as lights failed and villagers heard the explosion.

Scotland Tarbolton Constellation Amsterdam New York Scottish Hills Royal Dutch KLM S. Mathilde Prestwick Here W. H. Phillippe Prestwick International Airport Koone D. Parmentier

Regional Reorganization Conference in Iowa Saturday

One hundred county school boards are expected to attend the regional re organization conference in this city on Saturday October 22 The session will be at the Christian church and county superintendents are not expected to attend The event sponsored by the department of public instruction features H P Alves of Washington D C as the day long speaker

Jackson Township Homemakers Group Raymond Bell Ruth ‘Foster Farm Bureau Janes Birney Bell Mary Tinkham Moers Verne Esher Joe Knot Reat Lester B. Krabill Department of Public Instruction Iowa H. P. Alves Washington, D. C

New Ultralatax system reads novel in two minutes

Washington Oct 21 UP a new ultratax system combining radio television and photography demonstrated today may open international television and radio mail. It transmitted Gone With The Wind from a transmitter three miles to the Library of Congress in about two minutes, signaling plans for public use and mail delivery possibilities by post office.

Washington All Stotes Library of Congress David Sarnoff RCA Post Office Department

Seniors Named for Scholarship Tests

Six Washington high school seniors were chosen by classmates to take preliminary exams in a Pepsi-Cola scholarship contest. The 17 November tests will select the state top 15 for January College Bard exams, with final judging by counselors and results determining four year and honorary scholarships and other awards.

Washington Pepsi-Cola Company David Chilcote Virginia Griges Mary S. Stevens Patricia Brower Nadyne Sojka Carl Yoder College Bard

Bailey reports record oversized beet on North Marion avenue

William Bailey reports finding a giant beet on North Marion avenue measuring about twelve inches in length and weighing around twelve pounds. He claims it is the largest beet seen in the area.

Wilhham Bailey Marion Avenue Mr. Bailey

Packinghouse Union Accepts Four-Cent Wage Increase

On October 21 Ralph Helstein, president of the United Packinghouse Workers CIO, said the union has accepted a four-cent hourly wage increase from Swift and Co. Local unions will vote before it takes effect. The pact includes a contract review clause. Another Swift union, the National Brotherhood of Packing House Workers, also agreed to the four-cent raise.

Chicago Ralph Helstein United Packinghouse Workers CIO Swift and Co Helstein Swift National Brotherhood of Packinghouse Workers

Judge Patterson Postpones District Court Session to Friday

Judge J. G. Patterson of the district court postponed his planned visit to Washington until Friday. Patterson had intended to hold a session of district court here today, but the schedule was changed.

J. G. Patterson District Court Washington Jude+ Patterson

Fire losses rise 37 percent in October 1947

Fire losses in October 1947 climbed 37 percent compared with September, signaling larger-than-expected damage figures for the month and prompting calls for review of fire prevention measures.

Swift union counts in major plants across the nation

The NBPW represents 5,000 Swift employees in Swift plants at Chicago Fort Worth San Antonio Kansas City St. Louis Cleveland St. Joseph Mo Harrisburg Pa and Marshalltown Ia The WPW and AFT Unions represent 24,900 other Swift employees.

NBPW Swift Chicago Fort Worth San Antonio Kansas City St. Louis Cleveland St. Joseph

Western Powers Embrace Berlin Compromise Plan

Western powers agreed to a compromise sought during the Berlin crisis, backing a Berlin currency step and peace treaty talks after the blockade ends. Secretary Dulles signaled renewed U.S. willingness to cooperate with Russia as Vishinsky sent the proposal to Moscow for Kremlin review.

Berlin Russia Andrei Vishinsky Juan A. Braniuella Security Council Vishinsky Moscow Kremlins

Des Moines Weather Report Describes Cooling Trend

Weather note for Des Moines region indicates tonight and tomorrow will be cooler in the southeast with a high of 70 this afternoon and a low near 28 to 85 in the north west and 84 to 88 in the southeast. Tomorrow's high expected 68 to 72 in the west.

Des Moines Oct

Resignation of Rev Wells Accepted by Baptist Church

Members of the Baptist Church in Washington approved the resignation of Rev. Paul K. Wells who plans to return to the United States army as a captain in the chaplain corps. He will report to Camp Kilmer New Jersey for commission and his family will live in Chicago until assigned. Special services will mark his departure and a pulpit committee will be named. تابع

Baptist Church Washington Paul K. Wells United States Army Chaplain Corps Wells Pacific War Theater Okinawa Philippine Alfred Trenerry Wels Camp Kilmer New Jersey Chicago Carol Forgeyv

Dewey Avoids Attacks As Truman Plans Speech

Gov. Thomas E. Dewey refused to engage with Democratic criticisms during the campaign in New York City, sticking to a foreign policy message at the Herald-Tribune forum and planning a memorial speech for Alfred E. Smith. President Truman prepared a political radio address with Tallulah Bankhead introducing him, aiming to contrast foreign policy records with isolationist claims.

United Press Thomas E. Dewey New York City New York Herald-Tribune Dewey J. Howard McGarath Alfred E. Smith Truman International Ladies Garment Workers Union AFL Tallulah Bankhead Miss Bankhead Gram States’ Rights Party McGrath Congress Republican Party America

Mace to Handle English Made Ford Cars

Glenn Mace signed a contract to handle Ford products made in England. The four cylinder models are different from American cars. He hopes to show these cars in about 30 days after meeting at a Ford dealers gathering in Des Moines yesterday.

Glenn Mace Ford England Ford Motor Company Mace Mr. Mace Des Moines

Marriage Licenses Issued to Local Couples at Court House

Two marriage licenses were issued at the courthouse. Archie C. McKissik of Minneola Kansas and Isabel Ruth Helcomb of Washlieten. Paul Frederik Prank and Mary Louhiefer, both of Riverside, also received licenses.

Court House Archie C. McKissik Minneola Kansas Isabel Ruth Helcomb Washlieten Paul Frederik Prank Mary Louhiefer Riverside

Pledges to Washington Community Chest Reach £11,000 Max

Washington community drive organizers report pledges have reached the £11,000 ceiling with more returns expected. Headquarter staff note many workers have yet to file reports and will stay open until 10:20 tonight to accommodate after hours submissions. Chairman Paul V. Shearer urges farmers to contribute by contacting him, and praises faster inflows as the drive aims to finish this week.

Washington Community Chest Paul V. Shearer

French Strikers Recapture Mine in La Grande Conde Conflict

More than 1,000 striking miners clashed with republican security guards at La Grande Conde in a battle over a coal pit and power station. Guards used tear gas but withdrew after several injuries. strikers captured and disarmed some guards and later reinforced. Police also retook the Carmaux power station amid further unrest.

Tpf la Grande Conde France la Grande Combe Marseille Carmaux

Hard Times Party Reminders Aid Community Youth

The young adults are reminded of a Hard Times party tomorrow night at the YMCA. Activities include a scavenger hunt and a prize for the best dressed. Keith Vetter is to emerge.

Y.M.C.A Keith Vetter

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