Dulles Reassures Chiang U S Will Convoy Supplies
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles told Chiang Kai-shek the United States would resume Quemoy convoy escorts if military necessity required. Walter S. Robertson said no other major agreements were reached and that talks remained friendly.
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Taipei
UPS
John Foster Dulles
Chiang Kai-shek
U.S. Navy
Walter S. Robertson
Chiang
Dulles
China
U.S
Red Sea
Peiping
Moscow
Russia
Formosa
United States
Robertson
Formosa Strait
Quemoy
Islands
Matsu
Rites at Wayland for Nellie M. Loder
Funeral services for Nellie M. Loder will be held Thursday at 2 pm in Wayland Methodist Church. She died Tuesday at Washington County Hospital after four months ill. Born September 10 1865 in Whiteside County Illinois she spent most of her life in Wayland working as a dressmaker. Survived by brother Clark Loder of Wayland and several nieces and nephews. Zehr Funeral Home in charge. Casket to church at 1 pm Thursday and will not be opened after service.
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Wayland
Nellie M. Loder
Wayland Methodist Church
Martin Greer
J. J. Pritchard
Miss Loder
Washington County Hospital
Whiteside County
W. D
Catherine Murphy Loder
Ward
Washington
Clark
Zehr Funeral Home
Des Moines Man Held After Report Of Wife Swapping
A Des Moines insurance underwriter, 27, was arrested after a housewife reported a club for Drinking and Switching Wives. Richard R. Martin faced a disturbance charge, posted $200 bond, and a hearing was set for Oct. 28.
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Des Moines
UPI
Richard R. Martin
William Burrows
Martin
Mass Murder Charge Denied by Ex Nazi Gauleiter Koch
In a Warsaw court, ex Nazi gauleiter Erich Koch pleaded not guilty to a 63 page indictment detailing wartime murders and deportations. The case spans from 1939 with Koch expanding East Prussia into Polish regions.
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Warsaw
UPI
Erich Koch
Koch
East Prussia
Dailey Holds Court House Talk On Policy Debates
Sen. Thomas J. Dailey Democratic candidate for Congress speaks at the Washington County courthouse in a court house steps debate addressing Formosa policy farm policy and fiscal policy He cites Ridgway and Smith on Formosa argues against aggressive action and urges extrication from Formosan islands. He opposes the Benson sliding scale and supports production boundaries for farmers. He notes 1951 spending 44 billion versus 1959 estimates 79 billion and says Congress cut 52 billion. He warns the deficit may exceed 11 billion this year and calls inflation a curse.
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Washington County Court House
Thomas J. Dailey
Congress
Matthew Ridgway
Beedle Smith
Quemoy
Matsu
Chiang Kai-shek
Ridgway
Sen. Dailey
National Security Council
Formosa
Dailey
Washington High School concert season tickets on sale
Washington High School plans four concert events with season tickets selling for 1.75 dollars. Tickets grant admission to all four programs and will be sold by student members of the two music organizations. Robert B. Ferrell leads the choir and Alan Bergstrom directs the band.
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Washington High School
Robert B. Ferrell
Alan Bergstrom
Halloween Parade To Feature City Party In Washington
The annual Washington Halloween party features a costume parade for pre school and grade school children with prizes for two age groups. Participants meet at the YMCA at 6 30 p m and march around the square back to the Y for the party. Seven community groups co sponsor the event with the Jaycees directing parade arrangements.
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Washington
YMCA
Jaycees
Mangold's Awarded GE Dealership in Area
Mangold's radio television and appliance store has been awarded the General Electric dealership for the Washington area. The complete line of GE appliances and TV sets will be added to the store offerings. Stanley Gardner, a GE serviceman in Washington, will install and repair the GE line for Mangold's.
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Mangold
General Electric
Washington
Harold Mangold
Stanley Gardner
Mangold’s
A J Marion Dies at Columbus City Home
Columbus Junction Iowa A drew Jackson Marion 71 of Columbus City died Tuesday at home after a heart attack Funeral services set for Thursday at the Columbus City Methodist Church at 2 pm Rev George Pennington officiating Burial in Columbus City Cemetery Stacy Funeral Home in charge He was born near Columbus City October 13 1887 son of Joseph and Anna Marion He married Eunice Riley December 25 1912 Survivors include his widow two sons William of California Joseph of Columbus City two daughters Mrs Clarence Jennings of Columbus Junction and Mrs Robert King of Davenport seven grandchildren three great grandchildren one brother Harmon of Washington
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Columbus Junction
Andrew Jackson Marion
Columbus City
George Pennington
Stacy Funeral Home
Marion
Joseph
Anna Arning Marion
Eunice Riley
William
California
Clarence Jennings
Robert King
Davenport
Harmon
Washington
Dr Gingerich Speaks To Y s Men s Club
Dr Melvin Gingerich former Washington teacher now director of an encyclopedia project for the Mennonite Research Foundation in Goshen Indiana spoke to the Washington Y s Men s Club. He shared Far East travel slides and discussed people and governments there as a goodwill ambassador for the Mennonite Central Committee. A Dale Carnegie Leadership Training course will start next Monday evening organized through the club. Skip Adkins handles inquiries.
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Melvin Gingerich
Washington
Mennonite Research Foundation
Goshen
Ind
Washington Y's Men's Club
Gingerich
Far East
Mennonite Central Committee
Dave Elder
Dale Carnegie
Y's Men’s Club
Skip Adkins
Wilson Observes 3rd Business Anniversary
C. R. Bil Wilson marks his third year as proprietor of Wilson's Store For Men and Boys this month. He bought the Ottumwa shop from Ernest Brody after a previous stint with J. C. Penney Company and managing the local store since 1939. The staff includes Bill Wilson Howard Curl Jr Mrs Richard Pratt. Further anniversary details appear elsewhere in the Evening Journal.
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C. R
Bil) Wilson
Wilson's
Ernest Brody
Ottumwa
J. C. Penney Company
Bill Wilson
Howard Curl Jr
Richard Pratt
The
Evening Journal
Washington County Farm Bureau elects officers and adopts resolutions
Washington County Farm Bureau members gathered in the armory for a banquet and meeting with Walter Stiegelman speaking. Officers were reelected and resolutions approved urging reapportionment by population and area, seeking state revenue sources, and Road Use Tax funding.
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Washington County Farm Bureau
Washington Armory
Walter Stiegelman
State University of Iowa
Lawrence L. Miksch
George Dare
General Assembly
State Tax Commission
Jesse Linch Named Junior Red Cross Chairman
Norman Schoonover announces Jesse C. Linch will lead the Junior Red Cross in the county. Linch is principal at a local junior high and focuses on youth, with the program sponsored by the American Red Cross chapter. November marks enrollment efforts for the unit.
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Norman Schoonover
American Red Cross Today
Jesse C. Linch
Lineh
Book Fair Seeks Used Books For Stewart PTA Drive
Women lead a Stewart PTA Book Fair to raise funds for the school dental program in Washington. Residents are urged to donate readable books by October 30 and contact organizers for pickup. Proceeds support the Stewart School dental fund as progress on the Community Chest drive is reported.
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Washington
Stewart Pta
Stewart School
Carlton Bump
Phil Kneen
Evening Journal
Loveless Campaign Funds Questioned in Iowa
UPI reports Iowa GOP chairman L L Jurgemeyer pressed Gov Loveless to answer 11 questions about a $3000 campaign fund payment linking to his municipal supply firm. Loveless cited no debts and refused to detail how funds were used. Jurgemeyer urged clarity on payments to Leo Schumacher and Roland Reko and possible family benefits.
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Clinton, Iowa
UPI
L. L. Jurgemeyer
Herschel C. Loveless
Jurgemeyer
Clinton County
Loveless
Iowa
William Murray
Jake More
Schumacher
Roland Reko
Reko
County Near Quota in Savings Bond Sales
Washington county nears its 1958 savings bond goal with September sales of 112 442 and a nine month total of 1 229 481 reaching 97 percent. County chairman L A Holland notes Iowa and national averages lag, with Iowa nine month sales at 119 993 770 and 86 percent and national 77 percent. September Iowa sales rose 34 percent from last year.
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Washington County
United States Savings
L. A. Holland Volunteer
Iowa
BEA Viscount Crash Near Anzio Kills Three
A BEA Viscount with 30 to 31 aboard collided in the air with an Italian jet fighter near Anzio Nettuno Italy and plunged to land with one wing sheared off. The Italian pilot parachuted into the sea and was rescued. Early reports cite 3 dead, with survivors including several journalists and a model passenger.
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Anzio. Italy
API
BEA
Naples
London
Italy
Shiv
Miss Bartok
Eva
France
Malta
Anzio
Nettuno
William H. Oliver 91 Dies in Sigourney
William H. Oliver 91 died Monday in Sigourney. Funeral services are set for Thursday at 2 p.m. in the English River Church of the Brethren at South English. He was born April 11, 1867, married Elsie Miller in 1899, and leaves several children, ten grandchildren, and two great grandchildren. The body lies at Powell Funeral Home in South English.
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Keota
William H. Oliver
English River
Church of the Brethren
South English
Oliver
Sigourney
Samuel
Jane Hatter Oliver
Elsie Miller
Maude) Smith
Garrett
Bertha) Bremer
Roy
North English
Don
Keswick
Harold
Vivian) Leitsinger
Wellman
Powell Funeral Home
Iowa Weather Outlook Through Monday
Generally fair weather across the state with a cooler night and a warm Thursday. Lows dip into the 30s to 40s and highs rise to the 60s to 70s, then a mostly fair Friday with slight warming. Temperatures through Monday run about 6 to 8 degrees above normal with a cooling weekend and periodic rain chances.
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Iowa
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Bob Stout
Magnus Ahmling
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Robert Stout
John Gamon
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