Iowa House File M45 Seeks $26 Million War Veteran Bonds
An Iowa act proposes borrowing $26 million through state bonds to fund a service compensation program for veterans who served between June 27, 1950 and July 27, 1953. The plan sets 2.5% interest, 20 yearly installments, and a tax levy to secure repayment. Bonds would be sold to bidders after a 20 day ad period, with proceeds directed to a service compensation fund for eligible veterans.
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HOUSE
Iowa
United States
General Assembly
Sad
Sale Shell
Treasury
Towa
Lmited
Armed Forces of
The
Armed Forces
Acadenes
Siste
Des Moines
Sawamm
Hw Jegal
Equitt
Supreme Court
Cnurt
Sears
Tas
Nform Tate Ae
Marc Cromh
Service Compensation Act provisions and board duties
A long Iowa act creates the Service Compensation Board to administer benefits for service connected deaths from 1930 to 1952. It defines eligible survivors, compensation amounts, and custodianship for minors. It outlines board composition, appeals, funding via bonds, and tax provisions to support principal and interest. The act sets application deadlines and penalties for false statements, with implementation and voter approval procedures.
Globe Globe Post and September 1936 notices
A fragmented report notes events from September 21 1936 including ball events and estate matters, with references to Globe Post publication on September 24. It mentions shards of data, a cave event, and discussions around badges, clubs, and enrollments during October.
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Hanson
Leo Elthon
Senate
House
Generassembis
Gustafson
Leo A Hoegh
Grobe Post
District Court of
Plimouth
Baw
Nonmlia
Geo W Sturees Charkes Bo Vondia
Te Mars Globe- Post
Dasurice Court
Plymouth County
Iowa
Margaret Helmrich
Maude Buckley
le Mars Globe- Post
Joeph P. Kelleher
Pstate
James P. Kelley
Te Mats Globe- Post
Fe Bua Globe Post
Country Corn Invitation At 4 H Club Event
NOL members and interested youths are invited to attend at FH doader mumboe or Mlopod othe fatension olfc. The note encourages participation and notes the event date in October.
4-H Leaders Elect New Counts at Plymouth Meeting
Four-H leaders from the Gauls fours held a gathering at the targrounds on Friday September 28 to elect new counts for the Counts Committee. Thirty-seven lads attended representing the Counts Committee and twenty-nine lads from 4-H clubs. Ralph Guhl was chosen as the new counts chair, to succeed Mrs Rojo Becker who served the past year.
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Plymouth
Targrounds
Agana Meu
Ralph Guhl
Charmin
Rojo Becker
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Swifts
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Spencer
Doane
Ward Lumber Co
Hawarden
Schaafs
Philco Twin
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PHCO
Philco’s
Rog Od Trandmille
Schaafs Hardware
Remsen, Iowa
Fede
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Seth General Assembly
John Lb Kelleher
Sand County
Sant
Sant Court
Dasurer Court
Maude Whine
Pile al Sand County
Veterinary Sales Dept
Upjohn
Upjohn Company
Kalamazoo, Mich
Saintone
Sally
Cava i
Fyi Fund
Hy Huta Stratton
Slipper
Brunsville
Stevl Olson
the Frontier Cafe
Denaalhoon
Jackson County
John T. Flatgard
County of
Jackson
State of
Minnesota
Windom State Bank
Windom
Probate Court
G. A. Redding
John T. Flatyard
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