Former tax official faces long term penalty
Chicago June 9 AP William H Malone 59 former chairman of the Minors tax commission faced a maximum penalty of 10 years in prison and 20000 in fines after conviction on evading payment of 59500 federal income taxes A jury in Federal Judge H Holly's court returned the verdict after a short deliberation ending a seven year investigation into the former tax commissioner s financial affairs
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Chicago
William H. Malone
The
Minors Tax Commission
H. Holly
Tax Commissioner
Indictment Charged Tax Evasion in 1930s Case
The indictment returned in October 1933 charged wilful evasion of taxes on $330,000 of concealed income in 1929 and 1930. Judge Holly set June 26 for arguments on motion for a new trial and allowed Malone to remain at Liberty on a $25,000 bond.
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Malone
Liberty
Woman killed in wreck near Miller Missouri
Miss Anna Belden aged 25 of Anaheim California died from injuries after an automobile truck collision six miles east of Miller Missouri yesterday. Miss Frances Sutton 25 of Long Beach California was critically injured. Driver Clyde Southard and his mother in law Mrs Ida Abbott of Carthage sustained minor injuries. Police reported the crash in the rural area and noted surrounding traffic hazards and response units.
Mother and child burned to death near Springfield
Mrs Orville Latham 31 and her 9 year old daughter Pauline died in a two room farm home north of Springfield, Mo after a morning fire blamed on either a coal oil stove explosion or lightning. Mr Latham escaped with minor injuries. four other sons awoke and escaped. Pauline’s badly burned body was taken from the ruins.
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Orville Latham
Pauline
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Darral
Jerry
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Electrical workers vote on CIO unions at Wagner Electric
In St Louis on June 9 AP balloting continued at the Wagner Electric company where about 3000 employees vote to decide if United Electrical and Radio Workers of America, a CIO affiliate, represents a majority. The National Labor Relations Board conducts the election.
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ST. Louis
Wagner Electric Company
United Electrical and Radio Workers of America
CIO
National Labor Relations Board
Inquest Ordered After Bus Truck Collision Near Morning Sun
Coroner Crist Adank orders an inquest into a fatal collision between a Foster stages bus from Cedar Rapids to St. Louis and a large truck on a Morning Sun hill. Three killed including bus passenger Mrs. B. T. Cunningham and Charles Johnson. truck driver Clinton Giese critically injured.
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Crist Adank
Foster Stages
Cedar Rapids
St. Louis
Morning Sun
B. T. Cunningham
Madison
Charles Johnson
Frankfort
Clinton
Mary Hester Cunningham at Madison area sick fracture
Mary Hester Cunningham, 22, of Madison, Missouri, was reported to have sustained a sick fracture. Details unclear in the fragment.
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Mary Hester Cunningham
Madison
Double Rites For Drowning Victims In St Louis
In St Louis on June 9 AP reports double funeral services will be held Thursday for Aloysius Ulrich, 29, and Ambrose Tiefenbrunn, 23, who drowned when their outboard boat capsized in the Meramec river. Ulrich's body was recovered yesterday and Tiefenbrunn's Monday. The piece notes a Coast Guard statistic on saves and drownings and ends with an unrelated line about flight.
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Aloysius Ulerich
Ambrose Miefenbrunin
Meramec River
Ulrich
Tiefenbrunn
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