World Happenings Terse Reported From Washington Rome and More
Secretary Wallace predicts the new farm credits act will lower loan interest for farmers. Washington notes tax receipts surpass $40 million through March 15, with broader estimates of $400 million. Prohibition agents reassigned under a Haynes shakeup. Madam Kalinin granted U.S. entry for Red Cross work. Notable deaths include Campbell Bulbert Sewall and J. M. Smith. Indictments target Great State Petroleum in New York. Fire destroys Taplin-Rice-Clergin foundry in Akron. Kentucky and Indiana incidents, plus Klansmen disrupted Easter service in Pittsburgh. Various state and federal actions on tax, rail and safety issues appear.
Iowa General Assembly Ends Work On Key Bills
The 100 day Iowa General Assembly adjourns sine die at noon April 17 after resolving a concurrent adjournment. Gov Kendall may call a special session if code revision proceeds. Notable actions include banking, fraternal insurance, railroad labor, tax code revisions, and Rockefeller Foundation funding for a new medical college at Iowa City.
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A review of Iowa events notes a $700 relief shipment from Clay County and farm finance plans, plus a state Senate seat vacancy filled in the 37th district. Des Moines records a death row appeal rerun, while investigations target school drug access.
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