Iowa ends fiscal year with healthier treasury balance
Iowa state government began the new fiscal year with about 51 million dollars unspent in the treasury, roughly 5 million more than expected, after adjustments from liquor store transfers. Additional revenue from cigarette and corporation taxes plus higher sales and income taxes push expected unencumbered funds into 1961 figures.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Treasury
State Comptroller and Treasury Offices
Lee McCullough of Springville Obituary
Lee McCullough 74 a Linn county resident for 43 years died. Services 2 p.m. Thursday at Springville Methodist Church. Survived by wife a son Jarvis of Kansas City and a sister. Body at Hunte Funeral Home.
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Springville
Springville Methodist Church
Lee McCullough
Linn County
McCullough
Jarvis
Kansas City
Hunte Funeral Home
Newhall Native Promoted to Roadmaster
William Miller son of Mr and Mrs Henry Miller has been promoted to roadmaster for the Pennsylvania Railroad. He and his family moved from La Grange Park Illinois to Salisbury Maryland.
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Gasette Newhall
William Miller
Henry Miller
Pennsylvania Railroad
la Grange Park
Ill
Salisbury
New U S Liquor Law Could Make Iowa Cracker Dry
Des Moines Iowa may see a shift as Public Law 85 859 tightens rules on liquor purchases for resale. Federal guidance targets dealers with retail stamps and state owned stores, risking clashes with Iowa s state monopoly and prompting prosecutions for stampless sales.
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U.S
Iowa
Des Moines
Dayton Countrymanand
First Polio Death in Sioux City at Age 13
Ma donna Olson 13 daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond H Olson of Sioux City died of bulbar polio Tuesday night. She had been in a hospital since Sunday. This marked the first polio death and the first local polio case in Sioux City for 1959.
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Sioux City
Donna Olson
Raymond H. Olson
Norway Livestock Buyer George A. Newton Dies at 75
George A. Newton 75, retired farmer and livestock buyer, dies. Services Friday at 2 p.m. at the Methodist church in Norway. Survived by wife Mina Trimble, son James of Watkins, and daughters Margaret Cooperider of Marengo and Bernice Bieber of Vinton. Body at family home Wednesday evening. Brosh Funeral Home in charge.
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Norway
George A. Newton
Methodist ‘Church
Watkins Area
Mina Trimble
James
Watkins
Margaret Cooperider
Marengo
Bernice Bieber
Vinton
the Brosh Funeral Home
Michigan Visitor Dies at Elkader
Mrs. Mearl Peterman of Lansing Michigan died at her sister’s home in Elkader after a heart attack. Funeral services are set for Friday at 2 30 p.m. at Witt funeral home. She is survived by her husband two sons a daughter a brother Frank Shaw and two sisters Mrs Meyer and Pearl Stendel all of Elkader.
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Elkader
Mearl Peterman
Lansing
Mich
Peterman
Ollie Meyers
Witt Funeral Home
Frank Shaw
Meyer
Pearl Stendel
Iowa City Man Faces Two Check Charges
Iowa City police said a warrant charges Robert Dean Brown 21 of Iowa City with falsifying a 25 check. He is being held in Davenport on a bad check charge and was previously given a suspended sentence in March for a similar offense in Iowa City.
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the Gazette
Iowa City
Robert Dean Brown
Davenport
Brown
Johnson to Leave Loveless Administration for Iowa City Teaching
Dr. Robert Johnson, chief assistant to Gov. Herschel Loveless, will leave Des Moines July 15 to return to Iowa City and resume teaching economics at the University of Iowa. He will assist in the governor's office again during Loveless's Puerto Rico trip and vacation.
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Ernest Sevde
Toledo
Sac and Fox Day School
Mesquakie
Tama
A. J. Havlik
Carma Keahna
Carma
Pat Brown
Herschel Loveless
Des Moines
Johnson
Iowa City
Loveless
Puerto Rico
Tory
Public Finance
University of Iowa
Sion
Iowa Board of Regents
Iowa
Virgil Hancher
Iowa City Legion To Buy Site
The Roy L. Chopek American Legion post in Iowa City votes to purchase Walline Implement Co. property for 37000 dollars. The site includes a large building and a house on the north side of old highway 6 near town, after temporary quarters since the Community building burned in January 1955.
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Owa
Roy L. Chopek
No Driver's Tests Postponed For Holiday Weekend
Manchester reports no driver's license examinations in court on Friday due to the holiday weekend. Tests will resume July 10 from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
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Manchester
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