Tax changes under Social Security act explained
Washington AP outlines two new taxes for social security wage earners and employers. An employee income tax and an employer payroll excise tax apply to wages up to 3000 yearly, with monthly returns and extensive reporting to keep wage accounts and pensions accurate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Siig
Internal Revenue
Social Security Board
Bolt
Ben
Revenue Collector
Security Board
Baltimore
Confessed Slayer of Girl Guarded in Chicago
AP reports Fat Andrew Capaldi confessed to killing 5 year old Antoinette Tiritilli in an alley near her home. He stood under police guard as crowds clamored for justice and a re-enactment was halted. Capaldi, 28, an asylum inmate, denied nothing while recounting the stabbing. Authorities plan to delay grand jury action pending further questioning on potential connections to other offenses.
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Chicago
Andrew Capaldi
Capaldi
Italy
Antoinette Tiritilli
Anthony
WPA
Capoldi
Antoinette
Armstrong’s to Open New Girls and Baby Shops in Cedar Rapids
Arm strong’s extends its Cedar Rapids store with a third floor expansion adding a girls shop and a baby shop. The new 8 000 square foot unit features cream blue and pink decor designed by Charles E Swanson with low mirrors and a teen fitting room. Emma Boeler named buyer and manager brings NY buying trip experience to oversee baby shop 2 to 12 year olds and teenage girl sections plus baby furniture and toys.
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Armstrong’s
Cedar Rapids
Charles E. Swanson
Chicago
Emma Boeler
New York City
Quieting title case in Cedar Rapids over Vermillion claim
Eileen Viola Allen Vermillion of Muncie Ind testifies in a district court quieting title action. She claims ownership of property once held by Eliza Ann Pratt and alleges adoption by Eliza Ann Pratt and Joel H Allen. The case lists heirs including Hattie Reynolds James F Pratt and Joel H Allen.
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F. O. Ellison
Cedar Rapids
Assignment of Criminal Cases Made Start Monday
Judge A B Clark in district court assigns criminal cases for trial starting next Monday at 9 a m. The assignment was prepared by County Attorney G K Thompson’s office. Defendants include John Shearer, statutory charge. Charles Dvorak, illegal possession of alcoholic liquor. Marion Randel, burglary. Anton Formanek, statutory charge. Clifford Harrelson, operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. William C Uphpff, violating the state securities act. Charles Kotek, larceny of domestic fowls. Paul Chesmore, uttering a forged instrument. J F Whitamore, statutory charge. Marion Wilson, larceny of a motor vehicle. John Armstrong, larceny from a building in the daytime. Ray Deade, statutory charge. Lewis Waterbury, operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated.
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A. B. Clark
G. K. Thompson
John Shearer
Charles Dvorak
Marion Randel
Anton Formanek
Clifford Harrelson
William C. Uphoff
Charles Kotek
Paul Chesmore
J. F. Whitamore
Marion Wilson
John Armstrong
Ray Deade
Lewis Waterbury
Will of Elizabeth Vomacka probate in Cedar Rapids
The will of Elizabeth Vomacka of Cedar Rapids who died October 14 was admitted to probate in district court on Tuesday. Beneficiaries include her son Edward Vomacka named executor and three daughters Lottie Sullivan Sylvia Pratt and Lillian Carney. The will was made February 1 1934.
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Elizabeth Vomacka
Cedar Rapids
Edward Vomacka
Lottie Sullivan
Sylvia Pratt
Lillian Carney
Jury Dismissed After Settlement In Car Damage Suit
A jury was impaneled in a district court case by Charles E. Marvin against Colonial Baking Co of Cedar Rapids for 4485.87 in damages. The case near Strawberry Point involved a Colonial truck allegedly swerving around a parked vehicle on Highway 13 last February. The matter was settled by stipulation before Judge H C Ring.
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Charles E. Marvin
Colonial Baking Company of
Cedar Rapids
H. C. Ring
Marvin
Highway No. 13
Strawberry Point
Judge awards default judgments in two Iowa cases
Judge H C Ring in district court grants a default judgment of 2690.37 against Louis W Jonas and Florence M Jonas in a secured note suit. In another case the Farm Bureau Service Company of Washington Iowa receives a 767.80 default judgment in a promissory note suit against R A Busenbark.
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H. C. Ring
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation of
Washington, D. C
J. L. Rhea
Wilhelmina Rhea
Perpetual Savings and Loan Association
J. C. Vernon
District Court
Home Owners’ Loan _ corporation of
Louis W. Jonas
Florence M. Jonas
A. B. Clark
Farm Bureau Service Company
Washington
Iowa
R. A. Busenbark
License plate stolen from Walter Noeller car
A license plate 57 17088 was taken Monday from a car owned by Walter Noeller of 217 Tenth Street NW. The Cedar Rapids Kamera Klique meets Wednesday at 7 30 in city hall room 501 to enter photos in the semi monthly contest.
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Walter Noeller
Tenth Street NW
Noeller
Cedar Rapids
Bass Drum Missing On Trip Between Here And Waterloo
Garland Meyers reports his bass drum lost between here and Waterloo Saturday night. The drum was on a trailer, covered in canvas with Meyers' name on it. He told police Monday.
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Garland Meyers
Eighteenth Avenue SE
Here
Waterloo
Meyers
Campaign Expense Reports For Local Candidates
Frank L. Williams of Cedar Rapids republican candidate for state treasurer reported expenses of 315.07 and receipts of 80 to the secretary of state at Des Moines on Tuesday. B. B. Hickenlooper of Cedar reported no receipts and expenditures of 40.
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Frank L. Williams
Cedar Rapids
Secretary of State
Des Moines
United Press
B. B. Hickenlooper
Gerdl Appointed Secretary of Cedar Rapids Grocers Group
O. L. Gerdl was named secretary of the Cedar Rapids Retail Grocers and Meat Dealers association at a Monday night board meeting at the Montrose hotel. Gerdl is a past president of the group. Newly elected officers were installed during the session.
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Gerdl Grocers
O. L. Gerdl
Cedar Rapids
Charge Against Boys Dropped in Iowa City Case
Robert McNabb and Earl Hays, both Iowa City youths, had larceny charges for a stolen car dropped and were returned to the custody of probation officer Stanley Jonas. Police recovered neckties taken from a studio display after twelve boys visited for pictures. Tools and a tool box stolen from a car were found cached near Greene's square dugout.
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Robert McNabb
H Street
Iowa City
Earl Hays
Fairchild Street
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Stanley Jonas
E. W. de Nio
Fourth Avenue SE
Second Avenue SE
Mark Collogan
Sixth Avenue SE
Third Avenue
First
Second Street
Donald Stout
Sixth Avenue
Greene’s Square
Bodies of 2 Trapped Miners Recovered
In Superior Montana two gold miners Antone Gustafson aged 40 and Oscar Gevart aged 45 were found dead after a cave in at the Windfall placer mine. Fifty rescuers labored to reach them as shale and crumbling walls hampered the effort. The cave in occurred Saturday when workers arrived to relieve the pair.
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Superior
Mont
INS
Antone Gustafson
Oscar Gevart
Gustafson and
Gevart
Placer
Gillette Aims to Reinstate Farm Crop Control
Senator elect Guy Gillette of Iowa urges re instituting the outlawed production control system under the federal agricultural program while signaling skepticism about universal crop insurance. He presses for a federal administration approach to stabilize farm prices and to study tenancy issues and farm home ownership.
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Gillette
Washington
Guy Gillette
Iowa
Congress
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
House of Representatives
Senate
Midwest
Cedar Rapids Gazette
C. L. Herring
Nels Kraschel
John Valentine
Kraschel
Wallace
Why Put Up With Pimples Wrinkles and a Sallow Skin
An advertising feature urges women to combat constipation to restore beauty and energy. It promotes Kellogg's ALL-BRAN cereal as a bulk forming laxative aid, recommending two tablespoonfuls daily. The ad promises a money back guarantee and notes Kellogg products are made in Battle Creek.
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Kellogg
Battle Reek
Mrs Henry Wallace Hospitalized in Capital in Washington
Mrs Henry A Wallace wife of the secretary of agriculture was hospitalized at Emergency hospital Washington on Tuesday though the secretary had not been summoned. She had addressed a farm meeting in Houston Texas Monday.
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Washington
Henry A. Wallace
Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace
Houston
Tex
Hospital Register Reveals Hidden Patient Years Later
The hospital record shows a patient was admitted under secrecy and only close friends and a few attendants knew of her presence until today. The illness remains undisclosed and no further details were shared.
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