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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1938

Page

16

Iowa Faces Unequal Benefit From Three Point Tax System

AP survey shows smaller Iowa counties gain more from sales income and corporate taxes than larger counties after administration. Polk and Scott counties pay in and receive varying amounts. southern counties see higher pension and relief benefits.

Iowa Des Moines Associated Press Pension Division Polk County Scott County Black Hawk Cerro Gordo Woodbury Pottawattamie Dubuque Adams Apanoose Ayne Monroe Davis Louis E. Roddewig

Veteran Lisbon official mixes law and music in lifelong career

Albert M. Floyd, 73, veteran magistrate and newspaperman in Lisbon, has served as justice of the peace for 37 of his 73 years. He runs a combined office and shop, plays an old foot pump organ, writes columns, and recalls a career rooted in Cedar Rapids papers and Lisbon life. He was first appointed after a prior tenure as a publisher and foreman, and remains a fixture in the community.

Apple Cedar Rapids Mount Vernon Lisbon Mr. Floyd Atherton B. Clark William E. Dennis Linn County Republican Central Committee William Glenn Charles W. Kepler Louis Kepler Mack J. Randall Iowa I. O. O. F. Lodge Frank T. Davis Charles Wheeler Hugh Whittemore Floyd Old Surrenders Field The Sun Arthur Brisbane Peter Heller John R. Wetherell Wetherell Justice of the Peace

Iowa Unemployment Fund Balance Varies Across Years

Washington AP reports the Social Security Board expects Iowa balance in the unemployment trust fund to fluctuate due to tax revenue and unemployment payments. A drain may come from WPA policy excluding eligible recipients. Iowa’s June 30 1938 fund stood at 9.92 million with specific deposits and earnings listed alongside neighboring states' totals.

Washington Social Security Board Iowa Works Progress Administration Illinois Missouri Nebraska South Dakota Minnesota Wisconsin

Potter kills sweetheart before wedding in Indiana tragedy

Mason W. Potter, 27, an embalmer from Mediapolis Indiana, shot and killed 19 year old Dorothy M. Libonati on the eve of their wedding. Potter then attempted suicide and was hospitalized with a self-inflicted gunshot wound but expected to recover. The inquest was postponed pending his recovery.

Los Angeles INS Mason W. Potter Mediapolis Dorothy M. Libonati County Hospital Potter

Court Curkhs Strikers At Sioux City

Sioux City AP reports strikers at the Swift and Company packing plant were enjoined from interfering with operations except peaceful picketing by ten men after a hearing led by Judge O S Thomas. The order limits crowding the gate and allows only ten pickets at a time. The company plans talks with strikers.

Sioux City Swift and Company O. S. Thomas Rock Rapids E. F. Kaderabek R. H. Matt F. F. Kerr Standards Department Kerr

Gambling Machine Operators Say State Was Fixed

Seven cigaret gambling machines were seized in Vinton in a raid by State Agent W. P. Haley and Night Marshal George Briggs. No charges were filed, but operators were warned future violations would incur fines or jail. The raid followed claims the state was fixed, which the agent denied.

Gazette Vinton W. P. Haley George Briggs Winton

Farmer Killed by Bull Near Elgin as Wife Tries to Help

ELGIN A R Ernst 48 a farmer seven miles east of Elgin was gored to death Friday evening in his barn yard while performing chores. His wife Mrs Ernst rushed to aid him with a pitchfork but could not drive off the bull. Neighbors rescued her. He died soon after. Survived by wife and three children. Funeral at Highland Lutheran Church today with burial at Sioux City Tuesday.

The Gazette Elgin A. R. Ernst Highland Lutheran Church Sioux City

Designer Creates Homecoming Badge For 1938 Iowa Event

Richard Gates designed the old gold and black homecoming badge for the University of Iowa's 1938 celebration. The graphic arts student and Grant Wood assistant won a $10 prize. Sororities Alpha Delta Pi, Alpha Xi Delta, and Chi Omega will run badge sales with the slogan A badge for every student and for every member of every family in Iowa City.

Owa University of Iowa Richard Gates E. T. Gates Sixteenth Street Cedar Rapids Rudolph A. Kuever Gates Graphic and Plastic Arts Dean Kuever Iowa City Alpha Delta Pi Gwen Tudor Olin Alpha Xi Delta Betty Coffin Farmington Chi Omega Alice Erickson Grant Wood Treasury Department Harlan State College Library Cedar Rapids Gazette Iowa College of Engineering Thomas Caywood Wisconsin Donald Ultang

Iowa Voters Rebuff PWA Grants Bond Issues in September

A survey of Iowa election reports shows voters rejected 1.7 million dollars in PWA grants tied to 2.4 million dollars in bonds, while 2.1 million in grants were accepted with 2.87 million in bonds. Fifteen projects failed vs nineteen approved, with Davenport skewing totals.

New Deal Iowa PWA Davenport The Gazette Cerro Gordo County Guthrie County Jackson County Union County Sioux City Fayette Manchester Manley Vinton Fort Dodge Keokuk Shellsburg Mason City Audubon County

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