Morley Iowa Builds Tiny Library by Community Effort
A small Morley library, housed in a 12 by 15 foot building, was funded by a women’s club via popcorn sales and local labor. After raising about 300 dollars, materials cost 283 and a bright table and chair were bought. The club donated the building to the town in exchange for a library tax to cover maintenance. Today about 90 dollars yearly for books and 25 dollars for upkeep, with new volumes donated by book clubs, sustain the reading room.
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Orley
Iowa
Morley
Little Reading Institution
Book Club
Morley Library
L. F. Hunter
Exploding Bombs Kill 14 Italian Workmen
A store of heavy aerial bombs exploded near Catania Sicily killing 14 workers who were dis arming the bombs to repurpose the explosive. Forty were injured as 30 bombs weighing 3600 pounds each blew up when a worker removed a cap.
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Catania
Sicily
Notice of Probate of Will in Cedar Rapids Court
The Court at Cedar Rapids holds notice for probate of Will No. 21082. Arthur A. Lowe, Clerk, and E. Farmer, Attorney, are listed for the proceedings dated 1950 in Cedar Rapids.
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Raerick
Cedar Rapid Town
Cedar Rapids
Lowe
Arthur AX
E. Farmer
Life with the Tax Gremlins
A synopsis of a 12 part series from the American Affairs pamphlet explains hidden tax layers on food. It details subsidies that raise prices and government stock programs that drain public funds. It notes large subsidies, CCC loans, and billions tied to price supports.
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Sam
National Industrial Conference Board of New York
Richard A. Mullens
Washington
NEA
Cedar Rapids
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