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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1950

Page

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New Record Set in Football Ticket Sales

Washington Booster club members sold 447 season football tickets this year. Athletic director John McConnell says the sale is the largest in years and raised over 1200 dollars for the athletic fund. Gene Gorham reports a booster meeting at the YMCA tonight at 7 30.

Washington Booster Club John McConnell McConnell Washington High School Washington Sjooster Club Gene Gorham Boosters YMCA

Two Local Men to Appear on Radio Program

Washington county residents Mayor Glenn Mace and G. M. Humble of Humble Produce & Hatchery will be featured on Med Maxwell's "Let's Go Visiting" Thursday Sept 21 at 12:15 PM. The interview on WHO Des Moines will be carried by five additional stations discussing city country relations.

Washington County Glennace G. M. Humble The Humble Produce & Hatchery Med Maxwell WHO Des Moines Mace Mr. Humble Mr. Maxwell

Booster Club Meeting At T3velock YMCA Tonight

Members of the Washington Boosters club will meet tonight at T3velock in the YMCA. All members are urged to attend.

Washington T3velock YMCA

Washington Legion Auxiliary Attend Fall Conference in Muscatine

Washington American Legion and Auxiliary members joined the first district fall conference in Muscatine. The event featured remarks by Alta Brown and state leaders, reports on the Toledo Juvenile home project, and a session led by department leaders. Congressman Tom Martin spoke to the group and Ben Nichols sought district approval for department commander.

Washington Legion Muscatine Washington American Legion First District Alta Brown Washington E. B. Ward George Stake Williamsburg H. W. Calcott Keosauqua Toledo Frank Abraham Mt. Pleasant Blanche Allbee Des Moines Edward Bushek Riverside Pan American Nate Young Don A. Johnson West Branch Legionnaires Ben Nichols Bob Bush Tom Martin

Mao Tze-Tung Seen as World Peace Threat

United Press reports Mao Tze-Tung poses explosive risks in Asia with three powder kegs in Korea Indo China and Formosa. Mao aims to upend UN seating, may trigger a larger conflict if he moves troops south or attacks Formosa as U S forces back Chiang Kai-Shek.

Mao Tze-Tung Truman Indo- China Korea Mao Formosa United States

Cold War Flare as Reds Cut Power to West Berlin

Berlin reports a Russian sector power company will cut electricity to the western sector at midnight after arrests of East Berlin police in reprisal for Western Berlin detentions. Eastern Berlin supplies about 850000 kilowatt hours daily to the west, nearly half of all Allied consumption. Bewag says new western plants could cover until winter, after which further cuts may be needed.

Berlin East Berlin Western Berlin Wstern Bewag Company West Berlin

Y Committee Members Annual Meeting Monday

Washington YMCA committee members will hold their annual meeting Monday night, September 25, at the L. A. Jones cabin east of Conesville on the Cedar River. Dinner reservations cost $1 and cards are to be mailed to all members soon. Reservations should be made before Saturday night. Committees will report on their work and discuss plans for the coming year.

Washington Ymca Committee L. A. Jones Conesville Cedar River

Egg truck plunges into river. only nine eggs broken

BLUFFTON Ind AP Harry Lantz says he was loading 40 cases of eggs onto a parked truck when it rolled toward the Wabash River. The truck bed wedged between two trees and the cab tipped into the water with a jolt. Lantz reported nine eggs broke in the accident.

No New Developments In City Employees Strike

No new developments were reported in the city workers walkout as street department staff largely stayed away while other city operations continued. Police and fire departments remained on regular shifts and officials planned to hire replacements for those not returning to work.

Y's Men Hear Mexico City Convention Reports

The Washington Y's Men's Club regu larly met in the community room. Delegates Charles Morris and Earl Loveless reported on sessions from the international convention in Mexico City. Plans were discussed for the regional convention to be held Saturday and Sunday in Albert Lea Minnesota.

YMCA Washington Y's Men's Club Charles Morris Earl Loveless Mexico City Albert Lea Minn

Two Lawsuits Filed in District Court Here

Two lawsuits were filed in the district court here naming Charles W. Martin as defendant. The Todd Company, Inc. seeks $116.20 and Harry Alter & Sons seeks $537.36. T. A. Michels represents the plaintiffs.

R. R. Noonan District Court Charles W. Martin Todd Company, Inc Martin Harry Alter & Sons T. A. Michels

Skelgas Store Center For VFW Poppy Sales

The Washington Skelgas store will host the 1950 VFW Buddy Poppy sale this Saturday. Mrs. Harold Kerr announces the auxiliary will run the sales with Campfire girls assisting on the streets. Proceeds support veteran aid projects and families.

VFW Washington Skelgas Harold Kerr

Chickens Missing Prompt Suspects Theft in Washington

A southeast Washington resident reports several chickens vanished from his yard in recent days. He believes theft is involved but has not yet informed police, hoping the culprit will stop the unauthorized feeding of his flock.

Washington The Journal Today

French Fight Viet Minh Near Dongkhe At Indo China Border

French troops repelled a large Viet Minh assault near Dongkhe on the Indo China border and claimed severe losses for the attackers. Reconnaissance said the fortress town may be retaken soon and survivors fled toward China while French officials warned of possible Chinese-trained units. A separate note: Mr and Mrs Victor Thompson of Ainsworth visited relatives in Fort Madison.

Saigon Indo- China Dongkhe Indo-China Communist China Langson Leon Pognon Marcel Carpentier Laokay Denekhe Red China Victor Thompson Ainsworth Ft. Madison

Allies Close on Seoul as U N Forces Advance

United Nations troops press toward Seoul with marines across the Han River suburbs of Yongdongpo and cheer reports of 2,000 prisoners taken. MacArthur notes light U N casualties amid heavy enemy losses as Inchon supplies rise to 4000 tons daily.

Inchon United States Ham River Seoul Kimpo Naktong River Choji Taegu Korea Waegwan Toxyo United Nations South Korea U.N Douglas MacArthur U. S Han River Yongdongpo U. N Pusan Naktong Pohang MacArthur 38Th Parallel North Korea Pyongyang

Congress poised to pass sweeping anti subversive bill

Washington D C United States Congress moved toward quick approval of a broad anti subversive measure. The plan includes registration detention of subversives and aliens tightening immigration rules and federal job bans for Communists and fronts. The Mundt Ferguson provisions anchor the bill with a nationwide round up power in emergencies.

Congress Washington Senate-House Justice Department of United Sates

Washington Baptist Association Set To Convene September 24 25

The Washington Baptist association plans its annual fall meeting at New Haven Baptist Church on September 24 and 25. Dr. Arthur Peters will serve as moderator for the two day event with S W Easter presiding at the Sunday and Monday sessions. Mrs Logan Reif will preside Monday afternoon and Mrs Elmer A Fridell will speak on Far East mission work.

Washington Baptist Association New Haven Baptist Church Arthur Peters S. W. Easter Men’s Brotherhood Peters Logan Reif Kalona Women's Missionary Society of the Association Elmer A. Fridell American Baptist Foreign Mission Society East Asia Fridell Far East

Col Earl Miner Appointed Iowa Guard Senior Instructor

Col Earl Miner son of C E B Miner of Washington and brother of Ruth Miner a Washington teacher has been named senior instructor of the Iowa national guard per the adjutant general's office. Miner is currently in Turkey with the regular army and his transfer date to Des Moines was not set.

Earl Miner C. EB. Miner Washington Ruth Miner Iowa National Guard Iowa Adjutant General's Office

Rural Young People to Plan Chicago Trip

The Rural Young People group will meet Thursday night at 7 39 to discuss their planned trip to Chicago later this month. All members interested in the excursion are urged to attend.

Chicago Washington County YMCA

Former Resident Dies In Cedar Rapids Home

Mrs. Blanche Kephart Walker, formerly of Washington, died in Cedar Rapids after moving there 43 years ago. She is survived by her husband and two daughters, Mrs. Jean Harger of Cedar Rapids and Renalda Rogers, a government employee in Heidelberg, Germany. Mrs. Walker had visited the Dodd home about ten days prior.

John Dodd Cedar Rapids Charles Walker

Janecek Funeral Services Held for Joseph Janecek

Funeral services were held Tuesday at 10 a.m. at St. James Church with Father Raymond Murphy and Father Francis DeCoursey presiding. Pallbearers included Glenn Adams M M Mather Marvin Yoakum Dan Naylor Donald Bender and Leo Strohman. Jones Funeral Home handled arrangements and burial followed at Elm Grove Cemetery.

Joseph Janecek St. James Church Raymond Murphy Francis DeCoursey Glenn Adams M. M. Mather Marvin Yoakum Dan Naylor Donald Bender Leo Strohman Jones Funeral Home Elm Grove Cemetery

Des Moines Iowa Weather Outlook Today and Thursday

Cloudy this afternoon with thundershowers in the west. Highs 80 to 88, windy tonight with a few thundershowers and cooler in the west. Tonight lows 55 northwest to 68 southeast. Thursday, cloudy and cooler in the east with morning showers, partly cloudy and cooler in the west, highs 70 to 76. Winds southeast 15 to 20 mph this afternoon increasing to 20 to 25 mph, shifting tonight. north 20 to 25 mph Thursday.

Iowa

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