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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1950

Page

5

Sweden Builds Subway System on American Model

Stockholm plans a new underground line from the south to the Slussen area with 40 green cars starting Oct 1 and about 200 cars later. The project, first proposed in 1920 and linked to World War II needs, aims to connect western and southern suburbs with rapid transit by 1955.

Stockholm Sweden Slussen AB Stockholms Spavagar Stig Samuelson Huesselby Lake of Massaren Soedertvern New York

Hicklin Civil Defense Head in Louisa County

Hicklin R. Hicklin of Wapello is named by Gov. Beardsley as director of civilian defense for Louisa County. He will organize the county unit under the statewide plan. Repairs proceed on a concrete bridge west of Columbus Junction with cracks being addressed by tar filling. A 20 by 24 foot warehouse at the R. L. Marshall bulk plant replaces a smaller unit for storage. The Rev. Tom Buell will speak at Independent Bible Church at 8 p.m. on Sept 5. A film The Second Chance plays at Central Presbyterian Church at 7:30 p.m. on Sept 5. Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Best announce the birth of a daughter on Aug 21. Revival services led by L. D. Fast run Sept 3 to 10 at Gladwin Community Church. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Solomon of Tulsa, Oklahoma, visit

Columbus Junction E. R. Hicklin Wapello William S. Beardsley Louisa County R. L. Marshall Bulk Howard Davis Tom Buell Ozark Mountains Independent Bible Church Central Presbyterian Church LeRoy Best Conesville L. D. Fast Gladwin Community Church Edward Solomon Tulsa Okla

Families Camp Out While at State Fair

At Sandy Hook the Schmmelffenings and the Guys camped on the fairgrounds with Hap and two boys preparing dinner. Others include Bob and Arthur Dunbar and 4-H worker Arthur in the dining hall. Attendees also include Luke Weber H W Mineart and family, Maynard Mineart visiting Pella and Central College.

Sandy Hook Schmmelffenings Hap Bob Arthur Dunbar Amlings Arthur Luke Weber H. W. Mineart

Quilting Bee at Kauffman Home Highlights Local Baker Family

Da Belle Kauffman hosted quilting bees on Tuesday and Wednesday at her parents Thomas and Kate Kauffman home in Kalona. Attendees included Iva Miller Anna Gingerich Kate Gingerich Ella Plank and others from Kalona and Wellman. Ila Belle presented the completed quilt as a wedding gift. Residents also report social visits Carl Maas families and state fair attendance. S/Sgt Cecil G. McFarland transfers to Portland Oregon for radiology technician duties at the airport.

da Belle Kauffman Thomas Kauffman Iva Miller Anna Gingerich Kate Gingerich Ella Plank Viela Christner Kalona Kate Miller Anna Stutzman Wellman Ervin Stutzman Alta Stutzman Ate Gingerich Will Miller Mary Miller Ray Fitz Washington Ila Belle Kauffman Charles Maas Lester Webher Rolland Benson Nina Flynn Ward Benson Hazel Funston Waukon Iowa Orval Meyer Mark Koening Melvin Messer Ann Stanley Mouser Mouser Cecil G. McFarland Portland Oregon

Community Notes on Local Job Appointments and Visits

Mrs Gertrude Kemp accepted an office assistant position at Don Colton Electric. Mrs John W Griffin became a cashier at Benteco. Mrs Stanley Hubrey and her two children returned to Fort Custer Michigan after visiting the C E Lambert home.

Arthur Solomon Gertrude Kemp Don Colton John W. Griffin Benteco Stanley Hubrey Fort Custer Mich C. E. Lambert

Leopold IIIs Abdication Shifts Belgium To Young Baudouin

In a dawn radio address King Leopold III relinquishes the throne to his 19 year old son Prince Baudouin after ten days of riots and strikes. The move ends the king’s exile and averts a threatened march on Brussels amid possible revolution. Socialist leader Achille van Acker says Leopold will be removed from Belgium by plane as soon as possible.

Leopold III Prince Baudouin Brussels Achille van Acker

Franklin social notes at State Fair and family visits

Franklin residents report attendance at the State Fair in Des Moines and Cheyenne, with entries like Robert Brenneman's purebred Shorthorn heifer placing fourth. The column records numerous visits among Durst and Kleese relatives, travels to Fort Madison and Lone Tree, and family gatherings with friends and neighbors.

Franklin Brennemans Wellman Hl. J Arminda Brenneman Frank Kleese Joyce Harry D. Kleese Robert Homer Brinning Bonnie Stanley Wis Brinning Edward A. Peiffer Tuesay John Combs Cheyenne Jose Marek Townshir T Earl Long Long Canada Des Moines Johnnie Jerry Janie Melvin Booth West Chester Mel Addington Chicago Howard Greiner James Harold Klopfenstein Glen Widmer H. J. Brenneman John Hindahl John Kiene John Durst Richard and Duane Rose Marek W. V. Durst Fort Madison Mary Lee Kiene Emporia Kan Oren Carr William Bales Jo Ann Fulton Lone Tree

Columbia River Carrier of More Water Than Any Pacific Coast Stream

The Columbia River forms the boundary between Washington and Oregon and carries more water than all other Pacific coast streams combined, a fact noted in regional geography.

Columbia River Washington Oregon

Community and livestock sale dates listed for Iowa venues

The notice lists weekly livestock sale times at Whittaker sale barn Kalona Sales Park Kalona Iowa Midway Sales Columbus Junction and Ollie exchanges. It also notes a September 11 purebred Tamworth hog sale at the Purebred Sale Pavilion near Keota starting 12:30 p m conducted by E L Conrad and Sons.

Whittaker Kalona Iowa Midway Sales Company Columbus Junction Ollie Livestock Exchange Keota Highway 92 E. L. Conrad & Sons

Broadway training by living among crooks for Detective Story

Frank de Kova used real street life to prepare for Sidney Kingsley’s Detective Story playing Charley Gemini. He describes tenement upbringing and time as a $50 a week arcade stickman, meeting dope peddlers and thieves who taught him their behavior. He faced threats and scams while learning the criminal milieu on Broadway.

Frank de Kova Sidney Kingsley de Kova New York Columbia Hood

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