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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1944

Page

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Newton man pleads guilty in Iowa fraud case

Paul Larimer 39 Newton painter pleaded guilty here Thursday to obtaining money under false pretenses. He was sentenced to seven years in the state penitentiary after admitting to taking 600 dollars from the sale of household furniture awarded to his divorced wife in a decree from district court. His record shows prior time in the state reformatory and penitentiary on breaking and entering charges.

Newton Paul Larimer Newton Painter Larimer State Reformatory

Pupils Return to Maxwell Consolidated High School

Maxwell students return to classes at Maxwell's consolidated high school after a Monday walkout over protests the board fired janitor Frank Mishler and enforced strict discipline, per Superintendent George D Williams.

Maxwell Maxwell's Consolidated High School George D. Williams Frank Mishler Board of Education

Prisoner Wesley Recaptured After Oakdale Escape

Waterloo resident William Wesley, held at Anamosa reformatory, was recaptured after being arrested in Waterloo by Patrolman Harold Berneman who identified him from a police circular. Wesley, sentenced last March to one year for auto theft, had escaped Sunday from Oakdale prison detachment.

Waterloo William Wesseley Anamosa Reformatory Harold Berneman Wesseley Oakdale

Weather May Prolong Iowa Infantile Paralysis Cases

DES MOINES October weather may be linked to a spike in infantile paralysis in Iowa. Health officials say cases could rise until colder weather slows spread. Records show 17 cases this week, with some illnesses dating from October 10, not newly contracted.

Des Moines Iowa Health Department

New Officers Elected By State Eastern Star

Mrs Lillian Ritter of Cedar Falls was chosen worthy grand matron and Hugh Tamisiea of Missouri Valley as worthy grand patron at the sixty seventh annual session held at Shrine Auditorium. Also elected were Gladys Haycock Des Moines associate grand matron Adair G Thompson Cedar Rapids grand secretary Mary H Johnston Humboldt grand treasurer Mildred Harrington Sioux City grand conductress and appointive officers Ivajane Wile Peterson New Hartford grand chaplain Dorothy Nichols Shenandoah grand marshal Irene Hall Newton grand organist Ethel McCreedy Waterloo grand aid Guylet Dickinson Eldora Stand Ruth Edith Everist Marshalltown Helen Figgins Des Moines Hazel Cox Deep River Thelma Turner Centerville and F B Sharp Elkader as grand sentinel.

Des Moines Lillian Ritter Cedar Falls Hugh Tamisiea Missouri Valley Western Star Shrine Auditorium Gladys Haycock Adair G. Thompson Cedar Rapids Mary H Johnston Humboldt Mildred Harrington Sioux City Ivajane Wile Peterson New Hartford Dorothy Nichols Shenandoah Irene Hall Newton Ethel McCreedy Waterloo Guylet Dickinson Edith Everist Hazel Cox Deep River Grand Electa Thelma Turner Centerville Grand War Cer F. B. Sharp Elkader Grand Sentinel

Soviet Flank Drive Around East Prussia Gumbinnen

Moscow dispatch says General Ivan Do Cherniakhovskis third White Russian armyMasses armored forces moved south of the main rail route toward Koenigsburg in a flanking push around Gumbinnen to strike five miles southeast of the German communications center and reach a capture.

Moscow Ivan Do Cherniakhovsk Koenigsburg Gumbinnen

Morgan Outlines County Soybean Meal Priority Procedure

Warren C. Morgan, chairman of Washington county AAA, explains the 1944 45 priority procedure for farmers to obtain soybean meal during protein shortages. Eligible farmers must show soybeans were marketed and may apply monthly or for longer periods. set aside portions aid livestock feeders lacking meat from soybeans. Certificates optional if meal can be bought otherwise. Processing capacity expansion in Iowa suggests adequate meal supply and monthly dealer availability.

Morgan Warren C. Morgan Washington County AAA Iowa

Death of Eight Month Old Diana Coulter in California

Diana Coulter eight months old daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald Coulter of Pasadena California died Wednesday night after a short illness. Funeral at 3 30 Monday afternoon at Wee Kirk of the Heather Forest Lawn Memorial Park Glendale. Survived by parents a sister Carol and other relatives.

Coulter Diana Coulter Donald Coulter Pasa- Gena Calif Peoria Ill Robert Coulter Washington Harriett Coulter Homer Diana Coulters Forest Lawn Memorial Park Glendale Carol

Germans Lose S Hertogenbosch as British Forces Advance

British and Canadian troops drive from Beveland toward Antwerp and seize the Dutch transport center at s Hertogenbosch. Counterattacks fail as the British field force overruns the town’s last German defenses and tightens the noose around the Maas pocket. Progress continues along the Beveland bridgehead with reinforcements and a widening Allied advance.

Supreme Headquarters AEF Hertongenbosch Maas Miles Q. Dempsey Hertongen

Soybeans Fill Honeymead Plant Bins In Washington County

Large quantities of soybeans are arriving at the Washington Honeymead processing plant from within a 20 mile radius. Trucks are weighed and dumped into conveyors and tanks for storage as construction continues on the extracting unit and solvent tanks. The Rock Island spur track is completed and in use.

Washington County Washington Hugo Lenseh Rock Island

Japs Trapped on Northern Leyte

American forces trap remaining Japanese on northern Leyte in a pincers operation by the dismounted first Cavalry and 24th corps. They also secure a long strip along the Leyte north coast from Leyte Gulf to Carigara Bay and gain control of the San Juanico straits area. A London broadcast quotes Gordon Walker saying the situation cannot last.

MacArthur Leyte First Leytes Carigara Bay San Juanico Straits Gordon Walker London

Republican Meet Draws Washington Figures in Crawfordsville

Washington residents attended a Crawfordsville Republican meeting where Attorney General John Rankin of Keokuk spoke, introduced by W. Livingston. J. C. Hutton presided and Mrs. Harold Gray led community singing. A Wellman meeting with Rep. Thomas K. Martin is planned for next Monday.

Washington Crawfordsville John Rankin Keokuk 8. W. Livingston J. C. Hutton Crawford Township Harold Gray Wellman Thomas K. Martin Iowa City

FDR Dewey Talk Radio Campaign Events Mapped

Roosevelt to address Philadelphia tonight broadcast by Columbia and Mutual networks at prime time. Dewey to outline farm program in Syracuse Saturday at 11:30 a.m. Central. Bricker to speak in Kansas City tonight NBC 9:30 to 10. Detroit address Monday at 9:30 over Mutual network.

Roosevelt Philadelphia Columbia Mutual Systems Thomas E. Dewey Syracuse N.Y Blue John W Bricker Kansas City NBC Bricker Detroit Mutual System

Absent Voter Ballots Counted in County Election

County Auditor Walter Schroeder reports 143 civilian absent voter ballots cast in the county with many sent by mail. More than 200 soldier ballots have been returned, some at the courthouse and others from furloughs, as 512 ballots remain unreturned. A dispatch notes cavalry patrols along the San Juanico straits providing a coastal strip for American forces on Samar and the Leyte coast.

Walter Schroeder Washington County

Churchill Wants Another Allied War Conference

London dated October 27 reports Prime Minister Winston Churchill stating he earnestly trusts that he, Premier Stalin, and the U S president will meet within two months. He praised the Moscow talks as highly satisfactory but said final results require a three-way summit before year’s end. He warned the war may prolong and intensify unless all-out effort continues.

London Winston Churchill Stalin United States Moscow Churchill Commena Churenil

Mrs. Olinger of Ainsworth Dies in Nebraska

Mrs. J. W. Olinger 63 died about 14 oclock this morning at her home after a sudden illness. Funeral arrangements are pending with Sherman’s Funeral Home Washington. Surviving are husband six daughters a son one mother three sisters and one son in service Lt James T. Olinger died in France.

Ainsworth Get J. W. Olinger Sherman Washington Clara Gregory Burlington Cairo Winfield Lewiston Set George Francis B. Warren Cheyenne Wyo Mary Gregory Olinger Georgia Long Grandview Addin Gregory Waterloo Laura Carlson Swedesburg James T. Olinger France

Army Tests Use of Brake Fluid in Large 214-Ton Vehicles

The report notes that brake fluid is being used by the Army in its new 214-ton motor vehicles. It discusses the potential implications for braking systems and vehicle performance during trials and evaluation.

Army

Six U S ships sunk in Philippine battle navy reports

Washington October 27 Six U S warships including the light carrier Princeton and two escort carriers were sunk in the Philippine battle. Two destroyers were lost with more ships damaged. Japanese losses were at least ten warships including a battleship two carriers and five cruisers. The Princeton loss had been announced earlier by Admiral Nimitz. Total American ships lost in the war risen to 217.

Washington, D. C U. S Princeton Hay Pearl Harbor Philippines Hong Kong Joseph W. Stilwell Chungking 14Th Air Force South China Sea Lieuchow Peninsula Git

Letter From Major Putnam Cheerful Prisoner Report

Mrs Paul Putnam in Coronado Calif received a letter from Major Paul Putnam a prisoner of the Japanese. He writes time flies mail is arriving and he is cheerful from Zentsuju on the southern main island. Putnam formerly lived in Washington and commanded the Marine air force on Wake Island before its capture in December 1941.

Clyde Putnam Paul Putnam Major Paul Putnam Major Putnam Coronado Calif Zentsuju Washington United States Marines Marine Air Force Wake Island Putnam

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