Income tax declines in March and fiscal year totals
Washington April 1. Income tax collections for March dropped about 139 million and 39 percent from March 1931. Treasury data show March income tax receipts of 195 million 410 thousand eight hundred twenty nine, versus last March 204 million 210 thousand 214. The year to date total rose to 859 million 992 thousand 189, against 1 billion 606 million 261 thousand 238 the prior year. End of March deficit reached 1 billion 386 million 283 thousand 713, with 510 million 854 thousand 948 collected and 3 billion 487 million 218 thousand 602 spent. Miscellaneous revenue fell 8 million in March and 41 million for the year. customs duties fell 8 million for the month and 20 million for the year. Public debt at March 31 was 18 billion 508 million 20 thousand, up from 18 billion 125 million 633 thousand 155 at February end and 16 billion 582 million 966 thousand 436 a year ago.
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Treasury
Chiang Kai-shek signals no war readiness in interview
In an exclusive interview from Nanking on April 2 General Chiang Kai-shek, described as the Chinese leader, said Majihurin remains part of China and China would resist any new Japanese moves with arms if needed. He warned Japanese puppet efforts in Manchuria would be opposed, and dismissed any Chinese government under Mahchukuo.
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Franklin Denies Engagement To Beutach And Plans Fight
Sydney Franklin declares he is not engaged to Miss Beutach and calls them mere friends. He travels from San Antonio to Abilene for a fight, entering the ring at Piedras Negras on April 10 and returning next Thursday as he eyes a state tour.
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Sluder Burial Lane Held Funeral Services for James Sluder
Funeral services for James Sluder, a native of Tennessee and former Texas assistant attorney general, were held at his home with Rev. P. B. Hill officiating. Survivors include his widow Alberta Sluder and several children and siblings. pallbearers named. Sluder, a long-time Waco attorney, served in the Texas Legislature and moved from Pikeville to Texas at age 23.
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Temple
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Trey
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Coleman Sluder
Texas
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Pikeville
Bledsoe County
Tennessee
Waco
Ex Legislator to Run for Office in Seguin
Seguin April 2 Rena Hicken volt who twice represented Guadalupe and Comal counties in the state legislature in 1928 and 1933 announced his candidacy for the office. Pickemeht Republican was known as the Lone Wolf of the ninth and fortieth legislatures.
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Guada
Comal
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Pickemeht
Lone Walf
Six Facing New Communist Counts
Six persons charged under the old law for inciting insurrection have been freed only to face another attempt at Communist agitation. The Atlanta case underscores renewed scrutiny of subversive activity and potential penalties.
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Atlanta
ADVIL
Winder
Wakex
Forty and Eight Benefit Event Announced in Mayly Ang Eight
A local benefit event organized by the Forty and Eight aims to support its refill fund and the Lite Society of Mayly Ang Eight within the American region. Details are limited due to OCR issues, but the notice mentions Jake Pavislop Saturn night and Bishop Jol Toon announcement in Sayre.
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Lite Society of Mayly
Jake
Two Year Term In Drug Poison Case
A noisy trial concluded with a two year term for the case involving a ginger extract poison. The proceedings centered on charges linked to a product blamed for harming hundreds. Key figures including company leadership and government officials faced scrutiny over safety and accountability
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Booruy
Amily
Woman and Three Sons Burned to Death
A Port OMFETISON, N. ., April 2 May Ol. Bennett, 29, perished in a house fire after their dwelling burned early. Relatives and neighbors reported the blaze and the victims identified include Mrs. Bennett and her three young sons, ages 4 and others. local authorities investigated the tragedy.
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Mita
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Josey Jy
Marriages and meetings across San Antonio clubs
Clara C Pancourt and Allen Burmam announce the marriage of their daughter Ned to Robert Grier Maverick in Monterrey Mexico on Friday April 1 in a setting with Mrs Richard Westerfield of Philadelphia present. After a 25 day honeymoon in Mexico the Mavericks will return to San Antonio to establish their home.
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Allen Burmam
Ned
Robert Grier Maverick
Monterrey
Mexico
Richard Westerfield
Philadelphia
Co Slaten
Gateda
Maverick
San Antonio
Texas judicial council closes two day session in Carrizo Springs
Carrizo Springs April 2 The Texas judicial council ended its two day session with 79 visiting jurists and scholars studying reforms to civil law. Attendees included James W. McClendon Amarillo and W R Chapman Abilene among state judges and law professors. A banquet honored visitors Friday night and a luncheon in Mayor Loday marked the conclusion of the gathering.
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Texas Judicial Cowncil
P A. Marlin
Wichita Walls
W.R. Chapman
Abilene
Watlin C. Woodward
Coleman
Chanann
Senate
R. L. Mall
Texas Bar Association
J. H. Barwise
Fort Worth
Bradley
Groesbeck
Father Believes Son Alive in Chicago After Burial Mixup
In Concord Ohio on April 20 Leon Teale said his 19 year old son Roy is alive in Chicago, despite a body shipped from Guthrie Center being identified as him. Officials in Concord work with state and county authorities to resolve the burial error and possible exhumation.
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Concord
N. OH
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Roy
Guthrie Center
Mini
Caincord
Sity
Policeman Sprains Ankle During Baseball Play at Park
An officer sustained a sprained ankle Friday afternoon at San Pedre Park while playing baseball. He was carried to Robert B. Greed hospital Salurring for treatment.
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Ralph Wear
Robert B. Greed Hospital
Seguin Conducts Campaign on Rats SROUM
Seguin launches a rat extermination campaign under supervision of QO. L. Coleman from the federal bureau of Dipluglend survey in San Antonio. Coleman will rename Seguin for spay special initiative.
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Sroum
QO. L. Coleman
Federal Bureau of Dipluglend Survey
San Antonio
Renamn Seguin
Scyspall Inne
iKarnes Sheriff Will Be Opposed
Mare Neves, April 2. Marpee Moote, former lek teped mand wanchiy, announced candidacy for sheriff of Mewes covty, openly stated at a local meeting. Brown, Coy WP years reported.
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Tesas
Marpee Moote
Lek
Agricultural Market Report Notes Texas and State Prices
The report lists various fruits vegetables and crops with prices and arrivals from Texas and neighboring states. It mentions cabbage carrots gourds lemons lettuce and corn, with entries for markets in Houston Dallas and California shipments, noting departures, arrivals, and price ranges amid a broad regional harvest summary.
Museum Opens in New Braunfels Amid Memorial Arts Event
Readable fragments describe New Braunfels museum opening connected to a memorial event. The piece mentions public access starting Tuesday afternoon and notes a commemoration by local groups and open exhibits awaiting visitors.
Priges hired on G.A. market price listings
Market report shows vegetable fruit and dairy prices advancing on a Saturday. Commodities include apples, onions, beans, potatoes, and tomatoes with multiple vendors and units noted. Prices vary by item and origin, with creamed butter and poultry also listed among market quotations.
Cotton Market Opens Steady Amid Mixed Signals Across Markets
New York April 2 The cotton market opened steady with a 1 to 6 point range amid offerings from traders and buying by mills. Weather outlooks and weaker futures dampened sentiment as May, July, and October contracts showed modest declines while late trading suggested cautious demand. Liverpool and New Orleans reports reflected mixed prices with United States demand steady, while broader markets indicated uncertainty ahead of policy cues.
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Yor Cottyn
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Fan —Acion
Ncline
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M Adoo on Tour Aiding Garner Bid in 1932 Race
On tour through the state, M Adoo promotes John Garner as Democratic presidential candidate. Gibbs Meason and Willaes Gibbs Meason announce Garner ticket. party aims to secure delegates to the National Democratic Convention.
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John Garner
Angeles
Zor— Willaes Gibbs Measion
Ee Peary
The
Trenaury
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John G. Garner
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