Washington Area Labor Survey Seeks Seasonal Male Workers
They would employ 200 unskilled males seasonally from June through January. Men who might be interested in such employment are invited to return this survey. No obligation, of course.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1963
Page
1
U S Shelters Buddhist Leader Deepens Viet Nam Strain
Thich Tri Quang sought asylum at the U S Embassy in Saigon with two priests intensifying U S Diem tensions. Kennedy urged greater popular backing for Diem while US sources denied coup plots and the Times of Viet Nam alleged CIA funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
South Viet Nam
UPI
U. S
United States
Ngo Dinh Diem
Thich Tri Quang
Quang
Diem
Times of
Viet Nam
Times
Gene Gregory
the Times
U. S. Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Hyannis Port
Kennedy
Plan YMCA Memorial To Clinton Stewart
Friends announce the Clinton Stewart Memorial Fund to finance a permanent addition to the Washington YMCA. Gifts may be left with Dave Elder, custodian of the Evening Journal. Stewart was a lifelong YMCA member active in youth programs. form of memorial to be decided after board discussion and fund total is known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Stewart
Washington
YMCA
Campaign for Iowa Children's Home Drives Local Support
Washington County mail carriers deliver hundreds of letters on behalf of the Iowa Children's Home Society aiding 350 children in its care. Volunteers solicit donations, with caseworkers guiding foster families, citing that every dollar invested yields immeasurable rewards for neglected or mistreated children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Iowa Children’s Home Society
ICHS
Eileen Jeffrey
Ainsworth
Iowa
Leo E. Dunbar
Brighton
Mac Wallace
Frank B. Kleese
Keota
Ruben Miller Kalona
Delmar Schlabaugh
Holiday Death Toll Sets Record for Labor Day Toll
United Press International reports a Labor Day traffic death toll of 554 across 78 hours, with California leading at 60 fatalities and totals for drowning, boating, planes, and other incidents lifting the summer holiday count to 702. The National Safety Council warned the final figure may exceed 556, the prior highway fatality record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
California
Texas
New York State
Michigan
North Carolina
Illinois
Georgia
Indiana
Alaska
Delaware
National Safety Council
Safety Council
Demon Football Soap Clinic Opens 1963 Demon Squad
Washington fans will get a first look at the 1963 Demon football squad Friday at the annual soap clinic at Case Field. The event starts at 7:30 with a soap bar admission, then a one hour scrimmage under game conditions. Coach Harold Stevens introduces 52 players and demonstrations of drills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Case Field
Harold Stevens
Fish Fry Set For Ainsworth Friday
A catfish fry sponsored by the Ainsworth American Legion Post to be held in the Legion Hall on Front Street Friday evening September 6. Warren Stewart of Washington will be the professional cook. Serving begins at 5 30 PM and everyone is welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
American Legion
Legion Hall
Warren Stewart
Washington
Washington Youth Center moves to new north side quarters
After sixteen years operating above McLellan's, the Washington Youth Center nears opening in rooms formerly used by the Moose Lodge on the north side. Volunteers led by Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Miller completed painting, wiring, and setup with help from sponsors and local firms. The relocation recalls the 1947 drive to establish the club, aided by the Washington Community Chest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLellan’s
Washington Youth Center
Moose Lodge
Lloyd Miller
Youth Center
Youth Center Council
Jack Trotman
Merle Allison
Robert Anderson
Raymond Whisler
Harold Stephens
Walter Johnson
Grover Rosenkild
Jud Mallory
Ira Morrison
Mary Whisler
Elizabeth Johnson
Betty Stephens
Bob Anderson
Virgil Lintz and Sons
Florence Sherman
Lloyd Duensing
Charles Snyder
Earl Johnston
Keosauqua
Washington Rotary Club
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Knights of Columbus
Charles Bartholow
Golia Miller
Virgil Lintz
Watson Cleaners
Eldon Brake
Smart Distributing Co
Bill Popejoy
Sander
Marshalls Furniture
E.D. Morrison
Phil Ahrens
Louis Larson
Omer Black
Erwin Koenig
Phil Kneen
Tanya Trotman
Bob Lintz
Kay Berkhoff
Maynard Goff and Son
Ed Gray
Bob Roe
Wilfrd Dawson
Washington
Harold Mangold
Milo Steele
Recreational Council
Dick Dare
Beverly Crandall
Barbara Dare
Dick Paul
Charles Hennon
Miller
American Legion
Washington Community Chest
Nine Die In Iowa Highway Crashes During Labor Day Weekend
Nine people including two children die in separate Iowa highway crashes between Friday evening and Monday midnight. Victims include Patrick J. Daeges of Osceola, Marek Schmidt of Waterloo, Lea Lundeen of Smithland, and others, with two additional deaths in Minnesota. The toll raises Iowa’s 1963 highway fatalities to 421.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Iowa
Des Moines
Osceola
John Alles Winterset
Daeges
Alles
Marek Richard Schmidt
Harpers Ferry
Robert Schmidt
Waterloo
Lea Lundeen
Smithland
Little Sioux River
Donna Clark Engelke
Mapleton
Orville Lundeen
Shirley Folkers
Washington Ave
Merle Hay Road
Madison Ave
Kenneth Wee
Estherville
Washington County Livestock Tour Planned for Sept 11
Washington County beef and swine producers finalize a fall livestock tour for Wednesday September 11 starting at 8:30 am at the Howard Greiner farm two miles west of Washington on old highway 92. Stops include Wilford Greiner William Chmelar Lathel Guy farm and Earl Wrights in Brighton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Howard Greiner
Washington
Wilford Greiner
William Chmelar
Brighton
Lathel Guy
Earl Wrights
Livestock Outlook Meeting Plans Barbecue in Washington County
The Washington County Fall feed and livestock outlook meeting will be held Sept. 11 at 8 p.m. on the fair grounds, after a pit barbecue. Charles Mogged will discuss beef and swine outlooks and meat consumption, plus the employment impact on the industry. Everett Stoneberg of Iowa State University will lead the long range livestock investment discussion. Tickets are limited from county beef and swine producers associations, available before Sept. 7 or at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Charles Mogged
Everett Stoneberg
Iowa State University
Weather Outlook With Scattered Showers Through Wednesday
The forecast calls for considerable cloudiness through Wednesday with scattered showers and thunderstorms spreading across the state tonight and into Wednesday. Temperatures stay mild with lows in the 50s north to 60s south and highs Wednesday in the upper 70s north to lower 80s south.
Wallace seals Tuskegee school closure amid troop stand
More than 200 state troopers surround Tuskegee High School as Governor George Wallace orders its closure to block integration. Local officials vow federal court challenge if troopers remain and the school stays closed, while teachers and parents are turned away at the doors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuskegee, Ala
UPI
George Wallace
Alabama
Macon
Tuskegee
Broward Segrest
Wallace
Tuskegee High School
Col
al Lingo
Lingo
John Doar
Justice Department
Washington
Richmond Flowers
University
Tuscaloosa
Mrs Arnold Smothers Dies in Keota Rites Pending
Mrs Arnold K Smothers 35 died at Keokuk County Hospital Sigourney after 19 days illness. Services are pending at Powell Funeral Home Keota. Born August 9 1928 in Sigourney she lived in Sigourney and Keota 40 years. Survived by husband Arnold daughter Patricia son David parents and brother W W White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keota
Arnold K. Smothers
Keokuk County
Sigourney
Powell
Mary Ruth White
Harold R
Jessie Roop White
Grinnell College
AIB
Des Moines
Kirksville
Arnold Smothers
Keola
Methodist Church
PEO
Denver
Selective Service Board
Patricia
David
W. W. White
Iowa farmer kills wife and two daughters before suicide
Westphalia Iowa panic after Francis Schomer 43 shoots wife Theresa 41 and daughters Janice 18 and Patty 5 months with cyanide powder then shoots himself. Joellen 20 and Connie 16 injured. other children unharmed. Sheriff notes heavy debt worsened by money troubles. mass funeral set for St Boniface Catholic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westphalia
UPI
Francis Schomer
Theresa
Janice
Patty
Joellen
Janice Schomer
Mrs. Schomer
Gearhart
Connie
Schomer
St. Boniface Catholic
Also Mentioned on This Page
Washington Area Labor Survey
Chamber of Commerce
U.S
Plan Ymca
Iowa Children’s Home
Soap Clinic
Navy
Springhouse
Maj
C. E. Kiser
Andrews Air Force Base
Washington, D.C
Robert Rotter
Homestead
Helen C. Strode
Fort Dodge Messenger
Fort Dodge
Walker
Vivian Conway
Madison
Wis
Lyle Luckey
Riverside
Lone Tree
Mason City
Fergus Falls
Minn
Larry Rugg
Todd
Michael
Flowers
Farmer’s Troubles
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