House Approves 799 Million Tax Bill To Fund Farm Program
Ways and Means leaders forecast passage of a 799 million dollar tax bill within 30 days to cover farm program costs and the soldiers bonus. Hearings on the Roosevelt administration’s corporation and windfall taxes will run day and night, aiming to issue the bill from committee by April 15.
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Washington
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House
Ways and Means
Doughton
North Carolina
Roosevelt
Congress
White House
Supreme Court
Treasury
Disney
Okla
Hugh Satterlee
New York Bar Association Committee On Taxation
R. V. Fletcher
American Railways Association
M. L. Seidman
New York Board of Trade
Harold W. A. Beenhower
Claudius Murchison
The
Cotton Textile Institute
Roosevelt fishing tale stirs press in Miami
President Roosevelt amid Bahamas cruise jokes about his catch with uncle Frederic A. Delano claiming a blue bone porgy, while reporters doubt the term porgy and check the dictionary. The scene unfolds off Mathew Town on Great Inagua Island as the Potomac sails toward Turk Island in the West Indies.
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Miami
Fla
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Roosevelt
Bahamas
Frederic A. Delano
Mathewtown
Great Inagua Island
Florida
Haiti
Potomac
Turk Island
West Indies
Nine Seamen Drown As Boree Capsizes At Sea
Nine seamen drowned when the French steamer Boree capsized in the North Sea 24 miles northeast of Cromer. English lifeboats rescued thirteen others. The Boree, 1,882 tons, belonged to Societe Navale Caennaise and was registered at Caen.
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London
INS
North Sea
Cromer
Societe Navale Caennaise
Caen
Heirs Seek Court Block Of $400 Monthly Flower Upkeep
In Cleveland, the heirs of Mrs. Ethlinda Whitmore, who died in 1933, asked Judge Harrison W. Ewing to prohibit a monthly $400 payment for flowers provided in her will. They argued the expense is excessive and unnecessary.
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Cleveland
Ethlinda Whitmore
Harrison W. Ewing
Mother To Fight For Custody Of Youngest Livermore Son
Dorothea Livermore Longcope prepares a New York custody fight to regain Paul Livermore, 12, from ex husband Jesse Livermore after Jesse Jr. testified and claimed blame for the shooting of his brother in their Montecito home. The split left both boys in trust funds totaling $100,000.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
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Dorothea Livermore
Jesse Livermore
New York
Jesse Livermore, Jr
Young Livermore
Montecito
Livermore
Paul
Jesse
South America
Damage Suits Filed In Court At Vinton
In district court at Vinton Lewis Hake seeks 657.44 from C. R. Chase for injuries and car damage after a Nov 29 1935 crash on highway 101. Hake is blind and says Chase’s truck lacked lights or flares. Also Norden seeks 225 from Ed and Imo Peters for eighteen maple logs converted on farm. Kading seeks 600 from Pontiac Motor Co for a Dec 5 1935 collision on U.S. 218 near Vinton.
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Vinton
Lewis Hake
C. R. Chase
Hake
Troy Mills
O. T. Stone
Hugo Norden
Monroe Township
Imo Peters
Norden
George Kading
Pontiac Motor Company
Kading
Joe Kloubec
Delta-Delta Takes Second in Sub-District Declamatory Contest
In What Cheer Tuesday night Delta-Delta earned second place in the sub-district declamatory contest. Jean Bowen placed second in the dramatic group with Doris Kaskey of Keswick winning first and Velma Thompson of What Cheer in second. Humorous was led by Kermit Lisk of Webster with Naomi Brolliar of Ollie taking second.
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DELTA
Jean Bowen
Doris Kaskey
Keswick
Velma Thompson
What Cheer
Helen Plopper
Hedrick
Kermit Lisk
Webster
Naomi Brolliar
Ollie
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Shirley Temple
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