Des Moines Tax Expert Urges Broad Tax Revision
Dr. Harley L. Lutz a retired Princeton University professor urged substantial revision of individual income tax at the Iowa Taxpayers Association 138th annual convention in Des Moines He argued the key to solving the fiscal log jam is lowering taxes for low and middle incomes to boost savings and capital investment He also called for reducing the national debt by more than 31 billion dollars and warned against short sighted action driven by an election year.
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Des Moines
Harley L. Lutz
Princeton University
Iowa Taxpayers Association
Lutz
Dr. Lutz
Tipton Woman Heads Iowa Eastern Star
Mrs Betty Fraseur of Tipton was elected worthy grand matron succeeding Mrs Mildred Harrington of Sioux City at the Order of the Eastern Star 79th annual meeting in Sioux City More than 1500 delegates attended and Cedar Rapids was chosen as the site for the 1948 convention with Roy McMurray of Newton named as worthy grand patron succeeding Clifford Young of Bedford.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Betty Fraseur
Tipton
Legion Proposes Aid to Veterans for Home Financing
The American Legion's national executive committee proposed a plan to fund veterans housing via veterans home stead associations. It calls for a 1948 veteran's homestead act and government backed bonds with low interest to finance homes up to 10 000 dollars for five or more veterans, plus a 50 percent grants in aid of 200 million dollars for streets and utilities. The Legion also set Miami Florida as the 1948 national convention site, October 17 through 31.
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National Housing Committee
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British Labour Nationalizes Industry Reported to Washington Audience
Victor Yates of Birmingham, England, addressed a Washington YMCA forum on Britain's labor government and its nationalization drive. He described plans to take over coal mines, transportation, and the Bank of England, with price controls and wage actions. Western observers questioned his theories during a Q and A.
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Victor Yates
Birmingham
England
Britain
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Farm Co-ops Tax Exempt Status Questioned
The Treasury reports more than half of the nation's 70 159 farm cooperatives are tax exempt under current law. It notes patronage dividends escape taxation and cites potential reforms including repealing exemptions and taxing patronage dividends. The study aims to aid congressional tax overhaul discussions.
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Barger Desertion Matter Settled in District Court
Bernard W. Barger appeared before Judge R G Yoder in Sigourney and an order was signed imposing $35 monthly support for his wife and child plus $200 in back payments. He posted cash bonds and was released from custody after answering the desertion charge in Washington.
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R. G. Yoder
Sigourney
District Court
Barger
Washington
Churchill critique frames British democracy and welfare aims
Mr. Yates urged a democratic path to nationalization praising Britain's labor policies. He claimed coal mines are more productive and health, housing, and education programs improve national welfare. He contrasted UK tolerance with American free enterprise and Soviet communism, praising openness to discussion and democracy. An offering of 51 dollars supported the forum.
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England
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Morrison on Radio Program by Winterset Pastor
Mr and Mrs James Morrison heard their son Rev Larry Morrison pastor of a Foursquare church in Winterset Iowa will have a half hour radio program Sunday afternoon from 3 30 to 4 00 over radio station KPFB Shenandoah Your dia Mr Morrison will deliver the message
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Larry Morrison
Ehnurch
Winterset
Iowa
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Morrison
Crashed Plane Sighted on Alaska Peak
The Pan American DC-1 with 28 aboard was spotted on the north side of Pongass mountain near Annette Island, 24 miles from Ketchikan. It is unclear if any passengers or crew survived after radioing bad weather before vanishing on Sunday.
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Alaska
Pan-American Airways
Toway
Pongass Mountain
Annette Island
Pan American
A. N. Monsen
PAA
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Juneau
Annette
Circus day at Y W C A invites all small girls
The Y W C A hosts a Saturday circus for small girls with animals, two penny admission, two o clock opening, and a 3 PM grand parade with clowns and popcorn. Mrs Charles Wilson, Y W secretary, says attendance requires no membership.
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Charles Wilson
Dr Wendell Shaffer Opens Dental Office
Dr. Wendell Shaffer opens a dental office on the second floor of the Washington Farmers Mutual Insurance building at the northeast square corner. He practices in his hometown after graduating from Iowa University dental school last spring, started during army service, and previously managed Pioneer drug store in Washington.
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Washington Farmers Mutual Insurance Association
County Aaa
Hom
Iowa University
Shaffer
Ina Shaffer
Washington
School of Pharmacy
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Activate Troop A of 113th Mechanized Cavalry in Iowa Guard
Troop A of the 113th Mechanized Cavalry Squadron will be activated at a Monday evening ceremony in the armory. Capt. Charles Snyder announces two new lieutenants, 55 enlistees total, with 17 fully processed to join immediately and 8 days to complete enlistment. Public invited. equipment arrival expected in 30 to 90 days.
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Washington
Iowa National Guard
Charles Snyder
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Wayne Limerman, Jr
Harold Stephens
Des Moines
The
State National Guard
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Charles H. Gralt
Troup
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Richard Baker
Glen van Auren Cleo Mitchell
Robert Dunbar
William McCall
Wayne Davis
Hubert Wilson, Jr
Raymond Glasgow
Scott Orris
Richard Bell
Dick Custer
Claude Goldsmith
Homer Hensley
Callistus Kern
Earl Fisher
Russell Heyde
Paul Long
Forty Leave Here on International Trip
About 50 people from the Washington community boarded a special train yesterday for a trip to Chicago. Sponsored by the International Hervester Co in commemoration of their Latin anniversary. The Smart Implement Co of Washington represented by three staff, W. P. Monroe, Dou Nich-
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Chicago
International Hervester Co
Smart Implement Co
W. P. Monroe
Dou Nich
United States Proposes Partition of Palestine by July 1 1948
Lake Success New York October 3 The United States proposed to the United Nations that Palestine be partitioned into two independent states on July 1 1948 under a three man UN commission. American delegate Herschel Johnson submitted the plan to the Palestine subcommittee outlining British mandate continuation until July 1 and then self defense by the Arab and Jewish states.
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N. Y
United States
United Nations
Palestine
Herschel Johnson
UN General Assembly
Johnson
Great Britain
4H Club Jamboree Set for Monday Evening in County
Washington county 4H members prepare for annual jamboree next Monday night at the YMCA. Isabelle Combs and John Knotek announce the event marking the enrollment drive close. Campaign speakers from clubs will present three minute pitches for candidate qualifications.
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Washington County
YMCA
Isabelle Combs
John Knotek
Miss Combs
Mary Ann Bauer
Marjorie Gamon
Mary Ixnotek
Esther Gerdes
Iowa Day Celebration At Soldiers Field Highlighted By Governor Attendance
The event hosted by Oct 19 to Nov 2 featured a farm machinery progression exhibit with replicas of early models and later improved designs. Governor Blue attended and received a plaque from the International dealers of Town. A variety show and a late return trip capped the day.
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Phyllis Brown
W. L. Smart
Lou Baker
Rudy Wagerknecht
Bob Boileau
Soldiers Field
Governor Blue
International Dealers of
Blue outlines three grain saving methods for Iowa
Gov. Robert D. Blue urged Iowa groups to make every city matter in food conservation. He proposed three farm grain saving methods including rodent control and a scientific livestock feeding program while stressing saving across all categories. The plan aims to unite service clubs farmers and consumers in a statewide food saving campaign.
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Des Moines
Robert D. Blue
State Food Conservation Committee Today
Blue
Dean H. H. Mildee
Town State College
Iowa
Mark Thornburg
Spahr Services at Woodlawn Cemetery Saturday
Graveside services for Edward L. Spahr, former Washington resident, will be held at 11:15 A M Saturday at Woodlawn Cemetery. Rev. Paul Wells will officiate. Spahr is survived by his son Raymond of Wilmette Illinois and by his Baptist church affiliation.
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Edward L. Spahr
Washington
Davenport
Paul Wells
Spahr
Carrie May Chilcote
Spahrs
The
Baptist Church
Raymond
Wilmette
Mike Scott 61 Dies At Columbus Junction
Mike Scott aged 61, longtime Columbus Junction resident, died suddenly at home from neuralgia of the heart. Born March 23, 1886 in Greenfield, he married Josie Street in 1915. Survived by wife, son Fearl, mother Mrs. Parker Scott, brother James Scott, and sisters Dela Johnston, Anna Hateh, and Mary Statter. A son Merle J. Scott was killed at Bougainville on March 8, 1944. Funeral arrangements by Richie Funeral Home not yet completed.
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Greenfield
Iowa
Parker Scott
Josie Street
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