Agent to Help Taxpayers to Make Reports
Alvin Summers, field agent for the state Gross Income Tax Division, will assist taxpayers in preparing gross income tax returns due by July 15. He will be stationed at the license branch office in the Williams Building. Taxpayers affected by recent amendments should use the help, especially retail merchants, partnerships, and non profit organizations now taxable on business receipts.
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Alvin Summers
Paul G. Smiley
Summers
Williams Bidg
Testimony Highlights Friendliness of Annavieve in Tragic Case
Court heard from Annavieve’s sister June and sister Winifred about their last days with Annavieve and details of the fatal car death near Tree school. Witnesses described their emotions, Annavieve’s mother Fay France, and notes on Ward Davis’s demeanor in jail as the trial continued.
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Apnav
Fay France
June
Witc
Carl Gray
Eatin Dodaiie Annav
Annav
Winifred
Gray
France
Petersburg
Fra
Indianapolis
Ed Rankin
Daviess County
Daviess
Washington
Davis
Pacer
Betty Gladish
Annay
Shuler McCormick
Ward Davis
Bobby Catt
Catt Cafe
Ups Travis Arnold
Catt
Highway Feeder Plans Approval Sought
A court record describes a testimony dispute over admissibility of transcripts. Witnesses including Alina Mitchell and Ward-related statements are referenced, with events around Peters theater and Annay’s death entering testimony. The judge refused to admit prior transcript material citing diligence issues.
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Zarnesville
Annav
Alina Mitchell
Lincoln Theater
Peterspire
Annaville
Devis
Ward
Annay
Sune Howard
June Owings
Ebynia Sullivan
Joseph Sullivan
Marthpinger
D. Harris
Indiana Steel Strike Averted By Townsend
Townsend averts a major Indiana steel strike as officials line up a peace plan with the Youngstown Tube Company and federal workers. A new two year feeder road program with $629,802 federal grant begins July 1 to improve state roads across at least half of Indiana counties, with a total $2,519,208 funded jointly by state and federal funds. Silver ink in Christmas cards uses fine aluminum flakes in varnish.
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Ies
Townsend
Youngstown
Bureau of Public
Earl Crawford
State Highways Commission
State Highway Commission
Orphan Possums Found in Shed Nurtured by St. Louis Woman
Nine possums orphaned and eight more discovered in a shed behind a St. Louis home. Mrs. Copanas cared for the babies after finding the mother possibly abandoned. Initial feeding with a medicine dropper gave way to all surviving orphans drinking bread and milk. The small mammals display instinct to hang by their tails as they recover. Florida’s average annual temperature is reported as 70.8 degrees.
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St. Louis
Possum
School courses start July 6 at Central Christian church
The school opens July 6 at 7 00 PM in Central Christian church with two five night sessions. Textbooks available through Mrs Roy Quilliam or their pastors. Instructors aim to make lessons practical and show how Sunday School principles apply to actual teaching. George C Hitchcock
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Central Christian Church
Roy Quilliam
George C. Hitchcock
Commerce in Alaska in 1936 valued at case
Commerce in Alaska during 1936 valued at 115,963,586 dollars, about 108 times the price the United States paid for the territory 69 years earlier.
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Alaska
United States
Irwin lawyer calls him crazy as bedbug in Gedéon case
In New York on June 29 a grand jury indicted Robert Erwin for murder in the Gedéon case after witnesses and a 40 minute deliberation. As spectators watched, his lawyer declared the defendant “crazy as a bedbug.” The page also lists want ads and a union notice with rental and meeting items.
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New York
Robert ‘Erwin
Gedéon
Two men sentenced to death for murder in Kansas
Topeka report says Federal Judge Richard J Hopens and Robert Suhay were convicted as sayers of a federal agent. Wimberly Baker to be hanged at Leavenworth penitentiary between 3 and 4:7 a m Friday October 1.
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Kans
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Richard J. Hopens
Robert Suhay
Sayers
Wimberly
Baker
Leaven‘worth Penitentiary
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