Captains of Our Future Fate
Eye opening figures from the Agricultural Research Administration predict by 1975 the U S population will reach about 190 million and require 630 million acres of cropland at 1935 39 diet levels. Existing land for crops may total 507 million acres, still 23 million short. A UN report warns nineteen nations could double their populations in 20 years. The piece urges continued soil conservation crop improvement and recognition for Four-H Clubs and Future Farmers of America as the farmer of 1975 meets rising responsibilities.
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Agricultural Research Administration
U. S
United Nations
Four-H Clubs
Future Farmers of America
Tax Favoritism and Tax Evasion Scandals Rise
The nation faces widespread reports of knavery and bribery in Internal Revenue Bureau offices. Senator John J Williams exposes how tax owners evade owed income taxes, with losses to the Treasury likely substantial. Instances cited include gifts of fur to officials wives and tips from racing bets.
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Internal Revenue Bureau
John J. Williams
Delaware
Treasury
Newbold Morris
Bureau
Doc
Tax Evasion Tricks, Hidden Losses Across Tax Code
The piece argues nonpayment of taxes hurts the Treasury and taxpayers, highlighting vast losses from archaic laws and favored treatment of co operatives and mutuals. It cites nearly a billion and a half in uncollected revenue from cooperatives, mutual savings banks, building and loan associations, Federally owned utilities, and state and city enterprises, urging reform as public pressure rises after March 15. It notes bribe exchanges as a crime but condemns legal loopholes as greater theft from taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau
Treasury
Congress
Minnesota
Mutual Savings
Sam
Mutuals
Iowa
West side business change in Eldora promises new Ben Franklin store
Yesterday's events note George W. Starr to take over the Hodge block and operate a home-owned Ben Franklin store. John Starr resigns as Diamond bros. manager to join his brother. Remodeling costs around $1,000 upgraded hotel lounges and rooms, with similar past investments lifting the hotel above rural standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Starr
Hodge
Ben Franklin
John Starr
Diamond Bros
Theo. H. Schaa
Dike
Dike Produce
Herb Barr
Mr. Schaa
Waterloo at last A Yo Yo Defies Mrs Katharine Piper
Mrs Katharine Piper writes of life through many trials from prohibition to domestic chaos and a loopy Yo Yo that drives her to wit. She recalls family memories, rummage sales in Des Moines with reversible jackets and sibling dynamics, ending with a humorous nod to the middle child’s fate.
Hubbard Young people to be confirmed at St John’s Church
The following youths will be examined for confirmation and confirmed by Rev. Martin E. Pape at St John’s Lutheran Church Sunday morning April 6: Leonard Penning Wayne Ott Kenneth Kulow Martha Smith Richard Foltz and Gary Foltz. Mr and Mrs R O Clemens of Fremont Michigan visited the Trags home and others in Hubbard. A birthday gathering for Mrs Herman Hansen was held Monday. Fred Tjarks and Jay Dougan attended a District Waterworks convention in Mason City Thursday. Study group of Zions...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin E. Pape
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Leonard Penning
Wayne Ott
Kenneth Kulow
Martha Smith
Richard Foltz
Gary Foltz
R. O. Clemens
Fremont
Mich
Fred Tragks
Hubbard
Clemens
Herman Hansen
Fred Tjarks
Jay Dougan
Mason City
Thursay
Women's Guild Set To Meet In Church Basement Thursday
The Women's Guild will meet in the church basement on Thursday afternoon April 8 with Mrs. Gerald Bales as devotional leader. The topic In Thy World will be led by Mrs. Arley Cox Mrs. Walter Mannetter and Mrs. Ker mit Wiechmann. A serving committee includes Mrs. A. I. Kruetz mann Mrs. John Rigbers Mrs. Eitel Gelhaus and Mrs. L. E. Meier. Ruby Bailey returned from Texas where he spent the winter with his son Raymond Bailey and family. IN HOSPITAL Mrs. Helen Hornung entered Deaconess hospital at Marshalltown for observation and treatment. Mrs. Fred Bunte and Mrs. Ervin Kuchiman spent Wednesday with Mrs. Gwen Mendahl at Jewel BIRTHDAY COURTESY A group of relatives enjoyed a small social evening in the Herman Hansen home in honor of Mrs. Hansen Harriet Blome. Mrs. Blome visited with her daughter Mrs. Laverne Anderson and family at Lowell Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Engelking and Mrs. Dena Begeman spent Wednesday in Marshalltown. SENIOR PLAY The Hubbard High School senior class has begun work on the play Our Town by Thornton Wilder to be presented Friday evening April 18. DR. BACH SPEAKS Dr. Marcus Bach of Iowa State University spoke at Salem church Sunday afternoon at 3 00 o'clock. The meeting was sponsored by Believers In a Battery. IN MUSIC CONTEST Music students will take part in the Preliminary State Music contest at Webster City Friday and Saturday April 4 and 5. A pre contest concert was given at the high school gym Monday evening. Participating groups include the boys quartet girls sextette girls trio brass sextette clarinet quartet saxophone quartet and solos and ensembles listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Guild
Gerald Bales
Arley Cox
Walter Mannetter
Kermit Wiechmann
A. I. Kruetzmann
John Rigbers
Eitel Gelhaus
L. E. Meier
Ruby Bailey
Texas
Raymond Bailey
Helen Hornung
Marshalltown
Fred Bunte
Ervin Kuchiman
Gwen Mendahl
Jewel
Herman Hansen
Laverne Anderson
Lowell
Ind
Ernest Engelking
Dena Begeman
Hubbard High School
Our Town
Thornton Wilder
Bach
Marcus Bach
Iowa State University
Salem Church
Hardin County
Pelt Plumbing Holds Open House in Hubbard Anniversary
The Pelt Plumbing and Heating Company hosted an open house Saturday to observe its fifth anniversary in Hubbard. The event featured a community gathering at their place of business and highlighted local service milestones.
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Pelt Plumbing and Heating Company
Hubbard
G. S
Daffidel
Girl Scouts
Maas
Notice of Appointment Administratrix for Hardin County
Lorena Polley named administratrix of the estate of Harry W. Polley deceased of Hardin County Iowa. Creditors urged to present claims duly authenticated for allowance and file with the Clerk of the District Court. Bateson and Ryan attorneys. F J Miller Clerk. dated March 18 1952 with publication April 1 1962 notice period for readings H T.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Iowa
Hardin County
Harry W. Polley
Lorena Polley
Bateson & Ryan
Fred J. Miller
Towa
Ruth M. Piper
H-T
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Eldora Herald-Ledger
Hardin
Herald-Ledger
Hardin County Index
Iowa Press
Central States Electric Company
C. W. Crossan
Mary Wardman
A. B. Groom
Mitchellville
George Janssen
Iowa City
Henry J. Janssen
Supreme Court
R. R. Hadley
Ackley
Central States Highline
Ernest Johnson
Florence Finster
Orth
Steamboat Rock
éMay
Eldra
Emma Bear
Edgar
Daughter of
Osage
Eldora
F. J. Edgar
Gilman Wisner
Harry Moser
Elvin Ryan
Harry Turner
Fred Wehrman
D. M. Nyquist
Des Moines
D. O. King and Son
Arthur
Hampton
Louis Davies
Warrensburg
Mr. Davies
Eldora Candy Company
P. S. Davis
Federal Grand Jury
Cedar Rapids
Geo. J. Moir
Federal
Dubuque
D. R. Gogerty
D. M. Gogerty
J. H
Jas
California
Mr. Chilson
Jennie Whitney
Grant Tyler
J. D. Reed
Peter Jensen
C. FE. Greer
E. L. Cross
A. Miller
Cole Bros
Hadley and Spurgin
J. R. Thornton
Black Hills
Philip Knowles
Grant Township
Katharine Piper
Hellgrammites
Bugs Bunny
April Reader's Digest
Zions
Webster City
High School
Clarrinet
Dean Hendricks
Don Weld
Dick Robertson
Pete Boeke
Mildred Engelking
Ruth Reinert
Joyce Snider
Anne Ge
North America
North American van Lines, Inc
Rinehart Moving & Storage Service
8Th Ave
Marshalltown, Iowa
Land O'Lakes
Halla Ea
International Supply
Eldora, Iowa
Tiga
Fig
Oscey Ryan
Eldora Bakery
Albert Kennedy
Cub Scouts
den I
Boys State Training School
Babe Didrickson
Lou Gehrig
Babe Ruth
UE Marathon
Atte 14
Eldora, Owa
Hardin County Savings Bank
Ann Willis K. Bramwell
Eastman W. McHolls
Robert R. Crown
W. K. Bramwell, Jr
Howard Calfee
Frank Jackson
Keith Strother
Cashier
C Bramwell
F. Bramwell
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