Assembly Sees Freeze-Out Struggle Over Taxes and Edits
The state assembly describes a tense freeze-out over gas tax and a state income tax with divisions between the house and senate. Key measures passed include a state bond issue plan, a secondary road fund transfer, a three-member tax commission, and various school and tax code reforms. The report notes 1,050 measures and fewer than 400 enacted, with emphasis on education committee work and a push for updated school and fiscal laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Boards of Supervisors
Tax Commission
Executive Council
House
Senate
Hammill
Boards of Education
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Nh School Board
A Year Ago Today in Waterloo A bizarre dynamite mystery
On Friday April 20, 1928 Mrs. J W Orr driving her brother in laws car from his farm to Reinbeck found smoke under the hood. Fire extinguisher used and three sticks of dynamite wired to the engine. The dynamite placement remains a mystery. Also ahead the Sixth district supervisor race to be heated with candidates Jacob Shares Leo J Bedard John Neiser and Andrew Apel seeking the Democratic nomination in June. two suspects Francis Kelley of Oelwein and Donald Waterman of Waterloo were arrested on charges of attempting to rob McNally drug store and Kelley returned to Oelwein to face further charges.
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J. W. Orr
Waterloo
Hubert Young
Reinbeck
Barclay
Fox
Poyner
Jacob Shares
Leo J. Bedard
John Neiser
Andrew Apel
Francis Kelley
Hudson Lodges mark 110th anniversary celebration
Hudson Indiana April 26 Odd Fellowship in the United States marks its 110th anniversary with a joint program by I G FP and Rebekah lodges. The event features varied entertainment including dancing and cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson, In
Odd Fellowship
United States
Rebekah
Illustrated Lectures on Biblical Prophecy at Gospel Hall
Ross of Kansas City Missouri will present illustrated lectures on biblical prophecy at Gospel Hall 726 Western Avenue starting Sunday at 7 45 p m Each evening during the week except Saturday topics include The League of Nations Will the Future Bring War or Peace and What Time Is It Now in the World's Great Drama All are invited to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross
Kansas City
Gospel Hall
Western Avenue
Rosa
League of Nations
Prompt Golf Etiquette From 1929 Notes on Play Pace
The passage advocates efficient play and proper conduct on the golf course. It cites Bobby Jones and George Duncan as fast players, warns against slowing pace, and urges players to signal when a clear hole appears. It argues time-wasting harms the game and urges all golfers to be prompt and decently conductful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Jones
George Duncan
Alec Smith
Alec
Atec
Radio schedules and station lineups across major networks
Central standard time broadcasts list numerous stations and programs including WABC WJZ WLW WGN and more. Entries cover National Forum United States Army Band Dinner Orchestra and Hour of Radio Drama among others with emphasis on times and station affiliations across New York Chicago Des Moines and Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WABC
New York
National Forum
Washington
WBEAM
KMOX
KOTL
WCCO
United States Army Band
Ekmox Koil
WGGO
WEAF
WAPL
Reonee White
Mildred “Hunt
WGY
WWI
Walter Damrosch
B. A. Rolfé
WGN
Nita
Renes Wright
Ben Pollack
WWJ
WDAF
Bola-Aviz
WLW
Pols
Hans Barth
KDKA
WJZ
RWK
Department of Commerce
KYW
Edwin Franko
Goldman Band
Billie Jones
Ernie Hare
Bea
T-11
Chicago
Pinance
Chicago Concert Co
Orch
ALGI
WWGN
Nighthawks
Flavio
Flasencia
Bath
WMAQ
Cincinnati
Vanderblit
Jack d
Gene
Minneapolis—sin
Music Box
Symphony
WHO
Des Moines
Waldorf
Astoria
Iho
National Safety Council
General Electric
Wright Sisters
Mwas—Park Central Hotel
Wepshires Bankers Alfeight Opers Jour
Radio Schedule Fragments From a Busy New York Station
An OCR fragment shows a dense afternoon and evening lineup across many stations including WABG WWOWO WCCO KMOX and WHOM, listing ads, luncheon mentions with President Hoover, various choruses, orchestras, and dramatized programs. It references numerous programs, hour-long blocks, and station crossovers with KDKA WLW WGN and WOR among others. The text depicts a collage of radio offerings, performers, and event notes, not a cohesive narrative.
Sunday AHRA Warc Radio Schedule for New York
Radio list shows Sunday lineup with times 2:00 3:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 and 9:00 items. Programs include Ballad Hour with Orchestra Quartet and soloists, Cathedral Hour Musical Service, sermon by Rev Donald G Barnhouse on The Holy Spirit, Tours Trilla Program, Broadway Stars with Belvin’s Orchestra, Theatre of the Air presenting The Rubby, and a television segment featuring Francia Jenkins with WOWO and other stations. Multiple stations listed: WCCO KOIL WMAQ KMOX WOWO WADO WKRC WOHP KOTL Waco.
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Ahra—Warc
New York
Knox Koil
WCCO
WADO
WKRC
WOHP
WMAQ
Kmox Koil
Donald G. Barnhouse
WOWO
Waco
Belvin
Wowo Fier
Tornadoes Strike Texas Kill Infant in Cleburne
Reconstruction work began in three Texas towns after tornadoes swept the northern part of the state. The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. McGee died when their home collapsed in the sand flats area near Cleburne. A cyclone damaged Bowie roofs and foundations, and wrecked part of the Texas & Pacific railroad warehouse at Paris.
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Fort. Worth
Tex
Texas
Texas & Pacific Railroad
Paris
Nurses' Home at Allen Likely First Project
Allen Memorial hospital expansion moves into full swing within six weeks to add 35 patient rooms an isolation ward a children's ward a nurses' home an emergency wing a doctors conference room and physiotherapy and X ray services. The $100000 campaign closed above the original goal with gifts split between initial donors and a sales army. The team led by Mrs V A Zelihoefer and Bishop S P Spreng highlighted the fundraising finish at a victory dinner in the Gold Room Hotel Président.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Memorial Hospital
Charles F. Altstadt
General Sales Army
S. A. Codagan
A. A. Sohner
R. S. Eickelberg
F. W. Tesmer
Sohner
Rickelbere
Codagan
Testner
V. A. Zelihoefer
W. F. Schrag
Bishop
S. P. Spreng
Naperville
Deaconess Society and Hospital Association
J. H. Bauernfeind
George Lichty
J. E. Armstrong
Clinton Smith
F. Altstadt
Clyde Hinson
L. J. Reese
Chicago
Five Hundred In School Musicale At Mt G Parley
About 500 pupils from consolidated and rural schools took part in a rural choir and demonstration at the consolidated school conference in the State Teachers College auditorium. County Superintendent A E Jewett noted the event, the first of its kind, planned by the Superintendents club and the rural education department with Prof. C A Fullerton in charge. About 300 fifth graders from Jesup Cedar Heights Orange Hudson Dunkerton Janesville and the state college training school attended, with the Jesup orchestra and boys' glee club also participating.
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State Teachers College
A E. Jewett
Superintendents’ Club
Rural Education Department
C. A. Fullerton
Jesup
Cedar Heights
Orange
Hudson
Dunkerton
Janesville
Teachers College Training School
Cedar Falls
Stray dogs urged to alert police in Waterloo
Waterloo dog catcher George Carpenter appealed for residents to notify the police if dogs stray near homes. He noted 97 licenses were issued in April, suggesting many owners may be careless about canine licensing this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
George Carpenter
Police Department
Carpenter
Separate Maintenance Sought by C F Woman
Mary J Shannon filed a suit for separate maintenance against HB Shannon claiming remarriage after a 1923 marriage at Dubuque and a 1924 divorce with a later remarriage on Dec 6 1924. She seeks 100 dollars per month. The couple’s Cedar Falls home moved from a Benson area farm in Cedar Falls township. An accompanying note found on Arthur Clingenpoel a Battle Creek Ill veteran mentions money left Eva Grayball Ida Grove with autopsy ordered.
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Mary J. Shannon
Reniist
HB. Shannon
Dubuque
Shannon
Cedar Falls
Benson
Omena
Neb
Arfhiair Clingenpoel
Battle Creek
Omaha
Eva Grayball
Ida Grove
Eva
Arthur JC
Rural schools and clubs push through mud to attend event
From Orange, Cedar Heights glee club and a quartet from Dike rural schools were represented. Some cars carrying rural students would have been stuck in the mud if teachers and pupils had not got out and pushed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
Cedar Heights
Dike
Bridge Crash Kills Two on Indiana Bridge
In Cushing Indiana on April 20 two men died when a tractor pulled them into a 12 foot gully as a bridge collapsed. William Hunwardson aged 9 and Earl Eveland aged 38 were recovered and sent to Correctionville for funeral arrangements as authorities worked with two tractors and two trucks to remove the wreckage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cushing
U.R
William Hunwardson
Earl Eveland
King Calls Upon Fascists to Join in Defense Plan
King Victor Emmanuel II addressed 400 fascist deputies in Monte Charla palace urging collaboration to strengthen Italy's defense as disarmament efforts fail. He asserted the state must provide timely defense, harmonize military forces, and pursue a peaceable foreign policy while supporting Mussolini.
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Monte Charla Palace
Victor Emanuel II
Italy
Ideal Chamber
Mussolini
Rome
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Lichty
Hudson Lodges
Bobby Thatcher
Fitts
RES
BANK
HS Hat
George Storm
Bobby
Duncan
Ial
Jones
The
Associated Press
Surnovers
Real
Rusbanstobbi
Tiers
Aleo _WOWO KMOXIMA-IWEAR
SS. Parkes Cadrinn
WSM
Legion Band
WOAF
Major Bowe
Milla Domingues
Our Government
Tiivid Lawrence
A. K
Champions Orchestra
Seth Pearker
Dr. Frosdick
Wren
Ralph Leopold
Fis Gaels Heyry
Gusugeieney
Wan
Church of Christ, Scientist
S—Vather Perrin
Guisaga
San
Pat ‘Darnes
Pullman Porters
WMAD
People's Church
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Cancert Orchestra
Sunday Evening Club
Auld Sandy
el Comancho
Amos-Andy
Hible Neading
Cinemnnas
Ging
WCCE
Minneapolis
Sic
ROK
Stetson
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Ernn Jettlek
Port Des Moines
David Lawrence
Atwater Kent
Studebaker
Seth Parkers
Bankers Life Trio
Chaie
Bankers Life Little Symphony
Associated
Hoover
World Today
Wfaa Wey
Frances Faperte
WEY
Vaughn de Teath
Bps
Lois Lorraine
Hoguecordera Orchestra
Reel Folka
Radio Players
Ludwig Laurier
Newark
Noreman Strokenahire
Alfie Walaq
Honey Burbig
KOLL
Weco
Uncle Joe
Pat
Alo
Hollywood
KOIL
Julia Senderson
Frank Criimit
WMA Wowo
United Choral Singers
WEAP
Newst
QVEAF
Oudenrvy Selinger
WHMAQ
Cinetanali
Iin
Prat
Kyrock
Penture
Wis
Dence
L, & Wy LE Hr
WGCO
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Montgomery Word
John Thompson
Pdrake University
Bankers Lie Little Symphony
State Historical Department
John Hammill
Babe
Allen
Allison Masons
Allson
Masonic Lodge
Masonic Hall
Shell Rock
Clarksville
Bristow
Dumont
Parkersburg
Hobart Vance Tank
Altho
Federal Trade Commission
Power Trust
Boston
Mass
G. W. Norris
Nebraska
David
Walsh
Massachusetts
MT. G. Parley
C. F
Hartleip Electric Co
Maine Woods
Entz Cafe
First National Bank
Golden Rule
East Fifth St
du Pont
Duco
du Pont Chemical Organization
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