Policy in Japan Now Unchanged
A Gen. Mac Arthur spokesman in Tokyo rejects New York editorials claiming shifts in U.S. occupation policy. The spokesman says American policy since the Atsugi airfield landings in 1945 remains intact and criticizes misinterpretations of Ambassador Atcheson’s remarks at the Oct. council meeting.
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Tokyo
Douglas MacArthur
New York
U. S
United States
Atsugi Airfield
New York Herald Tribune
George Atcheson, Jr
Atcheson
Contre Council
Longtime friends visit and travel bits from local area
Local notes describe Harry R. Leach of San Diego visiting here with Jim White, noting their Richland business partnership since 1897 and early hours. Visitors Martha Chal mers and Mrs D A Ghalmers from Berwyn Ill join Clarice Meek and W H Anderson relatives, with other families visiting and traveling to Muscatine and Denver for vacations and family visits.
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Harry R. Leach
San Diego
Calif
J. M
Jim” White
Richland
Jefferson County
Martha Chalmers
D. A. Ghalmers
Berwyn
Clarice Meek
W. H. Anderson
Taft to Respond to Truman and Kroll Critique
Sen. Robert A. Taft vowed to answer President Truman and CIO PAC director Jack Kroll. He rejected claims he is an agent of special interests and said both men mirror each other in backing what he called campaign propaganda.
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Washington
Robert A. Taft
Truman
Taft
Jack Kroll
CIO Political Action Committee
Cincinnati
Kroll
Mr. Krol
PAC
Congress
New Efforts In 2 Strikes Settlement
United Press reports officials enter observer roles in renewed talks over the Slippy strike and a 26 day power walkout. Attending negotiations in New York are Jule W. Gibson and Gulf cells silo owners with marine engineers reps. George L. Mueller plans to meet labor officials in Washington to discuss Pittsburgh setup. In Huntington West Virginia law enforcement backs 14 state troopers to curb possible violence amid CIO United Steel Workers strike and injunction pickup.
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United Press
Itt
Jule W. Gibson
Abor
New York
Exst
Gulf
Marine Engineers Beneficial Association
tCle
George L. Mueller
Independent Power Workers Union
Lewis B. Schavellenbach
Washington
Pittsburgh
Local pilots refuel and visit at Washington airport
Winifred Ragan spent days in Omaha at the Frank J. Ralph home while guests and friends gathered in Washington. Frank Smook from Kankakee Illinois refueled in route to Omaha, Ed Freund from Iowa City business trip landing at the local airport, Bob Fregermutt from Muscatine on a business trip, Keith Woolsey from Pella brought a passenger from Waterloo, Harry W. Phillips of Oskaloosa paused during a student cross country flight.
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Winifred Ragan
Frank J. Ralph
Omaha
Frank Smook
Kankakee
Washington
Ed Freund
Iowa City
Bob Fregermutt
Muscatine
Aeronca
Keith Woolsey
Pella
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Woolsey
Harry W. Phillips
Oskaloosa
Condition of Lyle Robertson Rears Uncertain After Injury
Reports from the county hospital say Lyle Robertson remains in very serious condition after being struck by a car Thursday night. He is described as a popular, well liked man and many people are following the outcome of his injuries.
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Lyle Robertson
Robertson
Town florist unveils display window after vandalism
A town florist debuts a new window display without glass after a pair of intoxicated individuals crashed into the previous pane and sat there waiting for a bus, creating a minor disturbance but no injuries reported.
Watts Builds Two Story Doghouse for Pet
In Twin Falls Idaho Gill Watts constructs a two story doghouse for his Labrador Setter Rickle. The four paneled home is described as a fancy shelter built in the pet’s spare time.
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Wood
Twin Falls
Ida
U.P
Rickle
Gill Watts
Watts
Milk pasteurization air freight linked to Rio officer visit
An American air officer in Rio de Janeiro has joined a Miami dairy to ship grade A pasteurized milk by air, twice weekly.
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Miami
Filia
U.P
Rio de Janeiro
Veterans eligible for on the job training pay in beauty parlors
State Attorney General Clarence A. Barnes rules that veterans may receive on the job training pay while working in beauty parlors marking a new veteran employment benefit in Massachusetts.
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Boston Fup
Clarence A. Barnes
Foods to Be Decontrolled by November in OPA Plan
Washington Oct 19 UP An OPA spokesman said all foods except sugar will be decontrolled by Nov 1 with potential decontrol for candy and appliances debated this week. OPA deadlines target decontrol of items not major cost of living. only a few basics will stay under ceilings. Meat grading rules were revoked by OSA with permanent USDA regulations unaffected.
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Washington
OPA
Office of Economic Stabilization
Marriage Licenses Issued At Court House
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to Cloyce W. Rathmel of Washington and Helen L. Bishop of Washington, Lawrence F. Moore of Ainsworth and Virginia M. Hopping of Columbus Junction.
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Court House
Cloyce W. Rathmel
Washington
Helen L. Bishop
Lawrence F. Moore’ O Ainsworth
Virginia M. Hopping
Columbus Junction
Absent Voters Request Limited in Washington County
Washington county voters missing election day November 5 show little urgency in requesting ballots. County Auditor Fred Bourgeois reports 20 civilian and five soldier requests and mailed leaflets. Absent residents may vote at the courthouse starting next Monday with several expected in the next two weeks.
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Washington County
Fred Bourgeois
Court House
Airport Mechanic Hurt in Auto Crash
Fred Bernhardt airplane mechanic at the Washington airport is in Allen Memorial hospital Waterloo with serious injuries after a car crash between Reinbeck and Cedar Falls. He is 68, employed at the airport six years, wife with him but uninjured except for bruises.
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Fred Bernhardt
Washington
Allen Memoria Hospital
Waterloo
Reinbeck
Cedar Falls
Lloyd Scott
Bernhardt
Scott
Walker Seeks State Legislature Seat as Democrat
Forrest Walker of Malion township announces candidacy for representative in the state legislature on the Democratic ticket. He farms south of town and sells insurance, helps temporarily at the Cargill soybean plant during rush season, and has previously served with Washington Farmers Mutual Was township director in the AAA and the Farm Bureau.
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Forrest Walker
Malion
Journal Today
Cargill
Walker
Washington Farmers Mutual
Health MEP Activities Week of Oct 21
The schedule lists a Thursday health conference for child health at Brighton High School in the Home Economics room from 1 45 to 3 45 PM. The event is part of the Health MEP activities for the week.
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Brighton High School
Methodist
Selmon
S. J Cocksin
Minnesota
J. C. Huston
South Dakota
N. J
Grace Johnson
Riverside
Catti
and Airs
Aloa Springs
Calif
Government ends four year controls on women's fashion
Washington reports the government surrendered time worn controls on Stylla civilian apparel. Order L-85 and L-58 are to be abandoned as wool, cotton and rayon supplies meet needs. Designers may soon be free from length and skirt restrictions, with remaining limits to be lifted promptly on lingerie and lounging wear.
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Washington
John D. Small
Winter Bouquets Highlight Crawfordsville Club Meeting
Mrs Lease led a Rural Homemakers Club session at Mrs Tracey Orris home with guests and a Halloween themed roll call. She displayed winter bouquets and dolls were made for the Mercy Hospital in Iowa City while refreshments were served.
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Mary W. Packer
Crawfordsville
Tracey Orris
Hallowe'an
Maude Lease
Hosbital
Lowa City
Ora Marlatt
Shasta Marshall
Cow on Main Street May Walk Only If Wearing a Dell
In Seattle Washington the American Magazine notes a cow may travel on a main street only when equipped with a Dell device policy or brand constraint.
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Seattle
Washington
Livestock Shipments Still Heavy At Chicago Markets
Chicago stockyards faced fluctuating prices as farmers, meat packers, and retailers debated meat spending. Hog, cattle, and sheep receipts showed varied totals with expectations of heavier shipments next week and continued strong weeklong totals across the 12 major livestock terminals.
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Maymers
Chicago
Funeral services for Frank Bar ger held at Sherman’s
Funeral services for Frank Bar ger were held yesterday at Sherman’s funeral home conducted by Rev. Fred E. Miller. Burial followed in Richmond cemetery with pallbearers Ervin Grecian Faye Rowe George Rowe and Lowell Strickler.
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Frank Barger
Sherman
Fred E. Miller
Richmond Cemetery
Ervin Grecian
Faye Rowe
George Rowe
Lowell Strickler
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