Lamont Testifies Before Senators On Morgan Tax Tricks
Washington June 9 The banking firm J P Morgan and Co faced Senate inquiry as Thomas Lamont described stock transfers to his wife in December 1930 and repurchases in April 1931 that saved 2085.86 in taxes. Other Morgan partners discussed trust funds and short sales creating large tax savings, while the government pursued larger deficiencies against Ewing and his wife.
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Washington
J. P. Morgan and
U. S. Senate
Thomas
Lamont
Senate
J. P. Morgan
Banking Committee
Bureau of Internal Revenue
William Ewing
Morgan
Ewing
New York Stock Exchange
Internal Revenue Bureau
U. S. Board of Tax Appeals
Pittsboro Teacher Injured In Auto Accident
Miss Elizabeth Yeager, a Pittsboro teacher, was hospitalized after a single vehicle crash near Pittsboro. She lost control of the car, injuring her left arm, elbow joint, and ligaments. she remained overnight and was discharged home the next morning.
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Elizabeth Yeager
Pittsboro
Py Williams Hospital
Es Ning
Brownsburg Girl Burned in Gas Stove Explosion
Blaine Berry an 18 year old Brownsburg girl was severely burned when a gasoline stove she was filling exploded late Wednesday. She was hurled across the room and her sister Margaret smothered the fire with a rug. The house interior was badly damaged and the mother and sister suffered hand burns while aiding.
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Blaine
Thomas Berry
Brownsburg
Margaret
Kiwanis Benefit Dance Planned for Milk Fund
Kiwanis Club hosts a benefit dance at Alen Country Club Wednesday night June 14 from 9 to 12 to replenish the milk fund for undernourished pre school children in Lebanon. Tickets distributed among members with advance sale strong. no invitations issued. Bob White's Orchestra to play with novelty numbers. proceeds to Kiwanis Milk Fund aiding daily milk rations for children.
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Lebanon
Kiwanis Club
Alen Country Club
William Grover
Bob White
Kiwanis Milk Fund
Committee Accepts Roosevelt Plan In House Vote
Washington June 9 The Democratic House steering committee unanimously endorsed President Roosevelt's compromise modification of the veterans economy act. Chairman Pou of North Carolina said a special rule would be sought to push the plan through the House tomorrow.
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Washington
Democratic House
Roosevelt
Pou
North Carolina
Rules Committee
House
J G Heinzmann 69 Dies in Noblesville Indiana
Noblesville Indiana June 9 J G Heinzmann 69 former president of the Indiana Retail Clothing Dealers Association died at his home today in Noblesville.
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J.G. Heinzmann
Noblesville
Ind
J. G. Heinzmann
Indiana Retail Clothing Dealers’ Association
Retired Grocer Ezra P Slater Dies at 66
Ezra P Slater 66 a retired merchant died at 717 East Elm Street after five weeks illness from hypostatic pneumonia. Born in Greene County Indiana he lived in this city most of his life. He ran a grocery for 26 years and was a member of Centenary Methodist Episcopal church Red Men and Knights of Pythias. Survived by wife Lillie A Lutz, two daughters Mrs Everett DeWitt and Mrs Clifford Reed. a son Paul Slater predeceased. brother Alvard Slater. Funeral details incomplete.
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Ezra P. Slater
East Elm Street
Mr. Slater
Greene County
Indiana
Jonathan and
Hanna (Pierson) Slater
St. Slater
Centenary Methodist , Episcopal Church
Red Men
Knights of Pythias
Lebanon
Lillie A. Lutz
Everett DeWitt
Indianapolis
Clifford Reed
West of
Paul Slater
Alvard. Slater
Beet
Saturn
Rowe Santon
Baer defeats Schmeling in dramatic late knockout
New York June 9 Max Baer a California heavyweight challenger overpowered Max Schmeling of Germany with a thunderous right hand in the tenth round, setting up the knockout minutes later. Baer pounded Schmeling with rapid blows as the German staggered and fell, crowd roaring as the referee counted. Continued on Page 4.
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New York
Max Baer
California
Max Schmeling
Germany
Teuton
Livermore
Schmeling
Baer
Arthur Ronovan
Nobel Rites Planned Burial at Oak Hill
Mulberry Ind June 9 Funeral services for Charles E B Nobes retired druggist who died at his niece Mrs Frances Hall home near here Wednesday morning will be held at the Hall residence at 9 30 oclock Saturday morning with Rev C R Earle officiating Burial will be in Oak Hill cemetery at Lebanon Mr Nobes operated a drug store at Lebanon for seven years
Farmers State Bank May Remain Open In Zionsville
Zionsville Indiana June 9 Indications Thursday morning were that the Farmers State Bank which has been seeking waivers on deposits would be permitted to stay open More than 73 percent of deposits had been signed up and by week’s end it is estimated that 90 percent will be waived The State Banking Department requires waivers from 80 percent of depositors or liquidation The waiver allows the bank to control all deposits as of March 4 with power to decide payment times and methods No dividends on stock will be paid until depositors are satisfied in full The bank is in Class B since government closed banks March 4 and will be bound by actions of the signed depositors
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Zionsville
Ind
Farmers State Bank
State Bank Department
State Banking Department
Zionsville Bank
Bank
Reneeve
Wet vote shifts in Sixth District noted in state race
In London London voters showed strong support for wet prospects in the Sixth Congressional District, Boone County included, with Vigo County driving a net wets majority of about 22 000 while seven of ten counties backed the dry side. The district total covers ten counties with varied outcomes and a decisive Vigo County influence.
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Boone County
Vigo County
Virginia Jenell
Dr Spivey’s Ford Stolen From Thorntown Home
A Ford coupe belonging to Dr A C Spivey Thorntown veterinarian was stolen from the rear garage Thursday night. The thief entered through a small door and unlocked the large door from inside taking Dr Spivey’s professional equipment. A night watchman sighted the car heading east out of town around 1 80 o'clock but did not note significance, assuming Dr Spivey drove.
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A. C. Spivey
Thorntown
Spivey
Prime Ministers Meet Secret World Conference Attendees
London June 9 Prime Minister J Ramsay MacDonald and Cordell Hull head the American delegation to the world economic conference met secretly at Ray Atherton s Hyde Park residence over lunch. The ministers arrived separately and left for a cabinet session at 3 p m.
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London
J. Ramsay MacDonald
Cordell Hull
Ray Atherton
United States
Atherton
Hyde Park
MacDonald
Hull
Ship Aimed at Boston As Fire Rages On Cargo
The American freight steamer Arizon flying from Mobile fights a cargo fire as it speeds to Boston. A skeleton crew and 35 aboard battle flames in Number 4 hold threatening the cotton cargo, rosin, and lumber.
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Boston
Arizon
Mobile
Mattern Nears Hale Way as Siberian Flight Marches On
Moscow reports James Mattern the round the world flier pushed from Bielovo to Krasnoyarsk and then to Chita about 900 miles east. He left Bielovo after repairs to a damaged tail surface and aimed for a full overhaul later. exact arrival and progress on the last Siberian leg remain uncertain.
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Moscow
James Mattern
Krasnoyarsk
Chita
Mattern
Bielovo
Siberian
Hussey Receives Second Superintendent Post Across Counties
John S. Hussey, former Zionsville resident, is elected Hamilton County schools superintendent. He previously led Boone County schools for four years and later taught at Carmel High School. Hussey and his wife will move from Carmel to Noblesville before the fall term.
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John S. Hussey
Zionsville
Hamilton County
Boone County
Carmen QO. Caplinger
Young People’s Reading Circle
Carmel High School
Hussey
Carmel
Noblesville
Thorntown Man Beaten and Robbed at Home
Dex Arnold, a Thorntown resident living alone on West Bow Street, was awakened by a visitor who claimed to be Charlie. A tall assailant struck him, beating him and taking about $8 in cash before fleeing. neighbors and a physician assisted the injured man.
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Dex Arnold
Thorntown
West Bow Street
Mr. Arnold
Charlie
Heat Wave Spreads, Midwest Sees Partial Relief
Chicago, June 9 Heat gripping area from the east coast to the Rockies eased in the middlewest as cooling winds and lower humidity arrived. New York hit a record heat rise to 86 by 10 am while Indiana faced 100 by afternoon. Highs also reached 91 in Washington and Philadelphia 96 amid more than 80 deaths and drownings nationwide. In Michigan and Pennsylvania heat deaths numbered in double figures with Louisville posting two. Mountain towns reported 80s while Georgia faced no relief and Los Angeles enjoyed normal temperatures.
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Chicago
East Coast
Rockies
Atlantic Seaboard
Middlewest
New York
Indiana
America
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Harrisburg
Michigan
Mercury
United States
Pennsylvania
Louisville
Los Angeles
Georgia
Albuquerque
Denver
Sheridan
Wyo
Salt Lake City
Boy Hero Ba actor? Jack Buchanan Daring Rescue at Sugar Creek
In Dalington Indiana on June 9 Jack Buchanan Darlington son of Mr and Mrs John Buchanan plunged into Sugar Creek with his clothes on to save Russell Cox seven year old son of Mr and Mrs Frank Cox from drowning. After a quick dive he brought the boy to shore and aided his revival. Russell could not swim but Jack and Ralph Cox helped. The incident occurred near the bend where younger boys waded and swam as Jack visited during vacation from Purdue University.
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Dalington
Ind
Sugar Creek
Jack Buchanan
John Buchanan
Russell Cox
Frank Cox
Jack
Russell
Ralph
Purdue University
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