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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1932

Page

6

Senate Deliberates Tax and Budget Bill Amid Debate

Senate presses ahead on a budget balancing tax and economy bill with a roll call planned Monday and a key vote on the tax schedule. Leaders back the Mills compromise while Couzens fights for a wartime income tax rate proposal, as Democrats discuss a separate public works plan and relief funding.

Washington Senate Couzens Michigan Finance Committee Wagner Clemocrat New York Senate Democratic Relief Committee Hoover Democratic Committee Norris Nebraska

House Coinage Committee Outlines International Debt Plan

The committee urged a July 1 1932 conference of debtor and creditor nations to restore the commodity price level. It argued higher prices would cut war debts owed to the United States and pressed the president to invite interested nations. Five Republicans signed a dissent, but the majority urged rapid action.

Washington House Coinage Committee House United States House of Silver and Monetary Exchanges

Premier Suyoshi Inukai Assassinated in Tokyo Bombings

Inukai died at 11 25 p m from bullet wounds inflicted by military officers amid a spree of bombings at the metropolitan police office Bank of Japan seiyukai headquarters and the lord keeper of the privy seal home Officials transferred power to Korekiyo Takahashi who was named acting premier The attack wounded a visitor and a maid and involved a group of uniformed assailants leaving a protest handbill attributed to a young officers group Also noted a lamb birth at Settle ranch with an unusual four legged configuration

Tokyo Suyoshi Inukai Metropolitan Police Board Bank of Japan Seiyukai (Government) Party Privy Seal Korekiyo Takahashi Takahashi Paul Doumer France Army Naval Young Army and Navy Officers’ Association Tanaka Count Makino Mita Metropolitan Police Board Office Sakuradamon Cherry Village Gate Imperial Palace Hirohita

Lindbergh Baby Cremated as Hunt for Killers Continues

Crowds mobbed the Linden crematory after Col. H Norman Schwarzkopf and Col. Breckinridge witnessed the cremation of the Lindbergh baby. President Hoover urged relentless pursuit and federal agencies pledged help in solving the case.

Linden N. J H. Norman Schwarzkopf Lindbergh Schwarzkopf Breckenridge Trenton Charles Augustus Lindbergh, Jr Hoover White House Kid- Napers Dr. Condon Lindberghs John Hughes Curtis Norfolk Condon New York Curtis

Seven Episcopal Areas Eliminated By Methodist Conference

Atlantic City May 12 The General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church voted to eliminate seven episcopal areas to save about 400000 in the quadrennium. Buffalo Indianapolis and Helena domestic areas and Paris Korea Peiping and Calcutta foreign areas were removed leaving 26 episcopates with 24 bishops. The move drew criticism from Buffalo and Indianapolis delegates as too harsh but the economy bloc pressed retrenchment as essential.

General Conference of Methodist Atlantic City N. J General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church Board of Bishops Buffalo Indianapolis Helena Mont Paris Korea Peiping Calcutta J. Holland St. Paul Committee On

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