Hoover Commission Seeks Major State Department Overhaul
The Hoover Commission proposes moving visa issuance to the Justice Department and transferring cultural relations and overseas broadcasting out of the State Department. It urges merging foreign and department service staff to improve efficiency and would shift several overseas functions to federal offices.
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Y's Men Hear WSUI Editor Len Stevens Talk News
Len Stevens, WSUI news editor, spoke at the Washington Y's Men meeting about radio news versus newspapers and public comprehension. The club approved sending a delegate to Houston to present a charter to a new club led by Merle Simpson and discussed a spring home talent play and hosting Muscatine Y's Men next Tuesday.
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Divorce Decree Granted to Judy R G Yoder in Burnhardt Case
Judi R G Yoder today signed a divorce decree in the case Burnhardt versus Burnhardt. The decree grants the plaintiff divorce and ownership of household furniture as requested.
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National Guard Open Enlistment Drive at Armory Washington
Officers of Troop A at the Washington armory urged men to visit for enlistment facts. National Guard enlistments are reopened to men 17 to 45, with the local unit still short of its quota and able to accept several recruits.
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Europe Freed of Persistent Fog
The fog over Britain and much of Europe began to lift as London and the continent recover from a lengthy fog. The Queen Elizabeth and Queen Mary showed themselves for New York while ships and air routes resume partly.
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Ainsworth Man Buys First License Plate for 1949
Bryce Lord of Ainsworth arrived before six and purchased license plate number one for his car and number four for Mrs. Lord. Raymond Rich of Wayland bought numbers two and three for himself and his father J. J. Rich of Crawfordsville. Other motorists queued at the courthouse all day despite a mail order push by Treasurer W. F. Howell.
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Thick African forests force wildlife migration
Thick forests in parts of Africa push reptiles, monkeys, and birds to adapt or relocate as dense vegetation limits habitats for many animal species.
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Town university coach Frank Carideo to speak at chamber dinner
Frank Carideo backfield coach at the University of Town will be the featured speaker at the annual Chamber of Commerce dinner honoring local football coaches and squads in Washington. The banquet follows at the YMCA at 6 30 p m Carideo is a former Notre Dame All American and a seasoned coach with years of experience.
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Farmers to name committee for county farm program
Washington county farmers will elect committee members December 6 to 9 to administer the agricultural conservation program and related price support activities. Eligible voters include bona fide farmers in eligible communities participating in the conservation program or holding commodity loans, with elections held in multiple township precincts and sites.
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Merchants Decorate Store Fronts for Holiday Season
Washington merchants adorn storefronts with evergreens and Christmas lights as they prepare for the coming holiday. The Chamber of Commerce offers cash prizes for top decorations while individual merchants decide the display. A garland spans the north side of the square.
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Neighbors Help Harvest 160 Acres On Jackson Farm
Good neighbors and Ed Jackson of Washington area organized a corn picking effort on the Jackson farm to harvest 160 acres. A team of aid workers equipped with elevators tractors and corn pickers assisted Mr Jackson who has been ill since October 13 and received grateful thanks from Mr and Mrs Jackson for their help including John Koehler Fred Ivan Norman Jarvis Elmer Guenther Tom Geerdes Raymond Bonar Davie Livingston Marion Miller Wilbur Jackson Joe Wolfe and Edward Wolfe.
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Mission to the Banquet Ticket Only Entry
A notice states that admission to the banquet is by ticket only, restricting entry to those with valid reservations.
Tragic Ottawa Fire Leaves White Family Homeless
The Carl J. White family fled one flood loss and another fire tragedy. Four of their young children died in a house fire yesterday as their mother watched from across the street. Eight other children were at school at the time. stairway collapse trapped the youngsters on the second floor. The family had just moved from a flood upheaval in 1947 and were staying with neighbors after yesterday's blaze destroyed their home and belongings.
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Final rites for Sgt Dele St Hoyle Held Here
Sgt Dale Hoyle son of Mr and Mrs Howard Hoyle Route Wash Neton died in action north of Rouvi Italy March 22 1945 Funeral services Thursday at Jones funeral home with military rites at the graveside conducted by the local VFW post honoring his service in the United States Army.
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Funeral Rites Planned for Tommy Masson
Funeral services for Tommy Masson will be held Friday at 8 in St. Mary's church Iowa City after his body arrives Thursday morning at McGovern funeral home in Iowa City Interment is in St Jasper's cemetery The parents Prof and Mrs William Masson are arriving from Honolulu Hawaii where the boy was treated The Masson grandparents are Dr and Mrs W J Masson of Washington
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W H Hopkins Dies in Napa California
Word reached Washington of the death November 27 in Napa California of William H Hopkins a former resident of this community He had been in failing health for over a year Funeral arrangements are pending Hopkins born February 17 1883 at Crawfordsville son of Thomas M and Sarah Ruth merfield Hopkins lived in Columbus Junction before enlisting in 1918 He worked in railroading in Chicago before moving to California in 1961 He married Lizzie Bouk in Columbus Junction and they had three children Dorothy predeceased him Two sons Dewayne and Edward survive in California Also surviving are brothers Frank in Columbus Junction Albert in Washington Earl in Brighton and sisters Mrs Frank MecCannaguy of Galt Calif Mrs Charles Messen ger of Washington and Mrs Tilmer Newquist of Florin Calif
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Defense budget cuts prompt first economy move
Washington December 1 according to defense officials the draft cutback is only the first of several economy moves under President Truman’s ceiling on military spending The budget at present will total 14 4 billion dollars with 60 billion earmarked for stockpiling strategic raw materials Officials say they need at least 17 0 4 billion though even that would not satisfy all military desires
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Veterans of Foreign Wars to Attend Funeral Rites
Members of the Veterans of Foreign Wars are urged to meet at the VFW hall Thursday at two o'clock to attend the funeral of Sergeant Dale L. Hoyle in a body. The VFW will conduct military rites at the ceremony.
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Madame Chiang Arrives in Washington to Appeal for Aid
Madame Chiang Kai-shek lands in Washington after an 11,000 mile flight to press for more American support for the Nationalist government. White House signals limited access while policymakers consider a hearing. Truman dispatches a representative. In China, Nanking battles intensify as Manchurian and Shantung forces reinforce attacking Communists near Suchow and Pengpu.
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Funeral for Frank Sage Held at Elm Grove Cemetery
Funeral services were held today for Frank Sage a former resident and active community member buried at Elm Grove Cemetery. Sage contributed to civic affairs in Washington his leadership of church choir and Baptist activities and served as a charter member and director of the Washington Rotary Club.
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Budget Hearings End With 80 Percent Request Rise
Gov. Blue and Gov. elect Beardsley wrapped 11 days of hearings on Iowa's 1944-51 biennial budget requests totaling 2,738,000, an 80 percent increase. Jessie Parker urged 466,800 annual operating funds and new positions to expand state aid and services including a film library for schools and improved instructional facilities.
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Three Western Powers Threaten Action Over Berlin Crisis
Paris dispatch reports United States Britain and France warn Russia and world they reserve full right to take any action to stay in Berlin. The move follows Soviet establishment of a separate zone government and Berlin’s division, as the three powers refuse to be bound by Soviet measures expanding the blockade.
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Health conference to be held at Crawfordsville school
A Chia Health conference is scheduled Tuesday afternoon December 7 at Crawfordsville school. Mrs. Stanley Beck of Crawfordsville will take up ointments.
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Weather in Des Moines Reflects Cloudy Skies and Temperature Swings
Partly cloudy weather expected with shifting temperatures. Warmer conditions in the east and warmer extremes in the west leading into tomorrow. Today's high around 40 to 48 in the southwest, with a low tonight near 25 to 30.
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