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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1944

Page

8

Broadening Price Panel Program Tightens OPA Oversight

The OPA broadens its price panel program under the price control act directing panels to negotiate voluntary settlements with retailers in overcharge cases. Payments to customers or treble penalties up to $60 may be required, with Goebel assisting and Kline announcing steps, enforcement, and procedures.

OPA U. S&s. Treasury Congress Tou United States Treasury Treasury

Muskrat Harvest Totals Lead US Fur Industry

The article states the US fur trade harvests muskrats at about 9 million annually, with other furbearers like 3.5 million opos sum and 2.5 million skunks listed, outlining a long species-wide harvest.

Farmers warn on feeding moldy corn to livestock

Prof. F. B. Morrison of the New York State college of agriculture advises farmers that moldy corn should not be fed to horses or sheep but will not injure cattle and hogs may eat it freely.

Iowa Walter D. Kline Des Moines OPA Kline F. B. Morrison New York State College of Agriculture

Iowa Corn and Poultry Outlook Shows Higher Production

Iowa farms show stronger corn and egg poultry figures for 1944. Milk and egg production hit record levels in August with corn quality and prices adjusted by revised milk product sources. The 1944 turkey crop is up 25 percent, reaching 2.38 million birds, driven by established large flocks in the Maple Crest area and outside regions, as Army demand accelerates early marketing.

Iowa Turkey Lowa

Typhoid Spreading In Western Iowa Counties

Typhoid is widespread in a triangle of towns bounded by Atlantic Harlan and Brayton prompting three health officers to lead a disease drive. Mrs. A Anderson, 29, died in Harlan. Dr L J Belding reports about 40 cases, heaviest around Brayton in Audubon county. If unchecked the outbreak could become one of Iowa’s worst.

Council Bluffs Atlantic Harlan Brayton A. Anderson L. J. Belding Audubon County Iowa

Approval for Radio Station Exchange Between WMT and WOL

The Federal Communications Commission approved a contract exchanging ownership of WMT Cedar Rapids and WOL Washington DC. Iowa Broadcasting will give up WMT to American Broadcasting and assume ownership of WOL. No personnel changes at WMT are planned. William B. Dolph of American Broadcasting announced the move.

Des Moines Federal Communications Commission WMT Cedar Rapids WOL Washington, D.C Iowa Broadcasting Company American Broadcasting Company Iowa Company Washington William B. Dolph

Fuel Oil Explosion Leaves Two Burned in Fort Dodge

Mrs. T. and Chaca and her grandson Donald Chada, 7, were in serious condition at Lutheran hospital after a fuel oil explosion in Fort Dodge.

Fort Dodge

Ace Missing With 36 Planes Credited To Godfrey

Captain John T. Godfrey of Edgewood Rhode Island is reported missing in the European theater after a crash. The 22 year old wing man to Captain Don Gentile, then leading European ace, was said to have walked away from the wreck and returned to the United States.

John T. Godfrey Edgewood R. I Godfrey Don S. Gentile U. S Europe International

Wood stove fuel oil blast injures Mrs Chada and son

Fuel oil exploded when Mrs Chada poured it on a wood fire in the kitchen. Beti suffered second and third degree burns. Donald is the Chadas' son, away from home when the accident occurred.

Dinner Guests At Waterhouse Home In Gracehill

Sunday gatherings feature Mr and Mrs Ray Woodford of Oskaloosa and daughters Mary of Cincinnati Shirley of Des Moines joining Mrs Max Waterhouse. Other local visitors include Lyle Hayes Howard Zihliman and families plus activities from Des Moines to Fairfield.

Nelson Woodford Gracehill Ray Woodford Oskaloosa Mary Cincinnati Ohio Shirley Des Moines Willits Horton Billy Marilyn Clay Community Guy Stacy Brighton Max Waterhouse Lyle Hayes Howard Zihliman Carl Corpman Farm Bureau Washington Jobhn Hough W.R.C Marine Band Thrine Auditorium Elmer Fitzsimons Fort Smith Ark Wes Engel Lynn Waterhouse Luther Quilan Davidson Fairfield Chas. Johnson Charlene Clarence Johnson Baptist Association New Haven John Housh

Quaker Oats Buys Large Batch of Corn Cobs

Emmetsburg manager Clyde Bay ender says Quaker Oats has purchased over 450 tons of corn cobs to grind for the Cedar Rapids plant. The cobs will be used to make furfarol, while oil companies use tur turol to process crude oil for synthetic rubber.

Emmetsburg Clyde Bayender Quaker Oats Co Quaker Oats Cedar Rapids

Spanish Possession Claim by Juan Ponce de Leon

The record notes that Juan Ponce de Leon took possession of Florida in 1513 in the name of Spain. This brief item highlights early Spanish exploration and claim to the region.

Juan Ponce de Leon Florida Spain

Highland Center Social News Highlights

Highland Center notes from Sept. 20 report Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Soukup and family visiting Davenport relatives. Numerous visits to W. R. Murphy and Ralph Nicholson households. Revs John Green and family from North Liberty join W. R. Murphy family for a Sunday. Several trips to Brigh ten and West Virginia to see kin. Continuous local visits include Krotz McCreedy and MeCreedy families with mentions of repairs and meetings.

Eula Mae Coon Highland Center Melvin Soukup Davenport Joe W. Krotz W. R. Murphy Samuel Murphy Julia Marshall Anna Nicholson Ralph Nicholson John Green Sons North Liberty Lewis Coon Eula Mae Everette Coon Herbert Camarbell Brighe Stacy Will Krotz Samuel Mur Phy Joe Krotz Iva Schnoebelen Ranald Vida California W. R. WN Alex MeCreedy Fred Kucera Delbert Browfield Clarice Claude Brumfield West Vegina Charles Chalupa Burke McCreedy Earl Steele Sper Floyd Martin Hom

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