Iowa House Passes Revised Hoover Bill
The Iowa House approved 77 to 25 a revised Little Hoover commission bill giving the governor greater power over the state personnel system. The measure appoints the state personnel director via the state comptroller with governor approval and sets rules for state employees, with federal-aid safeguards and existing merit rules mostly intact.
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Iowa House
Hoover’ Commission
House
Wendell Pendleton
Storm Lake
Attorney General's Office
State Board of Education
Merit System Council
William S. Beardsley
Senate
Merit System
Woman Pinned Under Dresser Rescued After Three Days
A 65 year old recluse in a tree enveloped bungalow in Chicago was found pinned under an overturned dresser and boxes for three days. Police rescued her and she was taken to county hospital in apparently stable condition. Two police dogs were also trapped in the junk filled home.
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Chicago
Anne Saxler
Miss Saxler
Theft of Auto Parts Reported to Sheriff
Bob Tilden of Kalona reported his car at the South Washington station broken into Wednesday night. Thieves pried the trunk, stole a radio battery spare wheel and tire and all four hub caps, with a window damaged to enter.
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Bob Tilden
Kalona
South Washington
Washington County
Vinson Seeks Draft Age Cut to 18 for War Service
Wallington United Press reports Chairman Carl Vinson introduced a tentatively approved bill to lower the draft age from 19 to 18. Draftees would serve 26 months, with induction standards reduced to WWII levels and deferments cancelled for men with only wives as dependents. Public hearings begin Monday.
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Wallington
Carl Vinson
House
Armed Services Committee
Army
Vinson
Speed Up Production of Autos of Detroit
U S plants produced over ten million vehicles annually in a race to beat material restrictions. Automotive News estimates weekly totals at 146,139 cars and 392,057 trucks totaling 178,196 for the period, aiming to recover from rail strike losses before steel cuts.
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Detroit
U. S
Automoive News
Marriage license issued at the county courthouse
A marriage license was issued Wednesday at the courthouse to Herbert Robert Molkenthin of Sigourney and Phyllis Jean Guenther of Washington.
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Court House
Herbert Robert Molkenthin
Sigourney
Phyllis Jean Guenther
Washington
Dr T Z Koo Set To Speak At Washington Forum March 1
Dr T Z Koo world Christian leader and new head of Oriental Studies at Iowa joins the Washington high school auditorium series as the final winter speaker on March 1. He will discuss The Far East World War or World Peace, covering communism in China and Korea. Tickets 50 cents.
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T. Z. Koo
State University of Iowa
Department of Oriental Studies
Washington High School
Dr. Koo
Washington
Far East
China
Korea
Students Christian Federation
Orient
One Dead In Truck Train Crash Near Riverside
Myrl H. Bennett 32 of Sioux Rapids died when a truck carrying eggs collided with a Rock Island freight train at a grade crossing on highway 218 east of Riverside. Donald Richardson 19 was injured. the diesel locomotive overturned and a car left the tracks. The crash halted traffic for about three hours and a coroner's inquest was postponed until the driver could testify.
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Rock Island
Riverside
Myrl H. Bennett
Sioux Rapids
Donald Richardson
Highway 218
Bennett
Richardson
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
H. J. Smith
M. R. Jensen
Cal Taylor
Jensen
Atrll
Washington County
Charles Snyder
Geane Giesenger
Clyde Carlin
W. S. Kyle
Rock Ts
Montezuma
Snyder
Loren Robertson
Weather Summary for Des Moines Iowa Friday
Fog lifts this afternoon with partial cloudiness tonight. Fog returns in eastern Iowa by sunrise Friday. Highs 52 in the southwest, 2 in the east this afternoon. Tonight lows 20 to 25 north, 25 to 30 south. Friday mostly cloudy with snow in the far north and northeast winds northeast 15 to 20 mph. Highs 28 to 38. Snow northwest, rain or snow southeast Friday night into Saturday. colder Saturday night with lows 25 to 30 and highs 28 to 30.
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Des Moines
United Presbyterian Home Receives Memorial Silverware Gift
A memorial gift of a complete 1847 Rogers silverware service for 36 will be dedicated at the United Presbyterian home board meeting. The set honors Mr. and Mrs. John McCleery, longtime Crawfordsville residents and church members. Their children Mrs. J. B. Randolph Keota Mrs. Kk. BE. Kongable Winfield and J. B. McCleery Des Moines will attend the board dinner, with Rev. W. T. Melintyre presiding over the dedicatory service.
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Rogers
The
United Presbyterian Home
John McCleery
Crawfordsville
United Presbyterian Church
J. B. Randolph
Keota
Kk. BE. Kongable
Winfield
J. B. McCleery
Des Moines
W. T. MelIntyvre
Five Winners Named in Dollar Days Contest
The Washington Chamber of Commerce announced five winners in the Hello Washington Dollar Days telephone contest. Names were drawn randomly from the local directory, covering city and rural numbers, with prizes ranging from $1 to $6. Winners must claim at the Chamber office, 213 South Iowa.
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Chamber of Commerce Today
Washington
Chamber
Chamber of Commerce
South
Iowa
G. W. Alliman
Lloyd Anderson
Lawrence Baker
Gordon Gammack to Speak in Washington March 20
Famed Des Moines Register and Tribune columnist and war correspondent Gordon Gammack will speak at the high school auditorium in Washington on Tuesday March 20 at 8 o’clock in the evening under the Junior Chamber of Commerce. James Marlin of Mt. Pleasant, winner of the Jaycee sponsored Voice of Democracy contest, will also appear. Local Jaycee officials will release further details later.
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Gordon Gammack
Des Moines Register and Tribune
Washington
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Gammaeck
S&s
James Marlin
Mt. Pleasant
Gammack
Acheson Funeral to Be Held Here Monday
Jennie M. Acheson 84 of Arlington Massachusetts dies at home. Funeral 2:30 Monday Sherman’s funeral home with Rev BE L Haney in charge. Interment Ainsworth. Family at Sherman’s 2-5 Sunday. Survivors include son Joan Acheson Riverside California daughter Mrs George Pugh Arlington granddaughter Mrs Donald Paschke Riverside Brothers James John Samuel William deceased.
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Sherman
BE. L. Haney
Ainsworth
Washington
United Presbyterian Church
Joan Acheson
Riverside
Calif
George Pugh
Arlington
Donald Paschke
James
John
Samuel
William
Bankers Association Meeting Closes Banks for Washington's Birthday
All bankers in the area are attending the annual bankers association meeting in Burlington today. Banks are closed in observance of Washington's Birthday.
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Bankers’ Association
Burlington
Washington
Four Doty Brothers Refuse Draft in Minnesota Case
Four brothers Joel 24 Orin 23 Sidney 21 and Paul 22 told the FBI they will not enter the army or register under the selective service act. Their father William Doty 62, who previously refused draft in World War I, calls the act unconstitutional and blames Congress as traitors to God and humanity.
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Bruno
Minn
FBI
Joel Doty
Orin
Sidney
Paul
Doty
United Press
Joel
William Doty
Congress
Renew Offensive Advances Across Central Front In Korea
United Nations tank and infantry columns strike deep into Communist territory along a 60 mile front in a massive offensive ordered by General Douglas MacArthur. The drive aims to engage 75,000 to 100,000 enemy troops between Yangpyong and Yongwol as heavy rains create a muddy battlefield.
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Tokyo
United Nations
Douglas MacArthur
Hoengsong
Wonju
Chipyong
Yangpyong
Seoul
Yongwol
8Th
Han River
Han
Norway to Speed Up Rearmament to 1952 Goal
Norway plans a 30 percent rise in armed strength, four divisions in the field, and 11 jet aircraft squadrons by end of next year. Defense Minister Jens C. Hauge told Parliament the move supports Eisenhower's Atlantic Pact, while Norway will not grant peacetime bases to Allies but would supply bases if attacked.
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Oslo
Norway
Russia
Jens C. Hauge
Hauge
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Jaycee Pancake Supper Draws 150 People
The Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsored a pancake supper in the Legion rooms attracting about 150 attendees. Jaycee members handled all cooking and dishwashing. The event raised $60 for community projects with roughly 500 pancakes and 45 pounds of sausage consumed.
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Legion Rooms
Junior Chamber of Commerce
The
Jaycee
Dean Floyd Andre to Speak at Iowa Stater Dinner
Dean Floyd Andre of the College of Agriculture at Iowa State College in Ames will head a panel of three speakers at an Iowa Staters dinner in the YMCA Thursday night March 1 at 6 30. Louise Rosenfeld and Murl McDonald join the panel with talks on extension and home economics. Tickets are available at the Washington county extension office and must be bought by February 27. earlier dinner tickets remain valid.
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Floyd Andre
College of Agriculture
Iowa State College
Ames
Iowa Staters
YMCA
Louise Rosenfeld
Murl McDonald
College Extension Service
Washington County Extension
Farm Bureau
Iowa
RFC Director Denies Yielding Under Pressure in Loans
RFC Director William Willett testified before a Senate subcommittee that he never consciously yielded to improper influence in making government loans. He denied being swayed by White House aide Donald Dawson or E. Merl Young and urged that charges of favoritism would be proven baseless when facts are known.
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Ross Bohannon
Dallas
Tex
Senate
Washington
E. Merl Young
Texmass Petroleum Corp
Young
White House
Sen. Tobey
N. H
International Soundphoto
RFC
William KE. Willett
REC
Willett
Donald S. Dawson
Dawson
Deal Young
Texmass Petroleum Co
Texmass
Justice Departement
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