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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1958

Page

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U S Officials Say Chiang Won't Bomb China Without Approval

Washington officials express confidence Chiang Kai-shek will not attack mainland targets without U S consent and see no imminent invasion plan to trigger a broader conflict. They emphasize Chiang remains tethered and warn Quemoy remains under control despite continued armament and supply to the 85 000 man garrison.

Washington API Chiang Kai-shek United States Chiang Eisenhower Quemoy U. S. Navy Air Force

Street Work Near Completion in City

A week of good weather will enable workmen to nearly finish Washington street improvements. North Second Avenue awaits asphalt surfacing while Iowa Road Builders move in to start from Washington to Third Street. Larsen Construction crews finish curb and gutter on South Ninth Avenue asphalting base is laid. Asphalt coating on the armory lot and Sunset Drive-In proceeds along West Madison Street with smaller jobs handled by Iowa Road Builders.

Washington North Second Avenue Iowa Third Street South Ninth Avenue Larsen Construction Co South Ninth McCleery - Cumming Corner Case Field Armory Sunset Drive-In West Madison Street North Second South Ninth Avenues City Street Department

Hula Hoop Contest Rules Announced for Street Opening

Washington Street Opening celebration will feature a hula hoop contest with four classes from kindergarten through eighth grade. Prizes of 3 2 and 1 dollars plus treats from Tweeten's Dairy Bar awarded. entrants must register with name address age and grade. Rules require each class to perform specified hoop maneuvers for two minutes with no touch or ground contact. ties decided by judges.

Washington Chamber of Commerce Tweeten Chamber of Commerce Office

Miles to Speak at Rotary Teachers Reception in Washington

Frank Miles of Des Moines a public relations counselor and education consultant for the federal office of Defense and Civilian Mobilization will headline the Washington Rotary Club annual teachers reception. The event includes a dinner meeting and program Monday evening Sept 29 at 6 30. Miles is a veteran of World Wars and has served as a newspaper and radio correspondent earning the War Department citation for overseas service. He has traveled to every state and 48 foreign countries and now writes for Midland Schools.

Frank Miles Des Moines Federal Office of Defense Washington Rotary Club Rotary Club Washington Miles Iowa United States War Department Union Fort Madison Iowa Council For Better Education Midland Iowa State Education Association

New Toy Store Opens Here This Morning

Simmering's Toy Store opens on the west side of the square in Washington in the former Coast to Coast space. Karl Simmering leads the store with assistance from Mrs. Don Bealer, and a grand opening is planned for Saturday this week. The shop stocks a complete line of toys.

Simmering the Square Washington Karl Simmering Don Bealer

Schwengel and Wallace to Speak at Young GOP Meeting

Congressman Fred Schwengel of Davenport and Bob Wallace district Young Republican chairman will speak at a Young Republican meeting in Washington Monday at 8 p.m. The Robert Day home on South Iowa Avenue hosts the event where the pair will discuss elections and campaign issues. The public is invited and young voters are urged to attend to become better informed on issues.

Fred Schwengel Davenport Bob Wallace Washington South Iowa Avenue

Judge Refuses To Halt Leasing Of Little Rock Schools

U.S. District Judge John E. Miller refused to issue an order blocking the Little Rock School Board from leasing four closed public high schools for private segregated use. He said such action would require ruling on constitutionality and three-judge court authority. The NAACP sought to halt leasing or require admission of Black students, while the board sought guidance on potential contempt. The DOJ had intervened in support of the NAACP.

Little Rock Fort Smith, Ark UPI U.S John E. Miller NAACP United States Miller Orvald Faubus U.S. Supreme Court

Rally Day Observed by Local Churches Sept 28

Christian Education committee of the Washington Council of Churches announces Rally or Promotion Sunday observance on Sept 28 renamed Christian Education Sunday. The Methodist church will feature a morning program with Mrs. James Birney and Rev. Lloyd Latta, with consecration of church school officers and teachers.

Christian Education Committee Washington Council of Churches Christian Education The Methodist Church James Birney Lloyd Latta Evangelical and Reformed Church United Presbyterian Church Betsy Hammerle Baptist and Christian Churches Council of Churches

Red Cross VA Hospital Committee Elects Leaders

Mrs. Martin is permanent chairman of the American Red Cross committee for services at the Iowa City Veterans Administration Hospital. Mrs. W. R. Stocker of Johnson County is permanent secretary. Clarence C. Burr of Cedar Rapids named Red Cross Veterans Administration Hospital Representative taking office November 1 to liaison Tri county committee and VA Hospital.

Ralph Martin W. R. Stocker Johnson County American Red Cross Committee Iowa City Veterans Administration Hospital Clarence C. Burr Cedar Rapids Red Cross Veterans Administration Hospital Burr Red Cross Linn County Tri-county

Pinochle Marathon Planned for Washington Area Players

Verle Gallagher and Robert Wiley chair a new Pinochle Marathon to run in Washington starting in October. The event invites community players to join, aims for at least forty couples, and will have 13 games over 13 two week periods.

Washington Area Verle Gallagher Robert Wiley Washington

British Leader Lloyd Urges Immediate Cease Fire in Formosa Strait

British Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd called for an immediate cease-fire in the Formosa Strait and welcomed the United States approach to a peaceful settlement. He urged rapid creation of calm in the Middle East and said Britain supports U.S. efforts at the United Nations while seeking talks within the UN framework amid war scare and private negotiations in Washington. He also outlined Britain's Cyprus plan and proposed taking Iceland fishing rights disputes to the International Court of Justice and negotiating a fisheries agreement.

United Nations UPI Selwyn Lloyd Formosa Strait United States China Warsaw Lloyd United Nations General Assembly U.S U.N United Kingdom Quemoy Eisenhower John Foster Dulles Assembly For Chinese People’s Republic Soviet Union Middle East Britain Jordan Mediterranean Iceland International Court of Justice

Murray Comments on Kidnap Money Rumor

In Des Moines UPI notes Republican governor candidate William Murray responded to a press release from his campaign about the Greenlease kidnapping money. He said no evidence shows funds reached town and criticized rumors circulating in the campaign while urging fair campaign practices.

Murray Des Moines UPI William Murray Greenlease Towa Loveless William C. Murray

Republican Group Denies Greenlease Money in 1956 Iowa Race

Des Moines reports quote the Republican State Central Committee alleging no evidence that the Greenlease kidnapping ransom funds reached Iowa in the 1956 gubernatorial campaign. The statement cites associations with Barney Baker and Lew Farrell and notes Teamsters contributions to Governor Loveless, while denying any money crossing state lines.

Iowa Republican State Central Committee Des Moines Kansas City Barney Baker Teamsters Lew Farrell Joseph Costello Missouri Hoffa Costello Baker Loveless Greenlease

Drive to Open October 20 for Community Chest Goal

Washington's 1958 Community Chest Drive runs five days from October 20 to 24 to raise 24100 for 17 agencies including the Boy Scouts YWCA YMCA Salvation Army Campfire Girls and others serving youth health and social needs. General Chair Everett Meeker warns this vital test will decide if a single drive can support all groups or if separate campaigns will recur.

Washington Boy Scouts Y.W.C.A Youth Center Salvation Army Y.M.C Everett Meeker The Young Men's Christian Association Washington Youth Center Iowa Children’s Home Society Young Women's Christian Association Mental Health Association USC Lake Darling United Cerebral Palsy Association Campfire Girls Sister Kenny_ Foundation United Fund of Iowa Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation American Social Hygiene Assn American Hearing Society Jackson Research Laboratory

$350000 Suit Filed Over Contracts in Iowa Case

A.C. Gingerich of Wellman filed suit in district court to compel performance of contracts alleged signed by Protein Blenders of Iowa City and Maplecrest Turkey Farms Inc. The action, naming both defendants, seeks about $350000. Attorneys L. J. Kehoe A. F. Baldrige and the Cedar Rapids firm represent Gingerich.

A.C. Gingerich Wellman Protein Blenders Iowa City Maplecrest Turkey Farms Inc Maplecrest Iowa City Company Ginverich County Clerk of Court Maplecrest Turkey Farms Mr. Gingerich L. J. Kehoe A. F., Baldrige Washington Simmons, Perrine, Albright, Ellwood and Neff Cedar Rapids

World War I Veterans Plan North English Picnic

World War I veterans will hold a potluck dinner and program at the Veterans Building in North English on Sunday September 28. The 1 p.m. meal will be followed by a program from eastern Iowa barracks and auxiliary units. A report on the Springfield Illinois national convention will be given. Sixty five barracks and 50 auxiliary units have been formed in two years with a goal of one barracks in every county by May 1959. All World War I veterans are invited, bring a covered dish and table service.

North English Iowa Springfield

F J Linnenkamp Dies Kinross Funeral Set

Francis Joseph Linnenkamp 61 died suddenly at his home near Kinross. Funeral at Sacred Heart church 9 am Saturday, Rev. Martin Manning officiating. Burial in St Patrick's Little Creek cemetery. Survived by wife Rosalia, daughter Glen Florang, two grandchildren, four sisters, three brothers.

Kinross Sacred Heart Church Francis Joseph Linnenkamp Linnenkamp Harper Ferdinand and Magdalene Thiel Linnenkamp Sigourney High School St. Ambrose College Davenport Rosalia Fisher Keswick North English Here Martin Manning St. Patrick's Little Creek Cemeery Powell Funeral Home Keota Mr. Linnenkamp Glen Florang Wellman Mary Te Bockhorst John and Nicholas Washington Jacob

Kiwanis Club Earns Honors at State Convention

Washington Kiwanis club wins the fellowship cup for intra district visits at the state convention in Sioux City. The club also receives honorable mentions for its activities report and weekly bulletin. Harry Langlas of Marengo is elected Lieutenant Governor of the Nebraska-Iowa district, succeeding Harris Jones. Don Isett of Cedar Rapids serves as governor of the two state area.

Washington Kiwanis Club Sioux City Harry Langlas Marengo Nebraska-Iowa Harris Jones Don Isett Cedar Rapids

Weather Iowa Seasonal Forecast

United Press International reports a fair and cooler night with lows in the 40s. Friday brings increasing cloudiness and warmer highs expected in the 70s. Saturday showers develop with cooler conditions likely thereafter.

Iowa

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Chiang ‘‘Leashed Defense Neil H. McElroy McElroy Poland Schwengel Wallace Young Gop P.m Martin Red Cross VA Gallagher Wiley R B. DeLa Richard Weeks Bill Glassburne Wayne Norman Washington County GOP Enos Miller Bill Murray Bill Mooty Mooty Association Herschel C. Loveless Donald Norberg Bobby Greenlease St. Louis McClelland Rackets Committee Community Chest Board Bill Smart John Owen Keith Vetter Logan Heilman Washington Community Chest American Home Finding Association No. English F. J. Linnenkamp United Press International
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