New DeKalb Industry Income Tax Nearer Passage
Springfield May 22 U K A Senate action moved toward an income tax plan targeting intangible assets to relieve real estate and farm tax burdens. The measure, amending the revenue section of the constitution, would require two thirds votes in both houses for future tax measures and then go to a statewide referendum in November. The bill now goes to the House for consideration next week before possible voter approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
U.K
State Senate
Yee
Abt
Adair
Bailey
Baker
Barber
Barr
Bohrer
Carlson
Cuthbertson
Denvir
Dunlap
Felts
Finn
Flags
Hamilton
Jewell
Joyce
Kessinger
Lantz
Lee
Leonardo
McCauley
Marks
Mason
Meents
Meyera
Michel
Miles
Mills
Paddock
Reynolds
Roberts
Boehm
Broderick
Carroll
Courtney
Hughes
McDermott
Mendel
Starr
Huebsch
Senate
House
Tilinore National Guard
Moemsumns
JP Law
Mack Injured In Air Crash Expected Home
Spencer Mark of Waterman, a licensed pilot, suffered a broken nose, two cracked ribs, and numerous cuts when a plane he was flying crashed at Oregon. Marlowe Flick, a passenger, sustained a broken nose and fractured limb. Wilbur Thatcher of Fagle Airways commented Mack appeared in good spirits and ready to return home. The crash occurred during a short local flight amid gusty winds. repair prospects for the aircraft are unclear.
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Spencer Mark
Waterman
Bromsey
Oregon
Marlowe Flick
Mr. Mack
Wilbur Thatcher
Fagle Airways
DeKalb County
Mack
Mick
Dr. Varmint
Oreton
Cround
DeKalb County Musical Festival Set With Ten Schools
Ten schools including Sycamore Sandwich Hinckley Kirkland Rollo Cortland Malta Somonauk Waterman and DeKalb unite for a Friday festival at the DeKalb High School starting 2:00 PM A cafeteria supper and a post program dance precede a 7:30 PM massed performance featuring boy and girl glee clubs choruses orchestras and bands with pieces by Brahms Nevin Sullivan Clokey Rachmaninoff Gill and others. Plans for next year will be discussed by music teachers principals and superintendents at Cottage Cupboard before rehearsals.
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DeKalb County
Brahms
Katherine Russell
Sandwich
Lone
the Armorer
Nevin
Policeman
Sullivan
Ella Freeman Mercer
Waterman
Eye
Saint Bride
Clokey
Rachmaninoff
Roy Schumacher
Hinckley
Ed Chenette
de 'Kalb
Iby
DeKalb
Sycamore
Kirkland
Rollo
Cortland Malta
Somonauk
Fire Rages At St Aemilian Orphanage
A Milwaukee suburb orphanage fire at St Aemilian’s dormitory sent 206 youths and 26 sisters fleeing as flames raced through rooms and toward the church. Three motorists Paul Pulliam Henry Yotts and Sophia Andretski aided the panic-stricken group guiding survivors down a single stairway as firemen fought the blaze, with spread and containment extending into daybreak.
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Milwaukee
Paul Pulliam
St. Francis Seminary
Honry Yotts
Cudahy
Sophia Andretski
Miswaukee
Television and Radio Test Introduces Remote Spectacle
In Schenectady on May 22 a new TV and radio theatre showcased live orchestral music directed unseen, with John Gamble leading in image from Alexanderson’s studio miles away. Matilda Biglow Russ and Frank Camradine performed while light signals became radio waves to transmit sound and sight to the audience.
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Schenectady
N. Y
Rarlio
R. K. C. Proctor
General Elect Company
Alex Merson
Genal Electric Company
Radio Corporation
John Gamble
Gamble
Dr. Alexanderson
Matilda Biglow Russ
Frank Camradine
General Electric
South Schenectady
R. D. Kell
Super Road Is Planned For Chicago Area Meeting
Henry Gerlach of the Chicago Motor Club says a wide road meeting is planned in Chicago on Tuesday June 3 with Charles Hayes to speak. The club backs a road program widening eleven highways into Chicago at a cost of about 53 million dollars over two years. Routes to be widened include Dixie highway from Crete to Danville and Joliet road to Springfield.
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Henry Gerlach
Chicago Motor Club
Charles Hayes
Big Motor Organization
Hayes
S. E. Bradt
Gerlach
Chicago
Springfield
Joliet
Peoria
Chicaze
Illinois
Emmerson
Creteo Danville
Kewanee
Urbana
Joliet Road
Willow Springs Road
LaSalla
Husbands To Let Wives Stay In Jail After Crash
Two Chicago women arrested after a drunken crash on East Lincoln Highway near Cortland Corners remained jailed Tuesday. County court had fined them, and Sheriff Helena Dolder said their husbands planned to leave them in jail as a lesson. One wife faced a ten day sentence, while the other’s fate hinged on payoff of fines.
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Chicago
East Lincoln Highway
Cortland Corners
Helena Dolder
Flag Dedication at Davis Junction School Tomorrow
Scout Executive Ralph Tastad and DeKalb Scout John Bagg will attend the dedicatory services for a new flag pole at the Davis Junction school tomorrow afternoon. The Davis Junction troop, linked to the Chief Shabbona area, conducts the ceremony with Tastad delivering a short patriotic talk and Bagg acting as official bugler.
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Ralph Tastad
John Bagg
DeKalb
Davis Junction
Shabbona
Tastad
John Bags
Illinois Weather: Showers Possible North Central Late Tonight
Weather notes possible local showers in the north and central portions beginning late tonight or tomorrow. Increasing cloudiness in the extreme south with showers tomorrow or tomorrow night. Cooler tonight in the north and much cooler tomorrow in north and central portions.
Hoover Observes Naval Maneuvers Off Virginia Capes
President Hoover and his party watch a mock battle as ships and planes sail in formation off the Virginia Capes from the deck of the U S S Salt Lake. The U S S Texas leads the fleet with Secretary of the Navy Charles F. Adams and Admiral Charles Hughes nearby.
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Virginia Capes
Hoover
U.S. S. Salt Lake
U. S. S. Texas
Charles F. Adams
Charles Hughes
Adams
Pilgrims Burn As Huge Liner Is Destroyed
London reports say 100 pilgrims believed dead after the Fabre line steamer Asta caught fire while carrying 1400 Moslem pilgrims from Jeddah and Mecca to Jibouti. Ship abandoned and burning in Jeddah harbor. fire reportedly out of control. Paris dispatches note Fabre liner Asia also on fire in the Red Sea with 1590 pilgrims from Jeddah and Mecca to Jibouti. Passengers and crew reportedly evacuated. extent of fire unclear.
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London
Lioyds
Fabre Line
Jeddah
Mecca
Jibout
Gulf of Aden
Liord
Sudan
Paris
Marseilles
Asia
Red Sea
Jibouti
Ellwood School Plans New Scout Troop In DeKalb
A DeKalb committee completed plans for a new Ellwood school scout troop. The meeting set for next Monday will organize a unit expected to become one of the largest in the city, with J H Baird named scout master and Abel Farb Carl Ruppi Oscar Ryden on the organizing committee.
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DeKalb
Ellwood
Ralph Tastad
Abel Farb
Carl Ruppi
Oscar Ryden
J. H. Baird
Corn Belt Seed Company
Baird
Franz Parks
Carl Littlejohn
Board of Education
Mrs Henry Found Dead In DeKalb Home
Mrs. Henry 68 died last night at 512 Girard street. Coroner Dr Culver to hold inquiry though death judged due to heart attack. Born Milan township March 15 1862 she married Joseph Henry Sept 25 1911 and lived on a Ruthton Minnesota farm before returning to DeKalb in 1928. Funeral Saturday at 2:00 from Nelson-Ronar chapel with Rev J Spencer.
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Joseph Henry
Girard Street
Chicago
R. P. Culver
Mrs. Henry
Mr. Henry
Henry
James Shaw
Milan Township
John Kennedy
Minnesota
Ruthton
DeKalb
Nelson-Ronar Chapel
Fairview
J. €. Spencer
The
Methodist Church
Annual Rush To Be Held At State Teachers College
Students gather at a central point at 6 39 this evening to tour the business district as part of commencement week activities. The annual rush is normally held about two weeks before school closes with proprietors offering treats at popular spots.
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State Teachers College
Mrs Glidden Heads East to Aid Ill Sister
Mrs Glidden of North First street left Chicago last evening for Everett Pa to be with her sister Mrs Coolidge Eichelberger who lies critically ill. The message said the condition is serious and hopes for recovery are slim. Before marriage she was Miss Alice Coonley.
Chamber Of Commerce Set Friday Noon Meeting At Innovation
The full Chamber of Commerce will hold a noon Friday meeting at the Innovation location. Secretary Glenn Reynolds announced the event as of significant importance. Board members met last Monday and will likely report on topics discussed at the luncheon.
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Chamber of Commerce
Innovation
Glenn Reynolds
Chamber Board of Directors
MOB OUSTED FROM CAMP Bombay May 22 40
British forces moved on the Satagraha resistance camp near Dharasana and seized Dharasana itself evacuating Sataygrahi camps at Duneri and Untadi. Police cleared volunteers who refused to evacuate, with casualties reported as salt raiders were rejected from Untadi. The move halted traffic on main highways and a Sikh regiment fortified roads leaving Baroda.
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Bombay
Dharasana
Untadi
Baroda
Dharasane
Sarojini Naidu
Eckhardt Truck Cleared in Mishap On South Fourth Street
The Eckhardt Seea Company truck was not involved in a morning crash on South Fourth Street that injured Mrs. Terwilliger. Officials delayed arrival, and the report at the time incorrectly blamed the Eckhardt truck. No truck owner has been named yet.
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Eckhardt Seea Company Trium
Atto-Mobile
South Fourth Street
Cowell Terwilliger
Eckhardt
Seed Company
Tamer the Eckhardt Truc
Chronicle
Chet Reynolds May Leave Hospital Soon After Appendectomy
Chester Reynolds, patient at Passavant hospital since last week for appendicitis, may be discharged today. A letter to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Reynolds, notes he plans to spend a few days with friends in Chicago before possibly returning home to recover. He attends Northwestern University medical school and hoped to graduate this term.
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Chester Reynolds
Passavant Hospital
Glenn Reynolds
Chicago
Northwestern University School of Medicine
Poppy Day Driven by Veterans Support
The article urges participation in Poppy Day to honor World War I dead and support veterans. It highlights Gold Star Mothers and Widows visiting cemeteries in France and at home, describes the handmade poppies crafted by disabled veterans in government hospitals, and explains the twofold purpose of the day: remembrance and aid for veterans living with injuries.
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France
American Legion
Saturda
Steel Welfare building to be remodeled for Cyclone Fence plant
Remodeling of the American Steel Welfare building into offices begins as Cyclone Fence Company moves its fly screen plant to De Kalb. A large workforce works on both the Steel Welfare site and its north plant prep. Project expected to finish by September 1 with nearly half a million dollars spent locally and in moving machinery. The Welfare offices will gain better natural light, with first and second floor layouts and the existing steel first aid hospital possibly reduced in size.
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American Steel Welfare
Cyclone Fence Company
Steel Company
American Steel Company
American Steel
Cyclone Fence
DeKalb
Welfare
First Aid
Caroline Franklin
Foundation to Pour Last Wall at Jacob Haish Library
The final wall of the Jacob Haish Memorial library foundation will be poured by Saturday. Concrete for the remaining wall began this afternoon, and once cribbing is removed, building progress should accelerate. Work is by Skoglund & Wedberg of this city.
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Jacob Haish Memorial Library
Skoglund & Wedberg
More Judges May Be Allowed By New Bill
Washington May 21 Nine bills authorizing appointment of eleven additional federal judges were favorably reported by the house judiciary committee as relief for congestion. The action came as part of a broader relief program proposed by Representative Rachman a Republican from West Virginia after a comprehensive study of court conditions nationwide.
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Washington
House
Judiciary Committee
Rachman
West Virginia
Home Training Best To Guide Little Folk
Denver May 22 The new president of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers Mrs Hugh Bradford Sacramento Calif urged parents to share responsibility for child behavior saying home training weighs more than outside influence She called on fathers to cooperate more and urged family unity to curb crime and unhappiness In a separate address Garry Cleveland Myers Western Reserve University warned parents risk becoming mechanical and stressed the need for warmth and human contact at home to nurture children
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Denver
Colo
Hugh Bradford
Sacramento
Calif
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Parent-Teacher Congress
Garry Cleveland Myers
Western Reserve University
Ohio
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Chet Reynolds
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