Estherville Daily News (Newspaper) - May 1, 1957, Estherville, Iowa Forecast Scattered showers Thurs. High yesterday 82, noon today 79. Full Weather Information Page 8 ESTHERVILLE DAILY NEWS BY FAR THE LARGEST TOTAL C I K C f L A T I O X IN E M L T ( O V T V No. 175 the Vindicator & Republican Emmet May 1. An SOME SOIL MOISTURE can be found below the surface this year as farmers to plant SCS Fieldman George Chipman forms a ball from subsurface soil as Extension Frank looks on as they check for * * * * Tests Show Moisture Below Average Here Soil moisture Emmet County is the amount moisture to find here but below the normal estimated according to the results tests here April 2 by Iowa State College Extension ' corn ground about inches ot m thS tap five feet ground one tenth of Inch more An estimated average for this type ot soil .Is eight to 10 Frank county extension * * Extension estimate 20 inches of moisture arp necessary to produce an average crop cf corn or The top five feet of soil which supplies nearly all moisture for crops can hold as much as half ot the required 20 Meian or normal precipitation for this are during the past 22 years Is a total of 16.33 inches in the of July land figure the chances of receiving normal of precipitation are about 50 per cent. In 1955, thli received only 9.64 during months and 14.19 inches in 1956, according to the Iowa Department Of Weather * so this year has been running slightly below In January 0.28 of an inch of was recorded compared to the mean of 0.03 ol an February's moisture to 0.50 of an inch compared to the mean of 0.92 of an inch for that March passed the normal with 1.80 inches being recorded the normal of 1.73 inches for that Only 0.87 of inch of was recorded during the month of April compared to the average of 2.20 City Receives Small Tract Of Land The acceptance of a small tract of land and a formal fixing of a date for receiving bids was business transacted by the city council at a short this John Morrell and Company deeded a. triangular tract of land 90 by 150 foet to the City of without financial The land is being used for part of the sewage disposal plant The formal fixing of the date for receiving bids on construction of the plant project Is required by Chapman and Cutler of bond attorneys who write opinions on bond before an approval of the sewage plant bonds will be The bids on construction will be received June 4 at 10 according to the resolution passed The resolution indicates may start as soon as contracts are let and that it must foe by Jan. 1, 19S8, unless a special is granted by city You Want To Know Why Flags Were Today is Loyalty Day which has been as an answer to the Party Rally tlie Chamber of Commerce office this morning reported in explaining why the United States Flags are being displayed in This year the first time the day has been by flying of flags in The observance was started recently by various veterans and patriotic organizations throughout the Rights After 265 Years BOSTON 0P>-The Massachusetts Legislature has righted a committed 260 years The Senate passed and sent to the governor a measure to reverse the conviction of six women executed in for In 1692. J At the Senate rejected the measure on grounds that Salem was a British at tlie time and It was up to the British to right To Hold The Society wiU A The society it varieties to satisfy the most exacting Testimony Begins In First Degree Murder Trial LINCOLN jury of six and six women began Wednesday to hear testimony in the f rst degree murder trial of Mrs. Helen 30, charged with slaying her husband with a sash weight as he slept at their home last Jan. 28. Defense Attorney William selection of the jury said Mrs. Warren's defense would revolve around the that she the right to protect He said fAie was |l of her 82-year-old Both Mrs. Warren end her husband came from South The men on the Jury include a University of ka two a plant Ol relations Itie are all in his questioning also asked they had any mental as to temporary Insanity being A legal Iowa Navy Days Set LAKE estimated 400 Iowa are expected to be inducted Into Use Navy during the third annual Navy here June 15-ltt. House Rejects Tax DES MOINES The House rejected by lopsided wle Wednesday & for a sliding of sales tax rate which previously had been approved by the The vote was 68-39. ] The proposal was offered by * Conference Committee after the Senate and House could not basic tax system for the two The result of the vole Is that a second conference committee has to be appointed attempt to reach another The Democrats had given vance notice that they would stanC solidly the were supported by western lowK House members and a sprinkling of other Republicans from around the Cub Scout Members Are Given Awards Regular monthly Pack meeting of the sponsored Cub Pack 21 was held in the city hall au Monday evening with approximately 30 parents in Highlight of the St to 70 members of the Awards include the Wolf badge to 5fork, Lynn PAul Lowea Allan Alan Blaine Michael Richard Dennis Melvin Alan Gene Dale Dennis Roger Sidles and Billy Lion badges were presented to Gary Raymond Andy Neil Clark and David Carlson was recipient of a bear * * Recipients of arrows were Stephen Duane Gary James Hackett Craig Raymond Robert Tom John Jim Robert Ronnie Robert BUly Neil Clark John Duane Alan Jody Wilson David Bobby Bobby Jim Steven Larry Lowell Anderson David Douglas Fell Douglas Giems Kerry Hagerman Heidecker Dennis Jimmy i * * Randy Reasoner Lonnie Dennis Melvin Gene Dale Dennis Dennis Mark Eddie Donald Steven Birney Lawy Roger Jimmy Eraser Dennis Terry John Hellsten Tommy Douglas Floyd Sidles and Billy Gold arrows were awarded to Lyon James Gary Raymond Roger Bobby Lowell Fred Neil Lonnie Bruce David Allan Hill Douglas Dennis Randy Dennis Gene Lany Roger Dennis Terry and Al Conlee is cubmaster for the Starts on School Construction WASHINGTON The House Education went Into closed to work on two Mil. The pIter Barden iw that far he was concerned the day for two weeks to complete the aid for Barden bristled at what he said he was action on the Plans Measures for Curbing Dust Nuisance * The proposal was offered a It suggested that the present 2''i per cent rite along with those for the use individual and taxes be continued until there was assurance of a 24 million dollar balance in the state treasury at the end of the next June 30, 1959. If the sales tax then would drop hack to two per cent. Also under the proposal if the salca tax rate did go back to two per cent and later it was discovered the balance would less than 24 million at the end of the then tlie sales tax would go back to 2M! per cent. Twenty both and took the floor to argue for or against the Conference Committee Informed of the House Gov. Herschell indicates a sincere desire on the part of the House to work out an acceptable The governor has said repeated ly he probably would veto any calling for n sales tax rate of morti than two per cent. Loveless earlier had told his hews conference he planned to send a statement to the House after they acted on the But when he learned of the action he said he does not now plan to the Opponents of the compromise called It an and a they said it would difficult to ad that it would hurt west em Iowa businessmen and that it would overtax the Those who argued for the com promise said it was probably the which be written so lato In the They that K the plan were not accepted the result might be a state property If the compromise was and Gov. Loveless vetoed the responsibility for a property tax would bo on * * House members who voted for the were Den Wilson and The only absent was Rep. All others voted the The which the House rejected Wednesday was approved by the Senate 30-20 Tuesday afternoon after hot The called a sales was drawn by a Conference * * The conference committee sought to resolve a deadlock between the two houses on the tax who favored the House which would have let the 2V2 per cent sales tax drop back to 2 per cent next Jan. 1, was opposed to the Senate Sen. conference committee said the group's report would the 2% per cent sales tax rate as long as the comptroller finds that the unencumbered state general fund will not reach 24 million dollars on June 80, 1959." If the comptroller determines that enough has been collected to provide the 24 he with approval of the Legislative Interim can order the Tax to reduce the 2V4 per cent rate to 2 per * * * The six Republicans o committee brought out the The two Sen. Gene L. Hoffman of West Grove and Rep. Reppert ol Des did sign it. said the represented a the Senate liad given up a provision for earmarking one cent ot sales tax for aid and full payment of agricultural land tax ia a yo-yo aales tax said Sen. Jack MUler said that under the the tax rate could be changed every and that for each inn ta page 7, 1 Byrd Asks Big Slash In Budget WASHINGTON Sen. Byrd Wednesday called for the replacement of Budget F. At tho same time Virginia senator plugged for an eight to nine billion dollar in President ponding Byrd that he dws not all such a reduction right Applause t speech by Byrd before the United of Commerce he demanded an end to tho of money and said removal be who spends much of his energy pushing for the businessmen at their 4^h wc may be 90 fortunate as to have another budget budget director dedicated to economy of dedicated to finding ways to spend money and new to money on the present Buttonholed later by Byrd said he was not calling for resignation up to the It's not for me to demand Uie * But he Mr. Brundage his made a failure of his present budget ' has increases itll way the I think budget is and am simply expressing the hope that we will have a new budget director who would br. dedicated to economy instead of In his prepared Byrd declared almost every agency could safely tike a 6 tn 10 per cent rut in Its and He said that if would cut the spending for the year beginning July 1 to levels It reduce taxes ts possible we cannot reach the 1985 level in tlie com ng he said in a for the annual meeting of the U. 8. of we can work toward that Eisenhower's outlay for the year beginning July 1 most Irresponsible budget submitted in my Byrd said goal should be a return to the 164.600,000,000 spent In the year July 19M. If that could be the Virginia senator there also could be a payment of two billion dollars on the national who heads the Senate Finance broke down his tax reduction this Lower -an increase from in Income tax saving all taxpayers a toUi of * * Middle in bracket rates with a consequent tax High income bracket Reduction In maximum rate from 91 to 65 per saving 225 Reduction In tho present maximum of 52 per cent tax to SO per an 830-miIllon dollar Small A he not explain which would cut million dol lars off the t-x Reduction of a dollars the must excise GOP Leaders Urge Ike To Go to People WASHINGTON to go to the people with an for his and his aid Senate OOP of California told there WHS a general nt the weekly White Housn key of a the He said It was the view of the leaders that President talk to Uio * be very helpful on luul on other as Nothing was worked hp In the way of a foi to Holh the lid ami n of n ein no my knowland Uvr a thiTT at House Martin taken a * * left in of his own on tho he ihp to I ho iit the Mon his to in until It ik on nml segments of the mUil nn far In n lor Honnia only n will only until regular P. 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Stamp Window Will Earlier Effective the stamp and parcel window at the local post office will close IS minutes at 8:15 Instead of Uie 6:80 as at In star route to leaves now at 5:40 Instead of tlie former time of 6:20, gives employes only 40 minutes to and tie out the mall which conn's In at 5 asks that oJI firms ami offices heavy evening mulling to bring their mall to in the or drop it in letter by % p m will help to avoid the liod minute rush In out on time He also that due to Mm change to 8hv the St James leaves here at 2 45 Instead of p.m. The Ht route goes ami Sherburn lo St. with mall lor Uie Twin Cities via New Ulm Albert Coleman Dies Mother Abandons 13; Calls Him Incorrigible LOS Juvenile officers are seeking a chiW complaint against 43 Mrs. Sadie walked into a police station with her son and take I dont want him any said her son Jerrald was and psychiatrists and marriage haven't she a rood Md and But he's He steals and liex and be touches Is de boy's father 8�: didn't know what to do tf we have to go to for that's the way It has to ' In mid he giJl Tries To Make Appropriation Acceptable DKa A r ference to present a to tlie fumU lo Ui next bi The House im other conference commit k the approved tho The chamber was amendment lo an Hulary 70') the of i the traveling The a the amount lo 500, the nunc paid directors of the ami law than 13 m involved In the Hp The House Tuesday a Senate to a hill supplying 16 million tor of Control in In the next and the to the Probationary Policeman Fired From Albert of Term last at 9 30 at the was to a Horn June IHM si I Mr farmed In the until Uic spring of when he moved to and wu engaged In the business there for five He was then the at until In 1W4, Married at to the former of on Mr is by his four Mrs. Maiy of Roy of MiN of ami Mrs of Terril ami nml of umj of * * * ulster and his Mr man in death Mr wm n vterin rf War I. of the No 432. the Oilier of K 8Hir and Iho An li the taller for which Mr nimi had for 20 Mr. Cole man was n have tentatively luen set 2 Friday at the h In will with the * * 1�' will be vii 1 Will im- iii ( ' H n 11 until If m will Im- ' til In i/f Considers for 4 Wards nt will bf nut inMt by an if n 01 ho Uie cm 111 tio by pity ami menis for n tt Is That m ide of ihr 1 held yesterday the 11 ml U aa recorded by The an itie in unproved Miii 1 M u liny ' 1^0 M men be linn liy h i 1 mill u not em 1 the of W ISUi of the tn ctn br 1*111 faced n la that have hml sewer He Is nre 0�millman arvas gel vice which i have Mrd ' He asked if 1 can ilo something for Ingr on gravni * * * 1 tPd Otto the an li 1 the plan to 11 within 1 Tlie itf mull by al im 1-r block the nt 1'. 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