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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1962

Page

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Livestock Receipts Rise Amid NFO Campaign Echoes

Cattle and hog shipments to major Midwest markets rose for a second day despite the NFO hold action. USDA reports show 72,000 hogs offered, 59,000 cattle, with hog prices steady to 75 cents lower and cattle prices down up to 50 cents. Incidents of violence against trucks were reported including punctured tires near Slayton and guards ordered to ensure safe routes to Iowa.

Chicago UPI Midwest National Farmers Organization NFO Oren Lee Staley Agriculture Department Omaha Neb NFC Pennsylvania Idaho New York Kansas City Minneapolis St. Louis Milwaukee Corn Belt Slayton Minn Sioux City Iowa Minnesota Elmer L. Andersen State Highway Patrol Missouri Highway Patrol

Firemen Extinguish Grass Fire in Pasture Southwest of Washington

A grass fire burned about two acres of pasture on a Washington area farm owned by Charles Kennedy and operated with John Kennedy and Max Blodgett. Blodgett tried burning loose hay from a plow when wind spread the fire. volunteers and Farmers Mutual responders arrived around 11 15 and were back in Washington about 45 minutes later.

Washington Charles Kennedy John Kennedy Max Blodgett Blodgett Washington Volunteer Firemen Farmers Mutual

Demos Dinner Tickets On Sale for Washington County Event

Tickets for the Washington County Democratic fundraising dinner go on sale for 5.00 each. The event Thursday at 6 30 p m at the Country Club features E B Smith of Ames running for U S Senator with other candidates expected. Tickets available from Walter Farrell Alex Gevock or any county Democratic committeeman or committeewoman. Reservations due by Wednesday evening.

Washington County Country Club Walter Farrell Alex Gevock E. B. Smith Ames U.S

Not-Serious Injuries From Riverside Car Crash

Two people injured in a three car chain reaction near Riverside Sunday remain hospitalized in Iowa City. Louis Edward Pailliotet of Riverside and Mrs Clyde Meeks of Muscatine are not believed to be in serious condition. Pailliotet shows minor chest concerns while Meeks suffers back injuries at University Hospital.

Riverside Iowa City Louis Edward Pailliotet Clyde Meeks Muscatine Pailliotet Veterans Hospital

Grand Jury Session Opens Here This Morning

The grand jury meets in the court house with Judge Harold J. Fieck presiding. Members include R. C. Madden Crawfordsville Mable Hotle Washington fore nam Lee Schafer Brighton Maynard Goff Sr Washington J D Boyd Kalona Peter Schneier Riverside and Jake Latweilles Wellman. One case is scheduled to appear before the panel at 10 o clock.

Court House Harold J. Fieck R. C. Madden Crawfordsville Mable Hotle Washington Fore Nam Lee Schafer Brighton Maynard Goff Sr J. D. Boyd Kalona Peter Schneier Riverside Jake Latweilles Wellman

Riverside Woman Becomes Citizen

Mrs. Howard Hardy of Riverside became a naturalized U S citizen in a Davenport ceremony last Thursday. Governor Norman Erbe sent a letter of congratulations, and her son Howard Jr expressed pride at her new status.

Howard Hardy Riverside Norman Erbe Des Moines Iowa Hardy Germany United States Davenport Howard Hardy Jr Howard U. S. Army Amy Kiefer Bessie Klein Hills Hardy Farm Mrs. Hardy

Cedar Township Farm Quarantined for Hog Cholera Control

A Cedar Township farm is quarantined for hog cholera per Jim Frier, County Extension Director. It is the third Washington County farm quarantined this summer, with prior cases in Washington and Highland townships. Farmers in Cedar Jackson and English River townships urged to vaccinate pigs and breeding stock, isolate new stock, restrict visitors and vehicles, and sanitize footwear after livestock markets. Local veterinarians should be consulted for vaccination plans and maximum results.

Cedar Township Jim Frier Washington County Washington Highland Townships Cedar Jackson English River

Soviet Union warns U S on Cuba and Berlin

The Soviet government warned the United States against attacking Cuba and said it would not press for Berlin negotiations until after the U S congressional elections. It urged restraint, warned of potential world war with nuclear arms, and said Red forces would be brought to the highest readiness as a precaution.

Moscow UPI Soviet Union United States Cuba Berlin U.S Tass Kennedy Fidel Castro Havana Foreign Ministry Congress

Voters turnout light in area school elections

Across several districts only a small number of ballots were cast. In Washington Community, Carl Dallmeyer and Verle Gallagher were elected directors and Frank Kos re elected treasurer with limited opposition. Riverside and Keota districts also reported small vote totals and specific trustees elected.

Carl Dallmeyer Verle Gallagher Washington Community School District Board Frank Kos Dallmeyer Gallagher Kos Ivan Schradel Bob Schneider Riverside Schradel Schneider Harry Gould Charles Lyle Keota Carl Luers Genevieve Lyle Columbus Junction Lewis H. Newell Columbus Kenneth R. Carrell J. Everett Henson Board of Education Cotter

Iowa Board asks 8.697 million for prison and mental health upgrades

The Board of Control seeks an $8.6975 million appropriation from the Legislature for building and repair work at 14 state penal and mental health institutions. Top priorities include a new associate warden building at Fort Madison Penitentiary and major renovations at Glenwood State Hospital and School, with 83 projects planned overall.

Des Moines UPI Board of Control Fort Madison Women’s Reformatory Rockwell City State Penitentiary Jim O. Henry State Hospital Glenwood Woodward Eldora Alps Toledo

Plan Worship Services In Park This Week

A worship service will be held from the Central Park bandstand each afternoon for the rest of the week. Sponsored by the Church of the Nazarene with Rev. Eddie West and Rev. Shomo alternating as speakers. Rev. Shomo and his wife will also provide music. Services start at 1 30 p.m. daily.

Central Park Church of the Nazarene Eddie West West Shomo

NFO to Sponsor Meeting in County Court Room

Washington County NFO will hold a meeting Thursday evening in the county courthouse court room. Duane Redlinger urged all interested businessmen and residents to attend at 7 30 to discuss the current holding action and raise questions.

Duane Redlinger National Farmers Organization George Horn Washington County Farm Bureau Washington County N.F.O Redlinger

Brazil Missionaries Speak at Tabernacle

Rev and Mrs Harold Williams pioneer missionaries to Brazil will speak at Christian Tabernacle services Wednesday and Thursday at 7 30 p m They are on their way back to Brazil and have helped pioneer many churches in the country The public is invited to attend these special services.

Harold Williams Brazil Christian Tabernacle Williams

Kennedy Views Space Effort In Alabama Tour

President Kennedy inspected Redstone Arsenal and the Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville Alabama on a space tour. He watched a Saturn C-1 rocket booster test and discussed future moon aims with Von Braun and defense aides.

Huntsville Ala UPI Kennedy Redstone Arsenal Marshall Space Flight Center Soviet Union Civilian Space Agency Wernher von Braun Space Flight Center von Braun Washington Air Force Defense Robert SS. McNamara Peter Throneycroft Paul Nitze Sir Robert Scott Nitze Redstone George C. Marshall Space Flight Center

Commendations Proposed for Gott Capture Officers

Local grand jury recommended certificates of commendation for officers and volunteers involved in the search and capture of Lester Gott of Morning Sun. Gott, a suspect in multiple break ins, escaped jail, was later captured at Columbus City, pleaded guilty to charges, and received a 21 year prison sentence at Ft. Madison.

Lester Gott Morning Sun Grand Jury Court House Gott Columbus City Ft. Madison

Shriner Fish Fry Draws About 100 Attendees

About 100 Shriners gathered Monday evening at the country club for a fish fry hosted by Mrs. Harold Kerr and helpers. Attendees included Kaaba Temple officers from Davenport and members from several towns invited by the Washington County Shrine club. Charles Ross spoke on new Shrine hospitals for severely burned patients in addition to the 17 existing crippled child hospitals.

Country Club Harold Kerr Washington County Shrine Club Kaaba Temple of the Shrine Davenport Charles Ross Temple of

Freshman and Sophomore Cheerleaders Chosen at Local High

Six girls selected for freshman and sophomore cheer squads at the high school this morning. Jean Johnson Mollie Kneen Beverly Smith are freshmen and Jan Heaton Pat Lewis Monica McCarthy are sophomores chosen by student and faculty representatives during a special session.

Jean Johnson Mollie Kneen Beverly Smith Jan Heaton Pat Lewis Monica McCarthy

Weather Outlook from United Press International

Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with a chance of scattered showers in the northwest and extreme north central areas. Warmer tonight and in the east Wednesday with lows near 6 in the east and near inland western areas. Highs Wednesday generally in the 80s with Thursday mostly cloudy and turning colder. scattered showers in the southeast.

United Press International

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