Tax Cut Expert to Speak at Nov 19 Meeting
At the East Central Iowa Tax Conference on Thursday November 19 at 2 p.m. in the Chamber of Commerce Harry G Miesse of Indianapolis will discuss budget procedures that give Iowa taxpayers more direct control over expenditures. He will describe Indiana appeal board experience and possible Iowa equivalents plus a county commission option.
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Iowa
Chamber of Commerce
Harry G. Miesse
Indianapolis
Miesse
Taxpayers Association
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Indiana
Indiana Taxpayers Association
Joe L. Long
Iowa Tax— Association
Miesse and Long
Horace G. Hedges
The
Iowa Taxpayers Association
John Wagner
Frank Nissen
Jinx At Work In Omaha After Friday the 13th Injury
A hospital in Omaha treated 13 year old Samuel Inserra for a broken finger from a soccer game. He lives at 625 Pierce Street where the number 13 recurs in the details. The incident occurred 13 hours and 13 minutes after Friday the 13th began.
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Omaha
Samuel Inserra
Samuel
Pierce Street
Red Cross offers broad range of aid through Linn County chapter
Metta A. Burd, executive secretary, notes Red Cross services extend beyond relief. Over 1,100 veterans aided for bonus bonds, 1,600 more helped at American Legion offices, and many filed hospital claims at Des Moines VA. A total of 4,023 contacts included office interviews and calls, with 2,807 papers notarized.
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Metta A. Burd
Linn County
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Federal
American Legion
Veterans Administration
Des Moines
Burd
Athens
Americans Rush To Trace Their Family Trees
London AP notes Americans increasingly seek English and Scottish heraldic records at the College of Arms. Costs vary from 15 dollars per generation for a family tree to 40 50 dollars for vellum coats of arms. many pursue certificates to claim noble lineage, while the college adopts a stratagem to certify a fixed ancestor.
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London
America
Atlantic
Garter King of Arms
College of Heralds
Fleet Street
England
Scotland
United States
Ireland
Free State Office of Arms
Dublin Castle
Glutz
Joe
College of Arms
Joe Glutz
Williams barred from classes over Lincoln slur at Armistice speech
T Harry Williams at Wausau vocational school was barred from continuing classes after allegedly slurring Abraham Lincoln. He purportedly said Lincoln started the Civil War to save political interests of his party and northern industrialists, drawing protests from veterans groups while Williams said he was misquoted.
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Wausau, Wis
T. Harry Williams
Wausau
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Staff of
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Nervor
Alberty’s Laboratories
Hollywood
California
Eastern Lowas
Newman's Annual
Val
Williams
Arrow & Cheney
Peacock Shoes
Paradise Shoes
Vo Pr
Lael
Enna Jettick
Newman
Newman’s
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