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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1949

Page

8

Police uncover 50 acre marijuana field case ends with seven arrests

Police raided a 50 acre field near Chicago after days of surveillance uncovering marijuana plants nine feet tall planted to be sold to teens in Milwaukee Chicago Springfield and other midwest cities. Seven men were arrested for tending and harvesting the crop as investigators traced the operation through paid laborers and disguises.

Chicago Iup Milwaukee Springfield Midwest Maurice Green Cook County Highway Police

Washington hogs lead with price at $22.30

Weather forecast notes cloudy skies with scattered showers this afternoon tonight and Wednesday. Top hog price listed at 22 dollars and 30 cents.

Men Arrested With Reefers From Home Grown Marijuana

Police recovered reefers made from home grown marijuana and four bags of dried marijuana ready for processing. Green claimed illicit prices put the potential value at ten thousand dollars.

Green

Vacationers Return from Many Places

Franklin residents share summer travels as Walter Neffs Will Bhallas H J Brennemans return from the Ozarks R H Fultons from Canada and Minnesota John Kienes visits Kansas Mr and Mrs George Bartholomew see Yellowstone and Denver John Hindahls Wisconsin trips and Mr and Mrs Frank Kleese and Mr and Mrs Sam Bowser Iowa State Fair visits Mr and Mrs Ed A Peiffer see the Sidny ro-

W. V. Durst Franklin Walter Neffs Will Bhallas H. J. Brennemans Ozarks R. H. Fultons Canada Minnesota John Kienes Kansas George Bartholomew Yellowstone Park Denver John Hindahls Wisconsin Frank Kleese Sam Bowser

Community Visitors and Family Gatherings Highlight Week

Mr and Mrs Bert Booth joined Clarence Booth at the State Fair marking their first visit. The Coon and Durst families visited, with multiple relatives dropping by to share Sunday evenings and meals. New arrivals include Mr and Mrs Donald Disney’s daughter and son in law Douglas Eugene returning home from the hospital.

Deo Bert Booth Clarence Booth Murray Phyllis Coon Lewis Coon Frank Stransky Lydia Horak Harold John Kienes John H. Reber Noah Beer Ed A. Peiffer Peiffer W. V. Durst Donald Disney James Stoops Milton Nebel Amos Graber Bill Nebel Dale Nebel Iowa City Raymond Nebel Douglas Eugene Johnson Fairfield Disney William Lewis Reita Kay Murphy Everette Coon Fultons Kay McCreedy J. H. Fulton Hazel Euwer Archie Bill Rief Diana Leonard Kokesh R. H. Fulton Shirley Connie Smith Ottumwa Joe Smith Mr. Smith Carl Greiner Ainsworth Henry Peiffer Norbert Peiffer Homer Mayer Marlene Roger Martha Mayer Homer Brinning Vernon Tucker Max Larry Howard Witting LeRoy Letts Everette Curtis Richard Swift Sunset Park Lacy Lines Cloyce Barnett Evelyn Farrier Wallace Knight George Swift Modesto Calif Clyde McCall Ross Neucom Denver Colo Byron Swift Dale Darbyshire Crawfordsville Carl Schneider Raymond Witting Martha Gamon Howard Caldwell Howard Benn Ed. Chalupa Roslyn William Rathmell Kremlin Oklo Dale Caldwell Wisconsin Jacob Earnest Naomi Kephart Max Goodlander Lee Goodlander John Ganon Frank Henderson Ethel Henderson Oskaloosa Mary Mortland Hastings Neb Robert MacDonald Mary Sojka George E. Sojka George Sojka Paul Houseal Berlin Norenburg Ed Letts Everette John Gamon N. R. Gamon Joe Donald Goodlander Ray Randall Dale Stella Been Blossom Glenn Pratt Columbus Schools H. E. Ross Ross Stephen Bausch Hope Ruth Ann Marilyn Jean Phillip West Virginia J. W. Pence Canada William Downer’s Grove Ill

Pleasant Hill Social Notes and School Start

Pleasant Hill community news covers Tuesday callers at the Ray Teel home and local visitors. The Pleasant Hill school opens with teacher Mrs. John White and 12 pupils, with several students listed as beginners or new entrants.

Ray Teel Pleasant Hill John White Crawfordsville Yvonne Whittaker Irene Redeker Donald Goodlander

Palladium Used in Delicate Balance Wheels for Watches

A use of palladium seldom associated with this precious metal is in the construction of delicate balance wheels for non magnetic watches.

Carlyle Fragmented Civil War Lecture Found in Emerson Manuscript

A fragment of a lecture from the American Civil War era, written in Emerson’s handwriting, was discovered in Thomas Carlyle’s London home. The fragment reflects 19th century wartime discourse and links Emerson and Carlyle through a shared historical moment.

Chelsea Thomas Carlyle London Emerson

Columbus Community club elects officers for 1949 50

Columbus Junction reports the Columbus Community club chose Raymond Priebe as president Harry Edwards as vice president Raymond Hendrickson secretary treasurer and Dr J S Groben as summer program committee chair. Other items include band funds and a Coralville dam talk by Edwin Hicklin Wapello.

Columbus Junction Columbus Community Club Raymond Priebe Harry Edwards Raymond Hendrickson J. S. Groben Edwin Hicklin Wapello Coralville Iowa City Lee Colton

Lobster Housing Shortage Under Study At UCLA

Zoologists from the University of California Los Angeles study a housing shortage for the Southern California spiny lobster. Led by Robert Lindbergh with Theodore Bullock supervising, the project seeks hollow tile or prefabricated concrete housing to protect lobsters and reduce fish predation. The research also examines lobster biology including breeding, migration, and mortality from egg to maturity.

California Los Angeles University of California California Fish and Game Commission Robert Lindbergh Theodore Bullock

The Sun's Surface and Interior Temperatures

The article notes the sun’s surface temperature around 11 000 degrees and states the interior heat is believed to reach many millions of degrees.

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