Income tax expansion hits millions in 1933
Washington shows new tax law forces all workers earning over set weekly amounts in 1932 to file 1933 returns. Treasurers warn of jail or fines for noncompliance as exemptions and forms 1040 A and 1040 are outlined. Inaugural parade plans for Roosevelt with General Pershing as grand marshal also noted.
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Washington, D. C
Sam
Treasury
The
Uncle Sam
Internal Revenue
Treasury Department
Washington
General Pershing
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
National Guard
Organized Reserves
Officers Reserve Training Corps
White House
Roosevelt
Wilson
Congress
Glass
la Guardia
England
Canada
Compulsory vaccination urged at Stamford Rotary Luncheon
Dr. Dallas Southard urged the Stamford school board to require immunization against diphtheria typhoid and smallpox for all entering pupils. He cited a Fort Worth case upholding such orders and urged voters to back trustees who favor compulsory vaccination.
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Stamford
Dallas Southard
Southard
A. Blackwell
Lois Green
Chamber of Commerce
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Community Chest
United Charities
R.F.C
Mrs. Pleas Curd Dies. J. D. Curd’s Mother Passes
Mrs. Pleas Curd, mother of J. D. Curd, died at her son’s home in Waco at 7 a.m. The funeral will be held Friday at 8 p.m. at Central Christian Church in Stamford, conducted by Rev. B. Harris. Burial is planned at Titeland Cemetery.
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J. D. Curd
Pleas Curd
Waco
Praetor
Central Christian Church
Stamford
Rev. B. Harris
Titeland Cemetery
Specialist Opens Office in Stamford by Dr Frank Scott
Dr Frank Scott, formerly of Lovington New Mexico, has moved to Stamford and opened an office at the Inn. He is an eye ear nose and throat specialist.
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Stamford Public
L. W. Johnson
Johnson
Blackwell
Miss Green
Frank Scott
Lovington, N. M
Stamford
Inn
Annual Boy Scout Banquet Honors Four Troops
Despite severe weather more than 180 attendees at St John’s Methodist Church for the annual Boy Scout banquet. Ed Shumway opened with song then presented awards including the Presidential Achievement to troop 40 and a charter for troop 41. Tenderfoot and other classes were awarded to multiple Scouts from troops 40 and 41 and Rotary troop as the 23rd anniversary of Scouting neared.
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St. John’s Methodist Church
Ed Shumway
Abilene
Chisholm Trail
E. P. Bunkley
Fred Pauling
Shumway
Albert Ivy
Scout Movement
Mr. Shumway
Boy Scouts of America
United States
John Ed Terry
Charles Saunders
Bob Bryant
Joe W. Astin
Billy Miller
Ray Crockett
J. W. Dewees
J. D. Jones
Billy Lee
Dewaine Elliott
Rotary
Buster Upshaw
Eugene Lawson
Robert Kahout
Gordon Haynes
C. E. Bunkley
Claude Jarret
Lawrence Royer
Virgil Stanley
Wilfred Rucker
Charles Bandeen
Joe Musil
Carl Corley
Bill McClellan
J. D. Curd, Jr
Forrest Gambill
John Earl Bounds
George Terry
Wilbur Rucker
James High
Scout Aubrey
Thinking On Your Ways sermon by H W Wrye at Church of Christ
A large Sunday night gathering heard H W Wrye preach from Psalms 119 as he urged reflection on one’s ways. He cited David’s fall, repentance, and mercy, then contrasted the prodigal son’s return with thoughts on God’s law and eternity preventing sinful paths.
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Church of Christ
H. W. Wrye
David
Satan
Nathan
God
Luke
David I
Strid Gustafson Pioneer Resident Dies at 72
Anders Johan Strid Gustafson 72 died of a heart attack at his brother A A Gustafson's home Wednesday night. Born February 14 1861 in Sweden he settled in Jones County in 1887 aiding Stamford and Jones County construction. Funeral services Friday at 11 in Bricksdahl Church with pallbearers listed. survivors include brothers Oscar and A A Gustafson two sisters in Stamford and California.
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Anders Johan “Strid” Gustafson
A. A. Gustafson
Mr. Gustafson
Sweden
Jones County
Stamford
Bricksdahl
Carl Uhrnell
Gust Lindquest
Carl Hedberg
A. J. Swenson
A. M. Swenson
W. G. Swenson
Gustafson
Oscar Gustafson
Cisco
Manda Gustafson
California
Exchange Club Honors Local School Scholars at Friday Luncheon
The Exchange Club celebrated academic achievement at a Friday luncheon with honors for Beverly Hart and Tony Selmon from the High School football team and Willie Cleone White, plus Margaret Harris from the Intermediate School. Principal T. R. Tinsley praised the students, noting business success links to high grades. A swimming pool project for Stamford was discussed, with a committee appointed and Dr. L. F. Metz added to the program committee.
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Exchange Club
Willie Cleone White
Beverly Hart
Tony Selmon
Bulldogs
Selmon
Margaret Harris
Margaret
T. R. Tinsley
Ior
Stamford
L. F. Metz
Time Extended For Paying School Tax Without Penalty
The school board extended the deadline to March 1 for paying delinquent school taxes without penalty or interest. Tax collector W. C. Leavitt said the extension applies to 1992 taxes and those of past years.
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W. C. Leavitt
Oklahoma Man Injured In Head-On Crash Near Wienert
Guy C. Danielson 34 of Oklahoma City remained unconscious in Stamford Sanitarium after a car wreck 142 miles south of Wienert. His 1983 Plymouth driven with E L Miller of Oklahoma City collided with a Haskell bakery truck. Miller and Danielson suffered serious injuries while Charlie Rose escaped with a scalp wound.
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Guy C. Danielson
Oklahoma City
Stamford Sanitarium
Wienert
Plymouth
E. L. Miller
Haskell Bakery
Charlie Rose
Askell
Danielson
Miller
Sam Morris Launches KGKO Radio Hour for North Texas
Pastor Sam Morris announces the Premillennial Sunshine Hour on KGKO 570 AM airing Fridays at 1:15 PM. The 45 minute program seeks funds to extend to one hour, include sermon publishing, and reach Wichita Falls to North Texas and Southern Oklahoma with faith and broadcast blessings.
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Sam Morris
First Baptist Church
KFYO
Abilene
Lubbock
Wichita Falls
KGKO
Gilead
Texas
Oklahoma
Fundamentalist Baptist Church of
Big Spring
Horace Goodman
First Baptist Church of
Fort Worth
Bro. Goodman
Stamford Records Coldest Temperature In History
Stamford endured a historic cold spell with 7 30 am reading 6 degrees below zero the lowest mark since records began The blizzard caused bursts in water pipes and frozen radiators with little livestock loss Grain crops damage is undetermined The record followed a blizzard that hit Monday night and left sleet snow and a frigid week Weather warmed to 12 above by Thursday morning
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Stamford
Second Sermon In Reconstruction Series At Methodist
Rev C R Hooton will preach the second sermon in the Reconstruction series on Sunday night at the Methodist Church. The topic is Strength for the Weak with a focus on choosing between communism and Christianity. The article notes strong church music, fellowship, and calls for active participation in community betterment.
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C. R. Hooton
Methodist Church
America
Stamford
Jesus
Mr. Cope
Stamford High Football Sweaters Awarded to Sixteen Players
Sixteen Stamford High School football players received sweaters at a Friday assembly. Recipients include Pete Cole Frank Gamblin Parker Gardner Floyd York Toney Selmon Ben Simpson Floyd Bailey Marvin Massey Bill McClellan Curtis McElhaney Wilbur Rucker Joe Rutherford Curtis Terry Weldon Hall Beverly Hart and Charles Frank Williams. Woodson Huffaker did not receive a sweater and left school. Gold football honor went to Beverly Hart with Joe Rutherford close behind.
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Stamford High School
Pete Cole
Frank Gamblin
Parker Gardner
Floyd York
Toney Selmon
Ben Simpson
Floyd Bailey
Marvin Massey
Bill McClellan
Curtis McElhaney
Wilbur Rucker
Joe Rutherford
Curtis Terry
Weldon Hall
Beverly Hart
Charles Frank Williams
Woodson Huffaker
Hart
Ford V-8 Set for Show Here This Saturday
The Ford V-8 with 112 inch wheelbase will be displayed in Stam ford Motor Company showrooms at 206 North Swenson Avenue this Saturday. Earl M. Johnson says crowds are expected and dealers will explain features of the new car noted for its 75 horsepower engine, modern styling, wider steel bodies, and advanced aluminum cylinder heads for better speed and economy.
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Stamford Motor Company
Ford Dealers
North Swenson Avenue
Earl M. Johnson
Ford
Governor Grants Three Conditional Pardons
Governor Miriam A. Ferguson issued three conditional pardons on February 3. Finis Goree 25 years for murder in Jones county May 1927 Orewe Pond three years for violating the prohibition law in Cherokee county February 1932 and Shannon Rothwell five years for transporting liquor in January 1928.
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Austin
Miriam A. Ferguson
Finis Goree
Jones County
Orewe Pond
Cherokee County
Shannon Rothwell
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Dr. Southard
U. S
Huey P. Long
New York
Senate
Wrye
Strid” Gustafson
Stamford High
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