Wealthy Americans Renounce Citizenship Across the Atlantic
The article chronicles high profile Americans such as Barbara Hutton and the Astor family renouncing U.S. citizenship to marry or reside abroad. It notes vast estates and taxes, the appeal of European life, and the view that most wealth leaves the United States despite public interest. It cites figures like John D. Rockefeller, Waldorf Astor, and Barbara Hutton, with mentions of heirs, marriages, and large fortunes.
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Barbara Haugwitz Reventlow
United States
New York
F. W
Uncle Sam
Washington
Barbara Hutton
John
Lorraine Manville
Anna Gould
Old Jay Gould
Count Boni de Castellone
Paris
Anna
Frank Jay
France
Astors
Northwest
William Wal
Waldorf
John Jacob
Nancy Langhorne
Virginia
William
Fiberate
Maine
Bait Rocke
William Waldorf Astor
Helena Zimmerman
Eugene Zimmerman
Cincinnati
Duke of Manchester
England
Bet
Huttons
Astore
Whitneys
Manvilles
Europe
Doris Duke Cromwell
John Public
Western Newspaper Union
Roosevelt backs long term relief loans in tax battles
A broad fight over federal aid pits Jesse H. Jones against Senator George Norris and others as the administration backs long term loans to industry. The plan faces SEC limits while Ickes Hopkins and others advocate cautious use, with Roosevelt leaning toward relief as a temporary measure and private investment for lasting jobs. Shipping and oil policy with Mexico and silver moves also color the broader fiscal debate.
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Jesse H Jones
Reconstruction Corporation
George
PWA
Whatnot
Jones
Roosevelt
the of Pittsburgh
Supreme Court
Heeceensons Woruld
Power Commission
The
Lower
Colorado River
Texas
Coloratin River
Ewe
Bureau of Reclama
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Jesse H. Jones
Senate
Comeback season looms in sports as Baer eyes title
Speaking of Sports notes 1938 could mark a resurgence for fallow stars. Max Baer defeats Tommy Farr and proclaims he will reclaim the heavyweight crown lost to Jim Braddock. The Cubs promise a pennant run with the same lineup that faltered in recent campaigns.
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Frank Woolworth
Count Haugwitz Reventlow
Charley Manville
Milwaukee
Black Hills
Lorraine Manville
Charley
Tommy Manville
Estelle Manville
Count Folke Bernardotte
Sweden
Max Baer
Tommy Farr
Nounces
Jim Braddock
Cubs
Mer
Joe Louis
Louis
Nathan Mann Thorn
Magbe
Sammy" Baugh
Columbus
Jim Thorpe
Sammy
Washington Redskins
Horatio Alger
Alabama
New York
Yankees
Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Washington
Detroit
Western Newspaper Union
Stars Rally for Pennant Hopes Across Baseball and Boxing
The piece surveys Dizzy Dean vowing to lead the Detroit Tigers to the AL pennant with help from his pitching staff, Dizzy Dean and Max Schmeling plotting comebacks, and Tony Lazzeri praising the Cubs as a strong contender while Max Baer aims to regain title via Schmeling. It notes Louis’ recent uneven showings and betting among fans on outcomes.
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Rowe
Detroit Tigers
Dizzy
Dean
Branch Rickey
Max Schmeling
Joe Louis
Cubs
Tony Lazzeri
Giants
Bill Terry
Max Baer
Dizzy Dean
Max
Schmeling
Baer
Rules Shake Up College and High School Basketball
The NAC coaches in Chicago reduced game tempo with new limits and extra timeouts, added four ten minute periods for college games, and instituted a sudden death overtime for high school contests. Other changes include a larger out of bounds margin behind backboards and earlier substitutions.
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Pasketball
National Association of Basketball Coaches
Chicago
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Public Works
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Latin America
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