Senate holds line on 200 million tax cut plan in tax fight
Republicans blocked bigger cuts as Democrats pushed for more relief. Senate restored sales taxes on produce exchanges and the two cent tax on capital stock transfers, with votes 48 to 29 and 42 to 34. Caraway failed to raise the produce exchange levy to 50 cents, 47 to 24. Leaders warned action may spill into next week amid ongoing tax schedules and planned sessions.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
House
Simmons
North Carolina
Caraway
Arkansas
Ransdell
Louisiana
Smoot
Finance Committee
Curtis
Kansas
Oklahoma to sue bondsmen over auto license funds
United Press reports Oklahoma officials will urge the highway commission to file suit against bondsmen for about 11000 in shortages tied to five state auto license agents. Audit of 69 agents found 45 short, with one agent owing 4621 and others 3041 2183 592 and 342, while 20 balanced and four checked long.
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United Press
Oklahoma City
State Highway Commission
R. L. Seaman
Commission
Seaman
Bloodshed in Romanian development report
A May 11 Associated Press dispatch from Bucharest states rioting occurred in Bihar after peasant delegates returned from a large Alba Julia party assembly. Peasants attempted to oust government appointees, but gendarmes and military authorities intervened to suppress the unrest.
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Associated Press
Bucharest
Rumania
Universal
Bihar
Alba Julia
Golfers Burned When Lightning Strikes Tree
In Kansas City Missouri yesterday afternoon two golfers, Dr Julius Frischer and David Werby, and their caddy Eugene Elmers, were severely burned after lightning struck the tree they stood beneath. All three were knocked unconscious.
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United Press
Kansas City
Julius Frischer
David Werby
Eugene Elmers
Complexity of Business Before D C Convention Reports
Washington May 11 The United States Chamber of Commerce annual convention edged toward elections as experts examined business complexity and its link to modern life. President Lewis E. Pierson urged production to serve society and called for cooperation among business labor agriculture finance and government. A resolution urged honesty in business and condemned moral turpitude of corrupters of public servants.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States Chamber of Commerce
Lewis E. Pierson
Pierson
Federal Trade Commission
Chamber
William E. Humphrey
Albert Pirelli
Milan
Italy
International Chamber of Commerce
Owen D. Young
General Electric Company
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Robert W. Stewart
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Senate
Woman Burns Saving Infant as Home Burns Down
Mrs. J. A. Brasfield suffered severe burns while trying to save the infant’s clothing from a cottage two miles west of San Angelo that was destroyed by fire. The infant had recently died.
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Associated
Preas
San Angelo
Tex
J. A. Brasfield
Son of local painter follows artistic path abroad
Harrison Hendricks Jr., son of Amarillo painter Judge and Mrs. Hendricks, just completed two years at the Art Students League in New York under Sloan Bridgeman and Miller. He will sail June 1 for Paris for a year studying with European critics as early paintings go on display at the Capitol Hotel.
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H. G. Hendricks
Amarillo
J. BR. Willis
New Mexico
Harrison Hendricks
Judge
Hendricks
Art Students League
New York City
Ender John Sloan
George K. Bridgeman
Kenneth Hays Miller
Paris
Capitol Hotel
Painter's Kin Echoes In Shared Artistic Drive
A mother inspires her son who inherits a passion for art, with early signs of painting talent becoming evident. The exchange of creative influence marks their intertwined artistic journey.
Seven Inches Snow Delays Road Work in Los Angeles Area
Seven inches of snow at Los Angeles county Big Pines recreation park delayed county surveyors buying out a new road. Snow buried Roadsite Reaches at elevations around 8,500 feet in the Sierra Madre mountains.
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Associated
Los Angeles
Calif
Los Angeles County
Big Pines
Sierra Madre Mountains
K. P. Officers Installed at Last Session
The Texas Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias and Grand Temple Knights of Pythian Sisters closed their five day session in Austin with officer installations. Inducted were Pp. O. Beard Marshall grand chancellor Arthur L. Leonard Beaumont grand vice chancellor Ellis P. House Dallas grand prel ate Henry Miller Weatherford grand keeper of records and seals.
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Austin
Texas Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythies
Grand Temple
Pythian Sisters
Pp. O. Beard
Marshall
Knights
Arthur L. Leonard
Beaumont
Ellis P. House
Dallas
Henry Miller
Weatherford
Two Bishops Drawn Into Bast Trial
Civil difficulties in Denmark in 1024 led Bishop Anton Bast of Copenhagen to an ecclesiastical trial at the Quadriennial Methodist Episcopal conference in Kansas City. Bishops John L. Nielsen of Zurich and Edgar Blake of Paris are charged with withholding facts in the Bast case, filed by Rev. Andrew W. Shamel of Pasadena. The new charges await the past verdict and may be dropped if Bast is cleared.
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Kansas City
Denmark
Anton Bast
Copenhagen
General Conference
Methodist Episcopal Church
John L. Nielsen
Zurich
Switzerland
Edgar Blake
Paris
Bast
Andrew W. Shamel
Pasadena
Calif
Blake and
Nueleen
Reporting Restrictions Amid Bishop Bast Civil Trial
A 1975 case in Copenhagen involved a church reporting theory and allegations of withholding a matter in the civil trial of Bishop Bast. The dispute centers on press access and church communications during the proceedings.
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Mathem
Church Orao
America
Bast
Copenhagen
Central Labor Ball Draws Large Crowd at Nat Dance Palace
Several hundred attended the Central Labor union ball at the Nat Dance Palace last night. Proceeds fund travel for delegations to the State Federation of Labor in San Antonio this month. Frederick Bromley and Their Music provided entertainment as WDAG broadcast the program. The event drew a big turnout and surpassed expectations.
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Central Labor Union
Nat Dance Palace
Labor
State Federation of Labor
San Antonio
Frederick Bromley
WDAG
Prince Carol Sickness Seen As Pressures Grow
Former Crown Prince Carol of Romania lies ill as the British government weighs order to depart by Monday. France may offer another refuge as officials note his quiet, noncommittal talks and lack of public overture to publish.
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Associated
Prec
Carol of
Romania
England
France
Carol
Onother
Pavie Influences England Visit Amid Fever Debate
Fragmentary notes suggest Pavie faced questions in England related to voting patterns and fever concerns. The remarks attributed to him are uncertain and may reflect tension over his role, with mention of human hair as a cryptic aside in the same passage.
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Pavie
Carol
England
Nervous Folks Praise Capudine
Advertisers claim Capudine gives quick safe relief for overwrought nerves headaches and pains by soothing nerves. The liquid formula supposedly acts faster than pills or powders and contains no opiates. Available at drug stores for 25 and 60 cents.
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