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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1944

Page

6

Community loses several locals in tragic week

The piece mourns Mrs. Don McLaughlin burned in a kitchen stove accident and notes her roles as mother wife and neighbor. It recalls Paul Brock's sudden heart attack at age forty one and Chic O Loughlin Horde a New York hospital death linked to diabetes. Also mentions Minnie O Loughlin Quinette a sculptress whose Met exhibit pride ended by funds.

Don McLaughlin de Hermann Paul Brock Democrat Paul Alex Miller Chic O'Loughlin New York City Eftie Dunning O'Loughlin Win Chie Metropolitan Museum Minnie

Studebaker Cars Earn Wartime Wartime Praise Across Nation

Wartime motorists from coast to coast hail Studebaker cars with loyalty and pride. County official rejects offers as Cham p ion owner J Stanley Howard of Liberty Kentucky praises Studebaker economy and stamina. Letters to Studebaker HQ pour in from owners praising Champion Commander and President for reliability and low operating costs.

J. Stanley Howard Liberty Kentucky Studebaker Etters America

Charley Winter remembered by Washington people

The obituary notes Charley Winter who died after a quiet illness at his sister's home since July. He kept cheerful to the end, honored Do J. Wilson by naming him Charles Joseph, and valued family ties. Funeral set for Wednesday at 3:30 in L. A. Jones parlors.

Wash Charley Enoch Winter Do. J. Wilson Charles Joseph Washinegeton Helen Marie Sugg Richard L. A. Jones

Hammond Funeral Set For Wednesday

Albert Hammond 74, a farmer near Columbus Junction, died Sunday after a long illness. Funeral services are set for 2 oclock Wednesday at the Louisa Center church with J. Richie funeral home in charge. He is survived by his wife Iowa Tucker, two daughters Mrs. W. H. Dayton and Mrs. Grace Dailey, a son Max Hammond, and two sisters.

Columbus Junction Albert Hammond Louisa Center J. Richie Hammond Iowa Tucker W. H. Dayton Grace Dailey Enselman Nebr Max Hammond

When to Pick Tomatoes for Canning

The guide advises waiting for fully ripe tomatoes, indicated by deep red skin and peak internal color and flavor. With practice, amateurs can recognize this stage, which comes about four to seven days after the best shipping ripeness. A ripe tomato remains good for four to six days depending on weather.

Variety of pasta fills shelves in Italian groceries

More than 30 different kinds of macaroni and spaghetti are available in better stocked Italian groceries in this country.

Forces push on Leyte as invasion progress reported

Allied reports say American and Filipino troops broke through Leyte valley to near the island's west coast amid a 70 mile an hour typhoon. Japanese resistance withdraws toward Ormoc while towns Carigara and San Mateo fall after hard fighting. Casualties and air activity detail American and Japanese losses.

The Philippines Leyte Samar FCC Transocean Tacloban Ormoec Camotes Sea Cebu Central Philippines MacArthur Abuyog 24Th Division First Cavalry Carigara San Mateo Leyte-Samar

Neck Fractured by Falling Lime Sacks

George Schaut suffered a serious neck fracture unloading lime sacks for Maplecrest. He was taken to University Hospital in a cast and will recover with eligible time. Mrs Schauf stays to assist. Other notes: Frank Thomas buys half interest in Wellman Advance and plans eight page size reform.

Maplecrest George Schaut University Hospital Wellman Unversity Hospital Schauf Frank Thomas Fairfield Thomas

Genghis Khan’s Empire: World’s Largest Historic Span

The article notes Genghis Khan built the vast Mongol Empire around 700 years ago, becoming the largest in world history and shaping medieval Asia and Europe. It highlights its reach, leadership under Genghis Khan, and enduring legacy.

Genghis Khan

Lexington Circle Dinner and Meeting With Mrs Schultz

Lexington Circle ladies met at Mrs. Herman Schultz home on Oct 25 for a cooperative chicken dinner. They quilted and visited and planned assembling Christmas boxes for neighborhood boys in service at the next meeting with Mrs. James Patterson on Nov 8.

Morton Emde Lexington Herman Schultz Lexington Circle W. F. Flynn James Patterson Bob Martin Rock Island June Gardner Hoyt Harve Frees Wellman Glenn Knupp Marie Stewart

Navy seeks 2000 more nurses to reach strength goal

Iowa City report states total navy nurse corps needs 4000 by June 30 1945 to maintain force. With 4700 nurses now in service at least 2000 new recruits are sought before December 1941 to keep up with expanding requirements. The nurse corps plans three nurses per 1000 personnel and aims for about 11509 strength by next June.

Iowa City Navy Navy Nurse Corps Naval Services War Manpower Commission Bureau of Medicine and Surgery Navy Department Washington

Turkey embargo order still in force for holiday dinners

Des Moines reports turkeys for Thanksgiving Christmas and New Year dinners have been shipped to armed forces but the embargo order remains in force until all military holiday needs are met. George B Sheehe notes processors should speed offerings to end the shortage. Civilian supply for Christmas may be larger while Thanksgiving civilian supply could be short due to labor shortfalls in processing plants.

Turkey Des Moines Quartermaster Corps George B. Sheehe Office of Distribution WEA Iowa G. I Sheehe

Haitian zombies and living dead in folklore

The text describes zombies as dead men forced to shuffle in a trance by houngans who use magic and charms. It notes anthropology reports no firsthand zombies but many natives claim their existence, while a final line jokes that the only zombies here are people made of liquid dynamite in glass.

Mrs Rees 40 Dies with Burial Set for Thursday

Mrs Hvan M Rees 40 died yesterday afternoon at University hospital Iowa City. Funeral services will be held at 2 pm Thursday at Salem Presbyterian Church in Columbus Junction with Rev H N Poston in charge. Burial follows at Ariban cemetery. J C Rie Funeral Home Columbus Junction in charge of arrangements. Survived by husband a brother and a sister Estier Lippert both of Chicago.

Emde Herman Fehlberg North English Myrtle McReynalds Wilbur Omaha Nebr WSCS E. C. Jones Rampelberg A. C. Kuipers Irvin McDowell Mt. Pleasant A. CG. Marine Home Irvin Wellman Wellman High School Cpl Francis Canott Army Air Corps Otha May Ward Great Bend Kan Harvard Kancis Columbus Junction Hvan M. Rees Univerity Hospital Iowa City Winga Washington Salem Presbyter Church Pas Lov H. N. Poston Crawseville J. C. Rie Columbus Jtion Laura Lippert Alluamakee County Iowa Evan Rees Columbus Estier Lippert Chicago

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