Income tax receipts rise as 1933 revenue nears record totals
The 1933 fiscal year saw total internal revenue reach about 1.62 billion dollars with individual and corporate taxes contributing 746.8 million, while tobacco taxes topped 402.7 million. New York paid 376.3 million or 23.23 percent of revenue, North Carolina supplied 218.5 million, and three states—North Dakota, New Mexico, and Wyoming—paid only 0.03 percent. Collecting costs averaged six and eight tenths cents per dollar, down slightly from the prior year.
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New York
Piam
North
Carolina
Pennsylvania
Tlinois
North _ Dakota
New Mexico
Wyoming
Protests over Lawrence bond for new school building
A reader urges support for funding a new Lawrence school building amid concerns about dilapidated structures. The writer questions costs over twenty years, argues for action, praises the school board, and notes government backing for community projects while stressing the need for qualified staff and local employment.
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Journal: World
Lawrence
Grove
K. U
Athens
Kangas
New York
Quincy
Ten Students Compete for Rhodes Scholarships in Des Moines
Des Moines news report lists five Midwestern states in the Rhodes scholarship examination for four available awards. Kansas student Richard William Porter of Salina and Kansas University School of Engineering, Kansas City candidate K Cunningham of Wichita, Missouri contenders Harry V. Jones of Webster Groves and Norman Beers of Seymour, with the district committee including professors from Minnesota Missouri and Iowa institutions.
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Iowa
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William. Porter
Salina
Kansas University
Engineering
Ugh
Cunningham
Wichita
Yale
Harry V. Jones
Ster Groves
Washington University
Aberdeen
H. SS. Wigley
Univer of Minnesota
S,.kerby- Killer
Unive
W. SF. Adams
Funeral Rites Held for G A Dolly Graeber at Funk Parlors
A large crowd attended the funeral for G A Dolly Graeber held at 10 30 this morning in Funk funeral parlors. Elder residents and city officials joined mourners as Graeber, a pioneer citizen and flood hero, was laid to rest at Memorial Park cemetery. Funeral director Dre mond An Schwegler of the University of Kansas faculty led services with pallbearers J G Constant F W Daedicke L B Read Otto A Fischer Philip Ernst Gus Morawitz and honorary pallbearers A D Weaver Axel Olson W C Simons Dr A Id Rahskov Mayor T J Sweeney Fred Doane among those in attendance.
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Funk Funeral
Lawrence
Graeber
Pioneer
University of Kansas
Memorial Park Cemetery
G_ ‘Constant
F.W. Daedicke
L. B. Read
Otto A. Fischer
Philip Ernst
Gus Morawitz
A. D’ Weaver
Axel Olson
W. C. Simons
A. Id Rahskovf
T. J. Sweeney
Src
Fred ‘Doane
Work Desp ite Cold Faces Hard Day for Swarks Employees
Workers pressed on despite frigid conditions, continuing labor without interruption as officials report steady output and a steady supply chain amid winter weather. Community notes highlight resilience and continued operations at local facilities.
Senate impeachment details and penalties in state trial
The article outlines impeachment charges and the Senate’s powers including reprimand ouster from office and disqualification from citizenship not fines or imprisonment. It notes the costs rules upon acquittal or conviction and recalls the last impeachment trial in 1891 when a district court judge was acquitted on charges including intoxication.
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Senate
Ars Erig
Charves
Deaths and Funerals List
William W. Newman infant son of Verner and Verner Newman Jr died at a local hospital. Burial at Oak Hill cemetery. Herbert S. McKone 24 died, services Tuesday at Rumsey funeral home, Oak Hill burial. Henry Knabe 82 Lawrence resident, died. survivors include wife and six grandchildren. funeral Wednesday at Rumsey, Oak Hill burial. Lee Bryant 21 died at home. services Tuesday at Rumsey Brothers, Memorial Park burial. No funeral services for Duke Player Committee hold-up case discussed. prosecution evidence referenced.
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Brag
New-York
Quiet U Campus Woes Before Final Exams
A fragmented campus note paints Mt Dread's post holiday calm lingering through finals week starting January 26. Student factions gossip about morale, library use climbs, and preparations for papers rise while a few lighthearted antics and mishaps, including Art McKittrick’s back injury from a cat, punctuate the dreary term mood.
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Mt. Dread
Tno
Mehringer Debuts in Kansas City Wrestling Circus Card
Peter Mehringer makes his professional wrestling debut tonight at Convention Hall Kansas City in Gabe Kauffman’s circus of grant and crooners versus Johnny. The card features Charlie Fischer light heavyweight versus James Heffier for the light heavy world title. Everett Marshall and Nanjon Singh headline the show as likely main bout. Mehringer will also coach the Kansas University wrestling squad for the rest of the semester.
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Kansas
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Texas
Srappler
Everett Marshall
Nanjon Singh
Mehringer
Patee screens Joe E Brown comedy with Sailor cast
The Patee shows Son of a Sailor featuring Joe E Brown with Jean Muir Frank McHugh and Thelma Todd in a sailor comedy about a cautioned ladies man briefly boarding a ship used as a bombing target. Also features Sitting on a Back yard Fence and Hello Pon Technicolor musical. Will speak at Iola.
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Joe E. Brown
Patee
Brown
Jean Muir
Frank McHugh
Thelma Todd
Joe
Healy
IOLA
Burdick to address Current Topics Club on law
Dro W. L.-Burdick, professor of law and vice president of the University of Kansas, will speak to the Current Topics Club tonight. He recently spent a trip around the world studying jurisprudence as practiced in different nations.
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Dro W. L.-Burdick
The
Kansas
Will
Many Register for CWA Adult Education Classes
The CWA plans rapid expansion of adult education with several classes starting tonight at the senior high school. Public speaking begins at 8 PM with 25 enrolled and room for more. A math class opens tomorrow at 7:30 PM, with Dale Torgeson in charge and Emporia State Teachers College background. Physical education classes meet nightly at the junior high gym, with further enrollments sought for Friday and other evenings. Shorthand is nearly filled and more courses may form if interest grows. call C E Birch for information.
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CWA
Dale Torgeson
Emporia State Teachers College
C. E. Birch
Stavisky's Death Attempt Ends in Coma and Police Siege
Serge Stavisky, sought by authorities for a two week manhunt after the Bayonne pawnshop collapse, allegedly attempted suicide at a hidden villa in Chamonix, firing a shot that left him mortally wounded. Police surrounded the villa, found him in a heated room, and he later lapsed into a coma. The episode sparked a worldwide search led by Premier Camille Chautemps. Stavisky's wife, vanished from the Claridge on the Champs Elysees, has been located living nearby under her maiden name with two children.
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Camille
Chautemps
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Spalding to chair Roosevelt birthday ball in January
Mayor W. E. Spalding will lead the nationwide Roosevelt birthday ball planned for January 30 to fund an endowment for the Warm Springs foundation. The event honors FDR on his 52nd birthday, with dances across the nation to support treatment for infantile paralysis.
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Warm Springs Foundation
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Washington
Arthur Capper
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Lawrence Party
I Was a Spy at the Dickinson theater
A British film It Was a Spy starring Herbert Marshall and Conrad Veidt plays at the Dickinson. Madeline Carroll leads as a Belgian nurse drawn into espionage in war torn Belgium. The drama centers on spy networks revealed as archives leak and the ending is highly dramatic. The feature is presented with strong acting and authentic settings.
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Fingerprint checks threaten merchant cashing scams in Lawrence
A Massachusetts story notes salesmen promote fingerprint checks on cashing slips to deter the “no account” writer. The idea, backed by police, warns adults to protect themselves. Other fragments describe intoxicated youth misplacing clothes, a hunter returning home with a rabbit, and a furnace explosion causing a fall and smoke in a residence.
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Lawrence
Endacott Visitor From Detroit Visits Father in Bar tlesville
Paul Endacott of Detroit Michigan, son of Frank Endacott, has been visiting his father at 943 Ohio Street. Frank Endacott, assistant general manager and vice president of Philgas, a Phillips Petroleum subsidiary, met with Phillips officials in Bartlesville. A large expansion program for 1934 is planned as business grows, but travel home was delayed by severe northern weather.
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Philli Petroleum Company
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Arthur Endacott Plans Yearly Work Before Med School
Paul Endacott of Detroit reports Arthur Endacott is taking a year’s special work at Kansas State College before entering medical school. He came to Lawrence Saturday with his orchestra to play for the Chippewa party. He returned to Manhattan last night after spending the day at his home and visiting Mare.
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Arthur. Endacott
Kansas
State College
Rosedale
Lawrence
Plan A Spud Hearing On Potatoes Grade Standards
A public hearing is planned Wednesday at 10 am to discuss revisions to state grading standards for Kansas grown Irish potatoes offered for shipment in 1934. Secretary J Mohler of the State Board of Agriculture notes changes may be needed for the Kansas commercial potato growing industry. W R Stiner and other potato growers may attend.
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Jen, Mohler
State Board of ‘Agriculture
Alboit
W R.stiner
Mohler
Kansas
Market News Government Bonds in New York Summary
Government bonds in New York closed with Liberty bonds quoted across several issues. Liberty 4s, Treasury 4s and 3s varied, with prices shown around 99.16 for some maturities and 106.4 for Treasury 44s, reflecting a typical market close in a turbulent period.
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Government
New ‘York
Janz
Ollowing
Liberty
Treasury
Wall Street Stagnant Amid Mixed Markets in January
Stocks showed little movement in dull session trading with about 700000 shares changing hands. Prices held a moderately steady tone as grains were narrow and cotton advanced, while government securities remained heavy ahead of looming treasury financing. Major issues like American Telephone and Chrysler showed modest gains amid a cautious market tone focused on Washington policy and the legislative outlook.
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New York
Sterling
U. S
Treasury
American Telephone
Delaware
Hudson
Santa Fe
Chrysler
Auburn
S. Steal
Bethlehem
du. Pont
Case
American Can
U.S. Smelting
General Motors
Johns-Manville
Western Union
Washington
Potomac
the. Treasury
Economic outlook hints at dollar devaluation and steel sector optimism
The piece discusses potential dollar devaluation via government spending and currency shifts as federal reserves prepare for a de facto move. It notes likely six month government priming plus improved U.S. business conditions and heavy foreign exchange activity. A Steel magazine forecast expects a 60 percent production spike by quarter end.
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United States
indus+try
Steel
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