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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1951

Page

1

Fiesta Senate Plans Announced In Tax Debate

Washington lawmakers rejected a proposal to make corporation tax boosts retroactive to April 1. Senator Herbert H. Lehman objected to the Finance Committee action claiming a $500 million fiscal impact. Committee Chairman Walter F. George defended the timing as justified by delayed legislation. The Senate defeated Lehman’s bid 54 to 35.

Washington Senate Herbert H. Lehman Senate Finance Committee Lehman Tie Walter F George Congress George II

Washington Corn Gras Fiesta Promises A Farm Themed Town Event

Washington Iowa prepares a Corn Gras festival centered on corn as the town’s claim to fame. Farm Bureau and Chamber of Commerce organize a full day of contests rides games and parades with a corn husking contest car contests parade and a kid die and pet parade. Entry fees space reservations and prizes are announced with plans for evening barn dance show and a high school auditorium performance.

Farm Bureau John Gannon Chamber of Commerce Washington Iowa Bill Perdock Harry Less Virgil Wittmer VEW Fern Pastry Shop Howdy Roberts WMT Cedar Rapids

Increase Expected In Price of Pork For U. S. Consumer

Washington reports higher pork prices likely this fall with possible retail increases in winter as government price controls face enforcement challenges. OPS patrols found 96 price violations in 23 cities during a survey of 500 slaughterhouses across 15 states. pork ceilings rose 1-2 cents per pound wholesale, while retail cuts may drop to compensate in some areas.

Washington Office of Price Stabilization

Hearings On Beardsley Tax Set

Washington sources say attorneys and accountants for Gov William Beardsley of Iowa will confer with Justice Department and Internal Revenue officials on October 10 to examine possible tax delinquencies. Beardsley denies delinquency after sending $13 000 to offset back taxes and $6 000 in penalties.

Washington William 73. Beardsley Iowa Justice Department Journey J. Howard Melrath Chite Sheardsley Internal Revenue Binureau Beardsley New Virginia

Weather Des Moines Iowa: sunny south windy north and east

Considerable sunshine in Des Moines with strong southerly winds 25 to 45 mph and gusts in eastern Iowa. Clearing skies will bring very windy conditions in the north and east this afternoon. Temperatures reach around 75 with a sharp drop tonight to the 30s northwest and 40s southeast. Thursday turns partly to mainly cloudy with a sharp cool down and strong northwest winds, highs 45.

Des Moines Iowa

Thirty Attends Annual County Cancer Meet in Washington

About thirty people gathered Tuesday evening for the Washington county cancer society annual meeting in the Christian church with Mrs. Kenneth Patterson presiding. Mayor Dupuis welcomed attendees as committees and chairmen were introduced. The 1951 drive raised 8606.55 with 4000 from the Vorel legacy, placing Washington county third in the state at 276 percent of the quota. Ann Wilson presented the county film Cauneer Crusade and outlined society needs. Gold sword was awarded to Mrs. Patterson. citations to Mrs. Horak and Mrs. Berdo.

Washington County Cancer Society Christian Church Kenneth Patterson Dupuis James Birney T. J. Berdo Vorel Washington County Ann Wilson Mason City Patterson VEW M. L. Smith Robert Koehler Everette Miller Kenton Mangold

Geography Note: River Jordan Flows Outside Israel

Observations by the National Geographic Society note that most sources and much of the stream descend beyond the young republic of Israel. The finding highlights regional geography and waterways linked to the historic basin.

Jordan Young Republic of Israel National Geographic Society

Farm eggs lose a fifth of production yearly

Each year about one egg out of every twenty from farms never reaches consumers. About two billion eggs, five percent of all eggs produced annually, become inedible or are broken during the long trip from producer to consumer.

Dog Fights Flare In Korean Skies

In northwest Korea a massive air battle involved 256 United Nations and Communist jets. American Sabrejets and Thunderjets plus British Meteors engaged MiG-15s, damaging multiple enemy aircraft and signaling a historically large aerial clash with no reported Allied casualties.

STH Army Korea Tave United Nations United States

Britain and Iran Seek U S Help Over Oil Crisis

London reports Secretary Acheson and President Truman urged to mediate as Britain's Attlee and Churchill press for U S intervention. Tehran’s Mossadegh seeks talks while Abadan residents are ordered to stay amid looming clash. Britain defies ultimatum around the oil refinery zone.

London Britain Tran Todas Truman Dean Acheson Clement Attle Great Britain State Department Li. Oliver Franks Washington U. S Attlee Winston Churchill Tehran Mohammed Mossadegh Lou Henderson Abadan Iran

All Masons Urged to Attend First Degree at Temple

Masons are urged to attend work in the first degree at the temple this evening. The call emphasizes completing lodge duties and upholding fraternal obligations.

The Temple

Miniature model yachts cost $800 each in Boston races

In Boston, enthusiasts report that the miniature model yachts used in international trophy races cost about $800 apiece. The items draw attention at local events and reflect the high value placed on precision vessels in the hobby.

Boston

Egg white use in wine may cloud future lots

Egg white diluted in water is used to clarify wine but can leave residual egg protein in the liquid. This protein may precipitate later and cause cloudiness in bottled wine.

Sgt Applegate Speaks Before Y's Men's Club

Richard Applegate recently returned from Korea spoke at the Washington Y's Men’s Club meeting at the YMCA. He described experiences in Korea and answered questions on soldiers' reactions to events. Roy Field presided as president. two delegates were chosen for the LaCrosse regional convention. Plans included a ladies night and a future Y's Men bridge tournament.

Richard Applegate Korea Washington Y's Men's Club YMCA Sgt Applegate Roy Field LaCrosse Wis

Seed Corn Dealers Plan Festival Preparations

A county meeting of all seed corn dealers is set for the Farm Bureau Building on Thursday at 1:30 p.m. Washington County Farm Bureau President Jola Gammon says the purpose is to plan contests for the October 11 Corn Festival and urges dealer attendance to make it a standout event.

Farm Bureau Jola Gammon Washington County Farm Bureau Gammon

Funeral rites for George Kos held at Riverside Methodist

Funeral services for George Kos were conducted at 2 pm Saturday at Riverside Methodist with Rev. Laurence Jones presiding. Pallbearers included six grandsons Walter Alvin Elmer George Sojka Kenneth and Dale Kos. Burial followed in Richmond Cemetery. Arrangements were by Sorden Adams Funeral Home.

George Kos Ebbareh Ino Riverside Laurence Jones Walter Alvin Elmer George Sojka Kenneth Dale Kos Richmond Cemetery Sorden & Adams Funeral Home

Plans Set for Washington Chamber Dinner Meeting

Arrangements for the annual Washington Chamber of Commerce dinner at the country club are complete. Humorist and after dinner speaker W. Van Murehie will address Chamber members and their wives on Thursday evening October 27 at 6 30 o clock.

Annua Washington Chamber of Commerce Country Club W. van Murehie Chamber

U. S. Casualties In Korea Now 85 469

The Defense Department reports U S casualties in the Korean war now total 85 469 an increase of 2 212 since last week Next of kin has been notified for those listed with 14 280 dead 38 990 wounded 10 601 still missing 17 captured and 1 368 previously missing but found since.

Washington Defense Department

King's Condition Improves After Major Operation

London reports that King George VI is described as in good condition by doctors for the first time since his surgery. He faced a less restful night and potential need for a second operation within two days as surgeons continue to monitor his progress and manage post operative pain with small doses of opiates.

London IUT King Georgee

Horak Moderates District Agents Meeting

Paul R. Horak, local insurance man, served as moderator at a district meeting of Iowa mutual agents in Ottumwa and will lead a similar session in Des Moines. He is a director of the state association for southeastern Iowa and will present a talk on today’s Agency Operations with an exhibit and comments on a series of human interest advertisements running in the Evening Journal three times weekly.

Paul R. Horak Iowa Mutual Ottumwa Puesday Iowa City Des Moines Horak State Association For Southeastern Iowa Agencyv Evening Journal Washington Man

New Deadlock in Efforts to Restart Ceasefire Talks

In TOKRO UP a fresh impasse blocks resumption of Korean ceasefire negotiations. UN and communist liaison officers met for the third time in Kaesong but could not reach a framework. Peiping accuses Ridgeway of stalling while insisting on safeguards against renewed armistice violations.

Norman B. Edwards Chang Pan Mun Jom Kaesong Pittsburgh Cal United Nations Tokro Matthew L. Ridgeway Peiping Ridgway Andrew J. Whinney

Married men to be reclassified for selective service

Donald W. Randall announces new selective service rules in southeastern Iowa. Starting next month local boards will mail status questionnaires to registrants with no prior military service and no children. These men will be reclassified and likely examined in November with induction possible in December.

Armed Ces Donald W. Randall Southeastern Iowa Randall

Lease dispute over Washington city airport ends in dismissals

Dismissals were filed in the office of R. R. Noonan clerk of district court by attorneys for plaintiffs and defendants in two cases over terms of a lease at the city airport. The expired lease was between the city of Washington and Bred Minden.

R. R. Noonan Clerk of District Court City of Washington Bred Minden

Accomplice Biase Arrested in Omaha Bank Burglary Ring

FBI arrested 45 year old cigar store clerk Tony Joe Biase in Omaha as an accomplice of Kenneth Kitts in a 40000 dollar Hurley bank burglary. Biase held on 50000 dollar bond after indictment for the raid that looted two hundred safety deposit boxes in a group probe across South Dakota Iowa and Nebraska.

Omaha Tony Joe Biase FBI Kenneth Kitts Ora Hurley FBE Biase Kitts U S M. O. Cunningham

Knights of Columbus Breakfast at Richlana Sunday

Washington and Pleasant Plain K of C members plan a communion mass and breakfast in Casino hall Richmond with Rev Boeckman as celebrant and Dr Wiese as speaker. The breakfast begins at 4 o clock Sunday morning and attendance is expected from members and their wives.

Knights of Columbus Washington and Pleasant Plain Richlana Boeckman Richmond Wiese Iowa City Casino Hall

Stewart Funeral for Mrs. C. W. Stewart

Funeral services for Mrs. C. W. Stewart were held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at Jones funeral home with Dr. CC Reed presiding. Pallbearers were T. R. Phillips Harold Johnson Lee Holland Homer Stephens A. K. Baldrige L. A. Jones. Burial was in Elm Grove Cemetery.

C. W. Stewart Jones Funeral Home CC. R. Reed T. R. Phillips Harold Johnson Lee Holland Homer Stephens A. K. Baldrige L. A. Jones Bure Ial Elm Grove Cemetery

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