Supreme Court to rule on half share in community property tax
Eight states follow Spanish derived community property rules where husband and wife share ownership. The case questions if the husband must report all income or if both spouses pay taxes on half. Affected states include Texas California Arizona Idaho New Mexico Nevada and Louisiana.
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C. W. Bacon
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Commissioner of Internal Revenue
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Circuit Court of Appeals
Suspects Identified in Salt Lake City Robberies
Three of six suspects taken into custody after a series of robberies in Salt Lake City have been identified by victims. E O Winger Frank J Leaderbrandt Thomas Locke Roy West William Sorensen Erma Goodfellow are the six, with Locke and Sorenson named by victims Ada Harrison and Gene Clays as participants. Two taxi drivers were kidnapped by gunmen, one robbed and the other forced to drive the robbers while they planned more targets.
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E. O. Winger
Frank J. Leaderbrandt
Thomas Locke
Roy West
William Sorensen
Erma Goodfellow
Ada Harrison
Locke
Murray Henderson
Gene Clays
Sorenson
Pocatello Man’s Car Hit by Escaped Bull
W W H Grove of Pocatello was driving a car south of Acon when a bull driven from a field by Phil Sayer of Acon ran into the car. The collision caused main damage to the auto but the bull was not seriously harmed. Grove, manager of the Pocatello Gas Company, narrowly avoided a telegraph pole.
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Hack Wilson Sets Major Loop Record With Two Homers
Hack Wilson, Chicago center fielder, broke the major league RBI record by driving in four runs in a game against New York after hitting his 51st and 52nd homers in the first and third innings. English reached base both times, giving Wilson 176 RBIs on the season and surpassing Lou Gehrig's 175 from 1927. Heathcote added a third inning homer to push Chicago to a 5 0 lead.
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Bids Sought for 10.8 Miles of Bear Lake Highway
The bureau of highways advertised for bids to reconstruct and surface with crushed rock 10.8 miles of the Bear Lake highway from St. Charles to Paris in Bear Lake county. Bids will be opened in Boise on September 30.
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Butler Named Party Choice In Bay State
The report notes Massachusetts Republicans favored William M. Butler for the Senate over Eben S. Draper. Democrats in Massachusetts backed Marcus A. Coolidge to oppose Butler as Governor Frank G. Allen was renominated. New York primary results show Dan Andrews defeating S Wallace Dempsey with Ruth Baker Pratt renominated. Delaware Democrats chose Thomas F. Bayard as their candidate, while Connecticut Republicans backed Lieutenant Governor Ernest E. Rogers and Yale official Wilbur L. Cross led Democrats with repeal goals.
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American Wins When Shamrock Sail Drops
The American defender Enterprise won the third America's Cup race as Shamrock lost its main sail after a halyard failure. Enterprise finished 30 miles in 3 hours 53 minutes 51 seconds, the fastest time in the three races run. The win leaves Enterprise one victory from retaining the cup.
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Springfield Mill and Grain Plant Destroyed by Fire
Springfield Mill and Grain company plant in Springfield Oregon was destroyed by fire last night. Officials estimate the loss at about 250000 dollars.
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Flight crew survives jungle ordeal after crash in New Guinea
Captain Thompson and mechanic McMurtrie of New Guiana Gold Limited were rescued after crashing a three motor Handley Page plane in a storm near Rabaul. They endured a brutal jungle trek, thorn injuries, leeches and sickness before a search party found them.
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Cardinals Take Seady Second Game To Gain Lead
In Brooklyn, the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Robins 5 to 3 to move a full game ahead in their crucial series. Andy High drove in the winning runs with a ninth inning double with two on base. The night included other NL results from Boston, Chicago, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, and Philadelphia, with varied scoring and late rallies.
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Bank Robbers Make a Haul in Lincoln Nebraska
Four masked men robbed the Lincoln National bank taking an undetermined amount. Reports say $30,000 in cash and $20,000 in securities. Cashier Phil Hall was struck with a revolver butt as robbers ordered employees and customers to lie down. The quartet fled after grabbing funds and securities, armed with machine guns and revolvers. This marked the third Nebraska bank robbery in a week.
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Nebraska
Record Enrollment at Blackfoot High School
Blackfoot High School reports total enrollment to date at 507. Seniors 93, juniors 117, sophomores 130, freshmen 163 with one boy and three girls living at home. Largest enrollment the school has ever had.
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Mother seeks answer from Northcott before gallows
Mrs. Christine Collins plans to question Gordon Stewart Northcott, condemned for slaying three boys, at San Quentin as he faces execution October 2. Her aim is to learn if her son Walter died with the other boys on the Riverside ranch, while she awaits any affirmative statement.
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Christine Collins
Walter
Gordon Stewart Northcott
San Quentin
S.S. Hahn
Northcott
Riverside
Cal
Hahn
Mrs. Collins
Collins
Sarah Louise Northcott
Great Southwest Dam Plan Reshapes Imperial Valley Map
Las Vegas report details the Boulder dam project with a 165 million dollar budget including a 70 million dam and a 34 million power plant. It outlines a new city for 4 000 to 5 000 workers, a 120 by nine mile reservoir, and about 1 500 workers on site to build the massive hydroelectric facility under Reclamation Bureau supervision.
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Coast fruit shippers press rate cut at ICC hearing
San Francisco hosts Interstate Commerce Commission speakers as Pacific coast growers seek a reduction in freight rates to eastern markets. Attorneys estimate the savings could reach about 60 million dollars over time, after a 13 cent per 100 pounds cut previously granted by the commission and later upset by the Supreme Court.
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Wife of actor Beery vanishes in California
Marguarite W. L. Beery wife of Noah Beery vanished from the Beery ranch near North Hollywood on September 8. Police sought help after a weeklong private search produced no clue. She is described as 5 feet 4 inches, 49, blue eyes, gray hair, florid complexion, likely in light blue clothing and traveling with about 150 dollars and no bag.
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Marguarite
W. L. Beery
Noah Beery
California
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Beery Ranch
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Blackfoot High School to Dedicate New Building Thursday
Blackfoot Idaho Sept 17 The new high school building will be dedicated Thursday evening. The High School Band opens with a 15 minute concert from 7 45 to 8. Other program items include America in Vocatio Ezra P Monson Nofear Davis and more. Attendance limited to 6800 with adults only and children urged to stay away. After the program the building will be open for tours of the rooms.
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Ezra P. Monson
Nofear Davis
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Leon J. Chapman
J. F. Gowen
G B. Done
John Dyer
U of I
George F. Barton
Boulder Dam project begins with cross state ceremony
Officials from six western states join Nevada in opening work on the 165 million Boulder dam on the Colorado River. Dr. Ray Lyman Wilbur pledges a new era of development as a 22 mile Union Pacific spur and a 7.17 mile line to the dam site begin, with eight years to completion. Arizona omits ceremony amid ongoing legal challenge.
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Lumber contract in Targhee area
A $750,000 deal was completed in Ogden with W. H. Smead representing Montana and Idaho company for 93,000,000 board feet in the Targhee forest Island Park region Idaho. Only mature timber will be cut and none from areas near highways or recreation grounds. The cutting period runs to 1943 with an estimated 1,600,000 railroad ties produced.
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W. H. Smead
Guild
Idaho
Montana and Idaho Company
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Island Park
Governor Baldridge Declines Eastern Campaign Trip
Governor H C Baldridge said he would not campaign in eastern states for Republican congressional candidates. He cited a need to focus his efforts in the state during the upcoming campaign season. The move followed an invitation from the national party speakers bureau, whose exact duties would be outlined upon acceptance.
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Koise
H C Baldridge
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Idaho Fair Tonight and Thursday Cooler North and West
Idaho fair schedules a cooler pattern tonight and Thursday with cooler conditions focused in the north and west portions. Utah unsettled tonight and Thursday with little temperature change noted across the state.
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Tuttle resigns as U S Attorney urges repeal of Eighteenth
Charles H. Tuttle announced his resignation as United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York. He urged repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment and proposed a constitutional guarantee banning saloon traffic with federal help for enforcement in states choosing prohibition. He offered state control on liquor sales and distribution and called for strict enforcement of the amendment and Volstead Act. His resignation was sent to President Hoover and could take effect by November 16. He said he is not seeking public office, and party leaders await a governor on the liquor question.
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Chase H. Tuttle
New York City
Hoover
New York
Charles H. Tuttle
Mquor
New York State
Tuttle
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