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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1933
Page
11
The governor urges legislative action on mortgage foreclosures and tax reform. He calls for longer redemption periods, fair rent and profit considerations, and protections for homeowners amid farm losses. He advocates replacing millage with replacement taxes and taxing able to pay, plus strong utility assessments and state regulation of communications firms.
The governor urged keeping the primary law, opposing repeal as an improvement over caucus and convention systems. He highlighted gasoline tax and license fee reductions funding bonded debt and urged protecting these funds. He noted the Long suspension and impeachment question, stressing public trust and accountability.
Gov Dan W Turner urges a state wide program in his biennial message to the legislature. The recommendations include repealing certain tax levies and reductions in salaries, consolidating departments, enacting a rigid income tax, revising tax laws, and ensuring equal tax burden across the state. He proposes tighter controls on spending, improved governance of public institutions, and measures to boost Iowa production, employment, and fair rates for utilities. The plan also calls for tightening liquor enforcement, preserving the primary law, adjusting mortgage foreclosure laws, and enabling counties to borrow for poor relief.
The text warns that foreign aggression cannot destroy the nation, but internal corruption endangers representative government. It urges citizens to stay vigilant, demand honesty, and oppose graft by those in public trust.
In Iowa City district court former teller James V. O Meara testified that Charles Berry stated deposits were in checks only on two occasions last year. He contradicted Berry's claim of a $20,000 cash deposit plus $6,000 in checks, noting bank records show only $6,000 in checks. The case seeks to trace a $20,000 discrepancy between Berry’s books and the bank’s.
The Dysart high school declamatory event held Friday afternoon in the auditorium crowned champions in three divisions. Oratorical honors went to Paul Dougan first and Ralph Reed second. Dramatic honors to Clarence Graepp first and Mary Lasenichy second. Humorous honors to Irene Brandan first and Leland Lally second.
The Dodge Sux showcases floating power engine mountings hydraulic brakes steel bodies and a double drop bridge-type frame with free wheeling and new startling improvements. Priced as low as $595, it claimed to achieve what others thought impossible.
DES MOINES AP Bills to repeal the five day marriage license law the legislative expense act and to abolish state aid to county Farm Bureaus were filed in the house. Rep C E Malone and Rep S B Durant authored repealers while Gov elect Herring was to advise on budget auditor duties. Petitions sought tax on chain stores in Wapello Mahaska and Montgomery counties and residents petitioned against liquor law repeal or weakening in Tama and Mahaska counties.
W J Sodene of Huntington West Virginia 26 appeared before Justice Hufford and was bound over to the grand jury on a charge of uttering a false check. He was arrested Saturday night by the Chelsea marshal after giving a 14 dollar check at Ben s bargain store for merchandise and change. The check bore the name of Mrs Elma Mason of Clutter the woman he worked for last summer. It is stated it is unlawful for a woman to be a bell hop in Ohio.
South Carolina's motor vehicle division collected more than 610000 for 1933 automobile license plates before December 1, reflecting strong demand and early sales momentum for the new plates.
A home cough remedy using Pinex and sugar syrup promises quick relief for stubborn coughs. Mix 214 ounces of Pinex into a pint bottle with two cups sugar and one cup water to create a no cook syrup that saves money and soothes inflamed membranes.
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