Boone's Share of Replacement Tax To Exceed $4000
Clarence A. Jackson told Lebanon Rotary members that Boone county will receive over $64 000 in replacement taxes by July 1934 from gross income tax intangibles tax and excise tax created by the 1983 legislature to ease property tax. He noted Boone will get more than $24 000 from the gross income tax as part of a state distribution totaling $4 081 000 to school units. He urged tax relief by reducing services or improving governmental efficiency, citing costs for students, hospital care, and prisons.
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Boone County
Clarence A. Jackson
Lebanon
Jackson
Indiana
B. C. Pulliam
H. C. Newby
Keifef Elliott
Sheridan
Richard Holden
Lafayette
Carre Davis
W. H. Parr Jr
Jack Edwards
City
Dillinger Headed List of Public Enemies
Chicago police seized six men at a North Side hideout who claimed to have information on the Dillinger gang. Those arrested include Arthur Romano 36 Joseph Burke Sam and William Marcowsky Max Schieber and Jake Silverman. Authorities planned to extend the manhunt coast to coast naming twenty new so called enemies to shoot to kill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John Dillinger
Indiana State Penitentiary
North Side
Arthur Romano
Oseph Burke
Sam
William Marcowsky
Max Schieber
Jake Silverman
Sepp
Urges Coinage of New Deal Dollars
Virginia Jenckes of Indiana proposes in a letter to the President that silver dollars be coined with a new design. She advocates a design portraying courage leadership and banishment of fear and supports RFC silver purchases to aid the silver mining industry though she does not specify the money amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wahsington
Virginia Jenckes
Indiana
RFC
Argentina Revolt Recaptured Rosario and Santa Fe
In Santa Fe province and Rosario, government troops retook key cities from rebels after hours of fighting. Dozens killed and hundreds wounded reported. leaders like former President De Alvear and ex-ambassador Pueyrredon arrested. Authorities pledged strict border controls and air bombardment threats to restore order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
New York
Santa Fe
Rosario
Marcello de Alvear
Senor Pueyrredon
United States
San Luis
le Razon
de Alvear
Pueyrredon
Artegas
Paranha
Argentina
Uruguay
Special Subscription Offer Ends Saturday for Lebanon Reporter
Last day to get reduced rates for Lebanon Reporter by mail in Boone county. Prices: 1.00 for three months, 1.75 for six months, 3.00 for one year. New or renewing subscribers may pay now. Office open Saturday afternoon for convenience. checks mailed Saturday accepted at special rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Boone County
Coldest Whitestown Day Hits Eight Degrees Above Zero
Government thermometer records show Whitestown at eight degrees above zero, lowest point at 6 30 am with a steady climb through the afternoon. The coldest stretch was around 6 30 am and Wednesday marked the coldest day since February 9 with readings near five degrees below.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitestown
Endurance Flight Record Excelled by Two Women Flyers
In Miami on December 29 Frances Harper Marsalis and Helen Richey extended the women's world record for continuous flight to nine days nine hours with their plane Outdoor Girl. They battled fatigue and engine strain after a storm and planned to continue, possibly reaching ten days, as Amelia Earhart sent congratulations.
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Miami
Fla
Frances Harper Marsalis
Helen Richey
Earth
Marsalis
Louise Thadem
Amelia Earhart Putnam
Transalantic
Boone County Democratic Central Committee Reorganized
In accordance with an order from Dr B McCullough Democratic state chairman precinct committeemen and committeewomen met this afternoon to reorganize the Boone County Democratic Central Committee Coe win was elected countyman and Russell Truitt secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B McCullough
Boonecout Weare Central
Coewin
Russell Truitt
Dodge Wreck Sends Car Through Jones Yard In South Bend
Two Indianapolis men were injured, neither seriously, when a Dodge sedan driven by R. S. Kinnard veered off La Fayette avenue and crashed through the lawn of Mr. and Mrs. Byron L. Jones on West Washington street. The car skidded on slick pavement, toppled the Jones porch column, damaged the fireplace flue and foundation, then rested against the house. Ambulance and fire crews responded. Kinnard and L. E. Woods were taken to a physician for head cuts and bruises. an insurance adjuster assessed home damage.
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Indianapolis
Byron L. Jones
Washington Street
Lafayette Avenue
Jones Lawn
R. S. Kinnard
Dayton Rubber Company
L. E. Woods
Kinnard
Jones Yard
Woods
Jones
More Teachers To Be Employed In Indiana
Indianapolis Ind Dec 29 William H Book State Civil Works Administrator announced Indiana s allotment for the emergency educational program had been quadrupled by the federal government Instead of $11 000 a month a total of $14 500 will be spent monthly Already 200 teachers have been employed under this program and adult and vocational classes have started at Gary Hammond East Chicago Muncie Evansville Lafayette and Indianapolis A total of 748 teachers now out of work will be employed under this program
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Indianapolis
Ind
William H. Book
Indiana
Book
Gary
Hammond
East Chicago
Muncie
Evansville
Lafayette
Indiana Power and Light Ordered to Show Cause on Rates
The Indiana Public Service Commission, acting on Sherman Minton's petition, ordered Indianapolis Power and Light Company to show cause why electric rates should not be reduced. The $60 million utility faces claims of an inflated fair valuation, with a hearing set for February 1, 1984, at 10 a.m. in Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana Public Service Commission
Sherman Minton
Indianapolis Power & Light Company
Samuel L. Trabue
More Cook
Marion County
Minton
Passengers shaken in San Bernardino rail collision
In San Bernardino California on December 29 two eastbound transcontinental trains the Santa Fe and Union Pacific limited collided in the yards. Passengers were shaken or bruised including Arlene Judge Wesley Ruggles Travis Banton and E W Harriet. the Chief locomotive and two Pullmans derailed and a mail car was derailed after a rear section was uncoupled to add a diner.
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San Bernardino
Cal
Santa Fe
Union Pacific Limited
Arlene Judge
Wesley Ruggles
Travis Banton
E. W. Harriet
Limited
Los Angeles
Condition Of Injured Girl Improves At Hospital
Miss Eileen Nelson is making a satisfactory recovery at Witham hospital from injuries suffered in an automobile crash north of Lebanon after a Tri Kappa charity ball Tuesday night. She had severe concussion and head cuts, but her condition today was reported to be greatly improved.
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Eileen Nelson
Witham Hospital
Lebanon
Ty Bac
Roosevelt Declares U S Not Joining League of Nations
Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt outlining a non intervention policy and no intent to join the League of Nations. He urged disarmament and emphasized cooperation with the League only on non political matters, criticizing its birth and the political motives behind it.
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Washington
South America
Roosevelt
Europe
United States
League of Nations
White House
Woodrow Wilson Foundation
Mayflower Hotel
League
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Paris
Japan
Far East
Personal government blocks flood control plan in Indiana town
An Indiana town faces flood control standstill as a mayor and council reject a CWA backed project despite 75 percent citizen support. Local groups and chambers urged action while government loaned materials and labor would have aided construction. Unemployed men lose winter work while the U. S. Patent Office reports a surge in Indian patents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
CWA
Chamber of Commerce
Civics Clubs
State Safety Commissioner Feeney pushes for stronger state police
State official Al Feeney campaigns for a more efficient police system with upgraded radio equipment and more highway patrols. He argues organized crime requires greater police presence. He notes motorists might sacrifice new bridges to fund police, but red tape opponents resist diverting bridge funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Feeney
Indiana
Housing project pitch in Indianapolis faces supply limits
A group of civic-minded Indianapolis men urge government support for a four million dollar housing plan. They note 35000 vacant houses and apartments in the city but warn that repealed supply and demand laws may hinder progress, casting doubt on economic benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
E.C.P
Educator J W Stott Dies In Frankfort Indiana
Frankfort Indiana December 29 James W Stott superintendent of Frankfort schools died at his home of pneumonia He was a graduate of Indiana University and previously served as superintendent at Fort Branch Brookville Union City and Princeton.
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Frankfort
Ind
James W. Stott
Indiana University
Fort Branch
Brookville
Union City
Princeton
Lebanon Moose Host Annual Rabbit Dinner and NYE Party
Lebanon Moose will hold their annual rabbit dinner Sunday with entertainment through the day and night ending with a New Year’s Eve party. Members of Crawfordsville Marion and Indianapolis Moose lodges are invited to attend.
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Lebanon
Mbers
Crawfordeville
Marion
Indianapolis
Lebanon to Expand City Disposal Plant with PWA Funds
Mayor John C. Perkins announced a 2000 loan and grant from the Public Works Administration to extend the municipal disposal plant. Virginia Jenckes secured the approval after months of delay, enabling about 50 local jobs for 90 to 100 days under PWA rules with the city covering 70 percent over 18 years.
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John C. Perkins
Perkins
Virginia Jenckes
Congress
Public Works Administration
Lebanon
Jenckes
Valparaiso
Rauch
PWA
Civil Works Administration
Ex Clinton County Auditor Ends Life in Frankfort
Edward Spray former Clinton county auditor and longtime Republican figure shot himself at his home on East Boone street after a period of ill health. He was found by his daughter and died at Clinton County hospital shortly after, leaving notes blaming illness from two severe falls.
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Frankfort
Ind
Edward Spray
Clinton County
East
Boone Street
Mabelle Stevenson
James Kent
Spray
Murdered deputy found burned in car near Birmingham
Elgin Morris, Jefferson county deputy sheriff, was shot and his car set ablaze on a desolate road near the Shannon mines. Fire revealed his body almost unrecognizable, as authorities said the killing and arson were meant to hide the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Elgin Morris
Jefferson County
Shannon
Morris
Packing Plant Fire Triggers $20,000 Loss
A two alarm blaze at Brown Brothers packing plant in Indianapolis caused an estimated 20000 dollars in damage. The fire was discovered early by Nicholas Gehl and was confined by quick work after damaging a heavy fire door and the plant facilities.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Brown Brothers
Nicholas Gehl
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Alberti
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U. S. Patent Office
J. W. Stott
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