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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1956

Page

12

Continuation of Sales Tax Favored by Farmers in Iowa

In the Iowa governor race both candidates oppose the current half-vent sales tax increase to 214 percent while county Farm Bureau resolutions show a majority favor keeping the tax at the higher rate. Members want the revenue preserved, preferring no switch to alternative funding methods. A state official frets about tax timing and a misgiving elevator operator hints at broader scrutiny amid investigations. Democratic legislators staged a late press conference criticizing highway policy.

Robert Hogan Ae Daily Press Dis Moines Atate Lea Hoegh Jerschel Loveless County Farm Bureau Farm Bureau Iowa Highway Commission

Big Buildup Paul Parker Addresses Iowa High School Group

Governor's executive assistant Paul Parker spoke to an Eastern Iowa high school group amid applause that lasted minutes. An official praised the talk but noted students kept cheering until the bell rang signaling the end of the session. Waterloo brothers are Hurt in Plane Crash near Washburn in a field after takeoff. Robert Stewart 28 and Richard Stewart 30 were hospitalized with serious injuries. The plane failed to gain altitude and nosed into the ground.

Paul Parker Iowa Parker Waterloo Washburn Here Robert Stewart Ttichard Stewart Robert Richard

Tense Times in Local Campaign Debates Stir Public Page Controversy

Tense political campaigns spark controversy on public pages as readers worry over an innocent error that could upset a local woman, stirring worries about political applecarts and social tensions.

Armstrong Rubber Plant Workers Return to Jobs

United Rubber Workers at the Armstrong Rubber Manufacturing Company plant in Des Moines returned to work Monday after a strike that began October 18. Members voted Sunday to resume duties pending ratification of a new contract, with the negotiating committees from both sides reaching an agreement Friday. No ballot date was set, and contract specifics remain undisclosed.

Des Moines INS United Rubber Workers Union Armstrong Rubber Manufacturing Company Nodate

East Iowan Man Fatally Stricken While Driving

Roy Fattig of South English died after being stricken with a heart attack while driving near South English en route to Ottumwa. He was 64, born November 4, 1892, and survived by his wife Jessie Lyon and several children. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. in the South English Baptist church with burial in the local cemetery.

Sigourney Roy Fatlig Lois Collingwood Cedar Rapids Ottum-1wa Fattig William McHlroy Riverside Jessie Lyon Warvey Brower Blakesburg Jess Serviers South English Baptist Church South English Cemetery The Gods Powell Funeral Home

Fire destroys outbuildings on Ver Steeg farm near Knoxville

Firefighters saved the James from spreading as a garage and a truck were burned on the Harry Ver Steeg farm near Knoxville on Sunday. In Missouri a two car crash on highway 22 near Lexington claimed the life of Lloyd Reat ford 28 of Carlisle. Gloria Waltz 4 of Des Meares was hospitalized. Clayton County forms Tuberculosis and Health Association with Elkader Mrs A L David saver president. Other officers named for the drive to open November 15 include Mrs Gerand secretary Mrs Gibbs publicity and Dr Hommell medical representative.

Harry Ver Steeg Knoxville Knoxville Fire Department James Jowan Lloyd Reatford Carlisle Highway Lexington Grafford Bessie Gloria Waltz Des Meares Clayton County Elkalder A. L. Davidsaver Elkader Clayton County Tuberculosis and Health Association Fred Gernand Volga Doris M. Schofield F. J.oehmke Guttenberg Teasurer Mae Aukerman Cedar Rapids Iowa Tuberculosis and Health Association Clayi Clayton Gernand J. A. Gibbs Strawberry Point Heart Harold Opland Elgin Patiunk Ovhmke A. J. Lake Gulten- Jere Publicity F. E. Sharp P. R. ¥. Hommell

Vinton Man Dies While Driving in Vinton

Franklin Gale Banse, 49, died suddenly Monday morning while driving his car in Vinton. Death was attributed to natural causes. He owned an auto body repair shop and was a World War II Navy veteran. Survivors include his wife Maxine and seven children, plus one granddaughter. Body at Fry-Holland Funeral Home.

the Gazette Vinton Franklin Gale Banse Bante Maxine Shirley Mayhew Watkins Robert Belle Carel John Kathleen Lora Fry[Holland Funeral

Iowa Girl Attends Freiburg University in Germany

Miss Joyce Miller daughter of Dr and Mrs L A Miller of North English spent the summer in Germany working at a World Council of Churches camp. She helped construct quarters for Germans returning from Russia and decided to attend the University of Freiburg where she is staying with a German family.

Joyce Miller L. A. Miller University of Freiburg Germany

Cigaret Tax Revenue Rises but Beer Dips in Iowa October

Iowa October tax report shows beer revenue of $291,747, about $73,000 below September and nearly $11,000 less than October last year. Cigaret taxes reach $644,141, up about $78,000 from September and roughly the same rise over October last year.

Des Moines State Tax Commission

Rites Wednesday for Esther Vig in Norway

Esther Vig 77 died Sunday morning while at church in Norway. Services set for Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. in the family home and 2 p.m. at Trinity Evangelical Church. She was born May 24, 1879 in Norway and came to the United States at 16. She married Manchus Vig November 11, 1897. he died in 1955. Survived by three daughters, six sons, a sister, 18 grandchildren, and 29 great grandchildren, with relatives in Cedar Rapids Lisbon Minot and San Francisco.

Norway Esther Vig Trinity Evangelical Church United States Manchus Vig Harold Ann Ford Alta Thompson Cedar Rapids Olive Farmer San Francisco Thorger Emil Qbed Porter Lisbon Anna Pierson Minot N. D

Iowa Briefs Highlight Local Police Investigations And Events

TIETON Cedar authorities investigate two break ins at Stanwood locker plant Friday night with cigarets and other merchandise stolen. MAYNARD The senior class will present fog Ishand Friday at 4 pm at the school. LAMONT Lamont PTA carnival slated Monday at 7 p.m. at the school. SIGOURNEY Erdice A Muar tin 64 Kinross held in county jail on 1000 bond for carrying a concealed weapon. bound over to grand jury Thursday. arrested Oct. 25 in Kinross by Sheriff John H. Wallerich. QUASQUETON Mr and Mrs Alfred Stark moved to Independence. NORTH ENGLISH George Butler patient in VA hospital Iowa City. MASONVILLE Charles Mersch observed eightieth birthday Sunday at a family gathering. BRANDON Larry D Brown promoted to cadet sergeant first class in ROTC at Iowa State College. QUASQUETON Jess Gains y returned home from Cedar Rapids hospital. NORTH ENGLISH Ray N Claypool returned home from VA hospital Iowa City. QUASQUETON Evening school for parents and children at the school Wednesday at 7 p.m.

Tieton — Cedar Stanwood Maynard Lamont Lamont Pta P.m Sigourney Erdice A. Muartin Kinross Lea Kinrass John H. Wallerich Quasqueton Alfred Stark Independence George Butler VA Vospital Iowa City Masonviele Charles Mersch Brandon Larry D. Brown Everette Brown Iowa State College Jess Gainsy Cedar Rapids Ray N. Claypool Lowa City

Maytag UAW Pact Grants COLA and Increases

Newton and Hampton Maytag plants begin a two year contract with 8 to 15 cent raises on four and a half shifts and a Nov 4 1957 general raise. A cost-of-living escalator takes effect Nov 7 1987 with one cent per half percent CPI change. Union members ratified by 13l percent. Five cent hourly unemployment fund contribution starting 1958.

Newton Inl United Auto Workers Maytag Company Hampton Bryan Dye Shah Maytag

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