Sister Aimee targets romance with Rodeheaver match
United Press reports Sister Aimee Semple McPherson plans another romance as Homer Rodeheaver, former Billy Sunday singer, is named as her husband-to-be. She dodges marriage questions while associates discuss Gandhi, the Ganges, and Mussolini during a two hour Angelus Temple press event.
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Chastened Tiger Woman Free After Meeting With Gandhi
Mrs. McPherson and her confidential associate describe Rev Rod eheaver as having proposed months ago and sent telegrams and cablegrams during her trip. McPherson avoids discussion and greets questions with a blessing and remarks about Gandhi.
Rockefeller to Get Millions From Policies on Birthday
A published report claimed John D Rockefeller Sr would receive 5 million dollars in cash from life insurance on his 96th birthday July 8. The Rockefeller family denied the claim and said no such payout is planned. Rockefeller is at his Lakewood New Jersey estate after wintering in Daytona Beach Florida.
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Rockefeller
Lakewood
N. J
Daytona Beach
Fla
Clark & Rockefeller
Cleveland Commission
Rockefeller Family Today
John DB. Rockefeller, Sr
Woodring Outlines Army Peace Time Role at Fort Leavenworth
Harry H. Woodring assistant secretary of war and former Kansas governor spoke at the command and general staff school graduation at Fort Leavenworth detailing peace time Army functions and its role in national recovery. He urged that a major emergency may not recur and praised the military as indispensable insurance for peace noting the CCC mobilization as a key peace-time effort.
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Harry H. Woodring
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Command and General Staff School
Unpaid Missouri Property Taxes Rise During Depression
A study by Dr. Conrad H. Hammar of the University of Missouri shows unpaid property taxes in 105 Missouri counties climbed from 3,577,610 in 1928 to 5,827,044 in 1932. Delinquency rose despite levies falling from 28,443,640 to 22,762,193, with urban and rural areas similarly affected. Delinquent land acreage nearly doubled, and tax sales barely covered costs, reducing revenue for public services.
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Missouri
Conrad H. Hammar
University of Missouri
Civil Works Administration
Hammar
Ozark
Broad county funding gaps amid carrier financial strain
The report notes a wide range across 95 counties with over 95 percent in some funding, while 17 counties received under 50 percent due to carriers’ financial distress.
Train Hits Car Killing Four Near Springfield
In Springfield Missouri a passenger train struck a car at a crossing killing the Rev. J. B. Miller about 80 and his daughter Mrs. Eula Todd. The couple were en route from Dexter to Washington Pa where Miller had accepted a pastorate. Todd's 5 year old son Charles was not expected to live.
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Springfield
Washington, Pa
Dexter
J. B. Miller
Eula Todd
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