Taft Proposes Budget Plan to Balance U S Budget
Senator Robert A Taft outlines a five point program to balance the federal budget at about seven billion dollars within two years The plan calls for cutting bureaus reducing staff reorganizing relief housing and agriculture reforming farm policy and limiting public works and subsidies He proposes single local relief administration with federal aid about two thirds and warns of possible tax increases if the target cannot be met The remarks were delivered before the Chicago Bar Association and broadcast nationally
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Center Junction library books soon ready for readers
Several community groups met in Center Junction and nearby locales. The Woman’s Club organized a book committee and prepared for book access, while the Presbyterian Ladies’ group arranged sewing and a missionary program. Local residents attended social gatherings, noted visitors, and a car fire incident closed the segment.
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Center Junction
William.r. Hearst
Chain Paper
Blanche, Sutherland
Samuel S. McClure
Thelmas Apland
Frank Munsey
Elda Dirks
Anna Seehusen
Emmett Moats
Luther, Mont
Presbyterian Ladies
Taft criticizes New Deal agencies and government payroll
Taft argues a committee should map long term government housekeeping while questioning the value of several New Deal agencies. He notes agencies such as the central statistical board and maritime labor board and cites a payroll rise from 563,000 to 932,000 with a cost of about 1.2 billion dollars.
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Electric Home and Farm Authority
Central Statistical Board
National Resources Planning Board
National Power Policy Committee
Disaster Loan Corp
Codification Board
Office of Government Reports
Glamour Girl Brenda Frazier Aids Spending Push
New York debutante Brenda Frazier age 19 next June is at the center of a court case authorizing her mother to seek 52000 for 1940 expenditures. The piece notes the weekly spending of a thousand dollars while contrasting with average American living and calls for restraint.
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New York
Brenda Frazier Watriss
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Jones County Farmers Gain Land Ownership via Government Loans
Eighteen Jones county farmers have become farm owners through the National Farm Loan Association since 1935. The association has advanced over 107000 dollars in long term loans and credit to tenants and new buyers, with down payments and up to 75 percent financing from Land Bank and Commissioner loans. Ownership boosts interest in improvements and property value growth.
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Jones County
National Farm Loan Association
Federal Land Bank
Commissioner Loans
Farewell Party for Amber Woman at Dora Andresen Home
Neighbors honored Mrs. Dora Andresen with a surprise farewell Tuesday evening. Guests played cards and contributed money, and lunch followed. Mrs. Andresen plans to move after selling her farm to William Martin and will relocate to the Waggoner farm near Antioch church.
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Amber
Dora Andresen
Ed Folkers
John Lurkens
Will Steenhoek
Laurence Wilken
Arnold Storms
William Martins
Storms
Martins
Warner Heiken
Rex Heiken
Edward Herren
Anamosa
John Rickels
William Jansen
Harry Dirks
Arnold Jacobs
Louis Herren
Donna
Herman Helgens
Julia Toenjes
Berdina Prull
Bernice Harms
Irvin
Leonard Bohlken
Carl Eden, Sr
Williamsburg
William Hillegardt
Hans Kofoed
George Siebels
Jewell DeLosh
Philip Bailey Place
Center Junction
Clifford Soper
Iowa City
Will Jansen
Q. F. Otten
William Martin
Amber Presbyterian
George Andrews
Ernest Anderson
Lloyd Robertson
Clifford Crow
Henry Holmes
Harold Hartman
R. F. Gilmore
Carl Husman
Jennie Belknap
Walter Steckel
Abbie Steckel
Willian Steenhoek
Phil Daly
Midland School
Doris O'Toole
Lou Bramer
Pauline Siebels
Henry Oltmans
John Bodiker and
Rhinie Wessels
Carl Schoon and Sons
Clarence Herren
W. J. Zimmerman
George Harms
Herman Zimmerman
Will Dirks
John Irks
Community Notes From Local Social Circles
Long list of social visits, dinners, card parties, and gatherings in local households. Includes hostesses at Amber Presbyterian Ladies Aid and a shower for Miss Ruby Ambuehl and Irvin Toenjes, plus birthday observances and club meetings. A gas-pocket incident near Leon halted work briefly during a well-digging on the Raymond Greenwood farm.
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Willie Husman
D. John Dirks
John Henry
Jack Husman
Albert White
Henry Wennekamp
Owen Conley
Henry Rink
Gerd. Tuetken
Otto Danneman
H. A. Toenjes
Julia Toenjes
George Siebels
Thursda
Langworthy Hall
Ruby Ambuehl
Irvin Toenjes
Scotch Grove
W. J. Zimmerman
Cletus Boland
Kate
Toni Hanlon
Nell McDowell
Michael Martin
D. Tobiason
Wayne Zion Luther League
Mayeda Weers
Lucille Siebels
Raymond Greenwood
Missouri Line
Leon
Hand Injury At Work And Community Notes From Scotch Grove
Oscar Ambuehl nearly severed two fingers when his hand was pulled into a saw while working for Henry Rickles. He was taken to McDonald hospital in Monticello and doctors hope to save the fingers. The column also notes departures and upcoming events including lectures by Elizabeth Petersen, a Young People’s meeting, Presbyterian activities, a baby birth, and a January community schedule in Scotch Grove.
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Elmeree
Carl Schneider
Monticello
Merle Pangburn
Fred Henak
George
Carl Lazare
Marshalltown
Joe Wintz
Independence
Ed White
Baldwin
S. W. Clark
Velma Hoerner
Ted Smith
DeWitt
Margaret Smola
Norman Johnson
Roberta
Vera Mae
C.F. Saxon
Wyoming
Roy Snell
Elmer Schrader
Sam Alexander
Olin
Trinity Lutheran Church
Harm Dirks
John H. Hanken
B. D. Heiken
Fred Brokens
August Schrader
Martha Heiken
Gutknecht
John Null
Henry Bartels
St. John's Lutheran Church
Scotch Grove
Henry Rickless
Oscar Ambuehl
McDonald
Colorado Springs
Colo
Elizabeth Petersen
Iowa State College
Ames
L. J. Hughes
Alyea
Presbyterian Church
John Wright
Women’s Community Club
H. J. Dirks
F. D. Sinclair
Royden
Ts. Dirks
Scotch Grove Sunshine Girls
Eloise Kuhns
4-H Meeting Invites Girls and Members to Attend
A call is issued for all members and interested girls to attend a 4-H meeting. The session will begin at pm with Audrey Schrader reportedly recovering from measles.
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Audrey Schrader
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