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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1950

Page

6

Local Community Notes From Iowa City and Nearby

Mrs. Leo Mangold admitted to Mercy hospital in Iowa City for observation. Sergeant Jack M. Manary, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo L. Embree, Iowa City, promoted and serving with Eighth Army Replacement Training Center at Camp Drake, Japan. He attended Washington High School in Washington, Iowa. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde A. Pratt returned from a three month Europe tour visiting Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Germany, Belgium, France and Holland. Dr. and Mrs. F. G. Livesay and others attended a golden wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Etzel in Herschel, Illinois. over 200 attended. Jean McKinney left for Mt. Pleasant to attend Iona Wesleyan College at Hershey Hall Annex. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Logan drove Betty to Monmouth, Illinois to attend Monmouth College at Windigler Hall. Lola Hughes, supervisor at Milwaukee Teachers College, returned from six weeks visit. Several local families, including Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Neal and others, spent Sunday with Mrs. Minnie Hazen. Mrs. William J. Grossheim led Presbyterian Church Board conferences in Cedar Rapids and Iowa City on Sunday school material.

Jack M. Manary Leo L. Embree Iowa City Iowa Far East Command Manary Eighth Army Replacement Training Center Camp Drake Clyde A. Pratt Europe F. G. Livesay Everett Chorpening Philip Herschel Ill William J. Grossheim Cedar Rapids Board of Christian Education The Presbyterian Church

Grand Jury urges safety and infrastructure fixes in county

The Grand Jury recommends raising prisoner meal costs to reflect living costs, praises Sheriff Snyder and Deputy Robertson for humane inmate care, commends Washington County Home staff Virgil Bell and Hazel Kelly, and urges continued movies for residents. It also calls for a hospital fire escape, exterior fire exit, and safer evacuation for bedridden patients, plus Highway 92 warning signs and Milwaukee Railroad crossing height alerts. It asks the State Highway Commission to act immediately.

Iowa Virgil Bell Hazel Kelly Washington County Board of Supervisors State Highway Commission Rea Smith Corner Washington West Chester Milwaukee Railroad Highway Commission

Grand Jury Foreman Orders Copies to Officials and Papers

J H Jones foreman issues order that a copy of the report be given to the Board of Supervisors of Washington County Iowa and mailed to the State Highway Commission. It also directs publication in all county legal newspapers dated September 11, 1950.

Board of Supervisors Washington County Iowa State Highway Commission S/J. H. Jones Grand Jury

Labor leader urged to overcome prejudice for peace

Austin F Finnessey, public relations director of the Iowa Federation of Labor, told a Washington Rotary Club meeting that both labor and management must overcome prejudices to achieve industrial peace. He noted some workers and managers have flaws, urged higher regard for workers’ ideas, and predicted a new world shaped by atomic energy with new challenges and a push for stronger community recreational programs.

Austin F. Finnessey Iowa Federation of Labor Washington Finnessey

War against communism urges unite for democracy

The speaker urged all to join the fight against communist inroads seen as a major danger to democracy. He named Fred Stover of the Farmers Union in Iowa as leaning toward the Communist line and defended the attack by Senator Styles Bridges of New Hampshire. Dr. C A Boice led the program and Ed Kelly was recognized for becoming a father Sunday.

Fred Stover Farmers Union Iowa Styles Bidges New Hampshire C. A. Boice Ed Kelly

Increase in all food products in the United States

Government officials cite rising harvest prospects as evidence food will stay free of controls. The agriculture department projects the 1950 harvest as the fourth largest on record, with a near all-time high feed grain supply including a 3.16 billion bushel corn crop, supporting meat and livestock output while meat prices remain controllable.

Washington Agriculture Department Crop Reporting Board Charles F. Brannan

Hurricane Batters New England Coast

A 100 mile per hour hurricane whirled along shipping lanes off the east coast battering New England with high tides and gale winds. At least five people died and three were injured in the storm’s wake, with damage in New England expected to exceed 500000 dollars.

Boston Mass New England Caribbean Nantucket Island Cape Cod Coast Guard Nantucket Queen Mary Liberte New York Carolina Middle Atlantic

Hospital Admissions and Discharges List

Admission notes show W. Dol Johnson in Brighton for surgery with Sandra Lay at Ainsworth, plus medical cases for Mrs. Lester Nichols in Washington. Today Flr Plank in Washington undergoes surgery. Dismissed today is Mrs. Clement Chalupa from Wellman.

W. Dol. Johnson Brighton Sandra Lay Ainsworth Lester Nichols Washington Flr Plank Clement Chalupa Wellman

Sweater Queen of the Theater Crown for Helene Stanley

Helene Stanley is photographed during rehearsals for an upcoming Broadway musical after being named 1950s Sweater Queen of the Theater by Central Press.

Helene Stanley Central Press

Death of Field Marshal Jan Smuts Shocks Commonwealth

Pretoria South Africa Field Marshal Jan Smuts died at Irene near here aged 80 from a heart attack following pneumonia and sciatica Doctors said age and overwork contributed He had finished dinner with family when stricken He is survived by his widow four daughters a son and 16 grandchildren Premier Malan asked for two minutes of silence and ordered flags at half mast

Pretoria South Africa British Commonwealth Jan Christian Smuts Irene Here Sybella Smuts D. F. Malan Dr. Malan

Health Museum A Western Hemisphere First

The Health Museum in Cleveland Ohio becomes the first organization of its kind in the western hemisphere. It teaches health through knowledge with visual demonstrations of the human body.

Cleveland, O

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Leo Mangold Mercy Hospital Pan Sgt. Manary Washington High School Jean Mckinney Mt. Pleasant Iona Wesleyan College Hershey Hall Annex Clarence Logan Betty Monmouth Monmouth College Windigler Hall Lola Hughes Milwaukee Teachers College Milwaukee Elmer Wells Arthur Neal Dwight Hazen Des Moines E. D. Crossett Grinnell Minnie Hazen Charles C. Snyder Loren D. Robertson White Tower David Sal Hank SPORT PLUTO Wolf’s Flower Shop Avenger FOX Aoa Jon Hall Sim Ellison Ser Hayden Funiy Knight Raymond Hatton South Side Square Hopalong Cassidy Rogers AA Thornton & Minor McDaniel Drug General Electric Heralder Royal Companion U. S New England Coast Jan Smuts Gen. Smuts League of Nations United Nations Health Museum Elizabeth Brown Mace Motor Ford and Mercury Sales & Service Pella Wizard Hallmark Brylcreem Sargents Farmers Store North Iowa R. G. Wead Jack Snodgrass Washington Junior College Waterloo Richard, Hudnuit Arei Richard
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