Shober Tax Omissions Claim Rocks reelection bid
A bitter dispute over omitted assets from 1919 to 1925 centers on H C Shober candidate for reelection as city commissioner. Bowe accuses Shober of a $464 651 16 omission with 316 items including 40 real estate mortgages and 727 tax certificates. The issue arises amid city council talks on higher electric rates and a petition drive for a city election April 21.
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H.C. Shober
Coma
B. J. Bowe
Comais Bie
Bow
Wikswitts
Rez
Minton
Green Files
MF. Wile
Walter T. Green
Cou
RP Luter
Shober
Northweoetern
Theodore Smogard
Bonus Bonds Details Discussed For 24000 Veterans
Federal Reserve and Veterans Administration officials met in Kansas City on Monday to outline the issuance of bonus bonds for 24 000 war veterans across seven states. Six stamping machines will print veteran names and addresses on zero denomination bonds. Bonds for Veterans Administration offices in Albuquerque Cheyenne Denver Lincoln Oklahoma City Wichita and Kansas City are being prepared. Officials said calculating individual entitlements and issuing the bonds will likely take the next two months or more.
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Federal Reserve Bank
Veterans Administration
Benda
Veterans Administration of Gere
Albuquerque
N. M
Cheyenne
Wyoj
Denver
Lincon
Neb
Oklahoma City
Wichita
Weather Notice From Local Bureau Says Unsettled Conditions
Unsettled to night and Wednesday with possible showers or rain and rapidly rising temperatures. South Oriente: unsettled tonight and Wednesday with possible light rain or sleet and rapid temperature increase.
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Orkole
Hunt to locate true source of Shot Heard Round World
Representative Sol Bloom of New York announced steps to identify the actual location of the shot that sparked the American Revolution. Amid Senate debate, Bloom aims to confirm whether the shot was fired in Concord or Lexington in 1775, acknowledging historians’ differing views and pledging thorough investigation.
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Washington
Sol Bloom
New York
Lexington
Mass
Apel
Bloom
Senate &Peach
Reynolds
North Carolina
Concord
Barkley
Kentucky
Statesmen Parley at Geneva on Rhineland and Ethiopia
Europe except Germany shifts to Geneva for talks on the Rhineland remilitarization and the Titlo-Ethiopian war. The League of Nations committee will seek resolution, with Britain, Italy, and France weighing sanctions shifts. Austria cites conscription in southeast Europe, while Yugoslavia and Romania protest treaty violations. Germany moves air squadron as French conscripts face extended service.
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Germany
Iely
Great Britain
Italy
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Addis Absba
Diredawa
Austria
Violatton Coachesley
Yugoslavia
Rumania
St Germain
Dortmund
Rhineland
French War Ministry
Dern Says Army Is Dangerous
CHICAGO April 1 The former secretary George H Dern warned the United States army is dangerously small. In a banquet speech he said most airplanes are out of date and the army of 12 000 officers and 147 000 men is scarcely half the size in the National Defense Act. He compared defense costs per capita with other nations, noting U S spending about 5 08 annually versus higher rates abroad.
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Chicago
George H. Dern
United States
Weason
Germany
Japan
Italy
Great Britain
France
Russia
Developments In Wendel Kidnapping Case In New Jersey
Brooklyn police and district attorney William F. X. Geoghan revealed ongoing inquiries into the April kidnapping case of Paul H. Wendel, a disbarred New Jersey lawyer who recanted his confession about abducting Charles Lindbergh Jr. Geoghan said 18 detectives are pursuing principal suspects and hinted that new actions could unfold later today.
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Brooklyn
N. J
Paul H. Wendel
New Jersey
Charles A Lindbergh
William F. X. Geoghan
I Gersof
Pat W Wendel
Opposing factions gird for battle on new tax program
Washington April 7 Treasury experts and Chamber of Commerce spokesmen prepared to clash over the 799000000 tax bill during a House Ways and Means hearing. Testimony covered proposed corporate income tax changes while debate also touched impeachment proceedings and a securities case involving J Edward Jones. The session showed Treasury officials defending the plan and business leaders warning it could hurt industry. A royal birth in Belgrade accompanied lighter news as Princess Olga's daughter Marina arrived healthy.
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Chamber of Commerce of the United States
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Mea
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Senate
Ritter
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West Palm Beach
Fla
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Herman Oliphant
Treasury General Couniel
Bae
Laamneck
Ohin Deotrat
Bell
Daniel W. Bell
Ways and Means
Representative Vinson
Kentucky
Governaent
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Olga
Paul
Marina
Duches of
Kent
Martina
Greece
Marilyn Miller Star of Musicals Dies at 38
Marilyn Miller stage star known for Sally and As Thousands Cheer died at Doctors Hospital New York at age 38 after three weeks of sinus infection and a toxic condition. She was Mrs Chester O’Brien and had three marriages, with career spanning The Follies and Ziegfeld shows.
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New York
Chester O'Brien
Wax
East
Marilyn Miller
Sally
Doctors Hospital
Miss Miller
Lawrence AL Whittemore
Heroing
Madilyn Miler
Florenz Ziegfeld
Ziedfeld Root
Cho O'Brien
Harrison, M. D
Mary Ellen
Heywolds
Mary Ellen Reynolds
Evansville
Ind
Lyn Reynolds
Caro Miller
Lakeside Park
Dayton
Hollyrwood
Broadway
Frank Carter
Jack Pickford
Motiza Tee Stac
Mary Pick_ fond
Pickford
France
Flood Threat Across Ohio Valley From Rivers Rising
Widespread floods menace Tupelo Mississippi and Gainesville Georgia as Ohio River crests push near record levels. Meteorologists warn Cincinnati and Cairo faces high water while Evansville, Paducah, Huntington, and Kanawha Falls brace for further rises and detours.
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Cairo
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Ind
Paducah
Kya
Devereaux
Point Pleasant
Allegheny
Huntington
Kanawha
Kanawha Falls
W. Va
Charleston
Deverseaux
Ohio
Smithland
Asia
Infant son Terra Hudson Cox named by Huron couple
Did You Know item notes Terra Hudson Cox as the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Cox, Huron automobile dealer. The Everting Huronite offers 2 cents per accepted item, with payment at the office after publication.
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Leonard Cox
Huron’ Automobile Dealer
Terra Hudson Cox
Everting Huronite
The News Behind the News insights on flood control politics
Washington reports show Roosevelt pressing for limited flood control measures and budget tightening while Congress withholds publicity on remaining programs. Governor Landon gains traction as Republican organizers push a nationwide chain letter driven campaign, with stay-at-home Kansans noted as a key substructure.
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Soma
Congress
Country
Kentucky
California
Haa
Kansas
Storm Toll rises as twisters sweep South
AP tally shows projected property losses near 25 million dollars with wind damage across the region approaching 30 million. Mississippi towns like Tupelo and Coffeeville report heavy fatalities and Georgia and Alabama suffer millions in damage from Sunday and Monday storms. Death totals by community list Mississippi at about 205 and Georgia at 183 with scattered losses in Alabama and Arkansas.
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Associated Press
Gainesville
Hugh White
Mississippi
Ovid Tupelo
Corndale
Greensboro
N.C
Tupelo
Coffeevill Io
Booneville
Auburn
Georgia
Golumble
Acworth
Lavonia
Andereson
Ten Killed as Airliner Falls
Ten persons died when a Transcontinental and Western airliner crashed into a mountain near Uniontown Pennsylvania. The craft carried ten passengers two pilots and a hostess Miss N H Granger survived two passengers were saved. Mothers at the Allegheny airport rushed to Uniontown after hearing the news.
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Pennsylvania
N. H. Granger
New York
Uniontown Hospital
Chestnut Ridge
Pittsburgh
Valley Forge Military Academy
D. W. August
Grove ‘City
Vans
Charles M4
Smith
New Kensington
Crawford Kelly
McKeesport
Allegheny County
August
Wendel August
Grove City
Tornado Toll Tops Five Hundred As Flood Threat Grows
Garbled early 1948 AP report from Gainesville Georgia details killer tornadoes across the south, with about 2,001 injured and 500 feared dead. Tupelo Mississippi and Gainesville Georgia hardest hit. $9 to $12 million property loss in Tupelo. floods threaten Carolinas and Georgia. relief workers and WPA troops recover victims amid debris. Multiple states report deaths, injuries, and widespread damage.
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Red Cross
Tupelo
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Mississippi
Ternnessee
Alabama
Ackansas
South Carolina
Charlotte
North Carolina
Washington
Raceigh District
Okmainee
Macon
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Georin
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WPA
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Mation
Tupelo Ap
Caredele
Greensboro
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Gainesvillg
Menphs
Tenn
Atlanti
Porrce
Lass
Milas
Parte
Cordele
Plio
LaCrowe
Arke Coffeeville
Booneville
Auburn
Missy Columbia
Clifton
McNairy
Lincoln
Red Boy
Enewood
Tupelowea
Gav Hugh White
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