Iowa Senate Advances Tax Relief for Farm Land in Cities
The Iowa Senate passed a tax relief bill allowing a $660 000 annual appropriation to grant tax credits for farm land inside city school districts A party split occurred with Senator Donahue opposing on fiscal grounds while Senator Hoeven led the push The bill caps school taxes at 15 mills and directs the balance to districts before sending the measure to the governor for approval
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Des Moines
Iowa Senate
E. P. Donahue
New Hampton
State General Fund
C. B Hoeven
Alton
Senate
Donohue
Chickasaw
Heeven
Donahue
House
Nazarene Church to Host Rev J F Geist Speaker
The Rev J F Geist treasurer and field secretary of Olivet College will speak Sunday at 7 30 p m at the Church of the Nazarene at K Street and Fourteenth Avenue SW. He has spoken 300 times in youth rallies and conventions and will discuss Youth at the Cross Roads.
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J F. Geist
Olivet College
Olivet
Church of the Nazarene
K Street
Fourteenth Avenue
Geist
Senate OKs Tax Breaks and Local Speed Limit Bill
The senate approved tax relief for Tabor College covering 1932 to 1937 and concurred with house amendments to define speed limits in suburban areas. The house amendments also removed the general farm superintendent position from the board of control and made business manager appointments optional with the governor.
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Senate
Board of Control
Tabor College
Windsors Postpone Tour to After Easter
Paris reports the Duke and Duchess of Windsor postpone their Moroccan tour until after Easter citing the international situation.
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Windsors
Paris
Duke and Duchess of Windsor
State Salary List for 1938 Revealed
A compiled roster shows salaries for university faculty and administrators in 1938, listing names such as Eugene A Gilmore president and Roy C Fingering liberal arts professor, with salaries ranging from about 4 500 to 10 000 dollars and noting deans, directors, and professors across medicine law liberal arts engineering education and commerce. Many entries include both current and prior year amounts.
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Percy Bordwell
George T Bresnahan
A. W Bryan
Edward W. Chittenden
Philip G. Clapp
William H Cobb
F. M. Dawson
Roy C. Flickinger
Liberal Arts
Norman Foerster
Eugene A Gilmore
Elizabeth Halsey
Frederick G. Higbee
Ernest Horn
Philip Charles Jeans
George F. Kay
Horace M Korns
Medicine
Rudolph A. Kuever
Pharmacy
Mason Ladd
Law
M Willard Lampe
Henning Larsen
Kar EB Leib
Everett F Lindquist
Edward C Mabie
Ewen M. MacEwen
Bruce E. Mahan
Henry Mattill
John T. McClintock
Charles H. McCloy
Philip Mechem
Sidney L. Miller
Frank L. Mott
Paul C Packer
Odis K Patton
Rollin M Perkins
Elmer T Peterson
Chester A Phillips
Oscar H. Plant
Everett D. Plass
Fred M Pownall
Director Publications
Edward B Reuter
Commerce
Henry L. Reitz
Winfred T Root
Wiley B. Rutledge
Paul L Sayre
Fred M Smith
Harry P. Smith
George VW Stewart
George D Stoddard
Graduate School
I Il Tubbs
R F Williams
Emil Witschi
Frances Zuill
Psychopathic Hospital
Gazette Want Ads Highlight Daily Money Making Openings
Yesterday's list showcased wants from a registered pharmacist to ride to Los Angeles and two to receive good auto radios. Today new opportunities appear to make or save money in The Gazette Want Ad section. Read the ads daily for profit.
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Los Angeles
Gazette
Notable State Officials And Professors Salaries Listed
A compiled list shows salaries for numerous university faculty led by deans and professors such as George W. Godfrey and Charles Murray, plus elective state officials including Governor Nelson G. Kraschel and Attorney General John H Mitchell. Amounts range from $5,000 to $8,500 with earlier and later figures noted in parentheses.
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Nelson G. Kraschel
Robert E. O'Brian
Leo J Wegman
Thomas L. Curran
John H Mitchell
City Briefs and Personals Highlight Local Happenings
Monticello visitors en route to San Francisco and Des Moines reports a variety of events. Good Friday services announced at Sunshine Mission and St Johns Syrian Orthodox church. Townsend clubs plan a dance at 109 Second Avenue SE with one no meeting. Ames funeral for Fred Richter. C E Oleson family notified. Fort Des Moines vacancies listed by Army recruiter. Religious services at First Reformed Church and Shueyville U B church with Easter programs. Cuban trip noted for Sanford Kerr and John Kruger's appendectomy. Y M Club elects Otto Thomson president.
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St. Johns Syrian Orthodox Church
Seventh Street
Sixth Avenue SE
Townsend Clubs
Second Avenue SE
Townsend Club No
C E Oleson
Mount Vernon Avenue
Ames
Oleson
Fred Richter
Adams Funeral
Young Men’s Club Officers and New Members Listed
The Young Men’s Club of the YMCA announces new officers led by successor to Fred Schwarz. Robert Gillam is vice president, Leo Wise secretary, Basil Harris treasurer. New members Emil Dvorak and Bob Gallagher join. A volleyball and softball team is formed with co captains Glenn McDonald and Mace Brown. A club social is set for Friday April 14.
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Y MC
Fred Schwarz
Robert Gillam
Leo Wise
Basil Harris
Emil Dvorak
Bob Gallagher
Glenn McDonald
Mace Brown
Local Red Cross Sends Garments to Veterans Hospitals
Seventeen sweaters and four beanies knitted by Cedar Rapids women under Miss Helen Hubbard go to Fitzsimmons veterans hospital in Denver. Ten pairs of toe socks go to Red Cross headquarters in St Louis. An afghan by First Presbyterian chapel society under Mrs C W Bingham heads to a disabled veteran. Knights of Columbus clubroom guests hear about a three handed card game with Jack Phillips winning a double farmer in spades and 100 acres.
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Cedar Rapids
Helen Hubbard
Fitzsimmons Veterans Hospital
Denver
Red Cross
St Louis
Chapel Society
First Presbyterian Church
C W_ Bingham
Knights of Columbus
Jack Phillips
Avenue NW
Bob Seecik
Ed Peterson
Seven Cedar Rapids women receive Red Cross home hygiene certificates
Seven Cedar Rapids women earned Red Cross home hygiene certificates after completing training led by registered nurse Mrs Marion Winfert. The Linn County chapter committee chair Mrs Carl N Ettinger announced the results naming graduates including Mrs Cora Clark Coberly and Mrs Lillian Hahn among others.
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Cedar Rapids
Red Cross
Marion Winfert
Carl N. Ettinger
Linn County
The
Cora Clark Coberly
Lillian Hahn
Helen Halvor
Local Women Named in Engagement Notices
Sen, Mrs Frank Kralik, Mrs Glen Powers, Mrs Lillian Powers and Mrs Alda van Pappelendam appear in community engagement notices detailing forthcoming ceremonies and social arrangements.
High Twelve Easter Program At Roosevelt Hotel
High Twelve members observed Easter season at the Roosevelt hotel with a talk by Rev Dr William M. Evans and by a quartet directed by Charles Laurance. The quartet includes Ethyl Birmingham, George Krabbenhoff, Norman Emerson, and Amos Elderkin with Mrs. Charles Laurance accompanying. Dr Evans spoke on Good Friday and the cross’s transformation at Easter.
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Jesus
Tuna Cans Highlight Heavy Fish Market
The tuna, a fish sometimes weighing over 1000 pounds, is sold mainly in half-pound cans. This practice reflects industry packaging trends and consumer demand for compact portions.
Vet Returns Medal Saying It Doesn't Suit Relief Work
Boise Idaho AP veteran Thomas Neibsut returns the Congressional Medal of Honor awarded twenty one years earlier to General John J Pershing. Neibsut, supported by his wife and seven children on WPA labor pay, argues the honor conflicts with his relief job. He criticizes the government for the mismatch and cites his World War I service at Argonne forest on November 16, 1918.
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Boise
Idaho
Aoostib
John J Pershing
Emuiy Woodring
Thomas Neibsut
Nejibaur
Oan Enensan
Frances Argonne Forest
William Fo
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Iowa
Bill
Packer
T R. Agg
H D Bergman
RE. Bliss
Charles H Brown
RE. Buchanan
Graduate
C. ¥ Y Cannon
Carrie Chapman Catt
New York
N. Y
M S$ Cleghorn
M S Coover
W F Coover
C H_ Covault
Nichol-Kola
First Street NW
LaSalle
Camp Wapsie “Y
Camp Wapsie
Philco Radio
Aero
Terriage Aera
First Street
Mall Binenin
Camp Wapsie Y
Cedar Rapids Bottling Works
Iderki
H. HH
Kildee
A H Kimball
E. W Lindstrom
J T Lonsdale
Murl McDonald
E. Melhus
Barton Morgan
M Mortensen
Charles Murray
C. H Richardson
T. W Schultz
P. S. Chearer
E. R Smith
O R. Sweeney
P. C. Taff
G T Veenker
J. W. Woodrow
Teachers’ College
O R Latham
Highway Commission
F R White
F. H Mann
D W. Bates
B Murtagh
Walter L. Bierring
Health
A R_ Corey
State Fair Board
Reuben Dress
Monticello
City
San Francisco
G J Rowan
Consention
Stunshine Mission
Frank H Ward
Misson
St James Methodist Church
Ellis Boulevard
N Avenue NW
T C Colister
August Milles
Federal
Fourteenth Cavalry
Fourth Signal Company
Fort Des Moines
First Reformed Church
Eighth Avenue
L Street
Samuel Ramaker
Sanford Kerr
Bever Avenue
Mexico
United States
Key West
Fla
Cuba
John Kruger
Palo
St Luke's Hospital
Kruger
Shueyville United Brethren Church
George C. Scott
Y. M. Club
Otto Thomson
Kosticaronian
Beeson
American Trust Building
Second Street SE
Kingfish
Home Hygiene Awards
Riley
Lydia F. Pinkham
Pinkham
High Twelve
Turry
Great Lakes Optical Co
Wade
Coryell
Ctetraethyld
Coryell JO
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