Billion Dollar Measure Passed by Congress on Friday
The House approved a billion dollar revenue bill by a 327 to 64 vote after seven weeks of hearings. Debate centers on balance of the budget, excise taxes, and potential economy cuts. Mills asserts underestimates and contends further reductions possible. Senate Finance Committee to hold hearings starting Tuesday as lobbies prepare to protest.
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Lyle C. Wilson
United Press Star
Washington
Senate
House
Ways and Means
Mills
Senate Finance Committee
Smoot
Milla
Ways and Means Committee
LaGuardia
New York
Secret Six Free Wealthy Physician Without Ransom Paid
In Peoria on April 21 the Secret Six, a business leader crime-fighters group, returned Dr James E Parker, 65, unharmed and without ransom after his kidnapping on March 24. Two notable locals Joseph Purstiall and J W Betson were arrested on charges tied to the case, with Parker saying his captors treated him well. The story blends a dramatic ransom case with unrelated political notes about a House vote on a tax bill and Ohio congressmen' positions.
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Peoria
Jeneage
Secret Six
James Et. Parker
Alexander Jamie
Fbr Jease
Parker
Joseph H. Purst Iall
Thomas McCann
Tax Securities Corporation of Chicago
McCann
Jamie
Man Beaten After Stealing Auto Near Willow Spring Chapel
In Marietta on Friday a suspected drunk thief named John J Snyder of Glouster attempted to steal a car owned by Larl Thomas at Mile Run near Willow Spring Chapel. He was severely clubbed by Thomas, badly wounded, and jailed after police subdued him. He refused to name himself, carrying a card with Snyder’s name. deputies reported striking miners passing through town on trucks and cars toward Belmont County coal fields.
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Marietta
John J. Sinyder
Glouster
Athens County
Larl Thomas
Mile Run
Marietts
Thoms
Willow Spring
Nile Run
Thomas
John J. Snyder
Belmont County
Suspect Ends Life in Columbus Auto Fatality Case
Elmer M. Schwartz, 45, charged with failing to stop after a two woman auto crash, killed himself with carbon monoxide in his garage. The victims Mrs. Mattie Layborne, 44, and Miss Elin Couser, 43, were slightly injured. The arraignment and hearing were ongoing in police court.
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Columbus
Elmer M. Schwartz
Schwartz
Mattie Layborne
Elin Couser
Price Slashes Mark Fight in Auto Industry
Detroit reports a price war as Ford Rotary and Chevrolet cut prices on light cars, with ranges from 635 to 795 dollars. Hupmobile and Plymouth also reduce prices, Pontiac trims up to 50 dollars, and GM showcases Test models as Ford and Chevrolet push toward a low price market. The industry’s future impact hinges on public reception.
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Detroit
Ford Rotary Company
Chevrolet
Ford Company
Plymouth
Corporation
Fia
Ford
Pontiac
General Matoes Corporation
Gamertsvelder to Speak at Presbyterian High School Group
The High School Group of the Presbyterian Church will meet Sunday at 6 PM at the church Prof. W. Gamertsfelder will be speaker Merrill Davis will lead the singing.
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Gamertsvelder
The
Presbyterian Church
W 8. Gamertsfelder
Merrill Davis
Bandits Take $685 Payroll in Cincinnati Robbery
Faymanter of Runck Brothers Construction was shot in the abdomen and wounded after three bandits robbed him of $685 payroll money. They drove away in a blue sedan toward a bridge site on the city outskirts. detectives cannot confirm resistance or delay in surrender.
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Faymanter
Cincinnati
U.R
Heno F
Runex
Runck Brothers Construction Company
Bunck
Athens Grange Stunts Set For April Fourth Night
Athens Grange announces a Thursday night program at the Grange Hall featuring a song and a play Parl Beach. Vocalists Gerret Selby Ernest Mc Neal Gene Jacoby Albert Young and Frank Young perform with Isabelle Snyder on piano. Part roles include Harry Holt as the boy in love Vernon Shaw as a boy posing as a girl and Clarence Morris as the policeman. Westinghouse in Mansfield reports a 2 million order for electrical refrigeration equipment, the largest ever received by the plant.
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Athens Grange
Grange Hall
Parl Beach
Gerret Selby
Ernest Mc~ Neal
Gene Jacoby
Albert
Frank Young
Isabelle Snyder
Harry Holt
Vernon Shaw
Clarence Morris
Measures for Relief Are Put Before White
In Columbus the four emergency relief bills enacted by the state General Assembly were sent to Governor White for final approval. White planned to consult with Commerce Director Tangeman and Finance Director Bevis before signing, likely on Monday. The Tate Act also took effect, extending filing deadlines for taxes under the new intangible tax law. The legislative special session ended with brief House action and Senate recess appointments awaiting gubernatorial decisions.
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Columbus
General Assembly
White
Commerce
Theodore H. Tangeman
Howard £. Bevis
Hie
House
Senate
Tate
Wx Commission
Lakeside Bible Conference announces speakers list
Lakeside announces the 1032 Lakeside Bible Conference to run July 24 to August 7. Conference director Dr. Ernest C. Wareing names speakers including Dr. Robert O'Brien Dr. Frederick Norwood Rev Samuel Shoemaker Jr Prof Frank Hickman Rev James Howland Dr Edgar Dewitt Jones Rev Geoffrey Stafford and Bishop Chitambar with Women of the Woman and Foreign Missionary Societies holding summer schools of missions in connection with the event.
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Ernest C. Wareing
Cincinnati
Robert O’brien
Morningside College
Sioux City
Frederick Norwood
City Temple
London
England
Samuel Shoemaker, Jr
Calvary -Protestant Episcopal Church
New York City
Frank Hickman
Duke University
Durrham
N. C
James M. Howland
Richmond
Edgar Deewitt Jones
Detroit
Geoffrey Stafford
Rockford
Ill
Chitambar
India
Womn
Foreign Missionary Societies of the Methodist Church
Three Mexicans Cross Border To Stay Seven
A garbled dispatch reports three Mexicans crossing the border with intent to stay seven years, tied to a $2,000 refused sum. The piece shifts to Radium Water hazards, noting autopsy of Eben M. Byers shows radium exposure contributed to death, with officials warning about radium solutions and promoters.
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Brome New York
Inent
Janna J. Wather
New York
Radhim Water Solutions
Federnamt Median Investl
Eben M. Byers
Gilion
Byers
Charles Norris
Vo Ke Humphrey
Three Lost in Canoe Mishap Near Findlay
FINDLAY April 2 U.P.C Palier and firefighters searched the Blanchard River for the body of one of three high school youths drowned Friday when their canoe overturned near the Riverside Park Dam. Victims were Carl Quick 18 Franklin Strathman 18 and Hubert Rose 16. Strathman and Quick bodies were recovered within three hours. The river ran three feet above normal after heavy rains. A companion, Charles Brown 35, watched from the bank as the others went to shore overwhelmed by the current. He did not go in for help.
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Charles Brow
Alood
Town in Italy Drops in Cave as People Flee
Naples April 2 The Italian town of Santa Stefano del Seprio sank into a vast underground cavern after tremors from water under the ground. Residents fled with belongings to a tent city while houses along Leonian Street crumbled. no casualties were reported as evacuation continued and safety was assured.
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Italy
Naples
Sanin
Stefine Munk
Water Isle
Santa Stefano
Leonian Street
Age-Old Trades Persist in London
London endures a relic economy as knocker-ups still rouse workers for small fees while watchmen and weather forecasters sustain old routines. Armourers, gold beaters, and sail makers cling to crafts inherited from forebears, even as modern progress erodes demand and drives many trades toward extinction.
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London
Marian Bush Sneder
Raiders Shoot Down Family in Mexican Border Raid
Three gunmen from Mexico crossed into the United States to attack a ranch near Here, killing the head of the family and several relatives while wounding others. The attackers fled toward the border as authorities in Texas and New Mexico mobilized, raising fears of bandit activity along the border and prompting calls for protection from state leaders.
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Padeferm
Margathe
Ines Inglis
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Beritas
Waplnogme
Cmoneyt
Saat
Len Amore
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Dunnita
Vincante
Ras Finonn
Vulleta
Baele
Beter
Bee Hite
New Mexico
Melquiadez
Expinoas
Ashs
Protectio A. Weel
Léwia Ravel
Columbus
N. Bf
Acrona
Tavel
Arthur Seligman
New
KFARS
United
Mexico
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