Tax Estimates Too High Since 1934 In U S Budgets
Washington reports revenue forecasters consistently overestimate tax receipts since 1934. Budget officials warn if expenditures outpace revenue, borrowing or higher taxes follow, with Roosevelt's 1937 fiscal outlook showing marked gaps between projected and actual income taxes.
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Washington
Ins
Borus Pasmen
Congress
House
Senate
Treasury
3St
Roosevelt
Pattern 4367 by Anne Adams for spring frocks
A jaunty bolero-frock pattern 4367 by Anne Adams is promoted as in fashion this season. The card highlights the bolero over a sports frock, easy construction, sizes 32 to 40, yardage details for size 16, and an offer to order pattern book and fabric tips from The Gareth Poet Department in New York.
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Aerts
Gareth Poet Department
Nis
York Noy
Britain hikes income tax to fund defense drive
Chancellor Chamberlain announced a 25 percent tax on taxable income and a rising basic rate to five shillings in Britain’s 4.31 billion pound budget. A new profits tax targets defense funding while personal exemptions favor families, with cross Atlantic comparisons showing higher British tax at a 5,000 dollar salary.
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London
Neowille Chamberlain
Excchequer
House of Commons
Chamberlain
National Defense
New York
House Awards Watch to Speaker Foster in Des Moines
In Des Moines the house presented Speaker LaMar Foster of West Branch a gold wrist watch after laudatory remarks praising his fairness. The event followed a partisan dispute over the speakership.
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DES Moines
Town House
LaMar Foster
West Branch
Beery Leads Bid Challenge Over Waconia Sorghum Plant Sale
Minnesota banks and bondholders seek to overturn Judge Ring's March order directing sale of Waconia Sorghum Mills Cedar Rapids plant to Edward Wessale of St. Louis. The Wessales bid 130000 payable over ten years at 3 1 4 percent. American Syrup offered cash 65000. Hearing set for Friday at 9 a.m.
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Robert D. Beery
Minnesota
Waconia Sorghum Mills, Inc
H C Ring
Waconia
Cedar Rapids
Edward Wessale
St. Louis
Frank Wessale
George Wessale
Fort Smith
Ark
Minnesota Banking Department
Merchants National Bank of
S. EB. Coquillette
Wessales
American Syrup and Sorghum Company of
St Louis
Minn
Ring
Viola Defendants Enter Demurrer To Suits Of Edwin Gorius
The Viola consolidated school district and its directors demurred in two related suits by Edwin and Joseph Gorius heard by Judge C. J. Haas. Edwin seeks 25000 dollars, Joseph 750 dollars, for injuries to six year old Gorwe boy from a bottle of acid emptied from a Viola School window on October 29 1935.
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Edwin Gorius
Viola Consolidated School District
Joseph Gorius
C. J. Haas
Gorwe
Viola
Bank Trustees Testify On Audit In Central City Court
Trustees of the old State Bank of Central City testify on a 1934 audit in district court before Judge John T Moffitt. Auditor B J Meltzer and others discuss sale reports for the McLeod farm and McTavish house as trustees and state officials challenge claims and collection actions.
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Old State Bank of
Central City
John T. Moffitt
B J Meltzer
McLeod Farm
McTavish
Central Day
Moffit
Sa'endar
aueTt Ucates
State
Trease LJ
Receivership Report from Corn Belt Savings Bank Case
In district court Judge Junce C J Haas approves the twenty second receivership report for Corn Belt Savings Bank Cedar Rapids. The quarter ended March 31 shows cash on hand and other items totaling 25 75086 with receipts of 349 620 and disbursements of 1 638 76. Dividends totaling about 359 000 have been paid to depositors to date.
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Local case seeks review of district court decision
An appeal filed Monday challenges a district court ruling in a matter between Henderson and Sons and Ed Frotkar over tours and a $5 verdict plus $2.85 costs. The record mentions Mae E Schulze and Ardin F Schulze in a separate domestic maintenance and conduct dispute heard in Dec 1936 Rapids. The filing notes errors asserted by Justice Holtman Mare townsh and references a reached judgment.
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AL R Holtman Mare Townsh
Wo Henderson and Sons
Ed Frotkar
Mae E Schulze
T Rapids Dee
Roosevelt pushes deficit curb with spending and tax relief stance
President Roosevelt warned against expanding federal spending without offsetting revenues and outlined steps to close next year’s deficit. He proposed cutting nonessential expenditures and raising receipts by liquidating assets of emergency agencies. He criticized broad public works bills and urged restraint on authorizations to prevent further deficits.
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Roosevelt
Treasury
Congress
Washington Star Publisher Again Is Named To Head UP
Frank B. Noyes publisher of the Washington Star was reelected president of the Associated Press at the AP board meeting. Robert McLean of the Philadelphia Bulletin was reelected first vice president. Officers include W H Cowles, Kent Cooper, Jackson S Elliott, and L F Curtis. Executive committee members named: Noyes, E Lansing Ray, Stuart H Perry, McLean, Paul Patterson, Paul Bellamy, and William J Pape.
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NEW York
Frank B. Noyes
Washington, D. C
Star
Associated Press
Robert McLean
Philadelphia Bulletin
W H Cowles
Spokane Spokesman-Review
Kent Cooper
New York City
Jackson S Elliott
L. F Curtis
Kraschel Proposes Highway and Conservation Board Picks
Gov. Nelson Kraschel sent to the Senate appointments for the remaining vacancy on the state highway commission and five conservation posts. Key picks include Gus A Olson of Whiting to the highway post and Addison Parker of Des Moines to the conservation board, with several terms ending in 1941 to 1943.
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DES Moines
Nelson G Kraschel
Senate
State Highway Commission
Board of Conservation
Kraschel
Gus A Olson
Whiting
Highway Commission
Monona County
Dunlap
A E Rapp
Counce Bluffs
E W Neenan
Sioux City
R E Speaker
Lake View
Roscoe Stewart
Ottumwua
W C Boone
Outumwa
Whitlow Fast Reaches 42 Days Awaiting Divine Call
Sean Jackson Whitlow, a 45 year old mountaineer from Stoop ing Oak Tennessee, has entered his forty second day of a fast he says is a call from the Lord He vows to continue until he hears for the Lord and has already lost twenty nine pounds in the effort.
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Tenn
Sean Jackson Whitlow
Arrest of Father Divine Ordered in Stabbing Affray
Police issued an eight state alert for Father Divine the Harlem evangelist after a process server was stabbed during a papers service at his Harlem heaven service. Harry Green of Weehawken New Jersey was injured badly with abdominal wounds and fractured ribs. Green was attempting to serve papers when the evangelist allegedly attacked him.
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New York
Father Divine
Harlem
God
Harry Green
Weehawken
N. J
Green
World Series champs Yankee meet Senators in Tuesday openings
A packed multistadium opening day drew 253 374 fans as the Yankees topped the Senators and crowds filled Crosley, Ebbets, Navin fields. The Dodgers beat the Giants in a long anticipated opener while the Cubs and Pirates drew 25 000 and 12 000 respectively.
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Yankees
Senators
Boston
Washington
White Sox
Browns
St. Louis
Cubs
Pirates
Wrigley Field
Athletics
Red Sox
Philadelphia
Senate OKs $125000 Four Department Appropriation Bill
The Senate on Tuesday passed a measure funding four departments the state, justice, commerce and labor. The bill totals 125000 and specifies allocations for each department.
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Senate
Washington
LLP
State, Justice, Commerce and Labor
Ban On Hearings Ordered Dismissed in Iowa Packing Case
Federal Judge Charles A Dewey dismissed the temporary restraining order that barred the national labor relations board from holding charges against the Iowa Packing company in Des Moines. It was unclear whether the board will proceed with a hearing.
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DES Moines
Charles A Dewey
National Labor Relations Board
Iowa Packing Company
Denhardt 15 Denied Venue Change Plea
Brigadier General Henry H Denhardt must be tried in Henry county for the murder of his fiancee Judge Charles C Marshall ruled. The court denied a venue change amid defense claims of prejudice and heard testimony from attorney John Berry about alleged vindictive rumors linking Denhardt to other deaths.
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New Castle
Henry H. Denhardt
Henry County
Charles C. Marshall
Kentucky
Denhardt
Verna Garr Taylor
Taylor
John Berry
Denhardt Murder Trial Opens With Courtroom Confrontation
Big Gen Henry SH Denhardt faces a murder trial in WEW Castle Kentucky. Circuit Judge Charles C Marshall presided after a photographer tried to surge into position for a staged courthouse photo. The jurist reportedly swung at the photographer during the incident.
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Wew Castle
INS
Henry SH. Denhardt
Charles C Marshall
Gunmen Grab $10,000 From Michigan Bank
Two gunmen seized $10,000 at the Depositors' State bank in suburban Northville before they fled in an automobile with an accomplice. An alarm triggered a vault tear as officers chased the robbers, who abandoned the car near Detroit’s limits.
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Detroit
Northville
House Divorces Beer and Dancing in State Fight
The legislature narrowly voted 52 to 51 to ban beer and dancing in most places while allowing some hotel and fair exemptions. The decision followed impassioned pleas and tied roll calls, with further banking measures approved to fund the state sinking fund. Absent members totaled five.
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Gallagher
C. E. Lockingbill
Nevada
State Fair Board
Liquor Committee
Hickenlooper
House
Kraschel
Alesch
Beltman
Blue
Bowers
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Bruene
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Randall
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Mahaska
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Ross
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Schlatier
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Fayette
Sours
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Thompson
Guthrie
Wood
Woods
Yager
Baumhover
Beckler
Benz
Broderson
Bulow
House Group Sets Gillette Farm Bill Hearings
A House agriculture subcommittee will shape hearings on the Gillette Maverick permanent farm plan bill. Subcommittee chairman Senator Guy Gillette says farm organizations and individuals who proposed the original bill will participate in Wednesday discussions.
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Gillette
Washington
House Agriculture
Guy Gillette
Town
Maury Maverick
Texas
Atro
Gable Faces Extortion Trial Amid Mob Scene
Clark Gable arrived for the trial of Violet Wells Norton as dozens of women surrounded him in the crowded Los Angeles courthouse. Guards intervened to prevent clothing damage while Norton faced jurors and defense planned to question identifications and possible government investigation.
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Los Angeles
INS
Clark Gable
Gable
George Cosgrove
Violet Wells Norton
Norton
Frank Billings
Morris Lavine
Pierson Hall
Hall
Washington, D. C
Purvis To Marry Actress April 29
Purvis the former Justice agent known as the man who got John Dillinger will wed actress Janice Jarratt on April 28 in San Antonio Texas. The couple will honeymoon in Mexico City and then return to Purvis's San Francisco law office.
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Hollywood
Melvin Purvis
Department of Justice
Big Man
San Antonio
Tex
Janice Jarratt
John Dillinger
Mexico City
San Francisco
Purvis
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