Tax Bill Looms as Government Mobilizes Revenue Act
Washington reports the United States readies to collect over a billion dollars in new taxes under a wartime scale mobilization. The Internal Revenue Service plans forms, field agents, and stamps while manufacturers and retailers adjust to June 20 deadlines and downstream price effects.
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Washington
June
W.A
Congress
Bureau of Internal Revenue
America
Post Office Department
Ten Young Swimmers Drown in Oklahoma City Floods
Oklahoma City headlines report ten deaths in the North Canadian River floods within a week. The latest casualties are A. C. Curry, 11, and his brother Leroy, 9, who drowned while swimming with peers. others died during Friday's flood.
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Oklahoma City
U.P
A. C. Curry
Leroy
Death pleas overruled by Court of Criminal Appeals
Motions for rehearings of three death row appellants were overruled today by the Court of Criminal Appeals. Charlie Grogans of Jefferson County, Richard Johnson of Wichita County, and Guadalupe Garza of Refugio County were denied relief from electrocution for murders.
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Austin
Court of Criminal Appeals
Charlie Grogans
Jefferson County
Richard Johnson
Wichita County
A. N
Ted) Norhurft
Wichita Falls
Guadalupe Garza
Refugio County
J. R. Weathers
Search for Victims in Cleveland Apartment Fire
Firemen hunted for bodies in the charred remains of the El lington apartments after a massive explosion and blaze. A fifth body was found, eight tenants remained unaccounted for over 24 hours after the fire began early yesterday.
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Cleveland
Ellington Apartments
Insull Withdraws From Rail Interests Amid Trust Reorganization
Samuel Insull has pulled out of all rail stakes and 52 other corporations as he ends his control of the utility empire. A federal audit targets Insull Utility Investments Inc to determine personal liability of officers and directors. If liability is found, civil action may seek recovery of funds.
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Chicago
Samuel Insull
Insull Utility Investments, Inc
Walter Lindley
Prussian Dictatorship Seen in Von Papen Edict
Reports said Chancellor Von Papen planned to use emergency article 48 to declare a Prussian dictatorship. A commissioner would lead the government with dictatorial powers if the diet deadlock over a new premier continued.
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Berlin
Franz von Papen
Prussia
Diet
Kohler Stampede Boosts Wisconsin Republican Draft Talk
At the Wisconsin state Republican convention in Madison delegates heard former Gov. Walter J. Kohler would be drafted to run against Gov. Phillip F. LaFollette, as Kohler’s willingness was confirmed.
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Madison
Wis
Prospect Today
Wisconsin
Walter J. Kohler
Phillip F. LaFollette
Carson on Program for Rotary Club Appearance
Jiu jitsu instructor and escape artist Jack Carson will appear on the Amarillo Rotary Club program tomorrow. Carson has trained police and firemen and will attend a firemen's convention next week at Raton New Mexico. Charles Lowe city plumbing inspector is expected back today or tomorrow. The inspector accompanied his wife to Baltimore Maryland for her grandfather's funeral.
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Charles Lowe
Baltimore
Egan Faces Arraignment in Murder Case
Franks J. Egan longtime San Francisco public defender appeared in superior court for arraignment on murder charges. He was joined by Verne Doran a former Egan chauffeur and Albert Tinnin an ex convict formerly employed by Egan. They were indicted by the grand jury over the death of Mrs Jessie Scott Hughes a 59 year old widow and benefactor to Egan.
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Egan
San Francisco
Frank J. Egan
Superior Court
Verne Doran
Albert Tinnin
Jessie Scott Hughes
Forest fires spread in Quebec evacuations ordered
Thirty forest fires raged across Quebec as strong winds fanned the flames. Four townships in the Lake St. John district Melot Hudon Beaudet and La Trappe were evacuated today to safeguard residents.
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Quebec
Lake St. John District
Melot
Hudon
Beaudet
la Trappe
West Texas Chamber Names New Officers in Magazine
Photographs of Wilbur C. Hawk president and the new officers appear in the current West Texas Today issue, the chamber’s official publication. The president's inaugural address is included and Palo Duro Canyon graces the cover.
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Wilbur C. Hawk
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
West Texas Today
Palo Duro Canyon
Former Amarillo Girl Dies at Perryton Home
Clarice McCall, 17, daughter of Mr and Mrs Otis McCall Perryton formerly of 211 Fairmont Amarillo died Tuesday at her home after a brief illness Her parents four sisters two brothers and grandmother Mrs J F Bradley of 1506 Jefferson survive Services will be Thursday at Perryton.
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Clarice McCall
Otis McCall
Perryton
Fairmont
Amarillo
J. F. Bradley
Jefferson
Pertyton
Ansley to Represent West Texas at Weatherford Convention
Henry Ansley of The News Globe travels to Weatherford Oklahoma to represent the West Texas Chamber of Commerce at the two day Western Oklahoma Chamber of Commerce meeting. He will speak at the opening session tomorrow.
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Ansley
Weatherford
Henry Ansley
News-Globe
Okla
West Texas
Fast Express Slams Into Derailed Freight Train
A fast Atlantic City to New York express crashed into a derailed freight near Deans New Jersey. 28 passengers were hospitalized, about 20 with injuries, two in serious condition. Engineer Frank Schock and fireman Harry McCauley, both of Atlantic City, were listed in critical state.
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Deans
N. J
Atlantic City
Amarillo Mayor Pro Tem Calls June 14 1932 Election
City orders a special election for mayor to fill the unexpired term of Ernest O Thompson. Precincts 1 2 3 and 4 vote at designated fire stations and a Buchanan Street schoolhouse with J D Cazzell John Trolinger E L Richardson and J G Colby presiding as judges. Publication in The Amarillo Globe on June 1 and June 8 1932.
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State OF Texas
Amarillo
Leverne Calhoun
Texas
Potter and Randall
City Commission
City of
Ernest ©. Thompson
Ernest O. Thompson
J. N. Vernon
Tenth Avenue
Fort Worth & Denver Railway Company
Fast City
Chicago Rock Island & Gulf Railway Company
Central Fire Station
Fourth Street
Fort Worth & Denver City Railway Company
Buchanan Street
Fort Worth
J. D. Cazzell
R. B. Musick
W. D. DeGrasse
John Trolinger
R. J. Parsons
A. Peterson
E. L. Richardson
May Placey
Helena N. Smith
J. G. Colby
John K. Boyce
D. M. Packard
Potter
Amarillo Enacts Motor Carrier Transportation Agent Ordinance
The City Commission of Amarillo adopts Ordinance 1434 defining a Motor Carrier Transportation Agent, requiring licensing, bonding, recordkeeping, and enforcement. The measure sets license fees, bond amounts, penalties, application procedures, and grounds for suspension or revocation, with compliance by firms or individuals operating within city limits.
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City OF
Amarillo
State of
Texas
Railroad Commission
Motor Carr Transportation
City
City Commission
Eye
State of Texas
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