Federal Revenues Rise by 62 Million in 1933 Report
The 1933 fiscal year saw the nation's income jump by about 62.1 million dollars while collection costs fell. Helvering noted income taxes formed the bulk of revenue, with tobacco taxes also contributing significantly and New York state paying the largest share. Final figures show total internal revenue at roughly 1.62 billion, with miscellaneous receipts rising sharply and several states contributing varying percentages.
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Washington
Guy T. Helvering
Internal Revenue
Morgenthau
Helvering
Helgering
New York
North Carolina
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Virginia
North Dakota
New Mexico
Wyoming
South Dakota
Idaho
Arizona
Missouri
Nontena
Nebraska
North Dak
Beuth Dak. Sry
Wisconsia Ye
Famous Actor Puzzle Phrase Rebus and Clues
A mixed word puzzle with horizontal and vertical clues referencing a famous actor Lou Henry, terms like 413 Like and 39 To habitu, plus various linguistic and scientific hints. The grid includes names, numbers, and signals, inviting cross fill and semantic connections across eras.
Radio Schedule Flat with Numerous Network Listings
Readable radio listings show a dense schedule across CBS NBC and ABC stations with programs from morning to late evening. Entries include orchestras, choirs, talk shows, comedy, and feature programs featuring names like Alda, Crosby, and Martin along with multiple city stations and networks.
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Fanicoorch
CBS
WMT
NBC
Weaf Woc
WHO
WMAQ
Buck Rosers
WBBM
WCCO
Shirley Howard
Jesters
WEAF
Boake Carter
WIZ Wls
WEBM
Edwin Nill
Lawreses Tibbe
WJZ
WLW
Gertrude Niesen
Isham Jones
KMOX
WOC
WHIO
Marcel Rodrico
Wayne King
Herik Deering
NHBC
WENR
WCKY
Marge
Morton Bowe
Rian Brann
Orech
WABC
Boswell Alsters
Jack Little
Orch
WHAS
KMBC
Martin Orch
WJZ _ chain
Redman Orch
Olsen Orch
Weaf Chain
Sasnick Orch
Weaf Chain Elkins Orch
WJZ Chain Light Orch
Nursery Auxiliary Aids Home For Friendless
The Sunday Gazette notes the Nursery auxiliary was omitted from the list of helpers for the Home for the Friendless. Led by Mrs. WFP Naibert, the group furnishes living and dining rooms and redecorates rooms for children under five.
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Sunday Gazette
WFP
Naibert
Postal deficits shrink as Farley reports 1933 gains
Postmaster General Farley reports a two thirds fall in the postal net deficit for 1933 with total expenditures at 700 million and revenues near 588 million. He notes a big rise in mail robberies and urges legislation to stiffen penalties. robberies in 1933 totaled 815 thousand dollars compared with 189 thousand in 1932.
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Washington
James A. Farley
Postal Service
Congress
Titulescu Becomes Romania's Dictator in Wake of Duca Assassination
Nicholas Titulescu, long time foreign minister, takes direct control of government after Premier Ion G. Duca's assassination. He forces King Carol to acquiesce, reshapes foreign affairs, war office, and police, replacing key aides with trusted loyalists.
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Bucharest
INS
Ion G. Duca
Nicholas Titulescu
Carol
George Tatarescu
Titulescu
Foreign Office
War Office
Police Department
Dinu Dumitrescu
Dumitrescu
Nicholai Uica
Staneciu
Woman Linked to Massillon Double Killing Returns For Questioning
Edith McGinnis Christman, 47, reappears after a week in the woods and is held for questioning in the fatal shootings of her estranged husband Roy Christman and his sister Iva at their farm near Massillon. Police report a 32 caliber revolver found on her coat matches the weapon used in the slayings. A rib injury is noted from a fall and she described spending nights in a pig pen along the Massillon McDonalds ville road while searchers hunted.
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Massillon, O
Edith McGinnis Christman
Alan McGinnis
Roy
Iva
P. A. Paulson
Massillon-McDonaldsville
Iva Christman
Here
Enola
Benton county 1934 assessment schedule adjustments
Bent on county assessors met with County Auditor Carl Culver to review the 1934 assessment schedule. Grain valuations were raised and livestock adjustments made. Thirty-one of thirty-three assessors attended. Robert Thompson of Big Grove township was re elected chairman and E L Wheeler of Iowa township elected secretary.
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Vinton
Benton County
Carl Culver
Robert Thompson
Big Grove Township
E. L. Wheeler
Iowa Township
Prohibition Repeal Sparks Broad Attacks on Liquor Trade
In a 1934 column Westbrook Pegler argues that repeal has not curbed liquor deceit but empowered bootlegger methods. He recalls political misuse of prohibition, cites cheering during a prohibition agent’s shooting of a youth, and condemns “regal hooch” as worse than bootlegged goods, urging citizens to resist renewed bans.
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Washington
United States
Capitol
Bishop Cannon
Curry
Tammany Hall
Prohibition
House of Representatives
Virginia
New York
Sports Stars On Legion Meeting Program In Hanford
Hanford post of the American Legion holds a Tuesday 8 pm meeting in the Memorial building armory to feature prominent sports figures. Rollie Williams will attend with Hawkeye football luminaries, Cap Hedges will discuss Big Ten officiating, and Dick Whitehill will speak for the major leagues. Gold base balls will be presented to the Cities Service junior baseball team. Music by Penick and Ford band and Hanford Post Drum and Bugle corps will participate. Refreshments follow the regular meeting.
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Hanford Post
American Legion
Memorial Building
Rollie Wiliams
Iowa University
Horace
Cap" Hedges
Cedar Rapids
Earl “Dick” Whitehill
Washington Senators
Whitehill
Gilbert Frederick
Penick and Ford Employes
William Vesely
Iowa State Savings Bank Stockholders Meeting
Notice that the annual stockholders meeting for Iowa State Savings Bank Cedar Rapids Iowa will be held Tuesday January 6 1934 at 330 p m in the banking room for the election of directors and any business before it Frank J Dvorak vice president and cashier announces the meeting.
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Iowa State Savings Bank
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Business sentiment on stronger basis for new year
New York reporters note that business sentiment for the year starts from a stronger factual base than since 1928. A Standard Statistics bulletin cites higher current activity versus a year ago and expects moderate expansion in the next two to three months. Prices may rise moderately, retail trade to grow with government relief. Outcome depends on private enterprise following government plans, labor moderation, and government credit to sustain spending.
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New York
Standard Statistics Company of
Southwest Bandit Capture and Underhill Death Report
OKLAHOMA CITY AP Wilbur Underhill died of thirteen bullet wounds in MecAlester State Prison after a Shawnee capture following a raid escape attempt He was co leader of the Memorial Day 1933 Kansas penitentiary break Elmer Inman is jailed after being wounded and captured Bowlegs Okla The four bandits still at large include Pretty Boy Floyd Richard Galatas Clyde Barrow Ed Davis Butter yields 3600 calories per pound and is highlighted as nourishing news
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Oklahoma City
Wilbur Underhill
Elmer Inman
Southwest
Underhill
Kansas State Penitentiary
Kansas City
Oklahoma State
MecAlester
Shawnee
Okla
Inman
Oklahoma
Matt Kimes
Bowlegs
Ohls
Tao
Lavona Codding
J. K. Codding
Charles
Pretty Boy
Kansas City Union Station
Richard T. Galatas
Clyde Barrow
Texas
Ed Davis
Kansas
McAlester
Leon Lemon
Chick Rogers
Will Rogers on France Japan and Roosevelt
Will Rogers comments from Beverly Hills criticizing France and Japan for their choices amid rising tensions. He notes Roosevelt’s remark about keeping the country at a comfortable size and hints at offering land if a decent offer arises.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
France
Japan
Germany
Russia
Wife Dies After Beating By Mate Making 3 Deaths
Chicago police said John Piotrowski confessed to beating his wife Anna 23 to death and fatally drowning their 10 month old son after attacking their 3 year old daughter and sister in law. He later changed his story claiming murder for life insurance.
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Chicago
John Piotrowski
CWA
Anna
Betty Ann
Joan, Jr
John Panfil
Panfield
Piotrowski
Accused Of Poisoning Brother With Candy Gift
Mrs. Sarah Hobart 52, a society matron and mother of six, faced federal charges for sending poisoned candy to her brother Harrington Fitzgerald Jr. at Coatesville Veterans Hospital. The plot involved a large poison quantity and life insurance benefiting Hobart and two sisters, with a $10 000 bail set for temporary release. The case centers on an indictment in Philadelphia and a Wednesday court appearance.
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Troy
Sarah Hobart
Philadelphia
Coatesville
Ocom‘missoner
Clark
Cipperly
Hobart
Ee Heremm
Atate Hobart
Harrington Fitzgerald, Jr
U. S. Veterans Hospital
Fitzgerald
Falls On Dance Floor Causes Injuries at Cedar Rapids Event
Two men were treated at St Luke's hospital early Sunday. Cleo Larkin 18 Cedar Rapids suffered a fractured collar bone from a fall on a dance floor. Henry Connley 33 342 Rockford Road SW had a small eye wound from a fight. Both left after treatment.
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St. Luke's Hospital
Cleo Larkin
Cedar Rapids
Henry Connley
Rockford Road
New Anglo Italian arms plan studied in London
London reports that disarmament proposals from Mussolini to Sir John Simon were presented to Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald in Downing Street for approval. The plan aims to align Germany and France more closely on disarmament needs as a path forward.
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London
INS
John Silmon
Benito Musso
Rome
Lst
J. Ramsay MacDoneal
Lossiemouth
Scotland
MacDonald
No. 19
Downing Street
Sir John
Mussolini
Britain
Italy
Germany
France
Boy Scout Court To Honor Eagle Scout At Harrison School
Donald Armstrong of Troop 12 will receive the Eagle Scout award at a court of honor Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. at Harrison school. The event was moved from Roosevelt Junior High due to redecorating. A previous edition misnamed the youth as Anderson.
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Donald Armstrong
Third Street
Harerison School
Anderson
Roosevelt Junior High School
Roosevelt
Pleasant Relief From Constipation Advertisement
Older tone ad extols Dr Edward Olive Tablets curing constipation and restoring youth energy. Claims 20 years of use replacing caramel remedies and promises health freedom for men and women seeking vitality.
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Edward Olive
Dead Doctor Heals Stomach Ailments Story Ends In Fame
A famed doctor, now deceased, allegedly cured stomach ailments with a prescription called the Udga Treatment. Over 54,000 grateful letters claim success. the ad invites readers to mail name and address to Udga Inc. in St Paul Minnesota for a free treatment.
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Udga
Udga, Inc
Foot- Schulze
St. Paul
Minn
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