Democrats Push Back As Iowa Tax Bills Die In House
Capitol hill factions clash after a Democratic-led house kills nine tax reduction and economy bills. Republicans, led by Sen. Ed Hicklin, warn the program is threatened and call for fresh action or voter pressure to restore reductions. Representatives Malone and others report 19 measures blocked. A governor’s message on tax relief was sought.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Capitol Hill
Assembly
Clyde L. Herring
Ed Hicklin
Warpello County
Senate
Hicklin
House
Charles Malone
Rep. Malone
Wound Suffered in Milk War Proves Fatal
A man wounded during the milk war confrontation dies in hospital. The incident occurred as a conference planned to discuss passage of tax reduction measures.
Bible Warning at Waterloo County Board Meeting
A marked Bible was filed in the county auditor’s office as a warning to the board of supervisors. Passages on Sodom and Gomorrah were marked to illustrate punishment for ignoring economic advice. E. L. Hosteter urged heed to past lessons on economy. Diamonds are the hardest minerals.
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Waterloo
INS
County Auditor’s Office
Board of Supervisors
Sodom and
Gommorah
E. L. Hosteter
Canadian Minister Calls Freer Trade At Farm Forum
ANTES AP report notes Duncan Marshall Canadian minister of agriculture urged breaking trade barriers to restore freer world commerce at Iowa State College’s Farm and Home week. He critiqued domestic allotment plans and favored currency adjustment as a quicker remedy.
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Antes
Parm
Iowa State College
Duncan Marshall
Marshal
Charles E. Hearst
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
United States
T. W. Schultz
Agricultural Economics Department
Schultz
Europe
Gregory Shepherd
Shepherd
Benton County Rehires Engineer Hall With Salary Cut
Benton County’s engineer AL Hall was rehired at 1500 for the year starting April 1 1933 after a board vote. Salary had been 3240 previous year with mileage 5 cents. Other candidates and board votes noted. A 10 percent cut in the Farm Bureau appropriation reduced funding to 2700.
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the Gazette
Winton
AL Hall
Board of Supervisors
Hail
Benton County
W. Glenn Wood
Vinton
Kent Co. McIntyre
Detroit
Phil C. Englert
Iowa City
Rudy Tecklenburg
Keystone
P. E. Higham
St. Ansgar
Clifford L. Donovan
Belle Plaine
T. E. Riley
Maquoketa
Hall
Snow
Wyckoff
Hertle
Fagan
Beatty
Benton County Farm Bureau
Symposium in Iowa Law Review Highlights International Legal Developments
The January issue of the Iowa Law Review from the University of Iowa law college presents a broad view of administrative law developments in the United States England France and Germany with thirteen leading barristers contributing. Dean Eugene A Gilmore says the symposium is the broadest project of its kind for any law review and plans for future symposia on international law business associations and procedure are mentioned. Established in 1915 the Iowa Review circulates to about 1000 law colleges and Iowa lawyers.
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Iowa City
United States
England
France
Germany
Iowa Law Review
University of Iowa Law College
Law Review
Eugene A. Gilmore
Iowa Law College
Iowa Review
Iowa Ar
Narrow Escape From Gas Poisoning
URBAN Clifford Sauer and Roy Sauer narrowly escaped carbon monoxide poisoning while working on a car in a closed garage. Roy became numb and fainted as Clifford opened a door. a physician revived him after forty five minutes. Clell Hoon lost a right hand when crushed by a hoist chain on Thursday.
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Clifford Sauer
Roy Sauer
Roy
Clifford
Clell Hoon
Old Stone House Burns Near La Porte City
The oldest farm home in the area, a seventy five year old stone house two miles northwest of La Porte City near highway 218, was destroyed by fire Wednesday. Owned by Mrs. Jerry Frahm and occupied by Urban Brecher, it was uninsured against loss. Local firemen responded but could not save the building due to water shortages.
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LA Porte City
Highway
Jerry Frahm
Urban Brecher
W. F. Brecher
Evangelical Church
Fairfield cattle cases nearing end
Jefferson county cattle cases move toward dismissal after County Attorney Otto Eckey files petitions to drop twelve counts. He argues numerous witnesses are out of state and unavailable for prosecution. Judge E K Daugherty will rule by Saturday.
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Jefferson County
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Ottumwa
Iowa
Illinois
Texas
John Carrow
F. W. Riggs
Libertyville
Robert A. M. Peterson
C. V. Peterson
New London
Robert Delashmutt
Mount Pleasant
John B. Stever
Tony Ruggles
A. M. Tracey
Fairfield
Keokuk County Taxpayers Seek Salary Cuts and Oversight
At a Kiokuk county taxpayers meeting in Memorial hall more than 500 residents urged the board of supervisors to cut wages for appointive officers by 20 percent and have elected officials donate 20 percent to the county poor fund. They called to limit road building and require occasional engineering, with a push to dismiss the county engineer and reduce use of county motor equipment. In Belle Plaine the fire department fought a stove pipe blaze at Jerry Young home causing about 600 dollars in damage insured.
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Board of Supervisors
Keokuk County
Memorial Hall
Dave Vollmer
Ed Drew
Orville Mitts
Tom Gruigings
Albert Mateer
John Ritter
Fedal Schultheiss
Charles Blom
Charles Robins
Tom Legoe
County Poor Fund
Belle Plaine
Jerry Young
P.T.A. Board Seeks Continued Hygiene Aid and Watch on Radio
Iowa P T A board adopted resolutions urging continued state funding for the bureau of maternity and infant hygiene and protested radio programs exploiting children. They also authorized a telegram opposing bills making cattle tuberculin testing optional. Attendees listed from Des Moines Sioux City Cedar Rapids Ames and Spencer. West Liberty speech on the Kellogg Peace Pact set for Sunday at 7 30 in the Christian church.
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Iowa Congress of Parents and Teachers
Charles F. Pye
Bureau of Maternity and Infant Hygiene
State Department of Health
Ames
Iowa
Senate
House
A. S. Elder
Sioux City
Pye
J. E. Keck
B. C. Hopkins
John Gronseth
Walton A. Keller
Cedar Rapids
Harold Anderson
Iowa City
L. C. Schuknecht
C. C
West Liberty
Robert Brooke
Iowa Relief From Extreme Cold Ends Sharp Drop in Temps
Iowa thawed from a brutal cold spell as temperatures rose after three days of sub zero weather. Sioux City Dubuque and Charles City reported six below. forecasters predicted 10 to 15 degrees warmer by night. A Creston man died freezing in a wrecked car and a Waterloo resident was hospitalized with severe frostbite. Louisa county hired Roy Penticost as steward and stewardess with 65 dollar monthly pay while Engineer Hinderman kept his 2200 dollar yearly salary.
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Associated Press
Phonc
R. D. Markell
Sioux City
Elk Point
Markell
Nile Cochran
Des Moines
Iowa
Charles City
Dubuque
Charles D. Reed
Will Haines
Creston
John Irwin
Waterloo
Apello
Louisa County Board of Supervisors
Roy Penticost
Louisa County
A. W. Hinderman
Fire guts Glatstein department store in Muscatine
A three story Muscatine Glatstein department store suffered a $25000 blaze starting on the second floor. Firemen battled for three hours as flames climbed to the third floor and ruptured the roof before being brought under control. In Vinton a Scout night is set for February 26 at the Presbyterian church with the theme Three Thousand Years of Scouting.
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Glatstein
Vinton
Presbyterian Church
Carl Kouba
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