Tax Revision Plans Before Parley Monday
Washington awaits a White House conference called by President Roosevelt to discuss a limited revision of business taxes. The plan includes a flat 18 percent corporate tax, repeal of loss deductibility limits, annual stock value declarations, and three-year loss carryovers. Sessions aim to calm business concerns while avoiding a full revenue overhaul this session.
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Streamliner Hits Truck On Crossing Near West Liberty
WEST LIBERTY AP The Rock Island Rocket struck a farm truck stalled on a crossing. The driver escaped unharmed after attempting to crank the truck. The train, traveling 90 mph, had all wheels flattened by emergency brakes. only a small hole appeared in the engine skirt. The train reached Des Moines 22 minutes late and continued to Chicago next morning.
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Federated church hosts mother daughter banquet in Central City
In Central City the Federated church held a mother and daughter banquet with Mrs. Othel Wright as toastmaster. More than 100 guests attended as tributes included Father to Daughter and Mother to Daughter performances by local speakers and choirs.
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Ask State Agents To Repay Advances
DES MOINES AP Eight state agents of the Iowa board of control have been asked to repay travel advances totaling 1500 on expenses made when they began work. The board requested repayment after state auditor's examiners found the agents had not repaid the original advances, ranging from 150 to 200 each. One advance dates to 1930.
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Pianists Entertain Festival Audiences at May Festival
Jacques Jolas and Victor Seroff performed Bach Art of the Fugue in two pianos at Cornell May Festival. Alec Templeton, a blind pianist, gave a lively recital that delighted the audience with improvisations. The Chicago Symphony Orchestra, led by Dr. Frederick Stock, will give the 105th concert with Karl Andrist as soloist.
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Son Of Iowa City Woman Convicted On Murder Charge
Vernon Oldaker, 43, Nassau county, was convicted of second degree murder for killing Anna Louise McKee with a hammer after she refused him $5. Deliberations took nearly four hours. sentencing set for May 18 with a potential 20 years to life. Oldaker, deaf, did not hear the verdict announcement. McKee had befriended him. his mother from Iowa City testified to his lifelong ill spells.
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One eighth of Iowans received aid in March
Approximately one eighth of Iowa residents received public relief in March. The Iowa Emergency Relief Administration reported 305,124 persons aided, a record for the past year. Recipients were covered under county care programs old age assistance blind help direct relief or federal relief work.
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Victim's Two Young Sons Enter Court in Murder Trial
In Des Moines AP report, two infant sons of the late Carl Jones are brought into district court during the murder trial of Mrs. Ethel Skyles. The siblings John, 15 months, and Carl, 3 months, were placed with their mother during testimony by Mrs. Skyles and later when Benjamin F. Skyles testified. The pair’s presence drew crowd attention as the case concerns Skyles alleged to have shot Jones amid an argument.
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Montezuma Rejects Utility Franchise Vote Result
Official city tally shows 490 against and 473 in favor of renewing Iowa Power and Light's 10 year franchise. Election set a municipal light and power plant costing up to 136000 dollars, approved for April 7.
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Calling All Dogs Suffer Heat Dangers Warned
A columnist warns that dogs acclimated to cold are vulnerable to mid spring heat waves and insect pests. Owners who overexert dogs in direct sun risk heat stroke or seizures, misdiagnosed as rabies, sometimes leading to a fatal shooting.
Tama Youth Given Ten Year Sentence
Richard R. McCaul ley, nineteen, of Tama, pled guilty to breaking and entering a building at night and received ten years in the men’s reformatory at Anamosa. He was connected to a May 3, Cozy Corner tavern breach and had prior offenses including a 1935 Eldora training, a 1938 larceny charge with suspended jail time, and a 1938 sentence. Kenneth L. Armstrong, nineteen, also of Tama, appeared on a night-time break-in charge, waived the preliminary hearing, and was bound to the grand jury for alleged entry into the Earl Spooner building.
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Fire destroys house on Henry Drahn farm near McGregor
A late Friday blaze leveled a second story home owned by the Edward Jensen family on the Henry Drahn farm west of McGregor. Firefighters from Farmersburg saved some first floor furniture. loss estimated at 2000 with 890 in insurance.
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St Pauls Church of Youth to Honor Mothers Program
The Church of Youth of St Pauls Methodist plans a Sunday 9 40 am program honoring mothers. Music will be directed by Mrs L J Twogood with organist Mrs Everett C Pratt. The Treasure Chest will feature 25 boys and girls and corsages will be given to mothers present.
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Hospital Day Marked At St. Luke's By Open House
More than 200 persons attended the open house at St. Luke's hospital Friday in connection with the celebration of National Hospital day. It was the anniversary of the birth of Florence Nightingale. Visitors inspected typical hospital rooms of 100, 50, and 25 years ago as compared with a room fitted with the most modern equipment. The display was prepared by students of the school of nursing.
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California to Florida airlift brings 20000 ladybugs
A record setting air shipment moved 20,000 live ladybugs from California to Florida to combat parasites in citrus groves. The operation marks the largest ever carried living creatures on a single flight and highlights biological control efforts in agriculture.
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Colosseum Packed for Cedar Rapids School Concert
Memorial coliseum hosted a Cedar Rapids high school concert with 400 singers and 165 instrumentalists under Dr. Osbourne McConathy. Highlights included Sibelius pieces Finlandia and Valse Triste, a Czechoslovakian dance song, and Bach Wake Wake for Night is Flying. Miss Alice Inskeep commended. Norman Hornan’s name omitted in program.
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Iowa City Briefs Reflect University Activities and Local Elections
Mary Jane Huber of Cedar Rapids to head UI Women's Athletic Association at Sunday breakfast. Fern Newcomer and Helen Poulson named officers. Robert Johnson of Iowa City elected captain of UI Pershing Rifles unit and to be decorated by Gov. Wilson. UI Symphony Orchestra to perform at Decorah festival. UI journalism hosts state newspaper photographers July 27 to 29 for short course. In ward race, John Grady defeats Walter E. Riley by three votes after recount, 462 to 459, 29 ballots discarded. Grady incumbent.
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