Mellon reports large treasury surplus for 1929 year
Secretary Mellon announced a 1929 fiscal year surplus of 185,000,080 with debt reduction of 73,000,000. The surplus stemmed from strong March and June income taxes tied to stock profits, with further impact expected in fall payments. Hoover says study of tax cuts ongoing and may include earned income and corporate rate reductions.
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Indiana News Highlights From Across the State
A busy round of crime, politics, and industry reports fills Indiana pages. Bank robbery in Wolcott, a sedan crash near Bloomington injuring several, and a train of legal sentences including a farmer near Aubin fined for furnishing liquor. University efforts include Valparaiso widening with a new gym and endowment, while Indiana driver license reforms take effect. A milk of events touches DePauw students, a St Joe area storm, and a memorial to railway progress at Michigan City.
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Howard Toothwick
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South Bend
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Louisville
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Mirne
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Anderson
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Canada
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Louise
Lafayette
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Kentucky
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DePauw University
Paul Novotney
Anna
Seeleyville
Robert C. Baltzell
Novotney
North Central School Association
Harry Wherline
Detroit
Growand
Michigan City
Northern Indiana Pub Mc Service Company
Bono Co-Operative
Dana
Newport
Oklahoma City man named to federal farm board
Carl Williams of Oklahoma City appointed by President Hoover as a member of the federal farm board. He formerly led the American Cotton Growers' Exchange and serves as vice president of the National Council Farmers' Cooperative Marketing Association.
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Chicago
International Harvester Company
Federal Farm Board
Hoover
James ©. Stone
Kentucky
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C. C. Teague
California
Fruit Coooperatives
C. B. Denman
Missouri
National Livestock Producers’ Association
Carl Willams
Oklahoma
Legve
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Allied Purchasing Commission
Carl Williams
Oklahoma City
Mr. Willams
American Cotton Growers’ Exchange
National Council Farmers’ Cooperative Marketing Association
McDavid Elected Kiwanis International President
Horace W. McDavid of Decatur Indiana was elected president of Kiwanis International at the close of the thirteenth annual convention in Milwaukee. He is a lawyer, former state legislator, and former governor of the Illinois Eastern Iowa Kiwanis district in 12h.
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Decatur
Kiwanis International
Milwaukee
Hlinois
Iowa
Kiwanis
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