Farm Bureau Tax Bill Gains Senate Support in Iowa
In Des Moines the Farm Bureau tax measure, backed by about a fourth of the Senate, moves to tax revision debate as a compromise option. The plan would tax corporations, incomes, and property at graded rates, with exemptions for certain organizations, overseen by the state board and county treasurers, and a guaranteed $20,000 for schools.
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IOWA NEWS IN BRIEF CASTALIA AND SURROUNDING TOWNS
A brief from Castalia honors Mr and Mrs Charles Winn on their golden wedding at Mrs Dehe Winns home. Edna Clough Winn, formerly of Cris tala, recalls farm years and a son Charles of Castaha. Other items cover Onslow lodge election results, Belle Plaine council on potential assessor vacancy, and local church notices with community updates from Columbus Junction Riverside and Marengo.
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Charles Winn
Dehe Winn
Winn
Edna Clough
Cristala
Charles
Castaha
Onslow
Onslow Masonic Lodge
Gray Dreibilbes
Augustus Dreibilbes
Earl Heath
Secretar Ward Hicks
SC Hout Belle Plaine
Watee Hakerar
Elecee
Garrison Tre
Walsor
Everine
Cevermors
Rome
Marens
Columbus Junction
Fea Crawse Fort
Markey
Netup
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Marc
Marengo
Veterans of Foreign Wars to hold session in Oelwein
The administration of the Toua Department of Veterans of Foreign Wars will meet in Oelwein on Saturday and Sunday. A new home cafe and a social exercise will follow. Patrick will record letters for the post. State commander Torem and master Risher will speak. Eddie Blerehd, state service officer, and Mrs Awa Hae Tahan, state president, will attend.
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Eddie Blerehd
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Mt Vernon widow Mrs Charles W Kepler dies at 84
Mrs Charles W Kepler 84 a member of Mount Vernon’s prominent family and widow of Cant Cracles W Kepler died Thursday in Creve Coeur hospital after a long illness. Born June 6 1849 to David and Adeline McClasket she lived in Cedartown County before moving to Mount Vernon. She was active in church and local affairs.
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Mount Vernon
Charles W Kepler
David McClaskex
Pionert
Ounshin
Repler
Lisbon
Homer
Aise Saraving
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Fragmentary OCR text shows mixed letters and partial names with stray codes. No coherent event or clear subjects emerge beyond scattered tokens and likely misread terms.
Confesses Theft Four Guns From Store At Ventura
Waterloo AP report says Stanley Kaste, 25, and Clarence Kaste, 36, brothers from Janesville Ta, were arrested for auto larceny. Deputies found four shotguns, one sawn off, and 25 boxes of shells. Autoload claimed from George Trautman store in Ventura. Stanley Kaste confessed stealing blankets wrenches grills and a blowtorch.
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Clarence Kaster
Janesville
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George Trautman
Stanley Waster
Ventura
Cornell College professor hurt in fall on ice
Prof. H W Balez of Cornell College sustained injuries after slipping on three covered steps outside the college library. He was taken to St Luke’s Hospital in Cedar Rapids for treatment and remained under care as tests revealed multiple fractures.
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Cornell College
de Garretts Mount Vernon
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Cedar Mands
Zatarate
Transient victim of murderous assault reported
Special to The Gaerite details a transient victim from Muscatine attacked during a train incident near Belle Plaine. The injured man, Haney, aged about 40, suffered head wounds and facial injuries, while investigators seek relatives.
Belle Plaine Ice Case Details Emerge
Fragmentary records describe an incident involving a 45 year old resident connected to a Mosida case. The text mentions Bot. SD and a move from Bri2 Flaine to Zittmersi, with funeral and services held at Drissokt chapel. Widow and child are noted.
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Mona
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Clayton County CWA Program Employs 431 Men Countywide
Clayton County reports 431 men on the CWA program with 481 total workers countywide. Crews cover street work, water mains, sewers, flood prevention, and ditch maintenance across towns including Elkader, North Buena Vista, Strawberry Point, and Volga City. The program reduces county poor fund spending and plans to hire twenty women under a new county emergency plan.
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Strawberry Point
Swenty
St. Olaf
North Buena Vista
Volga Cry
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County Poor Fund
University of Iowa Women’s Athletic Association Adds New Members
Iowa City announces the induction of thirty four University of Iowa students into the Women’s Athletic Association. Named inductees include Ruth Tousood De Gaz Rapids Dormidy Gerber Iowa De Acmes Patterson Rashira Rimm Blairstown Marguerite Hessel Iowa City Maxine Schlanbusch Josephine Groul Maquoketa Alice Leighton Mary Eleanor Johnston Kathryn Neuzil Iowa City Alice Bittner Solon.
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Grete Towa
University of Towa
Weemers Athistice Association
Ruth Toosood
de- Gaz Rapids
Dormidy Gerber
Iowa
de Acmes Patterson
Iowa City
Rashira Rimm
Blairstown
Marguerite Hessel
Maxine Schlanbusch
Josephine Groul
Maquoketa
Alice Leighton
Tama Man Killed On Icy Highway
Joseph Kaufman of Tama died Thursday after his car left a road and fell down a ten foot embankment five miles north of Toledo. He suffered a broken neck and head injuries and was dead on arrival at a Toledo doctor’s office. A crossing flagman for the North Western railroad, he is survived by his widow and nine daughters.
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Cornell Drama Group Announces Its Pledges
Mount Vernon area report lists sixteen Cornell College drama pledges to the Purple Mask society. Four pledges were elected to active membership: Lester Coleman, Constance Root, Virginia Blanchard, and Glenn Low. Others named include Marian Ketelsen, Howard Senft, Ava Schnittjer, Ruth Burton, Edgar Walker, Frank Alyison, Isabel Rigby, Carol Bettner, Margaret Handel, Stuart Frazier, John Winnie, Marian Chamberlain, Harriet Crumb, Gordon Chamberlain, Kenneth Kiefer, and Carl Weber.
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Ruth Burton
Tama
Edgar Walker
Mason City
Frank Alyison
Brockton
Mass
Isabel Rigby
Stanwood
Carol Bettner
la Porte City
Margaret Handel
Stuart Frazier
West Newbury
John Winnie
Clear Lake
Marian Chamberlain
Muscatine
Harriet Crumb
Cedar Rapids
Gordon Chamberlain
Arlington
Kenneth Kiefer
Pocahontas
Carl Weber
Columbus Junction
Iowa Debaters Lose to Michigan Team in Contest
University of Iowa debaters fell to Michigan speakers in the Western Conference contest held in Iowa City. Representing Iowa were Ansel Chapman of Iowa City and John Moon and Roswell Johnson of Ottumwa. The issue debated was whether a constitutional amendment would permanently grant presidential powers as of July 1, 1933.
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University of Iowa
University of Michigan
Ansel Chapman
John Moon
Roswell Johnson
Ottumwa
Iowa
Five Day Vacation Over Holidays For Conservation Corps
AMES Iowa leaders announce a five day paid holiday break for Civilian Conservation corps volunteers. Men may take the leave during Christmas from Dec 21 to Dec 26 or over the New Year from Thursday to Tuesday, with camp staffing maintained and turkey dinner served for those staying. Nearly all Towans in Iowa camps are expected to take the vacation.
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Civilian Conservation Corps
Iowa
C. B. MacDonald
MacDonald
Iowa City Man Heads Iowa County Attorneys Association
Johnson County Attorney F. B. Olsen of Iowa City was elected leader of the County Attorneys Association of Iowa at its annual convention banquet. E. E. Poston of Corydon was named vice president and James H. Craven of Greene became secretary treasurer. The group endorsed a state police system and heard Attorney General E. F. L. O'Connor discuss county duties enforcing the liquor control act.
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Johnson County
FP. B. Olsen
Iowa City
O'Connor
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