Mass Leap Advances Processing Tax Issue Unanimously
In Albuquerque on January 11 the American National Livestock Association approved a recommendation to refer the processing tax question to state organizations for individual settlement. The decision was reached by a unanimous vote with minimal discussion.
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Albuquerque
N. M
American National Livestock Association
Association
Dolph Briscoe
Uvalde
Tex
D. M. Hildebrand
Nebraska Livestock Feeders Association
Washington
Congress
Charles E. Collins
American National
Briscoe
Committee of Five
AAA
Budget Allows $64,000 to Operate Amarillo Helium Plant
Amarillo officials welcomed a budget committee decision to fund $64,000 for operating expenses for the United States Helium Plant at Amarillo for the new fiscal year. An additional $38,000 for laboratory work was requested but not approved, while officials push for support from Congress to resume investigations. The plant began in 1928, now employs 27, and has reduced helium production costs from 40 to less than 8 per 1 000 cubic feet.
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United State
Amarillo
Federal Budget Committee
Marvin Jones
Ross Rogers
Jones
Bureau of Mines
Appropriations
Morris Sheppard
Washington
Rogers
FIGHT OVER VENUE FOR HOUSTON LAWYER TRIAL
Houston attorney Charles E. Heidingsfelder faces charges of embezzlement and theft by bailee in a case drawn from Adele Pipkins of New York. State witnesses testified to secure a fair trial in the county. Sheriff Binford and contractor B. P. Panas discussed juror exhaustion and the possibility of a larger panel.
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Houston
Charles E. Heidingsfelder, Sr
Adele Pipkins
New York
T. A. Binford
Langston King
Heidingsfelder
Binford
B. P. Panas
Death Demanded as Dr Wynnekoop Goes on Trial
Dr. Alice Wynnekoop, 62, stands trial for murder in Chicago as a mob of about 2000 rioters gathers in the courthouse corridors. Rheta Gardner Wynekoop, her daughter in law, was found dead on a basement operating table last November. Jury selection proceeds with protests over the death penalty and the defendant's age.
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Alice L. Wynckoop
Joseph B. David
Rheta Gardner Wynekoop
Earle Wynekoop
Walker
Earle
Wynkoop
Rheta
Veniremen
W. W. Smith
Charles S. Dougherty
David
James Gabriel
Oklahoma to sue federal government for 100 million
Gov. Murray authorized two attorneys to sue the United States for 100 million dollars in taxes on Indian lands declared tax exempt when Oklahoma was admitted as a state. He argued the exemption was federal burden, not state, and cited sovereignty and tax power under the state constitution.
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Oklahoma City
William H
Alfalfa) Murray
United States
Oklahoma
Murray
Supreme Court
Liquor Taxing Bill Moves to President After House Concurrence
The House concurs on a liquor taxing bill paving its path to the president. The measure sets new tax rules and rates affecting production distribution and sales across the state. Lawmakers expect the president to sign into law pending federal approval and implementation timelines.
Inflation Fight Shapes Budget and Tax Bill Changes
Congress narrowly divides on a liquor tax bill as the Senate removes a penalty for debt defaulting nations and the House preserves federal worker pay cuts. The bill proceeds to the White House, with Roosevelt delaying signing to allow treasury review. a separate measure would bar dealings with defaulting nations pending future votes.
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House
Senate
White House
Roosevelt
Treasury
Ships alight on gentle waters of Pearl Harbor
Newsreel report notes ships reaching Pearl Harbor Honolulu in calm conditions as crews prepare for later maneuvers. Local observers describe tranquil harbor scenes with routine activity and dockside operations ongoing.
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Honolulu
Koko Head
Diamond Head
Waikiki
Pearl Harbor
Longest overseas mass flight lands at Pearl Harbor
Six American Navy planes carrying 30 men completed a 2400 mile transfer from California to Hawaii in 24 hours 45 minutes of flying time. Lieut. Comm. Knefler McGinnis led the squadron landing at 6 01 PM local time amid cheering crowds. Admirals governors and generals greeted the crew as they entered Pearl Harbor.
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California
Golden Gate
Pacific
Pearl Harbor
Knefler McGinnis
Annapolis
McGinnis
New Mexico Seeks 5 Million Dollar Farm Credit Entity
21 incorporators in Albuquerque request formation of a Federal Production Credit Corporation for New Mexico to lend up to 5 million dollars to livestockmen and farmers, expanding state agricultural credit access.
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Request Credit Group
Albuquerque
N. M
Federal Production Credit Corporation For
New Mexico
Lindbergh signals willingness to testify on air mail deals
Col Charles A Lindbergh sent a telegram to Senator Hugo L Black stating his readiness to testify at any time about aviation financial transactions. He offered to clarify any questions and cited a complete record of his aviation related finances. The committee had learned Lindbergh received stock worth 250000 dollars in Transcontinental Air Transport during his technical role with the firm.
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New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Hugo L. Black
Senate
Lindbergh
Transcontinental Air Transport
Fragmented OCR Notes with Numbers and Phrases
OCR fragment shows dated numbers and scattered abbreviations. The text includes years 1932 and 1933 and multiple numeric sequences, with unclear context and several unreadable words. No coherent event or subject emerges from the readable portion.
Split Honeymoon Begins as Mdivanis Sail Separate Liners
Prince Alexis and Princess Barbara Mdivani begin a divided Pacific voyage for a reunion in Yokohama. Alexis sails Hikawa Maru from Vancouver after a Seattle stop. Barbara sails Tatsuta Maru from San Francisco with entourage and ten rooms reserved, arrival in Yokohama set for January 26. The couple split after a Reno car stop to attend court for brothers Prince Serge and David Mdivani in Los Angeles starting January 15.
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San Francisco
Pacific
Prince Alexis
Princess Barbara Mdivani
Yokohama
Vancouver
B. C
Seattle
James Bradleys
New York
Mme
Nancy Allard
James Donohue
Reno
Nev
California
Prince Serge
David Mdivani
Los Angeles
Small farmer gets a break on hog processing tax
The Department of Agriculture issued a rule allowing four men to sell up to 800 pounds of hog meat per year without the processing tax. Farmers may kill hogs for home use and sell excess without tax if records show the pounds sold. tax applies only to pounds over 800 up to 1,400. Marvin Jones of Amarillo advocated the measure.
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Washington
Jan
Department of Agriculture
Marvin Jones
Amarillo
Milk Returns to Chicago Doors After Weeklong Strike
Milk is back on Chicago doorsteps after a 100 mile strike zone was peaceful. Dairymen say deliveries return to normal tomorrow and customers received limited quantities today. Farmers expect price cuts to 10 or 9 cents per quart depending on arbitrators ruling.
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Chicago
Pure Milk Association
City awaits replies to Amarillo air mail protests
Amarillo leaders pressed Washington for reaction to Transcontinental & Western Air plans that would cut air mail and passenger stops here. Mayor Ross Rogers said protests sent by telegraph and a mass meeting's supporters seek to preserve two daily transcontinental flights, noting Amarillo's loss of two carriers and the impact on service. Col Julius Dozenfield Jr. said he reached Governor Ferguson for support as officials anticipate swift action.
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Amarillo
Washington
Transcontinental & Western Air
Ross Rogers
Julius Dozenfield, Jr
Ferguson
News-Globe
United States
Air Mai
American Airways
Western Air Express
Dallas
Denver
Noted comedy star dies after car crash near Mesa
Charles E K Mack of the Moran and Mack vaudeville team was fatally injured in an automobile accident six miles east of Mesa Arizona. George Moran, Mack Sennett, Mrs Mack and Mary Jane Mack survived with minor injuries. Moran and Sennett received emergency treatment and left for a hotel. Mrs Mack sustained a back injury not serious.
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Mrs. Mack
Miss Mack
Panhandle Cities Win PWA Grants And Loans
The Public Works Administration allotted 12.46 million dollars for 57 non federal projects creating about 38 000 man months of direct work. Additional railroad loans and numerous water and sewer system grants follow in Texas communities including Nederland Port Lavaca Grand Saline Austin Cuero Bridgeport Richland Springs and more.
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Washington
Public Works Administration
Texas
Nederland
Canadian
Port Lavaca
Grand Saline
Stratford
Austin
Cuero
Poteet
Bridgeport
Richland Springs
Senate confirms Bullitt as ambassador to Soviet Russia
The Senate today confirmed William C. Bullitt of Pennsylvania as ambassador to Soviet Russia with no roll call. The confirmation was the Senate’s sole action on the Soviet representative.
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Washington
Senate
William C. Bullitt
Pennsylvania
Russia
Best Seats for La Vie Paree Sell Fast at Municipal Auditorium
Massive 2500 seat venue holds a midnight show La Vie Paree as mail orders surge from Texas Panhandle and neighboring states. Ticket prices range 55 cents to 1.65 dollars with Lois Black at The News-Globe handling over 100 reservations daily. SASE requested for mailed ticket returns.
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Panhandle
Texas
Lois Black
The
News- Globe
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