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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1965
Page
4
Thought for the Day cites Romans 10 13 on salvation and urges men aged 18 to 40 to complete a work experience card. The survey office remains open daily through 9 p m during the week of January 29 and encourages immediate action.
The Area Manpower Survey urges men ages 18 to 49 who are employed in Washington County to spend ten minutes recording work history and skills. It argues this strengthens the county labor market, attracts new industries, and raises payrolls and wages for workers, merchants, and taxpayers, noting the survey team operates from 114 East Washington Street and has had success.
Davenport readers enjoyed a front page profile of Nic Walker a rising police reporter and son of Washington residents Lloyd and Mrs Walker. The piece highlights training through the Journal summer programs noting alumni Don Gormley Dick Fields and Bill Eisenberg advancing to major outlets.
Iowa boards propose using Eldora Training School inmates for conservation work and staffing a new security hospital nearby. The plan includes a 150 bed mental hospital, 100 bed infirmary addition at Marshalltown Soldiers Home, and a $2.605 million security hospital on 1872 Eldora land near the training school. Also includes $309,200 to relocate well fields at Woodward and salary rule changes to raise custodial and hospital staff pay.
Editor notes taxpayers face a spring shock as withholding failed to cover new federal tax liability. The piece explains the two stage tax cut, underwithholding risk, and IRS guidance on who must file, which forms to use, and when itemizing deductions benefits or limits apply. It also outlines changes like minimum standard deductions, moving expenses, and retirement credits.
Detroit expert Martin Cohn narrates a dramatic bridge hand from the Masters Individual Championship. South, facing a wagering sequence and clever defense, loses twelve tricks after a misdiscard, dropping eight thousand four hundred sixty points.
Betty cared for her aging mother-in-law for four years and then sought payment from the estate. The court rejected the claim, noting no explicit or presumed promise and warning against viewing family favors as mercenary. Courts remain wary of such posthumous payment claims.
The text questions presuming a relative in a household will pay for care, noting that strong circumstances may convince a court no payment was intended. It discusses onerous services and hypothetical examples, with garbled bylines and postal notes indicating a newspaper page fragment.
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