Music club study travels Poland and Russia notes
Mrs Frank Hearne and Mary Jane returned from Little Rock. The Friday Music club met at Briant street with Miss Harriett Stary hosting. Discussion focused on Poland with guide Mrs E S Richards, highlighting Chopin and Godowsky followed by Paderewski pieces and a Dyorka chorus. The group will travel to Moscow on Feb 23 under Mrs S G Norton. Jesus J McMath and others reminisce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oes
Wallace R. Rogers
Briant Street
Harriett Stary
Warsaw
Poland
Dworka
Godawsky
Holtman
E. S. Richards
Progean
4. C. Carlton
John Wellborn
Edwitt Stewart
Godowsky
B.C. Hyatt
Dyorka
Moscow
Russia
5. G. Norton
New Radios Arrive as Bargains at Hope Music Co
Trade in and repossessed MAJESTIC and ACA-Victor radios noted as new models arrive. Bargain prices offered to clear stock. Hope Music Company advertises phone 450 and 9-Btec for contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majestic
Hope Music Company
Hospital Notes Child Born To Cargile Family In Lowinville
Mr and Mrs J Edward Cargile of Lowinville are the parents of a baby boy born Thursday night in Josephine hospital. Miss Esther Stevens of Blevins underwent an operation at Josephine hospital Friday morning. Stevens is sister of Mrs Earl White formerly of this city, Mrs White visiting her sister and a guest at the home of Mrs Charles Briant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Wid
J. M. Houston
Rebar
New Albany
Miss
Mr. Houston
Guy Houston
J. Edward Cargile
Lowinville
Josephine Hospital
Esther Stevens
Blevins
Josephine Hosital
Miss Stevens
Earl White
White
Charles Briant
Paris decides issue in streets amid barricades and public opinion
The Paris upheaval Pushes barricades into streets as crowds test authority while ministers fall and police clash with rioters. Public opinion drives politics as veterans clash near the Place de la Concorde, echoing historic revolutions and unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Napoleon
Stavisky
Boulevard Des Ntalions
St. Germain
Place de la Concorde
Chautemps
Deladier
Morse Guard
el Palace
Palace
Louis-Philippe
Arcole
Income Tax in a Nutshell for 1934 Filers
The filing period runs January 4 to March 25 1934. Single filers with net income of 1000 or more or gross 5000 or more and married couples with net income 2500 or more or gross 5000 or more must file returns at the Collector of Internal Revenue for their district. Four percent tax on the first 4000 above personal exemptions, eight percent on remaining net income, plus a surtax on income over 6000. Read instructions on forms 100A and 1040 and attach memoranda as needed. Do not omit explanations and do not procrastinate.
Tax concepts and Paris turmoil mix in scattered notes
The passage outlines gross and net income definitions and deductions for tax calculation, then shifts to a historical Parisian frame about Clemenceau, the Commune, and later mentions 1933 Brazil aviation funding and Fort Worth airport runway plans funded by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Fort Worth
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Sankey Ends Life Night Before Trial in Prison
Verne Sankey once hailed as Americas Public Enemy No 1 killed himself in a South Dakota state penitentiary cell hours before a planned guilty plea. He fashioned a noose, hung himself from a bar, and a handkerchief lay in his mouth to silence screams. Deputy U S marshal Neeley discovered the body as guards watched the corridor. Sankey, tied to a February conspiracy to kidnap for a $40,000 ransom, faced federal charges and was to appear with Gordon Alcorn in court Friday. Previously connected to the Lindbergh case, authorities say no link was found in that abduction. A separate plot to abduct Jack Dempsey and Babe Ruth was charged against Laney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Verne Sankey
America
South Dakota State Penitentiary
Charles Boettcher I
Denver
Out
Sankey
E. M. Neeley
United States
Gordon Alcorn
Chicago
Lindbergh
Jack Dempsey
Babe Ruth
Laney
Senate stalls as contention rises over Civil Works boost
Senators debate delaying a vote on a Civil Works expansion with McKellar urging continuation of the program. Cutting argues the $2 billion funding is needed, while LaFollette and Shipstead push for more funds and budget balance amid recession fears. Borst questions the higher figure as Hopkins cites $90 million as sufficient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator McKellar
Tennessee
Cutting
Hopkins
LaFollette
Civil Works Fund
Tam
Borsth
Idaho
Shipstead
Farmer-Labor
Minnesota
Sve
Anti Receivership Land Law Upheld in Arkansas
The U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in St. Louis overturned a Federal Judge in Arkansas and upheld Act 46 of the 123% Arkansas legislature forbidding court appointment of receivers for levee, drainage or road districts. The ruling aims to reassure bondholders in districts about refunding bonds and blocks receivership actions and tax seizures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Fn Oce
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Louis
Martineau
Eastern District of
Arkansas
Cuit Court of Appeals
Commissioners of Drainage District No
Crittenden County
Jorvey
Chancery Court
Murcanttte Bank & Trust Co
Hondbalesey
Ud Iy
Agiuet
Efficiency Rules Surplus Improves Over Five Years
Efficiency Rules reports a growing surplus over the last five years and notes the $22,800,000 REC loan for a Boulder Dam power line is secured by notes of the Department of Power and Light, not by taxpayers, with reserves kept instead of issuing tax anticipation warrants to cover bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulder Dam
Department of Power and Light
Billy
Well Governed City Shows Stable 1934 Budget in Minneapolis
City finances in 1934 foresee lower total costs than 1932 despite 40,000 more residents. Departments to operate within tax income with about 15 percent delinquency in pay. Board of estimate and taxation to curb unnecessary bond issues. Per capita tax up 8 percent in 12 years. City credit strong. Los Angeles reserve of 35 million noted. Minneapolis employs over 17,000 plus 17,900 teachers. Budget for 1934 set at 19.3 million, with most going to salaries and taxes covering the rest. water and power yield about 4 million and other departments about 26 million. Los Angeles example cited as proof of steady governance through boom and slow periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Board of Estimate
Los Angeles
Baltimore
Frank L. Shaw
Frso
Water and Power Department
Dixie Collegians to Play at Elks Friday Night Dance
The Dixie Collegians will perform at Elks Hall on Friday night from 9 30 until 2 00 am. Sponsored by the Young Business Men's association, all proceeds go to the association. The public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie Collegians
Elks Hall
Young Business Men’s Association
Hope Arkansas Special Assessment for Curb Gutter District No 7
The tax books for the special assessment on real property in Curb and Gutter District No 7 and Annex No 4 have been placed in my hands. All owners must pay within 30 days or legal action will begin with penalties and costs. Dated February 9, 1934, Johnnie McCabe, Collector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curb & Gutter
Johnnie McCabe
NCTE
South Main Street
Hope
Arkansas
Siote
Arkansas Improvement District No. 11
South Muir Street
Nmupe
Street Improvement District No 1 Annex No 1 Notice
Notice from JOHNNIE McCABE collector listing Improvement District No 1 and Annex No 1 in Street District on South Muir Street in NMupe Arkansas. All property owners must pay assessments within 30 days or legal action and penalties will follow.
Blevins to Play Hope Friday Night
Two basketball games are scheduled at the high school gym Friday night with a third pending between two rural teams. The Bobcats meet Blevins High School, the main attraction, while Spring Hill visits to face Washington High. First game begins at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobcats
Blevins High School
Spring Hill High School
Washington High
Commissioner Sale Notice in Hempstead County Arkansas
In pursuance of a Chancery Court decretal order a sale will be held at the county courthouse front doors in Washington Arkansas on February 24 1934. The estate includes multiple described tracts totaling about 798.98 acres in Hempstead County with a three month credit, bond security and court lien retained to secure payment. Dale C. Jones Commissioner in Chancery issued February 2 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chancery Court
Hempstead
National Savings and Loan Association
J. T. Bell
of Hempstead
City of Hope
Arkansas
City of
Hope
Hempstead County
A. D
Dale C. Jones
Chancery
Notice of sale in Hempstead County Chancery Court case 2689
Public auction scheduled by the Hempstead County Chancery Court commissioner for the property described as the west half of Lot 6 in Blaelke 62 in Hope Arkansas part of the NE quarter of Section 33 Township 12 South Range 24 West. Sale set for Saturday the 24th with bond and approved security required at 9 percent per annum until paid, lien to secure purchase money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chancery Court
Hempstead County
L. Cantley
St. Louis
St. Louis & San Francisco Railroad Company
A. P. Dyke
L. A. Dyke
Arkansas
Dale C. Jones
Chancery
Hempstead
National Savings & Loan Association
A. d
Washington
Blaelke
Hope
Notice of Public Sale in Hempstead County Arkansas
On February 2 1934 Commissioner in Chancery Dale Jones gives notice of public sale in Hempstead County Arkansas. The sale, for two real estate parcels in Hope and Washington, occurs February 24 1934 in the county courthouse with bids from highest bidder. Buyers must post bonds with 9 percent interest and secure the purchase price.
Commissioner's Sale D 1933 in Cause No 2670
Public notice notes a commissioner sale under a 1933 order in case number 2670. Details indicate execution of a judicial sale process with the appointed commissioner handling terms and conveyance of property to satisfy judgments. Court and docket identifiers referenced.
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Sir Henry ON
Frank Hearne
Mary Jane
Little Rock
Alice McMath
Yirit
Sam McMathay Bishee
Ariz
Woman’s Missionary Society of the First! Methodist Church
Sid McMath
North
Washingtoy Street
W. T. Adderson
Myers i
George Brannan
Mozelle Cannon
Lucille Walkup
Saratoga
Muesta
Bert Keith
H.T. Bennett
Sacramento
Calif
T. J. Matthews
Miss Marle Bennett
Barrymore
Romeo
Dnes Eneieln
Mary Boland
Syipworth
Burns
Allen
Tully
Elson Huckins
U.S
John S. Gibson Drug Company
Rexall
Hope, Ark
Seine
Georges Clemenceau
Montmartre
France
Clemenceau
Ag Paris
Iecendiaries
Knieby
Empire
Republic
Panama
Dreyfus
Germany
Self
Senate
U. S
Ama Ea Medical
ASSN
Shatin
Faurhal
Spring Hill
Cox
Mekelson
ALMER
Jno. P. Cox Drug Co
A. D. Dale
C Jones
Nae Hohel Savings & Loan Association
J. W. McWashington Et al
Commissioner's Sale
Elks Club
The
Texas
Inom
del Monte
Rice Krispies
Kelloggs Corn Flakes
Checker
Ite
Murrell
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