Iowa House Bill Amends County Hospital Funds Rules
A 1941 Iowa act allows county hospital boards with unappropriated funds in the county public hospital fund to use those funds to erect and equip hospital buildings and additions without voter approval. The measure, effective upon publication, is described in House File 251 and amended by the governor.
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House
General Assembly
State OF
Iowa
Said
Evening Journal
Washingmn
Lews
Sigourney Reew
Fourney
Robert D. Blue
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Senate
Washington
Ilowa
Sigourney Review
Sigourney
Iowa House Amends Bond Elections for County Hospitals
House Bill 248 seeks to amend Section 5348.1 of the 1939 Iowa Code relating to bond elections for additions to county public hospitals. The measure proposes modifications to the statute governing how bonds for hospital expansions are approved and financed. The text specifies changes to the code section and the legislative intent behind funding county hospital improvements.
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General Assembly
State OF
Iowa
Iowa State College Fire Halls Machinery Show Cancelled
Ames Iowa April 9 The loss of storage space after a large fire at the agricultural engineering building forces cancellation of the annual Field Day during the Weishea festival. Richard Nelson Humboldt chairs the committee citing scarce machinery and defense orders and strikes at three plants.
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Ames
Iowa
Iowa State College
Richard Nelson Humboldt
Dr Ladislas de Bardossy Becomes Hungary Premier
Dr Ladislas de Bardossy succeeds Count Paul Teleki as Hungary's prime minister after Teleki's suicide in Budapest. The transition follows Teleki's death by his own hand amid political crisis.
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Ladislas de Bardossy
Hungary
Paul Teleki
Budapest
Dr. Ladislas de Bardossy
Eggs record reaches thirty thousand in Wayland tale
In Wayland on April 9 Mrs. Emerson Witting catalogues her egg tally to 30 000 and muses on grocery costs while Emerson jokes about buying power during wartime. Local anecdotes include visits by Peter Alliman and family and schoolteacher reminiscences at a social luncheon. Neighborly notes end with a wartime punch about union leaders.
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Wayland
Emerson Witting
Emerson
New York City
Alliman
Peter Alliman
U. S. S. St. Louis
San Fransico
P. R. Alliman
Don Alliman
Jeanne Buschule
St. Louis
Frank Neff
Lloyd Alliman
Marion Robertson
Hd Alliman
Peter Krabill
Bill Alliman
Duane
Billy
P. RK
Pete
U.S. S. St. Louis
Roy Stewart
Nellie Essley
Ward
Claude Essley
Franklin
Will Severt
West Liberty
Eugene Hoover
Bill
F. A. Love
Chicago
Florida
Sam
Frenchman Charged in NYC With Stealing Plane Pump Blueprints
Joseph Dutar de Benque, a 64 year old French alien, was arrested by New York City police on grand larceny charges for allegedly stealing 1500 blue prints of pumps used in American fighting planes.
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Joseph Dutar de Benque
New York City
Sinister Visitor Spooks Wayland Salesman and Neighbors
A Wayland woman recounts a frightening encounter as a heavyset man, described as well dressed and menacing, appeared at the dining room door insisting a sales visit was unnecessary. The scene ends with reflections on the visitor’s chilling presence and a casual family visit noted alongside local names and travel.
Death notices and hospital reports from Archbold area
Angled reports detail funeral attendances for Josiah Kauffman in Kansas City and Mary Wyse in Archbold with relatives from several towns. Hospitalization updates note Mrs. Lewis Spiedel undergoing an Iowa City operation and doing well. A Packard ambulance arrived for Wyse services while Mrs. George Barr remains homebound with arthritis and family visits occur.
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Will Kauffman
Josiah Kauffman
Kansas City
Kauffman
A. R. Meyer
Allen Meyer
Ralph Kauffman
Sylvanius Lugibell
Albert Notzinger
Lizzie Short
Abe
Nic Wyse
Archbold, O
Mary Wyse
Jacob G. Roth
Lewis Spiedel
University Hospital
Iowa City
Packard
John Henney Co
Freeport
Ill
Zehr Funeral Home
Wyse
George Barr
Joseh Graber
Jack Stull
Jerry
Fremont
Percy Black
Louise
Billy
Barbados Remains British Colony Since 1625
The report states Barbados in the West Indies has been a British colony since 1625. It notes longstanding colonial status and ties to Britain amid regional affairs.
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Barbados
West Indies
Airplane Production Expands to 1,000 Planes a Month
The Aeronaut Chamber of Commerce of Amer Inc reports a surge in airplane production capacity reaching 1,000 planes per month as plant facilities and staffing expand in recent months.
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Aeronaut Chamber of Commerce of Amer Inc
Notice of Debtor's Application for Dismissal of Voluntary Petition
Debtor I A Shelangoski seeks dismissal of a voluntary petition filed in the U S District Court Southern District of Iowa. Creditors of F A Shelangoski of Washington County Iowa are ordered to show cause at 10:00 AM on April 21 1941 before Theodore B P Bailey why the petition should not be dismissed.
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District Court OF the United States
Southern District OF
Iowa
I. A. Shelangoski
A. Shelangoski
B. A. Shelangoski
F. A. Shelangoski
Washington
Washington County
Theodore B. P Bailey
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