Tax Burden Bill Aims to Balance Budget by July 1934
Washington February 10 The Treasury estimates show a tax program to raise 1 241 000 to balance the budget by July 1 1934 The Ways and Means Committee drafts a broad tax bill to spread the burden Across income inheritance and gift taxes plus utilities and other taxes the committee expects to raise about 800 000 from miscellaneous levies while Treasury proposals may limit gains to 350 000 000 to 400 000 000
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Prison Ship Enos Aires Sails With 110 Prisoners
In Barcelona 110 syndicalist prisoners sail on the Enos Aires to an unknown exile destination. The ship departs as labor unrest and calls for revolt spread in Spain. Supporters shout Long live aw or Down with the Republic while guards watch.
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Spain
Enos Aires
Republic
Greyhound safety contests go national in freight driver showdown
Western regional drivers from New York and Los Angeles square off in a first nation wide safety competition by Greyhound Lines. Marcus Dow leads a broad safety and personnel program with supervisor instruction, driver exams, and bonuses for safe driving.
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Bys of Motor Buses
New York
Los Angeles
Greyhound
Marcus Dow
Department of Safety and Personnel
National Safety Council
No Waste St Joseph's 10 Cent Aspirin Ad
An advertising pitch promotes St Joseph's Genuine Pure Aspirin as a low priced cure for penny saving. It boasts 12 tablets for 10 cents, claims purity and safety, and notes the original cello phane wrap to ensure freshness and full strength.
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St.Joseph’s
Edgar Wallace Dies In Beverly Hills At 56
Beverly Hills Calif Feb 10 Edgar Wallace famed novelist playwright and producer died at 4 45 am from double pneumonia He was 56 years old Wallace a prolific writer known for crime and mystery works built a vast career from a London newsboy to an international author and producer.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Edgar Wallace
London
Busy writer races through schedules in wallace tale
An importunate visitor seeks Wallace at his home but the maid explains he is overwhelmed. He has begun a novel five short stories two plays and must write his daily racing column. He plans to race to Newmarket and then Berlin for meetings with publishers and managers.
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Newmarket
Germany
Berlin
White Owl Launches Million Dollar Ad Campaign
White Owl Company begins a five cent cigar push with a giant ad buy showing the front pages of four daily papers. The campaign features bold banners and the comic strip You Cant Beat It by Maurice Ketten in the newspaper motif. Peak sales are noted in the release.
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White Owl Company
Maurice Ketten
White Owl
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