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rred with Secre-vin Synhorst on ride a check on ting funds, j and corporation flrtst the senator i bill to be intro-iowa legislature. Regulation d raising organl-in Iowa are resent law to file ts with the sec-bte wants a law In* charity cor-a statement ot tore they go out; might require is who is raising the money will I he for adminis-what literature ie campaign, ed a later check 1 report by the w and where the rent Grlmstead onld “serve as a honest organise* rovide protection fnnd-raisers.lt;e BlQ Hauit he did not want t accounting religious organ ixa-* types might ah said.rooal thus would ter-e. t Thk hill ap-ofk corporations other problems “charity racks* ild.he had been of a New.York ee on it* widelytial percentage of farmers produce no more corn than they teed and consequently are not influenced by the allotment compliance require* ment to qualify for support loans.OELWEI GETSGreat Western Outs Force Of Crew There Down Over One HundredShopOelwein, Iowa, Nov. 2d.—The Chicago Great Western railroad laid off 107 men in Itslhops here last Friday in a more attracted to sharply decreased traffic in recent montfis.Railway officials refused to comment on the layoff*; but it was learned that 57 men had been dis*.The Great Western has “spent approximately three million dollars in new equipment and installations at its shops at Oelwein* in recentVirginia, where he resk becoming governor of years ago, and where h to return at the close o! the middle of January.He was engaged in the ness in New Virginia, an erated hie 900 acre farm place. His son-in-law op drug store since Beardsli governor.10 Killed Last Wlt;Governor William S. age fifty-three, whose a tlon has waged an intei palgn for traffic safety, of eight persons to die as of motor vehicle mishap over the weekend. The car crashed into a slo panel truck.The death of the govc day night to * highway -the 566th traffic death ii far this year, compared on the same date a yearThree Air Force men ■ futt Air Force Base neiyears.Railroad officials assured Oelwein civic leaders that the current layoff did not involve any relocation of the firm’s facilities!Borne twenty machinists employed by the railroad here will be ie-i*UlSed^5»iyes .autsixs^Smd said. A„ small group olT laborers also will be retained.W. A. Hobbs, age twentj Augusta, Georgia; Rober age twenty-one, of Lined ka; and James R. Parker, teen, of Roanoke, Virgin The car in which the s were riding went off HI and overturned several 1 urday just north of Loi Pottawattamie county fo south of Missouri Valley,' iotm' the state were Mrs. Mel1Marschall HeadsComic Censorship ! Predict AnotIowa Druggists- To Ban All h Cenffre
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Hampton Chronicle
Hampton, Iowa, US
Thu, Nov 25, 1954
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