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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1955
Page
6
Hawarden area residents report a Great Dane AWOL from Rayner Johnson's home, prompting local talk of a mountain lion. The article also lists church activities including services, classes, meetings, and conventions across several Lutheran churches and districts with dates, times, and locations.
Iowa's tax commission adopts a get tough approach to evaders as tighter laws and recent court actions mark a shift. Three cases have been filed in district court this year, first actions since 1934 law.
The Iowa attorney general ruled annual filing for veteran property tax exemptions not required until before July 1, 1956 for 1957 taxes. Laws take effect July 1, 1955, delaying applicability and prompting changes to curb ineligible transfers. Hawkeye Boys State poll shows 91 percent of 700 juniors support night speed limits and driver training. Governor Hoegh urges voluntary 60 mph night limit. tests claim reduced highway deaths. CAA approves airline route adjustments for United, Braniff, and Ozark, shifting service and terminating certain stops.
Progress in eradicating brucellosis in Bremer county dairy herds is shown by a May ring test where 28 percent tested positive, down 12 points from last fall. Bremer led state with 205 herds certified free in five months, while negative reports allow further certification. Elena Jones, 12, was badly mauled by a steer in Paullina after wandering into a sales pavilion alley.
Pfc Wil bert Heideman of Denver is among 3 000 soldiers training at Camp McCoy Wisconsin. About 40 000 National Guard and Reserve troops will participate in annual training as the Army emphasizes ongoing civilian readiness. Heideman is stationed at Fort Carson Colorado as a welder in the 97th Field Artillery Battalion Service Battery. He entered the Army in May 1953 and completed basic training at Fort Riley Kansas.
A pickup truck and a four thousand five hundred pound safe were stolen in Maquoketa. Police recovered the safe and the vehicle, but 175 dollars in cash remains missing.
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