Washington tax clash slows as 1930s critics rail
The piece surveys opposition to a Roosevelt tax plan delaying enactment until next January. It notes lawmakers exhausted by heat, fear for constitutionality, and public worry over confiscatory inheritances. It mentions a one mill coin idea and a Sioux City graft case involving Mayor Hayes.
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Washington News
Georgia
House
Washington
Cedar Rapids Cyclist Dies After Motorcycle Crash
R L Thomas of Cedar Rapids died at St Luke's hospital after his motorcycle struck the rear of a car driven by T E Charter on Center Point road opposite the Louisa garage. Effie Sandvoe, riding with Thomas, was only slightly injured. Charter and Thomas were transported to the hospital following the 2 40 p m crash.
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Cedar Rapids
R. L. Thomas
Fourth Avenue
T. E. Charter
First Avenue E
Center Point Road
Louisa Garage
Effie Sandvoe
Third Street
Thomas
St. Luke's Hospital
Charter
Center Point
Louisa
Geneva
Sheriff Rippey Indicted Over Slot Machine Case
Plymouth county supervisors meet with Special Prosecutor H M Havner to decide on suspending Sheriff Ralph Rippey after his Saturday indictment by the Woodbury county grand jury for conspiracy linked to Iowa slot machine racketeering. County Attorney E P Murray will review Rippeys office records this week regarding seizures and disposals as the case moves forward.
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Murray
Rippey
Delay in hearing for three men on conspiracy charges
Davenport Iowa report says a preliminary hearing for John H. Turner Jr. of near DeWitt Lawrence Deck and Lyle George was postponed until July 26. All three are free on $2500 bond each.
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Davenport
John H. Turner, Jr
Near DeWitt
Lawrence Deck
Lyle George
First Suit to Test Tax on Corn
The J. F. Weinmann Milling company of Little Rock filed the first suit in U S district court seeking to enjoin collection of the corn processing tax and to obtain a judgment declaring the AAA unconstitutional and illegal.
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Little, Rock, Ark
United States District Court
J. F. Weinmann Milling Company
Little Rock
Judge Hallinan Named Elks' Ruler In 1936 Bid
Judge James T. Hallinan of the New York supreme court was elected grand exalted ruler of the Elks. The 1936 grand lodge convention will be in Los Angeles after Miami withdrew its bid, succeeding Michael F. Shannon of Los Angeles.
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Columbus, O
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
James T. Hallinan
New York Supreme Court
Los Angeles
Grand Lodge
Miami
Fla
Hallinan
Michael F.shannon
Harlem readers warned of rising dictatorial risk
The piece denounces rapid political haste and cites Mussolini and Roosevelt as examples of leaders driving nations into avoidable trouble. It portrays Harlem residents as simple or naive in this political climate.
Beauty and bread unite in a life of meaning
The piece cites Carl Sandburg Edwin Markham and the Koran to urge that life needs both bread and beauty. It argues beauty combats ugliness in daily work, urgesRuskinian preaching of beauty, laments city dullness, and calls for a living culture where art and labor nourish the soul.
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Carl Sandburg
Edwin Markham
America
Witness Testimony On Burned Lobby Telegrams Emerges
Senate lobby investigators heard J A Fisher Western Union manager testify that originals of about 1000 anti holding company telegrams to Warren Pennsylvania senators and representatives were burned under mysterious circumstances. Fisher tied the destruction to R B Herron with others alleged to have dictated or signed the telegrams. He denied involvement in the burning and said he was suspended until cleared. The session followed House Rules testimony about Representative Brewster Maine on a utilities bill provision.
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Washington
Herron
Christianson
Senate Committee
House Rules Committee
Brewster
Maine
Gen Bolles To Fill Heintzelman Vacancy
Washington AP Major General Frank C Bolles, commanding the second division at Fort Sam Houston Texas, was ordered by the War Department to assume command of the Seventh Corps Area at Omaha succeeding the late Major General Stuart Heintzelman in a Tuesday action.
Senator Schall Attacks Roosevelt Provokes Senate Clash
In Washington a dispute erupts in the Senate after Sen. Thomas D. Schall accuses President Roosevelt of being a megalomaniac. Democratic leaders call him of small mentality as Schall defends printing his speeches and an editorial in the Congressional Record.
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Washington
Thomas D. Schall
Minn
Roosevelt
Senate
Schall
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
Hugo L. Black
Ala
Minnesota
Robinson
Congressional . Record
Mystery of Findley safety deposit box emptiness deepens
Des Moines police drilled open the late Park A. Findley’s safety deposit box under Judge Lou Ladd’s order. Miss Ricka Findley, sister and widow of the investigator, had refused to surrender keys, prompting contempt citations. The box held jointly with another party at Valley Savings Bank was found empty.
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Des Moines
Ricka Findley
Department of Investigation
Park A. Findley
Findley
Lou Ladd
C. F. Keeling
Prison Goods Bill Sent to White House for Signature
The Sumner Ashurst bill banning prison produced goods in interstate commerce won final House approval and was sent to the President for signature in Washington.
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White House
Washington
House
Hayes Ouster Case Set For August First
Sioux City AP reports City Finance Commissioner D Spence Lewis became acting mayor after Mayor W D Hayes was suspended by a district court order on the Woodbury County graft grand jury recommendation Hayes faces removal proceedings Aug 1 with special prosecutors Havner and Naglestad. The grand jury also urged action against Hayes for failure to eliminate lawlessness and for alleged payoffs amid broader indictments and political pressure.
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Sioux City
W. D. Hayes
Jim Pontrale
D. Spence Lewis
Woodbury County
Hayes
A.O. Wakefield
Maurice E. Rawlings
H. M. Havner
Ole Naglestad
Grand Jury
Edward L. O'Connor
USS Aere
Clyde Herring
Verne Marshall
Cedar Rapids
Kuhlmann
Havner and Naglestad
Pfund resigns as Iowa jobs chief to join DC agency
Hans Pfund on Tuesday announced he resigns as director of the Iowa state employment service after two years to join the personnel department of the Home Owners Loan Corporation in Washington DC.
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DES -Moines
Hans Pfund
Iowa State Employment Service
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Washington, D. C
Norway Threatens to Leave League Over African Crisis
Oslo AP Norway may renounce the League of Nations over the Italo Abyssinian crisis. Foreign Minister Koht told a labor party meeting that membership could endanger Norway if summoned for military and economic sanctions. He urged revising sanctions policy and restricting League activity to economic measures.
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Oslo
Norway
League of Nations
K. Koht
Labor Party
Koht
League
Russian Plane Aims Nonstop Moscow to San Francisco Flight
A single engine Russian plane plans a non stop flight from Moscow to San Francisco via the Arctic route once weather allows. The three crew members are led by pilot Sigmund Levaneffsky with co pilot Baibukoff and navigator Levchenka. The proposed path includes Banks land Fort Simpson MacKenzie Canada Vancouver and San Francisco.
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Moscow
San Francisco
North Pole
Sigmund Levaneffsky
Banks” Land
Arctic Archipelago
North America
Fort Simpson
MacKenzie
Canada
Vancouver City
Levaneffsky
Baibukoff
Levchenka
Gambling devices seized in Cedar raids target downtown shops
Two officer squads confiscated twenty one marble gambling devices from seven downtown area venues and held them at police headquarters as evidence. County Attorney King Thompson warned operators to appear at his office Wednesday to explain why charges should not follow. Raids took forty five minutes and targeted pay machines previously warned against.
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Cedar Raids
King Thompson
Thompson
Second Street
Li Beesson
Elveen
Clarerice
Roberdee
Second ‘Avenue
Gork
Third” Avenue
L. P. Lyman
Avenue E
John Sprynell
Second Avenue
Leo McSwiggin
First Street
First
Haberle
Dick Payn
Davis
Bailey and
Wilson
Radebaugh
W. J. Grunewald
Resignations End Cerro Gordo Slot Machine Probe
Three deputies J B Deach Max Studer and J W Wallace resigned as Cerro Gordo county supervisors closed the slot machine investigation. County attorney Shaffer said Sheriff J M Robertson did not receive any of the 150 dollars split among the deputies. The board, led by Sondergaard, moved to wind up the episode.
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Mason City
Cerro Gordo County Board of Supervisors
J. B. Deach
Max Studer
J. W. Wallace
Frederick B. Shaffer
Hines Mount
J. M. Robertson
Harry E. Sondergaard
Cottage Sold for Cash After Gazette Ad
H. S. Gallager of 914 with St. SE reports advertising a 4 room cottage for sale in the Gazette Want Ads on Sunday July 14 and selling it for cash the same day. Fourteen buyers answered the ad and the ad cost 34 cents proved a good investment. The cottage is on the east side with 500 term options. Dial 20744.
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H. S. Gallager
St. SE
Gazette
Appeals Court Voids AAA Processing Taxes
Boston AP The United States circuit court of appeals ruled processing taxes under the Agricultural Adjustment Act unconstitutional. It held no delegated authority to the secretary of agriculture exists. The Hoosac Mills receivers seek $81,694.48. the decision reverses District Judge Brewster. Judges Wilson and Morris joined. Bingham dissented.
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Boston
United States Circuit Court ‘of Appeals
Secretary of Agriculture
Supreme Court
Circuit Court
Hoosac Mills
Federal
Elisha HH. Brewster
Scott Wilson
George F. Morris
Hoosac
Brewster
District Court
New Bedford Mills
Fall River
Hoosace Mills
Synet
Hoosace
United States
United States Supreme
Congress
Supreme Court showdown looms after Boston ruling on processing tax
Iowa corn hog chairman says Boston decision against AAA will not affect Iowa plan. The circuit court of appeals in Boston ruled the cotton processing tax unconstitutional, prompting a prompt appeal to the Supreme Court. DOJ and AAA officials say taxes will be collected in other districts and funds held in escrow pending the high court ruling.
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United States Treasury
Uncle Sam
Congress
DES Moines
R. M. Evans
Iowa Corn-Hog Committee
AAA
Boston
Iowa
Washington
INS
Circuit Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
NRA
High Court
Frank J. Wideman
Department of Justice
Ment of Justice
Chester A. Davis
Triple A
Iowa farmers face loss of crop aid if AAA struck down
Des Moines reports Leslie M. Carl, federal crops statistician, estimates Iowa farmers would lose between 45 million and 50 million dollars in anticipated income from federal crop reduction benefits if the Agricultural Adjustment Act program is declared unconstitutional.
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Des Moines
Tiowa
Leslie M. Carl
Federal Crops Statistician
Senate Backed AAA Amendment by 40 to 38
The Senate narrowly supported an AAA price fixing provision 40 to 38, allowing the secretary with half of commodity handlers to set minimum purchase prices. Debate split Democrats and Republicans. Byrd and Tydings led opposition while Smith defended the clause amid constitutional concerns.
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Washington
New Deal
Senate
Wallace
AAA
Chamber
Farmer-Labor
Tydings
Byrd
Way
Dickinson
fBs
Boston
Elrcult
Fundinestal Fa
Smith
DyFs “Ca
Agriculture Committee
Sattacks
McNary
Copeland
N. Y
Bank bandit not Mahan in Tacoma police killings
Federal investigators led by E. J. Connelly concluded that a desperado other than William Mahan killed Police Chief Frank H. Chadwick and Patrolman Harry Storem after the Orting bank robbery. They reviewed witnesses and suspect profiles but found no link to Mahan.
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Tacoma
Wash
INS
Frank H. Chadwick
Harry Storem
Puyallup
William Mahan
Weyerhaeuser
Department of Justice
E. J. Connelly
Chadwick
Storem
Orting
Mahan
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