Iowa 44th Assembly urged tough highway and tax reforms
The piece urges the 44th Iowa General Assembly to enact major laws on taxation highway control and drivers licensing. It argues for a state police system with driver licensing and renewal every three years, proposing penalties for careless driving and license suspension. It also backs establishing a state normal college at Tabor to boost Southwest Iowa education and culture.
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Bloodless Revolutions Remembering the 44th General Assembly
A Des Moines correspondent recalls the opening of the 44th General Assembly. The piece notes tension and humor around legislative life, points out pay, committee appointments, and the clash between efficiency and tradition, and lists proposed reforms such as expense limits and a basic intelligence test for candidates.
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Legislative tax battle opens Iowa 44th General Assembly
The piece surveys early 1940s Iowa legislative aims, noting new officeholders G C Greenwalt and others, with focus on potential income tax, state budget, road bonds, highway patrol, driver licenses, and apportionment. It discusses looming debates on taxation, highway funding, and education spending as the assembly begins.
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Iowa General Assembly Prepares for Fiery Start
Observers predict a contentious session as 44th Iowa General Assembly opens in Des Moines with 38 Democrats and 70 Republicans. Speaker Francis Johnson Johnson faces opposition but is set to win the post aided by party crossovers. Budget issues and committee assignments loom as first-term members arrive from across 99 counties and districts.
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What Other Editors Say About Education Expenditures
The Toledo Chronicle cheers large school spending amid broad public support. It notes about 28,104,000 pupils were in public schools, reflecting widespread concern over funding and taxes.
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