Iowa lawmaking speeds up as Beardsley plans loom large
The Iowa legislature presses for rapid action on major bills with hopes to finish in 90 to 100 days. Key items include a 72.25 million bond plan for a wartime surplus bonus, a 40 million stabilizing reserve fund, and ongoing road and office building projects. Senate confirms Henry Burma to the board of control and lawmakers debate reapportionment while housekeeping moves limit maid service costs for the governor.
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Iowa Press Association
Assembly
House Appropriations Committee
Williams
Beardsley
Senate
Henry Burma
House
State Board of Control
F. F. Hopkins
Mason City Democrat
Heardsley
Toni Wave
House Dairy and Foods Committee
State Conservation Commission
Highway Commission
Iowa
House Roads Committee
Senator Maytag's Local Flight Time Favors Proximity
1,000 hours of air time are noted. Another licensed pilot in the assembly is Sen. Fred Maytag of Newton. He does not commute due to the proximity of his home to the capital.
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Davenport
Senate
Oliver DeGroote
Humboldt
Schwengel
Kenneth Evans
Charles Everett
Ames
Story County Farmers Mutual Fire and Lightning Insurance Association
Story County
Reading
Tom Moore King
Assembly
Methodist
Line
House
Senate Aviation Committee
Des Moines
Ralph Benson
Jefferson
Verne Lisle
Clarinda
Benson
Fred Maytag
Newton
Capital
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