Larson Defends Staff Expenses In Iowa State AG Row
Attorney General Robert Larson defended the use of five assistants and several special aides paid from state funds, arguing economical staffing and legal necessity. He cited Iowa code allowing executive council help, urged that criticism ignores differences with Minnesota and other states, and noted unreported salaries for some special assistants.
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Des Moines Educator 74 Dies After Hospital Stay
Des Moines Iowa wa s home to the death of 74 year old O Greentee state director of embalming education and board member for hearth. He died Wednesday night at a Des Moines hospital after a lengthy illness. Vera Ewins assisted in enforcement at the health band and was mentioned in the appointment as Craftytinay seal sale consultant for the Iowa Tuberculosis and Yosh association.
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Editorial fuels clash over salaries after misread
Attorney General faults a Democratic editorial for misreporting payment salaries amid a clash with the Young Republicans. Willard Archie, Shenandoah Sentinel publisher and former highway commission appointee of Governor Dana Turner, is implicated in crafting the editorial.
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Coal Shortage Could Curtail Illinois Central Trains
The president of Illinois Central warned of drastic curtailment of freight and passenger trains due to a coal shortage. Wayne E. Johnston said telegrams to U S senators from seven states cited a three day mining week causing acute coal shortages in the railroad’s territory. He urged immediate action to extend mine working time to meet national needs.
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Box of Gifts Recovered for Des Moines Girls
A large box of Christmas gifts for Marlys Petty and Barbara Petty, daughters of Mrs. Vivian Petty of Boone, lost from a Des Moines bound truck en route to Boone was found in Boone after a former telephone tip reported the box. Their father Fred Petty died in World War I.
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Man of the Year crown for Medina announced
New York editor chosen Judge Tavold R. Medina as man of the year for 1949. The article notes his firm handling of the Titop WU. Communists final, his patience with disruptive attorneys, and prior fame as a lawyer and author before joining the federal bench in 1917.
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Harlan Man Named Chief Patriarch of IOOF Mt Sinui Encampment
Christ Jansen of Harlan has been named chief patriarch of Mt Sinui encampment 106 of the IOOF hero. Other officers elected include Forbert Rasenow as high priest Ernest S. Kuhl senior warden Charles Petersen junior warden Harvey Jacobsen scribe F F Wander secretary treasurer and Frank A. Lewis trustee for a three year term.
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Pope Calls for Unity Within The Catholic Church
Pope John XXIII urges global unity during a Holy Year in Vatican City. He calls for justice over totalitarianism, criticizes oppression, and asks capitalist and communist systems to return to Christian principles. He emphasizes workers’ rights, universal humanity, and the church as a fatherly beacon for all nations.
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Extension Course Planned at Drake for Harlan Foerint
Drake university representatives plan an extension course in the elementary field at Harlan. Subjects to be offered include language psychology social studies and elementary science. F E Browherd Shelby County superintendent said the date would be announced later.
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Reds Predominate in Year's Headlines 1949
The Associated Press poll ranks 1949 top stories with Russia and atomic energy at the forefront. Truman's A bomb news, Berlin blockade end, and interservice clashes headline heavy coverage, with tragedies like the Norwood cruise fire and Kathy Fiscus rescue capturing global attention.
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Iowa Guardsmen to be paid by government checks
DES MOINES Iowa Brig Gen Charles Grahl adjutant general of the Iowa National Guard announced that starting with the current pay period guardsmen will receive drill pay by government checks mailed to their homes. He joked there will be no more standing in line to be paid and the rest is up to the individual as to whether they salute the postman.
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