Empire plan to settle poverty bitten tenant farmers near Ponca City
In Ponca City Oklahoma on June 18 7(AP) a revived empire from the 101 Ranch aims to resettle poverty stricken tenant families. Paul V Maris Dallas regional rural resettlement director says loans will fund houses and barns with 26 families ready to move by autumn. Most farms range 80 to 215 acres and first houses costing 1200 to 1500 dollars will begin in July with RA credits up to 2700 dollars. The 101 Ranch once spanned 110000 acres and is now owned by creditors or reverted to the Panca and Otoe tribes. Zack Miller remains associated with salvage efforts.
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Ponca City
Okla
Paul V. Maris
Dallas
White House
Zack Miller
Miller Brothers
Maris
George W. Miller
Chisholm Trail
Texas Range
London
Snce
Flashes of Life at Marquee Ends With Red Blooded Paint
In Columbus a 16 year old William Safford fell through a theater marquee roof and landed unharmed after bystanders mistook red paint for blood. Portland mayor and 160 Kiwanis travelers arrived en route to Indianapolis and faced a de-lousing spray station. A Wisconsin couple report a fishing mishap as a hen snatches a worm used as bait. Installment sales in the US rose to 4.5 billion dollars last year from 3.6 billion in 1935.
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Columbus
William Safford
Safford
Henry
Portland
Gre
Joseph K. Carson
California
Nevada
Capitalists Avoid Paying Taxes by Foreign Corporations
Treasury official testifies before Congress detailing how prominent American capitalists used foreign corporations and personal holding companies abroad to dodge U S taxes. He cites names including Jules S Bache Wallace Groves and Colonel Jacob Schick describing Bahamas corporations and stock transfers in the 1930s to minimize taxation.
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Washington
Treasury
Congressional
Elmer L.key
Internal Revenue Bureau
Ivey
Phillip DeRonde
New York
Jules S. Bache
Irey
Jacob Schick
Canada
Percy K. Hudson
New York Stock Exchanger
Schick
Wallace Groves
Bache
Trey
Bahamas
Colonel Schick
Schick Dry Shaver Corporation
Messenger 16 Dies After Bicycle Collision in City
Kansas City June 18 AP Charles Faherty a Western Union messenger aged 16 was fatally injured when his bicycle crashed into the side of a truck late yesterday in the city authorities said Faherty collided with the truck while riding along a street and died of his injuries.
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Kansas City
Charles Faherty
Western Union
Farm dispute ends with shotgun attack in Bonner Springs
In Kansas on June 17 Roy Tinberg, a local school board member, was wounded when James Smith, 56, shot at him while he rode a binder after an argument about work. Smith admitted the assault with intent to kill, saying he only wanted to "burn" Tinberg.
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Bonner Springs
Kansas
Roy
Tinberg
Smith
Drunk Shoots City Marshal and Kills Self at Bucklin
In Bucklin Missouri last night Charles Jones the 43 year old city marshal was shot in the head and critically wounded. Estel Holt an 18 year old coal miner was killed. Prosecutor G Derk Green said Holt fired at deputy Rolla Rusher and then killed himself as officers moved to arrest him for creating a disturbance and brandishing a shotgun. Green noted Holt was intoxicated. Jones, married with eight children, was taken to Brookfield hospital.
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Bucklin
Charles Jones
Estel Holt
G. Derk. Green
Linn County
Holtl
Jones
Rolla Rusher
Green
Holt
Brookfield Hospital
Dismissal of Gh lt Charges Against Adelia St Johns
New York June 18 AP Magistrate Curran dismissed simple assault charges against Adelia St Johns novelist and six others in Yorkville court by consent of all defendants after they reached a peaceful resolution. The May 27 cabaret incident involved St Johns and her husband plus friends and club personnel. no party was jailed as the matter was deemed a misdemeanor and the group agreed to forget the affair.
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New York
Adela Rogers
St. Johns
Bill
Yorkville Court
Miss St. Johns
Henry H. Curran
Miss St.Johns
Francis Patrick O'Keale
William Wright
Don Higgins
Charles Fr. Grande
Westwood
N. J
Henry Tannen
William Walsh
Grande
Walsh
Mliss St. Johns
Jacke Dempsey
Higgins
Wright
O'Toole
Nurse awarded Florence Nightingale scholarship for study in London
Miss Gladys Over, director of nurses at St. Louis City Hospital, receives the Florence Nightingale scholarship to study nursing in London for a year. Oscar F. Busch, 71, dies after falling from a fourth floor room at St. Luke's Hospital where he had been a patient for 16 days.
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ST. Louis
Gladys Over
St. Louis City “Hospital
University of’ London
England
Oscar F. Busch
St. Luke's Hospital
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Aza
R. Sharrock
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B. J.B
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Kelloge
Battle Creek
Wames Mediators
Perkins
The
Associated Press
Risis
Wis
Mervin Kennedy
United States
U.S
Dodgers
Morgenthau
Man
Binder
Bucklin, Mo
East High Street
Sale
Nancee
News & Tribune
Adelia ST. Johns
Joan L. Kayser
Toledo
Connie’s‘Tap Room
Ei Clark
Avensa
Sheers
Bermuda
Cape Cod
Mexico
Colorado
Millsap’s
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