Salute to EisenhowerDinner Dinner details and speaker announced
Senator Bourke B Hickenlooper will headline the Salute to Eisenhower dinner in Des Moines at the Kant Theatre on January 20 1956. The $26 net plate event, part of GOP fund raising, links coast to coast via closed circuit TV with leaders including Vice President Nixon and Secretary Humphrey among others. Tickets are on sale through county finance chairs.
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Reconvened Congress to tackle farm parity legislation
Don Cunningham argues that when Congress reconvenes its first priority will be farm legislation to restore parity for farmers and relieve agricultural perils. He notes past parity at 90 percent passed the House but stalled in the Senate, and outlines competing farm groups favoring 100 percent, 90 percent, flexible supports, the Soil Bank, subsidies, and market-levelling payments.
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Government in business and the anti ceiling stance shift
The author notes groups once opposing government in business now seek government help. They argue ceilings and restrictions were historically fought as infringements on individual rights, yet current calls show desire for government action. The piece argues the issue affects future freedom of action, not just economics.
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Veterans Tax Exemption Set-Up Changed For Property Proof
The new state law requires all veterans property exemptions to be filed annually beginning January 1 in the Assessor's office at the Courthouse rather than in the Auditor's office. The change addresses issues from the old law where exemptions remained after veterans sold properties to non veterans.
Veterans Exemption Rules and 1956 filing deadlines
Exemption eligibility requires honorable discharge or proper separation certificates filed in the county recorder. Applications for 1966 exemptions must be between January 1 and July 1, 1956. Korean veterans must record discharge and file with the County Assessor after January 1 and before July 1, 1956. Exemption may apply to real estate or personal property, or both. Wars and limits: Spanish American 1800, WWI 750, WWII 600, Korean War 500, Civil War widows 3000. Korean veterans must have served 1950-1963 and pay 1957 taxes before any benefits.
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