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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1946

Page

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Stalin says Russia lacks atom bomb amid world tension

Stalin declares in a Moscow cable that the Soviet Union does not possess an atom bomb or similar weapon. He notes 60 divisions in western Europe but says plans exist to reduce them to 40 and points to Churchill as a leading incendiary of a new war. The interview’s full text appeared in Moscow papers with no commentary.

United Press Stalin Moscow Russia Europe Church Great Britain United States Soviet Union U. S Britain United Nations Security Council Foreign Ministers’ Council Winston Churchill

Rotary hears Congressman Martin on Pacific inspection trip

Congressman Martin Thomas E. Martin of Iowa's first district spoke to the Rotary club about his Pacific inspection tour with five other congressmen three newsmen and three army officers The trip covered Alaska Hawaii Bikini Guam Saipan Iwo Jima Japan Korea China the Philippines and Australia He stressed it was not a military mission and urged better understanding with oriental nations noting the risk of communism and recounting a Shanghai hotel breakfast bill of 8400 dollars He announced an upcoming Rubinoff violin concert sponsored by the Rotary and Fortnightly clubs

Thomas E. Martin Iowa Rotary Club Pacific Alaska Hawaii Bikini Guam Saipan Iwo Jima Japan Korea China Philippines Australia Martin Shanghai J. E. Gardner Rodney Kephart Washington Rubinoff

Rubinoff and His Violin To Play Nov 9 In Washington

Washington residents are assured of a musical highlight on Saturday November 9 when Rubinoff and his violin appears at the high school auditorium under Rotary and Fortnightly clubs sponsorship. The internationally famed artist will bring the Stradivarius valued at 100000 with a new program of Warsaw Concerto Chopin Clair de Lune and Gershwin Rhapsody in Blue. Tickets on sale at Washington Federal & Loan Phillips Hebner Drug Store the Y M C A and the High School with prices 120 for students and 180 for adults including tax.

Washington Rubinoff Stradivarius Chopin de Bussy Gershwin Washington Federal & Loan Association Phillips & Hebner Drug Store Y.M.C.A

Remove Ceiling On Fats and Oils

The OPA removed price ceilings from all fats and oils still under control. Linseed oil coconut oil fish oil inedible tallow and grease palm and palm kernel oil de hydrated castor oil beabassu oil perilla oil and several imported oils lost ceilings. Decontrol of edible fats and oils including salad dressing and mayonnaise occurred about 19 days earlier with further steps on castor oil Oct 23. Officials warn paint ceilings may be dropped due to decontrol.

Washington OPA Civilian Progection Administration

Peters Fined for Assault and Battery by Local Justice

Richard H. Peters was fined $25 and costs by Justice of the Peace J E Bovee yesterday evening on a charge of assault and battery. The accusation was filed by his wife.

Richard H. Peters Justice of the Peace J. E. Bovee

Examinations Set for Rural Carrier Posts in Washington Riverside

The U S civil service commission announced exams for rural carrier jobs in Washington and Riverside Kalona. Applications close November 13 for both positions and blanks are available at the local post offices. Applicants must reside in the post office territory for one year.

United States Civil Service Commission Washington Riverside Kalona

School Executives In Conference Here

County superintendents from eleven Iowa counties gathered in Washington for a conference on their duties and the school legislative program, including the proposed county reorganization bill. Arrangements were made by Supt. Lester Krabill of Washington County. Walter Shupp of Cedar Rapids, an executive committee member of the Iowa State Educational Association, joined the meeting.

Washington Iowa Des Moines Lee Muscatine van Kuren Jefferson Wapello Hen‘Vy Mahaski Louisa Linn Supt Lester &. Krabill Washington County Walter Shupp Cedar Rapids

Mayor Brown Charged in Dr. McKeown Shooting

George Brown mayor of Conesville was charged with first degree murder in the shooting death of Dr. A R McKeown near Muscatine Iowa. He waived preliminary hearing and remains jailed without bond as investigators probe the case.

Muscatine Iowa George Brown Conesville A. R. McKeown L. G. Tace Brown Justice of the Peace L. A. Crull Muscatine County McKeown Marker McKeown Abert C. McKeown Seattle Wash Wag Washington Rhoda McKeown Seattle Alber

Four Waterloo youths held for burglary charges

Waterloo police report four teens Louis Montes 16 Lloyd Frohn 15 Dean Johnson 15 and Herbert Kern 18 charged with 87 burglaries and vandalism acts in Black Hawk county. They allegedly chopped produce at the Minnesota Potato Service market on October 19 and kept items without finding money.

Waterloo Iowa Black Hawk County Louis Montes Lloyd Frohn Dean Johnson Herbert Kern Youls Minnesota

Emperor Hirohito Approves New Japanese Constitution

Emperor Hirohito, at a privy council meeting in Tokyo, approved the new Japanese constitution. This marks the final formal step before promulgation of the document.

Tokyo Emperor Hirohito Privy Council

Prices of Hogs Show Increase Across Major Markets

Chicago bids rose up to 1.50 higher with some markets like Omaha and St Louis reaching tops near 25.25 to 25.50 per hundredweight. Total receipts were lighter than expected at 72 300 across 12 markets, with Chicago noting a 23.06 average after yesterday's 0.50 drop.

Chicago Chicato Omaha St. Louis Indianapolis Kansas City

Baker Research Foundation denied incorporation bid in Muscatine

Secretary of State Wayne Rippes refused to approve articles of incorporation for the Baker Research Foundation Muscatine citing public policy. Norman Baker former cancer hospital owner faces past conviction for mail fraud and prior legal actions. The group plans to promote health and welfare across the United States and other countries. An appeal can go to the state executive council.

Des Moines Wayne M. Rippes Baker Research Coundaton Museatine Norman Baker Ropes Kty State Executive Council Baker Research Foundation Muscatine United States Mexico Paul Baker Norman Stanley Baker

Funeral services for Fred Wilkins held in Boone

Fred Wilkins 52 state public safety commissioner died yesterday from a heart attack in Boone Iowa. Funeral services set for Thursday at 3 p m at First Methodist church with burial in Ogden his birthplace.

Boone Iowa First Methodist Fred Wilkins State Public Safety Ogden

Fairfield Pedestrian Seriously Hurt By Car

Ralph Mathews a 65 year old Fairfield resident was listed in critical condition at Johnson County hospital with a fractured skull after being struck by a car on Highway 34 last night. The driver Bealey 17 Ottumwa faced no charges.

Fairfield Iowa Ralph Mathews Johnson County Hospital Mathews Bealey Ottumwa

Open House at the Ross Apartments

Darrell Ross the Ross apartments manager announces an open house for the seven occupied units on Thursday evening October 31 from 7 30 to 9 0. The second floor Armory building conversion has prompted many requests to inspect the new arrangements organized with tenant cooperation and aims to ease local housing shortages.

Darrell Ross Ross Armory Shortare

Democrats Use Roosevelt Voice In Radio Appeals

Democrats tapped the voice of the late Franklin D Roosevelt in three nine minute radio recordings sent to doubtful districts a week before elections. The Roosevelt clips include statements from major speeches and COST the Democratic National Committee between 10000 and 15000 dollars with candidates paying for air time.

Washington RooseVet Roosevelt Republican Democratic National Committee Midway Teamsters Union Statler Hotel

Spanish American War Veteran Ed D Humm Dies in Grand Forks

Ed D Humm of Grand Forks North Dakota a member of Company VD from Washington in the Spanish American War died October 20 after an operation for a ruptured appendix and complications. His funeral featured flags at half mast and a special post honor guard. He had corresponded with H H McCleery about the Company D roster.

Ed D. Humm Grand Forks N. Dak Company VD Washington H. H. McCleery Company U

County AAA Committee Meet Reviews 1947 Farm Program

Southeast county committees met with state officials to review the 1947 federal farm program and the 1946 budget and administration, with plans to wrap up within two months. Attendees included A Loveland and Jack McLaughlin, plus Basil Huston and other state office staff. Farmers must complete soil building practices and report lime use to speed program processing. subsidies for clover seed at nine cents per pound remain through December 3.

A. Loveland Jack McLaughlin Jierrey KE. Hazzen Basil Huston Field Wan Oltiece William Hawks Emer Cook Justin C. Dee Gayle Huston Herold AAA

Visits Mason City On Burglary Clue

Sheriff H M Putnam spoke with a man in Season City about a Washington Federal Savings and Loan robbery. The suspect, tied to tools for safe openings, admitted similar jobs in North English and Martinsburg but denied involvement here. No stolen items were found.

Mason City H. M. Putnam Season City Washington Federal Savings and Loan Office North English Martinsburg Washington Keokuk Town Fulham

Truman Proclaims Thanksgiving and Armistice Day Holidays

President Truman issues proclamations designating Thanksgiving Day and Armistice Day. The Thanksgiving observance is set for the upcoming date as part of the national holiday schedule.

Washington Truman

Picketing Resumes at Case Plant in Wisconsin

Violence flared as CIO United Automobile Workers massed to block back to work efforts at J I Case Co farm equipment plants in Milwaukee area and Racine. Police reported nearly 1,000 strikers with several arrests amid heated confrontations and a company stance against foremen entering gates.

Milwaukee Atlis-Chatiergs CIO United Automobile Workers Kastello Kastetlo Case Racine Wis CIO United Automobile Workers J. I. Case Co le Turenen Kitzman

Polio Case Reported In Crawfordsville

The first infantile paralysis case in Washington county this year is Richard McNeill ten years old son of Mr and Mrs John McNeill of Crawfordsville. He has been taken to University Hospital in Iowa City for treatment and is reported to be in very serious condition.

Washington County Richard McNeill John McNeill Crawfordsville University Hospital Iowa City

Mundt Funeral Services Held for Paul F Mundt

Funeral services were conducted today at L A Jones funeral home with Rev W J Stevens in charge. Pallbearers included five sons and a grandson Albert Harry Everette Floyd Marion and David Mundt. Burial followed at Elm Grove Cemetery.

Paul F. Mundt L. A. Jones Funeral Home W. J. Stevens Albert Harry Everette Floyd Marion David Mundt Furial Elm Grove

Women Fined for Disturbing the Peace in Police Court

Mrs. Melvina Bergman and Indiana Farrier, both of Washington, were fined $5 each by Mayor R. L. Lytle after police court last evening for disturbing the peace. They reportedly fought Saturday night on North Iowa avenue.

Melvina Bergman Indiana Farrier Washington R. L. Lytle Iowa Avenue

Nov. 4 Set for Armistice Day Observance Shift

The text notes that Armistice Day and November 28 occurrences are adjusted to November 4, aligning yearly observance.

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