Indiana Repeals Deferral Rule Tax on Outside Income
The Indiana Gross Income Tax Division revokes temporary deferral for incomes from outside the state. Taxpayers must file by January 30 and pay tax on receipts since May 1 1933. Rules apply to wages, dividends, interest and rentals earned externally, with real estate and out-of-state business locations exempt.
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Iana
Gross Income Tax Division
Indiana
Clarence A. Jackson
Indiana Supreme Court
J. Harry Miles
Miles
Rev Fred Bouse Opens Pastorate in Seymour
The Church of the Nazarene welcomes Rev. Fred Bouse as its new pastor. He delivered an inspiring morning sermon On the Potter s Wheel and an evangelistic evening sermon God Hath Spoken. Bouse comes from Shelbyville with five years there and earlier Hastings Nebraska. He plans to move his family to 408 East Fourth Street January 21.
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Fred Bouse
Church of the Nazarene
Bouse
God
Seymour
Shelbyville
TD. A. Weida
St. Bernice
Ind
Hastings
Nebraska
Elwood
Union Bible Seminary
Westfield
Fox Drive Talked Plans for January Event Near Seymour
Seymour Sportsmen's Association discusses a fox drive to be held in January near Seymour. Last year's drives drew wide attention and success with several thousand participants and multiple catches. Farmers with fox overrun farms should contact association members to gauge interest as leaders plan final details in the coming days.
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Seymour
Tonch
Seymour Sees Severe Cold As Mercury Dips Below Zero
Severe cold grips Seymour with temperatures down to six below zero and reports from Indianapolis of four to seven degrees above. Residents hoped the cold snap would ease as weather officials predicted a general rise into the twenties by Tuesday.
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Indianapolis
Seymour
Indiana
Exposure Victim Ancel Movers Named in Report
Ancel Movers of North Chestnut Street is identified as an exposure victim in a municipal health notice continued on page 3 column 6. The fragment cites a public health alert with limited details.
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Ancel Movers
North Chestnut Street
Health Bonds Reported Sold
Jackson county's annual campaign for the county Tuberculosis Association neared closing with slightly over 700 dollars reported. The Reliance employees purchased a 35 bond and The Tribune staff bought a 30 bond, boosting the total. W N Hughes urged residents to return unsent seals and money using stamped envelopes to meet the deadline.
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Jackson County
County Tuberculosis Association
Reliance
The
Tribune
W. N. Hughes
Bloody Twentieth Deaths deepen Chicago murder probe
Police linked the December killings in Chicago's Bloody Twentieth ward as Leo Panzarella, 25, was found shot in a truck near the crime area where state rep Albert J. Prignano was slain the night before. Investigators weigh a connection between the two killings and possible prior threats.
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Chicago
Leo Panzarella
Albert J. Prignano
Panzarella
Angelo
Prignano
Thelma Todd death mystery still yields clues in probe
Los Angeles reports investigators weigh why Thelma Todd’s mother cried my daughter has been murdered as the coroner’s jury viewed the case. Roland West and Mrs Alice Todd may be summoned before the county grand jury while evidence points to possible accidental carbon monoxide poisoning.
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Los Angeles
Thelma Todd
A. A. Blalock
Alice Todd
Roland West
Miss Todd
Todd
Dee
James Cadem 71 Dies After Hip Fracture in Madison
James Cadem 71 longtime Baltimore and Ohio yardmaster died at 11 p m Saturday at his daughter Mrs F R Salsbury home 612 West Second Madison Ind after about a week illness following a hip fracture Funeral at 9 am Tuesday from St Ambrose Church Monsignor A J Rawlinson to preside Burial Riverview Cemetery He was born July 11 1864 in Lawrenceburg Ind and spent life in Indiana Survived by widow six children and one sister Friends may call at Voss Mortuary after 7 pm tonight
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James Cadem
Seymour
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
F. RR. Salsbury
West Second Street
Madison
Ind
St. Ambrose Catholic Church
A. J. Rawlinson
Indianapolis
James Cadem, Jr
Effingham
Nora Salsbury
Milicent Lemp
Boston
Mass
Francis Cadem
Dayton
Ohio
Louis Cadem
Washington, D.C
Mary Wagner
Wolverine
Rose Dews
Louisville
Voss Mortuary
Quarantines Lifted in Seymour Diptheria Case
Two homes released from diphtheria quarantine over the weekend by city health authorities in Seymour. Walter Nieweddie and Mrs. John Pfaffenberger homes are now free. a daughter in each residence had fallen ill, with one child recovering. Two residences remain under quarantine as diphtheria cases persist.
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Seymour
Walter Nieweddie
South Broadway
Florence
John Pfaffenberger
North Broadway
Johnsons Smiths and Andersons Top Seattle Directory
The Johnsons Smiths and Andersons are the three most listed families in Seattle's new directory, appearing most often in that order. The Johnsons lead, followed by the Smiths and then the Andersons.
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Seattle
Johnsons
Smiths
Mrs Elsa Grelle Dies At Home At 97 In Seymor
Mrs Elsa M Grelle aged 97 died at 324 South Chestnut street after a two week illness. Funeral arrangements were held from Voss Mortuary and Emanuel Lutheran Church with Rev H Fegers presiding. She was born in Germany June 5 1850 and married John H Grelle on November 24 1880 in Aurora Indiana. Surviving are husband six children and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. Burial was in the Lutheran Cemetery.
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Elsa M. Grelle
South
Chestnut Street
Voss Mortuary
Somanuel Lutheren
H. Fegers
Grelie
County Woman Passes Beyond in Free Town Vicinity
Mrs. Sarah Emaline McMahon longtime Free Town resident died Sunday night at 7 45 after a week long illness. Funeral service conducted Tuesday at 14 o clock from her home by Rev R F Ham. Burial in Houston Cemetery. Born March 30 1853 in Houston neighborhood daughter of John W Goble and Tabitha Goble. She lived in the county all her life. Married to Adam W McMahon in 1881 he died in 1927. Survived by daughter Mrs Roscoe Wells and brother William W Goble of Houston.
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Sarah Emaline McMahon
Freetown Vicinty
R. F. Ham, Baril
Houston
McMahon
John W
Tabitha Goble
Adam W. McMahon
Houston Methodist Church
Robbers Raid Washburn Home With Sleeping Powder
Mr and Mrs Clifford Hendricks of Washburn Missouri woke to a strange odor and found their house ransacked. Detectives report intruders sprinkled a powder used to tranquilize poultry in the living room.
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Clifford Hendricks
Washburn
Selassie Orders Troops to Battle in Ethiopian War Front
Ethiopian capital Addis Ababa reacts as Emperor Haile Selassie deploys 400,000 troops to face Italian invaders. Northern front forces under five commanders close in on Italian positions while Ras Mufagheta leads the Nepthos, signaling a major potential turning point in the three-month conflict.
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Associated Press
Addis Ababa
Dee
Ethiopia
Dessye
Haile Selassie
Pietro Badoglio
Makale
Tigre
Ogaden
Offleta
Foutine
Nepth O
Ras Mufagheta
Rev Hoeferkamp Named Pastor of Jonesville Church
The Rev Edward Hoeferkamp of this city is named pastor of St John s Evangelical Lutheran Church at Jonesville and will be installed next Sunday afternoon January 5. He has been assistant pastor at Lutheran Church here for about a year and is a Concordia Seminary graduate. He formerly pastored a Chicago Lutheran Church and will move with his mother to Jonesville. He replaces the Rev George Gotseh who was transferred to a Lutheran church in northern Indiana.
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Edward Hoeferkamp
St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Jonesville
Hoeferkamp
Lomanuel Lutheran Church
Concordia Seminary
St. Louis
Chicago
Chicago Lutheran Church For About A Year, the Rev. Mr. Hoeferkamp
Eliabeth Hoeferkamp
Seymour
George Gotseh
Indiana
Lindberghs’ Lindbergh Steamer to Dock at Liverpool Tomorrow
Reports said the Corge Steamer American importer carrying Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh and 3 year old Jon would reach Liverpool early Tuesday after a rough Atlantic voyage. No aliens inspection was arranged outside Liverpool and the Lindberghs were expected to be examined on landing as usual.
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London
Corge
Charles A. Lindbergh
Jon
Liverpool
Atlantic
Irish Sea
Ireland
Arm
State Salary Boosts End as 1932 Cut Is Repealed
Indiana’s 1932 salary reduction law, which sliced about 12 percent from public payrolls, will expire at midnight tomorrow. The measure would have run to 1934 but the General Assembly extended it to 1935, and a further extension failed. Officials affected by later acts will not see raises. Governor and judges are exempt. Edward P. Brennan notes elected officials and field examiners were among those affected.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Indiana
General Assembly
Ceda
Edward P. Brennan
Hauptmann awaits pardon board ruling in clemency bid
The Lindbergh kidnap case enters a new phase as Richard Hauptmann awaits a possible reprieve or reduced sentence. The New Jersey Court of Pardons may schedule a hearing, with defense and prosecutors preparing arguments and potential new evidence. The outcome could change his fate from death to life imprisonment or a limited reprieve.
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Associated Press
Trenton
N. J
Dee
Richard Hauptmann
New Jersey
Lindbergh
Hess
Court of Pardons
Hauptmann
Eral David T. Wilentz
Hauptmann Flemington
Egbert
State House
Rosecrans
Ture
Eles
Org
Jon
Cal Lrish
Free State
Liverpool
Blizzard Disrupts East Coast Killing Sixteen
A destructive blizzard swept the East Coast causing at least sixteen deaths from Georgia to New York. Atlanta sees unofficial 240,000 in damage while 45,000 workers and 1,300 snowplows tackle over three inches of accumulated snow in New York. Infrastructure outages, grounded flights, and widespread transit disruptions followed as temperatures stayed below freezing.
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New York
New England
Georgia
Atlanta
Oklahoma
Philadelphia
Electric Power Company
Carolinas
Charlotte
North Carolina
Washington
Weather Records Report by Riley Goble
The report notes temperature observations compiled by Riley Goble from the Seymour Water Co office weather station. It documents daily highs and lows and compares them with past records to assess seasonal trends and equipment performance.
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Riley Goble
Feel
The
Seymour Water Co
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