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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1934
Page
12
A governor says the bill will give $20,000,000 tax relief and notes no constitutional questions. The measure, to be passed in a special session, aims to revise the gross income tax with potential legislative action if further changes are needed.
Clermont Lezionates hosts to county association event with attendees from Breck te Te Saree and West Union. Address by Cedar Rapids state commander Len Duste cites community effort, noting awards for meritorious service and the Fayette county quota surpassing its membership goal by five.
Special to The Gazette Azarengo two more candidates announced for the June Iowa county primary. One seeks the county recorder race, Hilton township native Feline Duries, a Republican with term in office, notes involvement with federal land bank loans and corn warehouse certificates. The other is J Paul Naughton, Democrat candidate for county attorney, a Parnell high school and University of Town College of Law graduate, practicing in Willamsheur and allied with incumbent Edward J Von Hoene.
Local government records show Keller approves a series of projects with the GWA agency. Documentation lists costs around 824.05 and mentions sites in Dabugar county and surrounding areas. Officials discuss farm plans, fishery steps, and related infrastructure. The note references funding, timelines, and oversight by Tap OWA authorities.
MacNider faces a lawsuit demanding 105000 pounds in damages. The case involves the North side and a court in Mason City with Justice WF Edwards presiding.
Cedar Rapids men will assist in enforcing a new state beer code in Iowa. The group includes local officials and business leaders from Des Moines and Cedar Rapids, chosen to oversee licensing, inspections, and compliance with the revised regulations.
Iowa health officials forecast a measles epidemic could arrive in 1933 1934 as cases rise statewide Dr Cast F Jertan notes outbreaks in three regions and warns about the disease spreading to children with precautionary measures being planned The state epidemiologist predicts a 10 percent infection rate among Iowa children and a growing number of cases already reported.
A state study shows teacher salaries slashed over two years with Des Moines area pay dropping from 556 to 679 dollars in 1931 32 to 445 dollars for the average instructor. Smaller towns report cuts from 310 to 353 dollars and other large reductions across the state.
Robert Alexander Hutton aged 84 of Columbus Junction died at 4 am Friday in Washington county hospital. Funeral services will be at Richie chapel Saturday at 2:30. He was born in Ticonderoga NY October 22, 1845 and moved to Washington County in 1838 years after. survived by wife Elizabeth Duncan, daughter Mrs Jar Robertson, four sons and four daughters. He was a member of the United Presbyterian church.
Milwaukee report says Jack McBride of Galena Iowa and Arthur Hamman of Monona Iowa were chased by detective George Peltman for over ten miles. He reached speeds up to 78 mph from Goerkes Corners to Twenty eighth and Wisconsin Ave. A revolver and shells were found in the auto. The men claimed unemployment. McBride had 144 dollars and Hamman 90 dollars.
Tama businessman Robert L. Beale remains in serious condition at a Marshalltown hospital after a Wednesday evening automobile crash that fractured his right knee cap and caused multiple injuries to his back. Beale, a known dealer with operations in Tama, Gilman, Potter, and Garwin, was driving when mules drawing another vehicle collided, leaving several injured nearby. An attending group includes Clifton Katland, farmer, and others who were in the area at the time.
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