United States House Backs Sales Tax Plan to Balance Budget
In a Democratic shift amid Roosevelt transition talks and Republican backing, House leaders push a general manufacturers sales tax to balance the budget. Collier notes new taxes totaling about 500000 to fund balanced finances, with votes anticipated from both parties and a round-table meeting set for Jan. 3 to discuss revenue options.
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Reed
Use
Senate
House
Garner
Snell
Coler
Ways and Means Committee
Collier
Roosevelt
Nurses mix up twins at General Hospital in Elizabeth
James R. Mays reports a temporary baby swap at General Hospital Elizabeth New Jersey. Two newborn girls were mismatched when a student nurse removed identity necklaces and swapped the infants with Mrs Myrtie McDonald and Mrs Mary Schwarze. The error was found two hours later and the babies were returned to their rightful mothers.
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Elizabeth
N. J
the General Hospital
James R. Mays
Myrtie McDonald
Mary Schwarze
Masefield Sees Poets as Reporters of Human Souls
Oxford a Dec 27 John Masefield England’s poet laureate says poets report human souls and grasp popular feeling on subjects shared by many. He says poetry translates these feelings attractively and notes pruning trees as a hobby. He supports talking pictures as a future medium for romantic masterworks.
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Oxford
England
John Masefield
United States
Masefield
United Press
Here
Rockefeller to host Christmas party at Casements in Florida
John D Rockefeller prepares for his annual winter Florida visit with a 150 guest Christmas party at The Casements in Ormond Beach. The 93 year old financier resumed golf recently and attends church, joining guests in holiday merriment and devotion.
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Rockefeller
Florida
Ormond Beach
Filia
Dee
John
Virginia van Wirks
Church
Dallison To Be Freed From Ohio Penitentiary
Dallison a former Pease Township trustee will be released from the Ohio Penitentiary where he began serving a one to twenty year sentence for forgery. The sentence followed discovery of $30,000 in alleged false payrolls connected to Belmont County highway accounts after a 1929 state audit. He entered prison in January 1932.
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Columbus
Harry D. Dallison
Pease Township
Belmont County
Ohio
Dallison
Average Family Findings From Science Meeting
Prof. William F. Ogburn presented facts about the average American family at the AAAS meeting in Atlantic City New Jersey. He estimated families average 3.4 persons with half living in rented homes and half in $5 000 homes. One family in eight lives in an apartment and one in six is affected by divorce.
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Atlantic City
N. J
William F. Ogburn
Chicago
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Borger Rites Tonight in Borger Funeral Services
Funeral services for Dr. R. L. Borger aged 59 who died early Monday will be held tonight at 7:30 at the Dowler and Ferguson Funeral Home with Dr. E. B. Bryan president of Ohio University officiating. Burial will follow in Lake City Florida, the Borger family home town, with sister Miss Lillian Borger of Tampa assisting.
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Dowler and Ferguson Funeral Home
E. B. Bryan
Ohio University
Lillian Borger
Tampa
Florida
Lake City
Fla
Borger
All Hope Abandoned for 54 Victims of Mine Blast
Moweaqua Ill is shaken by a Shafer mine disaster as 40 bodies are recovered and 14 miners remain unaccounted for. Rescue halted for fumes and heavy shale falls. ventilating system resumes, town of 1400 bears the loss of a fifth of its wage earners.
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Moweaqua
Ill
Shafer
Boy Trapper Discovers Dynamite Near Luhing Mine
A youth trapper found a lard can near the Luhrig Mine of the New York Coal Company containing fourteen sticks of dynamite with five feet of fuse and caps. The can was near a high tension power line by the mine fan house.
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Vionday
Boy
Luhrig
New York Coal Company
Wayne Wingett
John Bolin
Armbruster
Man Identified As Store Bandit In Dayton Shooting
Dayton police identified Virgil Dackin alias Jack Wallace of Grand Rapids as the gunman who wounded Douglas Shoe Store manager Alfred Dare and fled Saturday. Dare died. Dackin faces first degree murder charges after three witnesses, including Grace Eichner, picked him out. A blue overcoat tied him to the crime scene, though Dackin claimed a friend borrowed it.
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Dayton
Virgil Dackin
Jack Wallace
Grand Rapids
Wood County
Douglas Shoe
Alfred W. Dare
Dackin
SBBE
Yendes
Grace Eichner
Dry Cleaners Resume War Amid Bombings and Assassination Attempt
Police report a feud between wholesale dry cleaners has escalated to violence with bombings and an alleged early Monday attempt on the life of Harry Weiss, 45, co owner of Majestic Dry Cleaning. James Suhrie, 26, was wounded when gunfire targeted his vehicle as he left the Weise home. Suhrie received treatment at Grenville Hospital.
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Weise
Suhrie
Grenville Hospital
Ohio School Survey Commission Warns of Looming School Closures
In Columbus the Ohio School Survey Commission warned unless rapid action is taken many schools will close. The Mort plan aims to sustain Ohio schools for the next year as districts report shortages and weeks of funding.
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Columbus
Ohio School Survey Commission
Paul Mert
Ohio
Mount Strange Slide Threatens Durango Rail Line
A massive landslide on Sas Plata Range near Durango has pushed rocks and dirt onto the Animas Valley, threatening the main Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad line and damming a river. Residents recall a prior explosion rumbling from beneath the earth as the mountain face shears away. The movement has continued for over a week with reports of deep cracks and rising smoke, while theories about its cause abound.
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Durango
Cole
Dee
Animas Valley
Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad
Sas Plata Range
Bome
Despondent Columbus mother leaps from bridge
Mrs Mary Collins 32 leaped into the Scioto River from West Broad Street Bridge on Christmas Day after being separated from husband T L Collins and son Tom. Police rescued her two minutes later and rushed her to St Frances Hospital in serious condition.
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U.ph
Mary Collina
Scioto
Weat Broad Street
St. Frances Hospital
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T. L. Collins
Tom
R F C Plans Liberal Loans to Boost Employment
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation aims to speed self liquidating construction loans after liberalizing policy and cutting interest rates. With 140 loan applications totaling 293.5 million dollars pending, 91 requests worth 64.4 million are near final form while 40 lack complete details. If approved, construction industries would gain stimulus and thousands of unemployed workers could be absorbed.
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Washington
U.P
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
United Press
Consid
France Debates 100 Million Shilling European Loan
In Paris the Chamber of Deputies clashed over extending a European loan of 100 million shillings to Austria. Critics argued the loan is untimely as France has not paid its own debt to the United States, while Premier Paul-Bonecour urged ratification for foreign policy aims. Left wing papers demand settlement of the American debt before further loans.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
France
United States
Austria
Joseph Paul-Bonecour
And Still Lives
Irvin Weygandt, 19, in Jeromesville, remained in a life threatening condition as a 22 caliber rifle bullet lodged in his brain. He had shot himself three times on December 11 after the bullet penetrated his skull. electricity prevented X rays and movement was impossible. Medical staff expressed surprise at his vitality despite the critical wound.
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Jeromesville
Irvin Weygandt
Weygandt
Bia
Physiciana
Tax Duplicate Cuts Hit Toledo In 1933 Revisions
Toledo reports a new real estate tax duplicate reduced by 844 million, causing over 500 in tax revenue losses for city and county. The drop stems from readjusted values since 1920, with 44.3963 million in real estate values pared in the last year through reappraisals.
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Toledo
London High School Student Dies After Car Crash
Ruth Young 46 a London High School student died from injuries after a car driven by her father crashed into a parked truck on the London Jefferson Pike last Tuesday.
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Columbus
London-Jefferson Pike
Ruth Young
London High School
Four in Ohio Victim Of Illinois Mine Disaster
Cleveland report says Andrew Smorado Sr. died in the Moweaqua Illinois coal mine explosion. He was father to Andrew Smorado Jr Stephen and sisters Mrs Louise Petras and Mrs Mary Petras. Brothers had worked in the mine until recently. In Washington officials call France's $20 million war debt payment an indispensable preliminary to US reconsideration of the full debt.
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Cleveland
Andrew Smorado
Moweaqua
Lil
Andrew Smorado Jr
Stephen
Louise Petras
Mary Petras
Petras
Washington
France
United States
Courteous no to veteran prohibition plea stalls act change
In Washington a Senate panel declined veteran prohibition organizer Edwin C. Dinwiddie request to testify delaying discussion of Volstead Act amendments. Senators Ashurst and Norris signaled formal steps to draft a substitute while preserving a 3.2 percent standard, avoiding unintended constitutional clashes.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Edwin C. Dinwiddie
Norris
Aahuret
Arioona
Dinwiddie
Ashurst
Norria
Collier Hell
Collectivism Celebrated On Stalin Anniversary In Moscow
Moscow marks the third anniversary of Stalin's collectivization with praise for the shift from individual farming to collective farming. The report notes over 40% of peasant households joined collectivization, mass exiles of Kulaks to Siberia and northern regions, and Kulaks working in lumber and mining while supporting projects like the White Sea Canal and Ural region discoveries.
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Moscow
Stalin
Tiepreas
Siberia
White Sea
Ural
Radio City Opens by Roxy in New York
The Radio City Music Hall debuts tonight as the world’s largest theater. Samuel Lionel Rothafel known as Roxy manages the ornate venue, built to stage 730 performers with seating for about 6 200. His prior operation Roxy’s was once the biggest theater, but is now under receivers.
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New York
Radio City Music Hall
Samuel Lionel Rothafet
Roxy
Roxy's
Man Dies from Wounds In Fosgate Incident
Dee Sige man of Coshocton aged 27 and Dewey Sige man 34 of Canton died en route to a hospital last night from wounds caused when a gun in the hand of his brother in law Clifford Mapes discharged. Police report indicates the accidental discharge occurred during a domestic dispute.
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Coshocton Dee
Dewey Sigeman
Canton
Clifford Mapes
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