Legislators Back After Week's Recess on Roads
A legislative report cites uneven progress on developing a usable secondary road system. Northern counties need fewer miles than southern ones, with Mills County needing 458 miles while its northern neighbor needs none. A proposed farm to market fund would match federal aid with state road tax funds to equalize work statewide. Rep Gene Poston pushed for annual legislative sessions, arguing most see no need to shorten meetings and favored a short session in even years to stay connected with issues.
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Mills County
Gene) Poston
Corsdon
Tao
Poston
Iowa Legislature Seeks Return to Standard Time
Wartime time remains in effect six months after duration, prompting Iowa lawmakers to push a resolution to Washington demanding a return to pre war hours for farmers. The move mirrors other states but progress is not expected.
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Iowa
Washington
Tax Cut Confusion Leaves Half Rate in Play
In a muddled report a 50 percent income tax rate extension is described as still in effect through 146. The tax commission faced errors printing the full payment line, as legislators had extended the reduction earlier but the office didn’t realize the change. The confusion centers on whether taxpayers owe half the regular rate this year.
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Tas Commission Vialig
Phineas
Lawmakers Propose Bill Limiting Telephoned Campaign Contacts
Telephone Senator Tunis H Klein of Pella and Rep Peter W Visser of Bussey introduced a bill to curb campaign outreach by phone. The measure targets intrusive calls and aims to set limits on when and how candidates may contact voters.
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Tunis H. Klein
Pella
Peter W. Visser
Bussey
Telephone exchanges cut calls to five minutes during war
Telephone officials report dial systems in larger exchanges limit calls to five minutes for the war period. No operator handles dial calls and call length cannot be checked in these systems, though it is possible in smaller communities.
Drawing Contest Narratives in Weekly Reader
Third and fourth graders in Norway study geography and dairy topics while fourth grade explores Norway's chief topic. Pupils write friendly letters in English and create original paintings in class. The best drawing of Bibs the kitten will enter the annual Weekly Reader Art contest.
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Norway
Fifth and Sixth Grade Class Activities and Absences
The report lists fifth and sixth grade study topics in English geography and history, with fifth graders covering paragraphing prepositional phrases and U S possessions while sixth graders study Balkan Peninsula and budgeting concepts. It also notes students who were neither absent nor tardy for the fourth wx weeks period, listing names for 5th and 8th grades.
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Puerto Rico
Hawaiian Islands
Philippine Islands
Alaska
United States
Penninsula
Africa
Tingrade
Barbara Appelman
Joan Omer
Elsie Jerdee
Donna Johnson
Minnie Kist
Wilma Martin
Evelyn Miller
Marilyn Olson
Artis Olson
Margaret Tschantz
Donald Appelman
Ronald Burger
Donald Gutcher
Wendell Loftizard
Robert Martin
Eunice Aanes
Gloria Buraas
Arlene Gilbert
Lorraine Kittelson
Darlene Olson
LaVonne Swenson
Delores Wede
Mary Tschantz
David Appelman
Ronald Gunderson
Norman Sampson
Gerald Schupanitz
New Books in Library List of Recent Additions
A catalog of new library acquisitions across fiction and juvenile titles. Notable names include Irving Stone Grace L Hill Nevil Shute A J Cronin D E Stevenson and Meindert De Jong plus Carolyn Keene. The list also features several educational and children's works by multiple authors.
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Immortal Wife
Irving Stone
Nevil Schute
Grace L. Hill
Monte Barrett
Margard Halsey
Doctor Merry
Pousy Gaddis
Anna Duffield
A. J. Cronin
Mrs. Abbots
D. E. Stevenson
C. B. Kelly
Mallo
Karena Shields
Martha Lee Peston
Lohse & Seaton
F. R. Stuart
Sjuard
Helen Follett
Clue
Carolyn Keene
Amy Prentice
Meindert de Jong
Josephine S. Lau
Elizabeth J Gray
Dentler & Fenner
Patton
Home Accidents Rise in 1943 Claims and Causes
United States analysis shows 32 500 home accident deaths in 1943 with two thirds from falls and related failures up 5 percent from 1942. Burns explosions and poisonings followed in severity as stairways, yards, and kitchens accounted for about one fifth each of fatalities.
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National Safety Council
Federal Security Agency
Polk houses in Columbia honor two Polk era homes
The town of Columbia, Tennessee showcases two Polk era residences to boost War Bond sales. Sambel Polk’s brick house from 1816 and a daughter’s home stand near James K. Polk’s son’s residence, with another two story structure tied to the 1844 campaign era.
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Columbia
Tenn
Polk
Sambel Polk
Mr. Poll
James K. Polk
United States
Andrew Jackson
Martin van Buren
U.S. Treasury
Clermont Social Round Delights Local Guests
Local residents shared meals and visits across Clermont and nearby towns. Notables include Mr. and Mrs. E L Crowe honoring son Richard on leave, Mrs. Appelman visiting Cedar Falls, and multiple family gatherings with neighbors from Waterloo, Postville, Waukon, and Decorah. The U S W club meets March 15, while several relatives travel for hospital visits and x rays in Rochester and La Crosse.
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E. L. Crowe
Richard
John Jones
Leo
Wayne’ Qigon
Waukon
Lou Jonas
Emil Schneider
Karen
Dean
Mr. Schneider
Lutheran
la Crosse
Wis
Aubrey Guytr
Weat’ Union Hospital
Wm. ‘A. Nelson
Elmer Anderson
Bonnie Margaret Kelly
John Kelly
St. Peter's Church
Paul Bidey
Cedar Rapids
James McSweeney
Rahdalla
John McSweeny
A/S
Postville
John
West Coast
Clermont Iowa Council Proceedings March 5 1946
The Clermont town council met March 5 1946 with Mayor J B Shipton presiding. Present were Riegel Nelson and Becker. Stee and Olson were absent. Minutes of the first meeting were read and approved. Bills were ordered paid as read: Farmers Savings Bank service charge 1.48. Clermont Fire Department Feb and Mar care of truck 10.09. Clermont Enterprise printing council proceedings 3.50. Interstate Power Co hall lights 1.02. street lights 482. pumping Jan 25 70. Henry Schefus salary last half Feb 80.50. Clermont Brick & Sand Co gravel coal and moisture 211. Home Oil Co gas 4.95. Milne & Chase turbine pump air off. There being no further business, adjournment followed. Bonds or bondage Buy J S Savings Bonds. sf
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Clermont
Iowa
J. B. Shipton
Riegel
Nelson
Becker
Stee
Olson
Farmers Savings Bank
Clermont Fire Department
Clermont Enterprise
Interstate Power Co
Henry Schefus
Clermont Brick & Sand Co
Home Oil Co
Milne & Chase
Geo
Durscher
Navy coating fights ship rust in salt air
The text notes rusting of metal when exposed to air and salt, especially as iron replaced in hulls. Stainless steel corrodes under sea service, and various steels failed. Paint sprayed white on a sandblasted hull helps curb corrosion, a navy developed protective coating being used mainly by the navy.
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Navy
Hormone Sprays Used on Apple and Pear Orchards
Apple and pear trees were dusted with hormone preparations this season to prevent pre harvest drop. Over 100000 acres were treated in 1949.
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Fayete County
West Union Rendering Works
America
WAR Bonds Zeek
Signal Corps
Pacific Island
U.S. Treasury Department
Fred Cline
Mrs
Warry Cline
Joycé Appelman
Cedar Falls
C. C. Grant
Richard Friederich
Appelman
Arlene Johnson
Waterloo
Merle Ruckdaschel
Mrs. Elvich Johnson
Nels Gilbert
Helen Aibel
Wayne Abel
Joan Erickson
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Ed Kozelka
Emma Gunderson
Dan Kloster
Red Wing
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Kloster
Fred Ernst
Lou Jones
Lillian Crowe
Mae
Herbert Haas
Mary Haas
Alfred Baechler
Lillian Halverson
Robert Grover
Elgin
John Barnhouse
Vernie Brandt
Milo Meyer
Carol
Gilbert Hanson
Charles Bigler
Oelwein
F. W. Bigler
Mrs. Bigler
Mrs. Norman Amundson
Herbert Miven
Maynard
Donald
Verta
Orrin Roe
Ronald
Alfred Olson
Russell Gruver
Fayette
John Matthews
Ed Wagner
I. J. Haugland
Crosby
N. D
Helena Groth
East Clermont
Ruth Krueger
Baechler’s
Otto Krueger
Edwin Krueger
Alfred Wenger
Richard Krueger
Hawkeye
Krueger
Washington State
Walter V. Pratt
Russell Pratt
Nancy
Janet
West Union
Herman Griebenow
Dorothy Knoff
Clarence Tatro
Minnie Olson
Hilda Aanes
Louie Hovland
Paw Fridley
C. M. Kneeland
Joseph Larson
Gordon
Inga and
Anna Larson
Richard L. Olson
Rochester
Albert Gunderson
Wm. B. Miller
Willet
Arthel
Harry Johnson
Wm. Scheel
Vernon Olson
Sharon and
Gary
Decorah
Henry C. Olson
Russell Larson
Decorah’ S Hospital
Ida Olson
Larson Home
Lyle Mabb
Martin Cooney
Joseph, Thompson
Charles,Wede
Betty Flack
John Sampson
Charles Wede
Nancy Flack
Helen Halverson
Randalia
J. M. Brorby
Vern Telford
Albert Kelly
Rochester, Minn
Henry ©. Olson
Arthur Olson
Isidore Sack
New York
France
U. S
Treasury Department
Sugnal Corps
Rote
Kreuger
Kenny
Sutherland
U. S. Treasury Department
Clermont Council
DR. I. C. Jerdee
Clermont, Iowa
Louis Schutter& Son
Clermont and
Guneral Home
L. M. Crowe
Uncle Sam
John Deere
Bolson