Income Tax Bill Sparks Iowa Legislature Debates
The Iowa General Assembly considers a state income tax driven by Gov. Hamill's inaugural plan. Rep. Paterson and Rep. Johnson of Dickinson propose rates starting at 1,000 dollars, rising to 5,000, with brackets yielding 10 to 150 dollars. proponents frame it as a replacement tax to cut property levies. Opposition notes potential impact on corporations and totals, while other measures target county supervisor elections and sheriff turnover. Legislators visit Ames to tour Iowa State College, and a Texas memorial to abolish federal aid is discussed.
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Iowa
Smith
O’brien
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Fayette
Amr
Forest
Dean
Osceola County
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Ames
Iowa State College and State Highway Commission
Towa
Ma Fergnon
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Town Welfare Group Demonstration At State House
The Town Child Welfare Commission aided by about two hundred J. Ye members staged a demonstration at the state house for a week, addressing legislators in joint session. Hon Joe Weaver, president, gave a speech described as wonderful and impressive. The piece portrays earnest effort by new members to pass better laws amid obstacles and hindrances from old acts.
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Shenandoah Citizen Records A Veteran Traveler’s Milestone
Bailey, Page County editor and veteran of Shenandoah, just celebrated his 90th birthday at Galesburg. He has traveled the world 32 times, following the earth’s journey around the sun for ninety cycles, reflecting a life marked by extensive travel and observation.
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Bailey
Page County
Galesburg
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