Overhead Decrease Drives Iowa State Reorganization
Des Moines May 9 1939 executives of Iowa state departments report savings from consolidations and overstaffing cuts. The Wilson administration aims to reduce payroll toward 1931 levels with a two to four replacement rate for Republicans replacing Democrats and a minimum 23 percent payroll reduction. Home town newspapers provided the information about appointees and their capabilities.
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Iowa Legislature Ends After Long Session and Budget Notes
The session concludes with lawmakers approving police dummy plates use for investigations, auditing reforms slashing city costs, and road tax adjustments. Key figures include Lt. Gov. Grener Hickenlooper and Speaker John LyWyn as legislative work wraps after 114 days and 1167 bills, with allocations for Bang's disease indemnities and farm related measures.
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Report of Municipal Indebtedness 1939
General Bond totals outstanding April 1 1938 and payments during year. Municipal Industry Bonds totals outstanding April 1 1938 and payments during year. Total indebtedness March 31 1939.
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