City Officials Take Salary Cuts After Council Actions
The council completed a broad set of salary reductions across city posts including a 10 percent pay cut for the mayor and council, wage drops for engineers and inspectors, and shifts to part time for several staff. Several officials, such as the acting dairy inspector and city attorney, saw specific adjustments while some salaries remained unchanged or limited by prior orders. The measure aims to balance budgets while maintaining essential services.
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Army chaplains to decorate graves at Arlington and Presidio
United States army chaplains at Fort Myer and at Presidio in San Francisco will again supervise grave decorations for personnel of the army navy marine corps and coast guard. Service members may request floral pieces for relatives graves by contacting the chaplains. A standard decoration design priced at two dollars requires remittance with the deceased’s name.
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San Francisco
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Approve R F C Projects At Walker and Springville
The county emergency reef committee on Wednesday approved Reconstruction Finance Corporation work projects at Walker and Springville. Walker requests street maintenance while Springville seeks park and street work.
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Springville
County Emergency Reef Committee
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Uptick Seen in Business and Jobs Report Across Regions
Reports from Chicago Detroit Charlotte San Francisco Minneapolis Oklahoma City and Cleveland indicate higher industrial power use, increased auto production and retail demand, rising wholesale trade, and more favorable bank lending with several areas noting upswings since mid-March.
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Steel Industry Shows Recovery Amid Mixed Signals Across Regions
In Cleveland production hit 41 percent the highest since 1931 with prospects for a further rise. The Republic Steel Co plans to resume limited operations in Birmingham next week, rehiring 300 men. Scrap iron moved up 50 cents with no orders for three months. April movement better than March as retail activity improves. In Seattle shipping shows definite regional improvement, say officials.
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Sentences Passed In Court At West Union
WEST UNION Several criminal cases were disposed of by Judge H E Taylor in district court this week. Clifford Bartels, recently released from prison for poultry theft, pled guilty to forgery and was sent to Anamosa for up to ten years. Albert Zanatti of Oelwein pled guilty to breaking and entering and drew up to ten years at Anamosa. A L Shipley of Oelwein pled guilty to a second liquor nuisance offense and was fined 500 dollars and sentenced to six months in jail. John Qocken of Oelwein was tried for operat-
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H. E. Taylor
Clifford Bartels
Anamosa
Albert Zanatti
Oelwein
Anamosa A. L. Shipley
John Qocken
Four-way field for Winneshiek school post with new entrant
G L Archer of Helena Montana enters the race for Winneshiek county superintendent joining Gertrude M Crane Leo Timp of Ossian and Decorah High School instructor Charles Steen. Dowse found guilty of liquor injunction violation and fined two hundred dollars while Talcott must serve three months in jail for intoxicated operation. Archer sent his entry by telegram to County Auditor N A Nelson.
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West Union
Kenneth Dowse
Oelwein
Decorah
G. L. Archer
Helena
Mont
Winneshirk
Archer
N. A. Nelson
Gertrude M. Crane
Leo Timp
Ossian
Charles Steen
Oelwein Welfare Leases 14 Acres for Unemployed Vegetables
The Oelwein welfare committee leased fourteen acres for vegetable planting by unemployed. Eight acres come from the Smith property north of town and six acres from the Voolker land just south of Oelwein.
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Oelwein Welfare Committee
Smith
Voolker
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