Legislature creates a research bureau amid budget politics
The article notes passage of a bill to establish a year round legislative research bureau funded by the budget and financial control committee. It warns the director selection may be politicized due to lack of qualifications and a $7 500 salary. Readers urged to contact Iowa senators about the Bricker amendment.
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Bricker
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Bricker Amendment Debate Noted by OUR Readers
Our readers oppose a state legislature considering a memorial to Congress backing the Bricker amendment. They argue both bodies have enough to handle without telling the other how to run affairs. Each branch would resist outside interference.
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Congress
Bricker
County Board of Supervisors
Lawmakers Debate Taxes and Services in Postwar Era
The piece reviews Sen. T. Prentis of Mount Ayr supporting a conference report that raises both sales and income taxes to fund increased state services. It notes his point that higher appropriations require new revenue and highlights Sen. Arch W. McFarlane of Waterloo urging continued property tax credits while acknowledging the need for taxes to fund services.
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Prentis
Arch W. McFarlane
Waterloo
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Two Hour Warning on Atomic Attacks Questioned
A defense columnist notes Secretary Talbott warns of limited two hour head start before an atomic strike and questions how to best use that window. He argues civil defense leaders are unsure and urges personal reflection on priorities if death could come in minutes.
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Harold E. Talbott
Talbott
Civil Defense
Cannot Run Far In Two Hours Affects Outlook On Life
A reflective meditation on the limits of endurance during air raid drills. The author muses that daily worries may differ from true anxieties and suggests that preparations or top priorities might not address the pressing concerns of the moment. The piece ends noting the dread air raid warning may never come.
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
Local events recap from Linn County aged notes
Ten years ago a Red Cross chapter in Linn County was one of six in Iowa to receive a Belgian gratitude letter for relief clothing distribution. Other items include a Johnson school chorus spring concert at McKinley auditorium and a talk by Stanley E. Hollis on foreign trade in a local luncheon.
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New York
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Chicago
John S. Metcalf Company
Charles Dullin
Washington High School
Iowa City
Henry J. Hromek
Better Homes and Gardens
City Dog Ordinance Debate Draws Letters to Editor
Readers weigh in on a dog controversy sparking criticism of swift ordinance moves by city council. The letter writers urge consulting dog groups and emphasize humane, practical controls over harsh penalties, noting potential harm to owners and dogs alike.
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Humane” Society
Dog control debate pits residents against council
Readers criticize dog nuisance and call for a strict dog-control ordinance. Editorials defend the council while noting complaints about dogs damaging lawns and frightening children. A 668-name petition is dismissed as insufficient amid calls for enforcement of the dog-license tag system. Public figures Walt Workman and Mrs. A M Thompson are cited in the letters.
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C. R. Kennel Association
Walt Workman
Why All the Fuss About These Dogs
A reader questions the fuss over dog-related issues, defending mayor Sedlacek and the city council. The writer argues council attention should focus on larger matters and praises Prochaska, insisting Monday’s actions will benefit all concerned.
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Prochaska
Will Tags Control Dogs In Our City Debate
Areader asks whether a two dollar dog tag will curb neighborhood dog damage to shrubbery and lawns. The letter questions tag effectiveness in preventing messes that disrupt children's outdoor activities and overall community peace.
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Fair City
Dogs versus children sparks neighbor debate in forum
A reader questions Mr Mick's claim that children should be kept in their yards and compares child behavior to dogs. The letter cites neighborhood 40 year residency, 11 children on one block, and incidents of vandalism and loose dogs damaging gardens calling for accountability and dog restrictions.
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Dog World Magazine
Chicago
Council
Mr. Sadowsky
Senator West
Cecil Mick
Mick
Legislator Praises Cedar Rapids Gazette Coverage
Iowa state representative Andrew G. Frommelt of Dubuque thanks the Cedar Rapids Gazette for daily delivery since the legislative session began. He compliments the paper on its fine coverage of the legislature and expresses appreciation for informative reading.
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Cedar Rapids
Andrew G. Frommelt
Ubuque
Hoover Sees Value in U N On World Peace
The piece contrasts the DAR push to exit the United Nations with former President Hoover's support for preserving and strengthening the UN. Hoover cites six pivotal successes including Iran, Kashmir, Indonesia, Israel, Italy’s colonies, and the Korea crisis, arguing the world and the United States need the UN and its Charter improved.
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Washington
United Nations
Daughters of the American Revolution
U.N
United States
Herbert Hoover
DAR
U.S
Hoover
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Disney’s Lady and the Tramp Opens Humane Vision Walt Disney
A nostalgic essay praising the film for its humane portrayal of dogs and loyalty. The tramp and Lady epitomize self-reliance and fidelity, with singing dogs and a dramatic rescue amid a rat threat. The piece contrasts human folly with canine steadfastness and ends noting the rat’s death.
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Walt Disney
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