Tax trends and public interest in Cedar Rapids taxes
The piece discusses the first half property tax deadline passing with few taxpayer calls. It notes possible tax base broadening from home building and industry, potential future valuations, and rising public expenditures. It cites a California poll showing low political knowledge among students and laments lack of citizen engagement in government.
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Jeffers
Cedar Rapids
Mons
Lol
Weir
Antourette
California
Henry A. Turner
Political Scionee
Cati+ forks
Russia
Citizens Engage in Politics as Clearing House Expands
The Citizenship Clearing House broadens outreach to encourage higher civic participation among women and youths. Efforts began years ago with demonstrations and trips to Washington, aiming to mobilize voters and inform citizens about political processes despite persistent apathy.
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Citizenship Clearing House
Balancing Economy Term Coinage Sought by Commission
A discussion on creating a single coined term for a balanced economy blending agriculture and industry. Proposals include eddustrial and milisiren tata variants, with a suggestion to offer a prize to encourage new word inventions from the public.
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Nan Syvort
Tome
Eithough
Java Development Commission
Wwe
Kindness and Convalescence in Heart Care Debated
George E. Sokolszy discusses how well meaning support can hinder recovery for heart attack patients. He argues patients benefit from active rehabilitation and routines, while overprotection by doctors and relatives may impede regained strength and independence.
Ten Years Ago Reflected In Local Leadership Shifts
This Day recalls General Charles 10 years ago who spoke to Chamber of Commerce personnel managers about industry plans. Herbert I. Kigels became president of Unnaversh Bnpineering Corp, succeeding A. W. Lattese eo Mrs. Wilson, and Coo Cie Cen headed a disturbed Meelthy An Dinealn effort. Also noted: 30 years ago Dos Tene Lr in Tos Amuoles California and a winter voyage incident involving a neighbor teacher Miia.
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Herbert I. Kigeleds
Unnaversh Bnpineering Corporation
Suereeding
A.W
Wilso C
Wits
Tos Amuoles
Calif
Weliere Sie
Dale
Laskel Bolt
Sinusitis in Children and Nasal Septum Deformities
Medical note discusses chronic sinus inflammation in children, linking nasal septum deviation to recurrent headaches and sinus infections. It cautions against overuse of nose drops, notes eyes and nervous strain as possible headache causes, and mentions antibiotics can help if no nasal obstruction exists. The text promotes a sinusitis booklet and notes misalignments may require care.
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Chainty Raush Mob
Akal
Tesson
Roosevelt foes urge restraint on treaty making amendment
In a national debate Roscoe Drummond argues against a cracker‑type constitutional amendment aimed at limiting presidential treaty powers. He notes President Truman would likely sign if pressure grows, while cautioning that any change could unbalance foreign policy and Congressional role in international agreements.
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Cena
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Gss
Senate
United States
Free World
Wéfard
Hans . Af Ileal
Bricker
Jenner
Elvenhower
President bristles at Bricker style treaty amendment debate
The text discusses constitutional debate over restricting treaty making by the President and Senate. It contrasts Senator Bricker’s view with President Eisenhower’s stance, noting fears of executive and legislative overreach and potential impacts on foreign policy and civil rights protections.
Mid East Worries Cast Shadow Over British Policy
Joseph Alsop reports Britain faces dire Middle East tensions as war risk grows, with Eden seeking American aid and possible coups in Jordan and Saudi influence. Anxiety centers on oil access, U S support, and the fragile Anglo American Middle East strategy amid a looming crisis.
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Jordan
Egyptiaty Radio
Tardan
Britain
London
Middle East
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Fronen
Cwain
Col
Washington
United States
The Stile and Cities of Towa and Hiring the Handicapped
The forum discusses Towas industrial growth and employment barriers for disabled job seekers. It cites Eisenhowers view on hiring the handicapped, calls for training programs funded by taxes, and urges businesses to provide decent jobs rather than preferente favors.
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Towa
Eisenhower Hias
Hoerh
Peleva Fk
Thad Polio
Towa State Voontinul Fehabitation Division
Seriou
Outcry Over Local Development Sparks Letters to the Editor
Readers denounce a proposed shopping center as a threat to the West Branch area and its residents. They compare merchants to a whale and question priorities between national politics and local welfare, urging care for the community.
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Lic Cesar Rapide
Talselty
Oulavonlyye
Mey
Readers urged to send letters to the Gazette's forum
The Gazette invites readers to mail letters to its Proprietor's Forum. Letters must include the writer's name and address, be concise and on a single side, and may be edited for length before publication.
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