Iowa Trusts Face Income Cuts Amid Investment Rules
Beneficiaries of Iowa trusts would see income fall unless laws change to allow trustees broader discretion. Iowa Bankers Association trust committee members urge adding a prudent man provision to let trustees invest like prudent individuals, instead of current limits mainly on government bonds and real estate mortgages.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Bankers Association
Association
Town Nowere
Perishable Freight Tied Up by Dispute
About 65 Bos Truck Lines workers in Marshalltown were idle as 250000 pounds of freight including perishables were held up by a labor dispute. Freight movement stopped Sunday morning at the Marshalltown yards. The dispute centers on $4500 in back wages claimed for drivers dock workers and mechanics.
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Marshalltown
Bos Truck Lines
Marshaltown
Escaped from Eldora Held for Car Theft
Raymond Smith 16 of Villisca escaped from Eldora training school and was bound over to the district court in Cla Vida on a car theft charge. Assistant police chief John Keenan testified that the boy was driving a car stolen at Iodawe.
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Shenandoath
Raymond Smith
Villisca
Escap
Eldora Training School
Clavida
John Keenan
Iodawe
Veterans Hurt in Car Crash Near Ottumwa
Three World War II veterans from Elden Jr. were seriously injured when their car went off a bridge near Ottumwa. Herbert Myers was unconscious with a skull fracture, while Nick Carter suffered head and chest injuries and Bob Stearns had chest injuries. The car rolled several times as it left the north end of the bridge about two miles from Ottumwa.
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Ottumwa
Elden Jr
Herbert Myers
Nick Carter
Bob Stearns
Ditumwa
Truman Says Wage Increases Must Be Individual
President Truman stated the wage-price policy allows only individual case assessments and collective bargaining, not industry wide raises. Reactions varied among AFL CIO officials and trade groups while the speech urged substantial wage hikes and continued efforts to curb living costs.
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Washington, D. C
Truman
Labor and Industry
Ch Cluuy
Tary
American Federation of Labor
Congress of Industrial Organization
CIO
National Associations of Manufacturers
United States Chamber of Commerce
Five Boys Leave to Be Inducted Today
Yesterday five Wileshington county registrants left by Davenport for Minneapolis and Fort Snelling for induction into military service today. The list includes Joseph Edward Gowcey Brichton James David Dunston Wellman Albert John Peek Wellman Johumir John Vesely Aidge worth Paul Harvey Maxwell Washington October Registrations show seven teen registrants from the county who reached 18 in October and are eligible for service. The county war fund drive total is reported as 12 962 70.
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Stanley Vodicka
Richmond
National War Fund
English River Township
Middleburg
Snake Hollow
Middleburge
United Relief Organizations
Ad ‘Artment
Guy ‘Eldman
Abe Hi
Middieburg
Lime Creek Township
Wileshington County
Davenport
Minneapolis
Fort Snelling
Joseph Edward Gowcey
Brich
Albert John Peek
Wellman Johumir
John Vesely
Aidgeworth
Paul Harvey Maxwell
Washington
Roger Marshall Arnod
Cities Captured By Chinese Reds
Chinese communists announced occupation of two coastal cities Soanhaikwon and Peitaiho near the Great Wall area as US Marines were landed at Tingwa and menaced by rising forces. The communique claimed railway disruption and large troop movements as Chiang Kai-shek’s government prepared for renewed fighting.
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Chungking
China
United States
V.tel Peiping-Muk- Gen
Soanhaikwon
Great Wall
Chinwaietao
Peitaiho
Eishi
Tingwa
U S Transports Bring Chiang Kai-Shek Troops to China
Aboard Admiral Barbey's flagship off Chinwantao in Northern China on October 31 a third flotilla of U S navy transports arrived carrying Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shek's troops. New Chungking contingents join thousands of American equipped soldiers arrayed along the Manchurian frontier to face communist forces.
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Adm. Barbey
Chinwantao
China
U. S. Navy
Russia to join far east advisory commission
President Truman announced that Stalin’s reply suggested Russia will send a representative to the Far Eastern advisory commission soon. The talks still await details on control machinery for Japan, with the three powers consulting with Russia before resuming full work. No Russian delegate attended the initial meeting.
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Trumen
Far Eastern Advisory Commission
White House
Wei Tao Ming
China
Naggair
France
Girja Shankar Bajpai
India
Truman
H. W. Evatt
Australia
James E. Byrnes
Thomas A. Stone
Canada
London
Netherlands
Frank McCoy
USA
C. A. Berendson
New Zealand
Carlos Romula
Philippines
Lord Halifax
Great Britain
Washington, D. C
Joseftial
Russia
Stalin
United States
Averill Hirriman
Advisory Commission
Japan
Britain
Nine New Cases in Next Court Term at Washington County
Nine new cases have been filed for the November term at the Washington County district court opening Monday. Judge P. J. Siegers of Newton presiding. Most cases are divorce and law matters including a will construction, a landlords attachment, and a fraud claim. Jury trials, if any, are blocked for the second week.
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Washington County District Court
P. J. Siegers
Newton Presidins
Reconversion disputes leave 261000 workers idle nationwide
United Press reports reconversion disputes keep 261000 workers idle with strikes across sectors. Machinists in Bay Area shipyards, airlines, film, auto, lumber, shipping, glass and steel industries face wage demands and potential walkouts as talks continue.
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United Press
A. F. of L
CIO
San Francisco
Oakland Bay Area
American Airlines
Hollywood
United Automobile Workers (Cio
Ford
General Motors
Chrysler
A. F
Galveston
Houston
A. FP. of
Libbey-Owens-Ford
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
CIO Glass
Trouble in Germany Feared By Eisenhower Report
Eisenhower reported rising German youth and former soldiers show signs of organized uprising against American occupation. He noted resentment at American paternalization with German girls and general inactivity, linking it to sporadic outbreaks of violence observed in September.
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Frankfurt
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Washington
Eisen
State President to Address Waltonians
Ries Tuttle, state president of the Izaak Walton League and editor of Trigger and Reel, will speak to Waltonians next Tuesday evening November 6 at 8 oclock in the Y community room. The program will include motion picture films before his address. County membership nears 200 with over 125 joined in Washington and many more in outlying areas. Frank B Miller, acting president, announced progress toward completing county organization.
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Ries Tuttle
Izaak Walton League
Trigger and Reel
Des Moines Register
Frank 3B. Miller
Tuttle
Washington
Wellman
Jap Atrocities Told at Trial in Manila
Manila reports in court describe a Japanese soldier tossing a baby onto a bayonet and decapitating a schoolgirl as witnesses recount the rape of Manila last February. Mariano Del Rosario testified he buried 15,000 bodies in two months, with civilians bayoneted raped or shot during the siege as General Tomoyuki Yamashita faces trial for his life.
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Manila
Mariano del Rosario
Tomoyuki Yamashita
Philippines
St. Paul's
Dayton and Dr Kyle Move Offices Today
Day ton and Dr Kyle relocate their tax service offices from the Washington Loan and Trust building to new suites. Dr Kyle moves to the Jeffrey building at the square corner, while Dayton occupies rooms in the Morrisey building on the square's north side.
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Lr. W
Destroyers to Be Divided After War Victory
Secretary Byrnes announced remnants of the Japanese fleet will be scuttled except for 38 destroyers, then divided among China Russia Britain and the United States. He cited battleships carriers cruisers submarines and smaller vessels with exact counts pending. Future plans for German Italian fleets to peace treaties were noted but not resolved.
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Washington
James F. Byrnes
Scuttl
China
Russia
Britain
United States
United States Navy
Byrnes
Potsdam
Dramatic Students Stage Noel Coward Play for Washington Guests
About 500 Washington residents attended a performance by a state university drama group at the high school auditorium. The Noel Coward play Spirit of the Spirit? drew praise for its capable cast and staging. Afterward the Y and Y’s Men’s Club hosted refreshments and a reception at Don Berblessom’s home.
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Washington
Y's Men
State University
Washington Club
Don Berblessom
Doctor to Move Practice to Washington Open Offices Here
Dr. McCreedy formerly of Brighton has practiced medicine in Ames and plans to move to Washington opening offices in the rooms vacated by tenants who vowed today. He cannot be reached for comment and detailed remodeling plans depend on available building materials.
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McCreedy
Brighton
Ames
Washington
County Social Welfare’ Agency
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