U S tax refunds smaller than last year report
Treasury disclosed refunds totaling 69,476,930 for the 1931 fiscal year ending June 30, down from 126,836,333 the prior year. Abatements and credits not listed. refunds include large sums to multiple corporations and estates, with notable amounts to Metropolitan Life and New York Life, and even to individuals including Mellon relatives. House committee chairman said Mellon could not release further settlements by law.
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Treasury
Mellon
Congress
Sinois Central Railroad
Prairie Pipe Line Company
Independence
Kan
Prairie Group
Prairie, Oil & Gas Company
Parco
Wyoming
Prairie Oil Gas Company
United Verde Copper Company
Clarksdale
Avizon
New York
John
John D., Jr
Jennie K. Mellon
Kean
New Jersey
Drew
Senator Robinson
Arkansas
Commerce Department
Thomas Hitchcock
Paulino Uzeudun
Texas Gruman
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
New York Life Insurance Company
American Hawaiian Steamship Company
Det Forende Denpskibs. Selskab, Aktieselskab
Danish Steamship Company
Charles Deering
Payne Whitney
F. W. Woolworth Company
Honolulu Consolidated Oil Company
William K. Vanderbilt
Cochran
House Expenditures Committee
Culbertson Eyes Win In Bridge Rubber Test
Ely Culbertson and Mrs. Culbertson plan to resume play tonight in New York as he seeks to seal a dominant 55-rubber lead against Sidney Lenz and Oswald Jacoby. With 17,090 points accumulated, the sequence favors Culbertson though Lenz Jacoby could still close the gap.
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New York
Ely Culbertson
Culbertson
Sidney
Lenz
Oswald Jacoby
Eeimerteen
Jacoby
Eal
Jenz
Kings
Rival factions clash at All-India Moslem Congress
In New Delhi on December 26 the All-India Moslem League session was disrupted as opponents of President-elect Zafar Allah Khan swarmed the Fateh-Puri mosque, shouting go back while black flags flew. The hall cleared and the meeting continued with Khan urging action to curb disorder and calling for British decisions on minority questions after London talks.
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New Delhi
All-India
WREN Programs and Station Schedule Snippet
Radio listings show WREN programs across December 28 and 29 with times for News Flashes Maytag Orchestra Mildred Dailey blues singer Russ Columbo Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra and Discuit and Pancake Program on AXE 215 and Station KFEU names. The fragment hints at a busy schedule with multiple orchestras and entertainers across stations.
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KFEU
Maytaz
Mildred Dailey
Russ Columbo
Paul Whiteman
Musical evening by Hopk ins and Lynn at Unitarian church
Violin pupils of Miss Ednah Hopkins and piano pupils of Miss Hazel Lynn present a musicale at the Unitarian church starting 7 30 pm with a social hour to follow. The program features violin ensembles, solo piano pieces, dances and classics with numerous local youngsters and accompanists participating.
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Ednah Hopkins
Hazel Lynn
Unitarian
Don Dwn
Morate
Mary_Flory
Carl Curry
Georgie Eberhart
Richard Rice
Ednak Hopkins
int-Saens
Burleigh
Virginia Lee Hazelton Kulawiak
Wieniawsk
Linus Dietz Caprice
Vennois
Kreisler Minuet Tochstein
Janice March
Schubert
Martin Flory
Yena Flory
George Eberhart
Frances Eberhart
Ree Cher Wonky
John Metsker
MacDowell
Mabel Brittom
Haendel
Lorene Fairbairn
Fianc
Galager
Community Notices From Local Social Club Gatherings
Members of the World Wide Guild at First Baptist church attended a gathering with names listed including Jose Stapleton Churchill Smith and Esther Leigh among others. The Monday Sewing club meets at Mrs J R Coulson’s home on Tennessee street and the En Regle bridge club convenes Thursday with Mrs Eugene Brune. Portia club hosts at 2 30 tomorrow at Mrs John Edmonds, Massachusetts street. Basil Allen Tuttle born December 26 to Mr and Mrs Wallace Tuttle. A family catherine gathering was held at Mrs W T Carpenter’s South Massachusetts with attendees from Columbia, Clifton A Edward W Collins and Fred Pillsbury of St Louis Calvert Winter and Mrs Carpenter.
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World Wide Guild
First Baptist Church
Jose Stapleton
Kansas City
Helen Churchill
Liberty
Ray Mitchell
Marian Leigh
Ottawa
Elizabeth Stapleton
Olive Douglas
Wilda Boerkircher
Esther Wilbur
Ruth McCain
Ruth Rose
Helen Rose
Esther Leigh
Lange
J. R. Coulson
Tennessee Street
John Edmonds
Massachusetts Street
Portia Club
J. A. Bayles
Wallace Tuttle
Basil Allen
Tuttle
Marcella Attiner
W. T. Carpenter
Weston Carpenter
Columbia, Mo
O. J. Gotey
Clifton
Edward W. Collins
Fred Pillsbury
St. Louis
C. J. Winter
Calvert
Carpenter
Inside Story of Harding Tragedy by Daugherty
Former attorney general Harry M. Daugherty, a Harding insider, reveals behind the scenes details in a forthcoming book The Inside Story of the Harding Tragedy. Co authored with Thomas Dixon, the work aims to refute Nan Britton’s paternity claim, recount Coolidge era resignations, and present what it calls the true story of Fall Forbes Miller Stimpson and Jess Smith’s death.
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Columbus
Harry M. Daugherty
Warren G. Harding
Harding
Ohio
Thomas Dixon
Daugherty
Nan Britton
Coolidge
Albert B. Fall
Charles R. Forbes
Thomas W. Miller
Roxie Stimson
Jess Smith
New York
Thoni
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Cady
The Inside Story Author Ties to Harding Tragedy
Dixon, co author with Harry M Daugherty on The Inside Story of the Harding Tragedy, is identified as Mrs May Dix on Thacker s brother. Mrs Thacker repudiates The Strange Death of President Harding in Liberty Magazine Nov 8 stating gas ton B Means credited author role was untrue and she believed the book at writing time.
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Dixon
Harry M. Daugherty
May Dixon Thacker
Harding
Flood Laps Sandbags Atop Big River Levee
In Glendora and Sumner the last sandbars were dropped on the levees as flood fears rose. Residents and refugees waited on weather forecasts while sandbagging halted, leaving homes vulnerable to rising waters along the Big River.
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Big River
Clarksdale
Miss. Dee
Glendora
Sumner
Levees Propped as Rivermen Brace for Crest and Recession
Rivermen say reinforced dikes should hold if fair weather continues until waters recede. Superintendent J W Williamson of the state penitentiary, supervising the work for a thousand convicts aiding residents, notes sectors at Glendora and Sumner would withstand a flood rise of seven acres. As southern points face pressure, Quitman and Panola counties see the heavy flow pass and recession progress while residents relocate to highlands and Red Cross aids flood refugees.
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J. W. Williamson
State Penitentiary
Jevee
Glendora
Sumner
Wil-iamson
Iich
Quitman
Panam
Auto output forecast for 1932 in Cleveland region
Cleveland Trust Co reports a motor industry survey indicating about 3,000,000 automobiles could be produced in 1932. The projection suggests a sizable rebound in output amid ongoing economic pressures.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Cleveland Trust Co
Freshman Iowa Team Fares Against Varsity This Season
The University of Iowa freshman football squad faced the varsity this year as a notice of 1932 season preparation. The report notes a 20 percent increase over the indicated 1931 output amid the veteran team dynamics and terms reflected in campus play. Santa Fe railroad earnings referenced include a November income of 5,364,585 versus 4,962,386 for the prior year.
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University of Iowa
Santa Fe
New York
Atchison, Topeka, &Santa Fe
Road Today
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New Hampshire Street
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Happy Bidders Bridge Club
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Ma Rko Radio
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