Iowa bankers plan ten tax law meetings across state
Iowa Bankers Association and Iowa State College extension agents announce ten conferences from January 21 to January 25 in Mount Pleasant Des Moines West Union Cedar Rapids to explain the personal income tax law. Sessions feature tax officials bankers and extension staff focusing on farm records and tax reporting. Local bankers will demonstrate farm credit statement use.
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Satutany
Iowa Bankers Association
Towa State College Extension Ion
LaVerne Clark
Mount Pleasant
Des Moines
Henry
Jefferson
Kuk, Lee
Louisa
Muscatine
Buren
Washington
West Union
Cedar Pids
John Speidel
L. G. Allmagh
Wa State College
Mount Pleast
Burton Ton
H. B. Howell
Iowa State Liege Extension Staff
Farmredit
Westmon
Frank Camp
First Nanal Bank
Cedar Rapids
Frank Welch
Peoples Savings Bank
Aunt Pleasant
W. H. Evans
Henry County Savings Bank
Await Ruling On Short Sentences For Bank Robbers
Des Moines reports that a ruling from the attorney general's office on whether Reginald Wellman and Robert McElroy should receive life sentences for bank robbery is awaited. The men, sentenced by Judge D. W. Hamilton in Oskaloosa to twenty years, may have their terms adjusted to align with Iowa law and precedents cited by wardens. Assistant Attorney General Lehan T. Ryan will confer with James Devitt to review any new legal points.
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E.des Moines
Attorney General's Office
Anamosa
Reginald Wellman
Robert McElroy
Iowa
Frazer
Glenn Haynes
Fort Madison
Lehan T. Ryan
Attorney General’s Office
Devitt
Hawkeye Farmer Named Fayette County Supervisor
Fred J. Campbell, a Republican farmer from Hawkeye, was appointed Fayette County supervisor by the county board on Saturday to replace the late Harry J. Humphrey of Arlington. Campbell succeeds Humphrey who died on Wednesday.
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Clazet West Union
Fred J. Campbell
Hawkeye
Fayette County
Harry J. Humphrey
Arlington
Arrest Three In Burlington Raid
Three men Joe Miller William Pappas and Bill Karben were arrested after a raid by state liquor agents and federal agents on a downtown Burlington restaurant. Officers seized a small amount of alcohol about a case of assorted whisky lacking liquor store stamps and gambling paraphernalia.
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Burlington
Joe Miller
William Pappas
Bill Karben
More Than Three Years Required In Construction Of Old Capitol
Betsy Saint painted a mural of the Capitol site and asked her husband Louis Pelzer to supply authentic details. His research set the basis for an account of Iowa Citys Old Capitol, built after years of clearing land and gathering supplies in 1839. The article traces the early work, toasts, to the Lean back Hall, and the first building phase.
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ReMi
Betsy Saint
Ol Capitol
Louis Pelzer
University of Iowan
Iowa
Iowa City
Capitol
Chauncey Swan
Dubuque
Iowa River
John Frierson
Robert Lucas
Burlington
Benjamin Miller
Acts of the Grand Jury
Capitol Square
Capitol Building
William Dupont
Eliza
Mildred W. Pelzer
Jefferson Hotel
Iowa County Couple to Celebrate Golden Anniversary
ESWICK Mr and Mrs S G Hurd longtime Iowa county residents living near Dayton will mark their golden wedding anniversary January 27 at home. They married at a Catholic church in Armah with attendants Hurd sister and bride’s brother. They have twelve children ten living with families joining the celebration. About sixty guests will attend the dinner and they will receive blessings at their church in the morning followed by a dance at Dayton hall in the evening.
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Eswick
S. G. Hurd
Iowa County
Dayton
Betrand
Neb
Sigourney
Hurd
Martina George
Sylvester Galitzen Hurd
Armah
Father Walsh
Hattie Hurd
R. C. Larson
Betland
Ambrose B. George
Loretta
John
Will
Iowa
Ambrose
George
Mr. Hurd
Sherman Country School
Oswald Wagner
Des Moines
Earnest Harris
Keswick
Bertha Hurd
Chicago
Emmett
Knoxville
Joe Butler
Anne Hurd
Gene Gerstmeyer
Lambert
Dayton Hall
Former U S U Athlete J B Gough Dies From Crash
John B. Gough 34 former U S U athlete and athletics coach at Redlands university died in Ontario California after injuries from an auto accident January 5. He coached football at Redlands in 1931 and was to direct basketball this year. He came from Fort Dodge Iowa where he coached high school football and earlier at Huntington Park high. A star at Upper Iowa University, he is survived by his widow and daughter.
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Ontario
Calif
John B. Gough
Redlands
University of
Fort Dodge
Huntington Park
Redlands University
Gough
Upper Iowa University
Herring Backs Cooperation With Security Program
Des Moines Iowa Governor Clyde L Herring endorsed the committee on economic security program and pledged Iowa will cooperate in a legislative plan to gain benefits from federal recommendations. He noted Assembly action waits on Congress social insurance measures and expects state welfare department alignment with federal statutes.
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Des Moines
Clyde L. Herring
Committee On Economic Security
Iowa
General Assembly
Congress
Economic Security Committee
State Department of Public Welfare
Washington
Protest at Wartburg College Moves to Chicago Hearing
Students protest Wartburg College relocation to Waverly will be presented at a Chicago district meeting on January 21. petitions signed by thousands urge a fair hearing and condemn actions seen as injustices within the Illinois Iowa Wisconsin Minnesota and Dakota church districts.
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Otto Proehl
Illinois
Iowa
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Dakota
C. C. Hein
Columbus
Proehl
Waverly
West
Auto Hits Train In Fog Kills Centerville Woman
In dense fog and rain at a crossing near Centerville a car collided with a Burlington train. Mrs. A J Hollenbeck 52 was killed her husband and son Albert were injured with the boy in critical condition and Mr Hollenbeck badly hurt Paul Pace escaped injury.
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Centerville
A. J. Hollenbeck
Albert
Burlington
Hollenbeck
Paul Pace
Hollenbecks
Eastern Iowa men take key roles in 46th general assembly
Six eastern Iowa men were chosen for patronage posts as the Forty-sixth general assembly begins in Des Moines. F W Winter of Tipton wins house postmaster, Howard F O'Brien of Independence is senate file clerk, William Renecke of Manchester is assistant chief clerk for the house, Raymond Bywater of Iowa City is house journal clerk, Phil Shutt of Independence is house reading clerk, and Leonard Boos of Anamosa is house filing clerk.
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Iowa
Forty-sixth
General Assembly
Des Moines
Assembly
F. ‘W. Winter
Tipton
Howard F. O'Brien
Independence
Senate
William Renecke
Manchester
House
Raymond Bywater
Iowa City
House’ Journal
Phil Shutt
Leonard Boos
Anamosa
Delaware County Tax Bill Reduced for County Property Owners
Delaware County property owners will see a tax bill reduction of 61 383.26 this year as reported by County Auditor Roy Westerlen and Deputy E H Kinne. The cut comes from eliminating state tax except soldiers bonus and lowering school tax amid curtailment of other department funding, with total taxes due 473290. The largest item is the general school tax 201005.69. Other totals include general county 36773.90, poor fund 30644.56, and general corporation 30567.72.
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Manchester
Delaware County
Roy Westerlen
E. H. Kinne
Poor Fund
General Corporation
Cornell Women Spend Five Hours More On Appearance Than Men
Special to The Gazette from Cornell college in Ount Vernon details a student time budget study. Senior men are the most studious, while senior women devote the most time to personal appearance. freshmen are most talkative among men, and junior women lead in entertainment at 9 hours 30 minutes weekly.
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Cornell
Ount Vernon
Cornell College
Russell Cooper
State departments seek 3 million more for expenses
Des Moines reported state departments request a 25 percent budget rise to about 15 million annually for operating costs in 1935 36, excluding capital projects. Education and control boards push large shares, with total asks around 3.8 million against 3.07 million current.
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Des Moines
C. B. Murtagh
Murtagh
Forty Sixth General Assembly
State Board of Education
Board of Control
Marshal walks on ice with tire chains on shoes
Marengo AP report notes town marshal George Disterhoft making rounds on a鏡ice slick Saturday. He wore shoes wrapped in automobile tire chains to move safely as cars slid into ditches and pedestrians fell on the mirror like surface.
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Marengo
George Disterhoft
Marshal Disterhoff
December relief rolls rise in Iowa amid bad weather
Iowa relief rolls climbed to 256 036 in December from 227 191 in November, an increase of 28 845 persons. The count of relief cases reached 62 672 in December, up from 56 765 in November, with weather blamed for the surge.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Relief Administration
E. H. Mulock
Mulock
Temperature Plunges in Decorah Amid Snow and Sleet
Two inches of snow and sleet mixed with rain brought 1.15 inches of precipitation in Decorah on Saturday. The morning temperature was 35 degrees and fell to 14 by 5 p.m.
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the Gazette Decorah
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