Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 105, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 September 1934 — Page 5

SEPT. 11, 1934.

INDIANA'S 1934 TAX PAYMENTS UP 95 PER CENT Internal Revenue Receipts Show Heavy Gain Over 1933. By fp*rinl WASHINGTON. Sept. 11—International revenue receipts from Indiana for the fiscal year 1934 increased 95 per cent over the 1933 collections, according to a treasury department report today. The figure for the fiscal vear ending July 31, was *27 119 263.71 as compared to *13,919.575 05 in 1933. Agriculture adjustment taxes, amounting to *5,728.913 07, are not included in the 1934 total. Their addition would make the grand total collected in 1934 from Indiana by th* federal government *32,848,176 78. Liquor revenues and the new tax levies under the National Industrial Recovery Act accounted for a 232 per cent increase in miscellaneous receipts. This total Jumped from *5,481,901.84 to *18.202.421.54. But income tax collections also were upped 6 per cent, the 1934 total being S8 916 842.17 as compared to *8,437,673.21 the previous year. Os this sum. rfwporation income taxes accounted for *4 470,500.40 and individual, *4 446 322.77. Liquor revenues from Indiana amounted to $6,416,897 88 from distilled spirits and *3,878,471.38 from wine and beer. New taxes levied under the recovery act amounted to *1.455,333.17, consisting of taxes on excess profits, capital stock and dividends. The tax collected on various items includes: Cigars, $183,266; all tobacco, $217,362; oleomargarine. *92,245; narcotics, $18,375; stamp taxes. *172343; malt, $67,067; lubricating oils. $36,685; gasoline, $164,323; tires, *32,271; auto accessories and parts, *414 526; autos trucks and motorcycles. $1,007,065; perfumes, cosmetics etc., $23,652; tooth paste, toilet soap etc., $71,719; furs, $9,808; jewelry, $80,258; radio components and phonograph records. *133,983; mechanical refrigerators, $724 460; sporting goods, $84,642; candy, $36,663; admissions, $197,556; club dues and initiation fees. $61,533; telegraph, telephone, cable, radio messages, $295,198; safety deposit boxes, $39 148: check tax. $863,382. Processing taxes collected included: Wheat, $2,559,024; cotton. $689.492; tobacco. $99,763; corn. $272,797; hogs. $2,072,192; paper and jute fabrics, $35,643. Car Overturns; Woman Killed By l Hitfti Pr> m VALPARAISO, Ind.. Sept. 11 Miss Grace- Lemster, 62. was killed instantly and Henry Baker. 42. was injured critically near here yesterday when the automobile in which they were riding overturned in loose gravel.

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FLIERS LEAVE CITY AIRPORT FOR ANNUAL ALL-INDIANA TOUR

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Mr. and Mrs. Jess Gaugh, Indianapolis, at Hoosier airport, are shown, upper, awaiting the call to hop off on the annual all-Indiana air tour which left the airport yesterday for a tour of state cities and will return to Municipal airport Sunday.

PROGRAM READY FOR RESTAURANT PARLEY 1.000 Owners Expected at Session Here Sept. 19. The program for the state convention of the Indiana State Restaurant Association was announced at a meeting of the Indianapolis chapter of the organization at the Bamboo Inn last night. One

A small portion of the crowd at Hoosier airport yesterday is shown, lower, watching the airplanes take off at the start of the air tour. Lieutenant Robert Bolyard, a pilot on the tour, was* stricken with appendicitis while en route to Madison yesterday and was rushed back here for an op-

thousand restaurant operators are I expected to attend the convention ! in the Hoosier Athletic club, Sept. 19. I Principal speaker at the conven- ! tion session will be Ray Fling, New York and Chicago, Restaurant Magazine editor, official publlca- ; tion of the national organization. He will speak on the subject “Why Some Restaurants Succeed and Others Fail.’’ An open forum discussion will follow.

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FRENCH LICK IS GOAL OF FLIERS I ON STATE TOUR Muncie Pilot Stricken by Appendicitis; 46 Planes Resume Trip. By United Press SEYMOUR, Ind., Sept. 11.—Taking off at one-minute intervals, the forty-six planes in the sixth annual all-Indiana air tour, today con- j tinued their 1.000-mile jaunt of In- ; diana cities after an overnight stop 1 here. Yesterday's opening day on the j tour took the planes from Indian- j apolis to Shelbyvilje, Madison and j Seymour. Today's schedule found the planes visiting North Vernon and Bloomington, with French Lick I Springs scheduled for the overnight stop. ’ The first day’s trip was marred only by the absence of Robert Bolyard, Muncie pilot, who was forced to return to Indianapolis because of an acute attack of appendicitis. He w’as stricken at Madison and was flown to Indianapolis by Derby Frye, Indianapolis. The arrival of the planes at Shelbyville was the feature of the dedication ceremonies at the new municipal airport. Mike Murphy, Kokomo, and Gene Rock, Ft. Wayne, air stunters, entertained a large crowd. Undergoes Operation Robert Bolyard, Muncie, pilot for the Muncie Aviation Corporation, who was rushed here from Madison while taking part in the Indian air tour, underwent an operation for appendicitis last night. His condition was reported “good 1 ’ by hospital attaches today.

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