California Cities Trim Taxes In 1932 Survey Findings
A 1932 AP survey of 70 California cities shows 48 lowered taxes, 12 raised, and the rest unchanged, amid calls for higher levies to balance budgets. Across the nation, Virginia counties move to cut salaries, while Wyoming and Wisconsin push broad tax relief efforts.
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Morris C. Watson
The
Associated Press
New York
California
Virginia
Mexico
Taxpayer's’ Association
Wyoming
Board of Equalization
Wisconsin
Burdett Wisconsin
Tennessee
Memphis
Knoxville
Salvexies
Reiselt Holds Billiard Lead In Three Cushion Rally
Chicago report details Otloeiselt of Philadelphia leading the three cushion billiard tournament with Bozeman of California close behind after a tense day of play. Kieckhefer slips to a tie for second as Thurnblad and Reiselt chase, with results and matches including Layton Scoville and Denton continuing the event.
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Chicago
Otloeiselt
Philadelphia
Jay ‘Bozeman
Augie Kieckhefer
Hieckher
Arthur Thurnbla
Scoville
Steetgelt
Hall
Len Kenney
Denton
Innning
Reducing Arms to Minimum, Says Sir Harry McGowan
London interview with Sir Harry McGowan, chair of Imperial Chemical Industries, arguing for worldwide disarmament to the lowest safe level. He contends arms reductions raise overall safety, and that peacetime industry should shift from war production to peaceful needs, noting the scale of Britain’s chemical sector.
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Edward Stanley
London
Harry McGowan
Canterbury
Harry
Inperial Chemical Industries, Ltd
United States
British Empire
Wife Of Rich Indian Prince Comes Home
Seattle born Nancy Ann Miller returns from a 10000 mile journey to her grandfather Louis Schaeffer at the family home. The Maharanee Malaranee Sharmishthabai Holkar is wife to one of India's wealthiest princes with an estimated wealth of 560 million. She traveled incognito with Parisian friend Du Loup and Indian secretary Koshla, arriving via Vancouver in two cars driven by her sister Ruth Miller and her widowed mother.
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Seattle
Wash
Janae
Malaranee
Sharmishthabai Holkar
India
Nancy Ann Miller
Louis Schaeffer
Maharanee
Papa Louie
Mlle
Christiane “du Loup
B.C. Koshla
K. "B. Lad
Vancouver
B. C
Ruth Miller
Nancy Ann
Jennie Miller
Cars Must Have New Licenses By Feb 1
Chief of Police A. W. Hopkins reminded Huron motorists that new 1932 license plates are required by February 1. State officials urge enforcement. driving with old plates after the deadline risks arrest and fines. County treasurer B. M. Madden notes license sales lag behind last year with 1338 auto plates sold and 129 truck plates, urging immediate purchase to avoid long lines and last minute rush due to budget limits on clerks.
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A. W. Hopkins
Huron
B. M.madden
Nevers Quits Football After Final Game at Stanford Stadium
Ernie Nevers, famed Stanford fullback described by Glenn Warner as the greatest he coached, announces retirement from football while still fit. His last game at Stanford Stadium ended with a broken wrist from the final play. Nevers may coach, with talks of joining Nevada or Stanford as an assistant. As captain in 1935, he steered Stanford's long awaited win over California, scoring all points. Over five pro seasons he played about 70 games and counts Red Grange and others among his toughest opponents.
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San Francisco
San
Bap Pre Nevers
Stanford University
Glenn Warner
Nevers
Cecar Stadium
University of Nevada
Stanford
Hig
Mevecs
California
Sundly
Game Wardens Meet At Pierre Tomorrow
South Dakota game wardens hold annual water meeting in Pierre tomorrow. Sebmsen, director of the game and fish department, announced the gathering with wardens from across the state. Officials will discuss fishing and trapping regulations, general gun and safety conditions, and deputy warden reports.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Sebmsen
State Game and Fish Department
Peentye Degaty Weedens
Johnsen
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