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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1948

Page

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Truman Claims Reds Control Progressive Party on Tour

President Truman charging communists seek to take over the Progressive Party during a westward swing. He notes Indiana financing the party ballot access as he heads to Chicago for a major address. He also assails Dewey on the Palestine issue and outlines a campaign circuit through Cleveland Boston New York Brooklyn St. Louis Independence.

Truman Garrett Ind Chicago Progressive Party Indiana Washington Dewey Palestine Herbert Brownell, Jr Folke Bernadotte Bernadette Cleveland Boston New York Brooklyn St. Louis Ohio Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut Independence Kansas City

VFW Plans Party For Campfire Girls

All veterans eligible for VFW membership and their wives are invited to a Hard Times party Tuesday at eight in the VFW hall. Campfire girls who helped the VFW auxiliary in the buddy pop pies sale will be honored guests. Attendees are asked to come dressed.

Campfire

Dewey Seen as Probable Winner

New York October 25 Dewey appears the likely winner as the final week of campaigning opens. Election day is November 2 with about 47 million total votes cast, roughly a million fewer than in 1940. Senate races meanwhile show Republicans defending shaky seats in six states and eyeing others to compensate.

New York Thomas E. Dewey Dewey FDR Roosevelt Wendell L. Willkie Senate Oklahoma Kentucky West Virginia Minnesota Iowa Wyoming Montana Colorado New Mexico Tennessee

Washington men collide on county road near airport

No injuries were reported after a Saturday crash on a county road one mile east and half a mile south of the Washington airport. Drivers Galen L. Reighard and Wilmer Joseph Kauffman, both of Washington, drove damaged cars valued at about $50.

Washington Galen L. Reighard Wilmer Joseph Kauffman Dam ‘ Reighard Kauffman

Marriage License Issued to Blanchard and Buck

A marriage license was issued at the county courthouse to Robert Erwin Blanchard of Crawfordsville and Helen Marie Buck of Ainsworth for nuptial plans.

Court House Robrt Erwin Blanchard Crawfordsvile Helen Marie Buck Ainsworth

Three Killed Nineteen Hurt In Plane Crash

At Chanute Field Illinois a C-47 transport crashed in fog injuring 19 and killing three crewmen. The aircraft diverted from Scott Field and struck a barracks, with four seriously injured and the rest non critical. Wright Patterson officers later identified the three dead as Maj Frank E. Boyd Lt Col Paul Waterman and Sgt Maurice A Neidringhaus.

Chanute Field Air Force Wright-Patterson Field Dayton Long Beach Cal Dayton Air Base Wright- Patterson Air Force Chase Wright- Patterson Frank E. Boyd Cleveland Paul Waterman Maurice A. Neidringhaus Evansville Ind

French Troops Seize Northern France Coal Mines

Thirty thousand troops and security guards swept through 300 square miles in northern France and seized the nation’s richest coal mines from communist led strikers. Interior Minister Jules Moch announced the operation, warning against foreign participation and promising prison terms for attackers.

Iit France Jules Moch Douai-Lille Moch Ales

Fire in Farm Home Wipes Out Family

Massillon Ohio October 25 Funeral arrangements were made for seven killed yesterday in a rural home fire. Harry S Devoll his wife Vivian and their five children died trapped in a frame house when a faulty oil stove in the kitchen started the blaze. A passing motorist saw flames at 1 am but volunteers and neighbors arrived too late.

Massillon Harry

Arch Johnson Uses Honey Campaign Tactic in Savannah

Archie Johnson campaign for tax collector distributed honey and almond cream bottles to women as a vote-getting device in Savannah Georgia. The stunt drew attention during the UP report of his candidacy.

Savannah Archie Johnson

Early Land Purchase From Yeopim Chief Recorded

The first known private land purchase from Native Americans in what is now the United States involved George Durant acquiring a large tract in northeastern North Carolina from Yeopim Chief Kilcocanen. The 1661 deed is on file in the Metford County courthouse.

United States George Durant North Carolina Kilcocanen Metford N. C

Freshmen Test Reading Plan at Washington High

Washington high school freshmen completed the first week of a reading program using specially prepared films to boost reading rate and comprehension. The plan mirrors a seven year Iowa University reading clinic effort and includes cross visits by teachers and a junior college methods class. William Eller of the State University of Iowa prepared the materials and research work.

Washington High School University of Iowa William Eller Stroud Department of Eeducation The State University of Iowa

Wisconsin Singer Otto Schacht At Washington High Assembly

Otto Schacht from Wisconsin entertained Washington high school students in an 11 o’clock assembly. A well known educator in school circles he promotes singing to develop character and vital qualities for youth success. He performed with his wife.

Otto Schacht Wisconsin Washington Schacht

Holy Land Fight Is Continuing

United Nations truce headquarters at Haifa reported fighting ongoing between Israeli troops and Arabs in the Lake Huleh district near the Syrian frontier. Egyptian officials complained to UN Chief Brig Gen William K Riley that Jewish forces attacked in the Negev. Morgenthau Jr. and Curtis Roosevelt Boettiger were reportedly under Arab fire but unharmed during their Palestine visit.

Tel Aviv United Nations Haifa Israel Lake Huleh Pales William Kk. Riley Negev Palestine Riley Mawabi Pasha Gaza Jerusalem the Treasury Henry Morgenthau, Jr Curtis Roosevelt Boettiger Eleanor Roosevelt Morgenthau United Jewish Appeal Boettiger Roosevelt

Clinton Man Dies in High-Profile Highway Crash

Clinton Ia Oct 25 Henry J Rohde Jr 20 of Clinton was fatally injured in a fog shrouded crash on Highway 80 near the Illinois side of the Mississippi River when a truck struck a car causing a chain reaction involving four more vehicles. Eight others injured were hospitalized including Mr and Mrs Howard Stark Cedar Rapids Norman Ginslinger Morrison Ill and five Clinton residents.

Clinton Henry J. Rohde, Jr Highway 80 Illinois Mississippi River Here Howard Stark Cedar Rapids Norman Ginslinger Morrison Ill

Vishinsky Vetoes UN Berlin Crisis Compromise

Andrei Vishinsky of the Soviet Union vetoed a United Nations Security Council compromise to end the Berlin crisis. The move halted a near year of diplomacy as Western powers pressed for immediate action and a price of currency talks, with the aim of a simultaneous lifting of the blockade and resumption of four power talks on Berlin currency.

Vishinsky Berlin Pats Ap—aAndrei Vishinsky Russia United Nations Security Councils Jensley Palais de Chaillot Security Council Andrei Vishinky Bramuglia Vishinsky Juan A. Bramuglia Security Counsil Midnigh

Giant carrot from Washington gardener measured ten inches

A Washington gardener, Harry Jones of 1036 North Fifth avenue, delivered a carrot to the Journal office that measures ten inches in length and seven inches in circumference. The root is nearly equally large from tip to crown, highlighting an unusually large vegetable from his garden.

Washington Journal Office Harry Jones North Fifth Avenue

Great-Grandmother McIntosh Makes Four and Half Tons Mince

Mrs Leslie D McIntosh of South Royalton Vermont, a great grandmother, is busy making four and a half tons of mince meat. She has produced that amount annually for 40 years and sells it nationwide through the year.

South Royalton, Vi Leslie D. McIntosh

Unloading System Increases Ship Tonnage Speed

A new self unloading system announced for ships raises unloading rate from 1,800 to 2,200 tons per hour, boosting efficiency and cargo turnover.

Washington High Students Named to All State Band

Five Washington high school students earned spots in the All State band after Saturday tryouts in Washington. A large group from 22 area schools also joined the regional chorus under Ralph Hart. The named band members are Marilyn Falk, Dan Holland, Wayne Brock, Marilyn Fenn and William Wessler. They advance to a Des Moines two day festival during Thanksgiving week.

Washington Ted Stewart Dave Chilcote Harold Gamon Marguerite Utterback Ann Houck Barbara Dave Donna Crone Irene Knupp Marilyn Falk Dan Holland Wayne Brock Marilyn Fenn William Wessler Des Moines

County Supervisor Faces Court Today

Hugo Sierk 54 Scott county supervisor was to be arraigned today after a crash in a county car. He was jailed on an open charge but released on 800 bond after the incident north of Davenport. He had faced ouster threats earlier for missed meetings and returned from Texas to resume duties.

Davenport Hugo Sierk Scott County John L. McSwiggin Sierk Here Clark O. Filseth Texas Board of Supervisors

Thomas Will 75 Dies. Ainsworth Farmer

Thomas Henry Will a prominent Washington county farmer from Ainsworth died at 2 30 am in Restopia Nursing Home Columbus Junction after an 18 month illness. Funeral at 2 pm Wednesday Oct 27 in Ainsworth Methodist Church Rev Carl Stiefel to officiate. Burial in Ainsworth Cemetery. Born June 2 1875 at Columbus City son of John and Ruth Will. Survived by one daughter Dion Ratenold of Ainsworth five grandchildren four great grandchildren.

Thomas Henry Will Washington County Ainsworth Mr. Will Columbus City John and Ruth Ross Will Normal Columbus Junction Effie Long Will The Methodist Church Dion Ratenold

Des Moines Town Fair Forecast Warmer Conditions Tonight

Weather report notes a town fair with warmer conditions in the south central and extreme east areas. Highs today reach 65 to 73 degrees, with tonight’s lows from 35 to 40 in the northwest and 40 to 45 in the southeast, and tomorrow’s highs 65 to 70 degrees.

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