House Ways and Means asks for estimate of govt expenses
In Washington on November 4, the Ways and Means committee sought additional data from the Treasury after it proposed a limit of 290,006,000 on government expenses. The panel aims to gauge how far tax reductions can go, with Mellon suggesting up to 300,000,000 and Coolidge leaning similar. All 25 committee members attended the first executive session.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Treasury
Mellon
Coolidge
California Fig Syrup Ad Advises Quick Child Cure
Ancient advertisement urges mothers to give a teaspoon of California Fig Syrup to cleanse a constipated child. It promises a soon returning well and playful child, noting the syrup suits babies and children of all ages and warns to insist on the genuine product with printed directions.
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California
Olive Tablets advertisement claims skin improvement
An advertisement touts Olive Tablets by Dr Edwards claiming to clear skin and reduce pimples. It promotes a weekly regimen of one or two tablets nightly and promises a lighter, clearer feeling, noting a distinct olive taste and purported health benefits.
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Dr. Edwards
Edwards
Diabetes discovery from Europe promises new diet aid
An advertisement touts a Europe developed diabetes treatment by Dr Stein Calenfels claiming non-dietetic methods let diabetics eat freely. It offers a free book by sending a request to an address in New York, urging sufferers to respond promptly.
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Actes
Europe
Stein-Calenfels
Fechants
West 42Nd St
York
Bipartisan push to draft nonpartisan tax reform plan
Representatives from both parties agreed to craft a nonpartisan measure for presentation when Congress meets on December 7. The procedure approved directs committees to tackle Ingenio taxes after setting a goal for total reduction. Secretary Mellon urged lowering the top surtax rate from 40 to 20 percent and cutting most normal rates about 50 percent, while opposing larger exemptions.
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Congress
Comraritos
Mellon
Stamford Alleged Forgers Case Continued In Court
Stamford, Nov 4 Special. The case of Henry K Rubin charged with forgery by General Discount Corp of New York was postponed to next Monday morning. Rubin was free on $3,000 bail.
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Stanford
Henry K. Rubin
General Discount Corporation of
New York
Rubin
Thomas J Ford Funeral Today for Local Businessman
The funeral of Thomas J Ford aged sixty two will be today from his home at 1696 North Avenue at 8:30 am to St Augustine's church. Burial follows at St Mary's Cemetery Ansonia. Ford ran a Pequotnock Street meat market and was a member of Holy Name Society Park City Council Knights of Columbus Brotherhood of America and Foresters of America.
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Thomas J. Ford
North Avenue
St. Augustine’s Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Ansonia
Ford
North End
Pequonnock Street
Holy Name Society of
St. Augustine's Church
Park City
New Arrest in Fairfield liquor drive names Kellman suspect
Fairfield November 4 Special. Frank Ochman of Old Stratfield road is arrested as the eighteenth alleged violator in a liquor law drive warrants issued last week. He is released on $1,000 bail and faces the town court tomorrow. The case ties to the mysterious Sunday night death of Joseph Ochman who had been at the store in place of his brother.
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Bridgeport
Walter Smith
Capitol Avenue
Newark
W.C
Noroton
Stamford
Walter
Tose Cringe
Springdale
Catherine Fitzmaurice
Cringe
Knapp
Highview Avenue
Cecelia Knapp
Harold Morrell
Sheephill Road
Riverside
West Main Street
Nairfield Avenue
Morrison Sessa
Stillwater Avenue
Morrell
di Sexsa
Fairfield Avenue
Rfairfield
Frank Ochman
Old Stratfield Road
Joseph Ochman
A British Guide to Winter Travel Abroad on Budget Tours
English readers seek warm retreats as winter looms with affordable trips to India, Ceylon, Egypt, China, Japan, and more. Compare first class round trips around $500 to deluxe world cruises at over $3,000. South Africa emerges as a favored sunny refuge, while the West Indies, Brazil, and California attract society travelers seeking milder climes.
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London
India
Ceylon
Egypt
Straits
China
Japan
Manilla
Borneo
Australia
New Zealand
Cook's
Madeira
Gibraltar
Monte Carlo
Naples
Philippines
Honolulu
Los Angeles
Panama Canal
Havana
England
South Africa
Union of South Africa
Bank Loans Boost Business in State
Hartford Nov 4 AP Increasing outstanding loans by 8,948,239 in the three months ended September 34 the trust companies of Connecticut show a spurt in business activity. The new increases bring loans and discounts to 181,011,093 with deposits up 6,946,832. Savings accounts total 103,823,553.36 while commercial deposits reach 149,158,363.72.
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Hartford
Connecticut
John B. Byrne
Byrne
Truat
Noel trial to be started Monday
William A. Wachenfeld, state counsel for Harrison Noel, said the Essex county murder and kidnapping trial will begin Monday. Noel, Montclair youth, is indicted in the Raymond Pieres taxicab slaying and the Mary Daly kidnapping and murder. Only the Pierce killing will be tried in Essex, as the child’s body was found in Passaic county.
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Rewark
N. J
William A. Wachenfeld
Harrison Noel
Montclair
Raymond Pieres
Mary Daly
Pierce
Essex County
Passaic County
New Zealand Votes In General Election After Massey Death
Balloting in New Maland's first general election since the death of W. F. Massey began this morning. Joseph Gordon Coates has ascended to the premiership as the campaign opens, with a short campaign period expected to decide the outcome.
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Wellington
New Zealand
New Maland
W. F. Massey
Joseph Gorden Coates
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