Finance Groups Seek Solution To Tax Tangle
The East State House finance committee opens study on reducing government overhead with sub committees likely to target agriculture department cuts and the board of control. They will weigh economy against higher taxes while considering a state net income tax and road and school bond provisions to cover deficits. Delegates anticipate needing extra revenue if local debts are assumed, with Holt Lewis in Washington reviewing federal income tax implications for West Virginia.
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Finance Committee
Aboutton
Department of Agriculture
Board of Control
Lubliner
D. Mercer
Inok
Fox
House
Holt CG. Lewis
Washington
West Virginia
Priest Reverend Coughlin Defends Monetary Policy Speech
Detroit report notes Father Charles E. Coughlin, pastor of the Shrine of the Little Flower, renewing defense of the administration's monetary policies and attacking its fees. The preacher claims he was misquoted in remarks about the Alfred B. Smith case and clarifies about a Morgan loan, while Brooklyn's John L. Belford apologizes publicly for prior remarks about Coughlin.
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Detroit
Cheries E. Coughlin
Shrine of the Little Flower
Father Jin
Alfred B. Smith
J.P. Morgen
Brith
Morgan
Toder
John L. Belford
Brookly
Fr. Coughlin
Aot
Prison Official To Move Joseph Corey To Death Cell
MOUNDSVILLE Dec 3 Joseph Corey 44 of Charleston is to be moved to the death cell today night for execution in the July 1933 slaying of his wife's cousin Mrs Katherine Ghiz in a Charleston confectionery. He had been granted stays and reprieves delaying hanging dates while his attorneys prepared defense arguments. Corey also faced a charge of shooting his wife Ada Corey when he shot Mrs Ghiz.
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Moundsville
Joseph Corey
Charleston
Katherine Ghz
Corey
Supreme Court
Ada Corey
Former Farmer Leader Is Dead
Alexander Legge 67 first chairman of the federal farm board and president of International Harvester died suddenly at his Hinsdale estate. A wartime industrial mobilization head and Wilson economic expert at Versailles, he built a storied career in farming, business, and government, leaving no surviving collateral relatives.
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Chicago
Alexander Legge
Federal Farm Board
Mammoth International Harvester Company
Hinsdale
Legge
James
Alex B. Legge
Schuyler
Neb
Roy Legge
San Francisco
Dane County
Wis
Washington
War Industries Board
France
Wilson
International Harvester Company
Horatio Alger
Nebraska
Robbers Beat Path To Door Of Company In Daylight
In Chicago on May Day Jonas Schneiderman, manager of a company, faced four men with shotguns and revolvers. They took 61 in cru b, 200 in tax warrants, and 70 in checks before two more men returned with revolvers asking for dough. Schneiderman denied it, was forced to floor, and the robbers left with a revolver.
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Chicago, Bee
Jonas Schneébierman
Schneiderman
Themen
Repeal Nears as Federal Officials Move Quickly
Federal officials push rapid action as repeal nears. Utah leads with 21 delegates convening in Salt Lake City, Ohio and Pennsylvania set to vote next, Washington to receive results for presidential proclamation ending national prohibition.
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Morrow
Pear
Utah
Ohio
Pennnsylvania
Pennsylvania
Salt Lake City
Washington
Roosevelt
Franklin Riter
West Virginian Dies In Florida Auto Crash
Henry Alexander Zstep 30 of Swiss WV was killed in Callahan Florida when the car he rode in hit a culvert in heavy fog. His brother Lawrence and his wife were injured and hospitalized in Jacksonville while returning from a visit in Starke Florida.
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Callahan
Henry Alexander Zstep
Swiss
W Va
Lawrence
Jacksonville
Starke
Church Evangelist Says Church Increases Business Value
Miss Daisy Davies, evangelist in Atlanta, declares from the First Methodist Episcopal Church, South that business value rises with church influence. Her sermon “God's Cell to His Church” urges a revived, active faith as the path to civilization, citing Roger Babson on religion and civilization and calling leaders to re-evaluate the church's power.
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Daisy Davies
Atlanta
First Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Jesus Christ
Roger Babson
Few Licenses Issued In New York City By Year End
New York December 3 The liquor licensing board reports that only about two thousand to three thousand retailers will hold licenses in New York City and statewide by New Year. One Manhattan store on Fulton Street has a premises license and the board is enforcing strict compliance with liquor laws. More than six thousand applicants seek off premise permits, with five thousand licenses expected by January first.
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Cleveland
Steel
Weekly Review
Lesa Nealblé
Birmingham
New York
Revelera
New York City
State Alcohol Beverage Control Board
Poliahment
Manhattan
Pulton Street
Treasury
Morgenthau
Italy and Soviet In Agreement on Disarmament Steps
ROME December 3. A solemn agreement on collaboration to improve Europe emerged from conferences between Premier Mussolini and Soviet Foreign Minister Maxim Litvinov. They discussed national policy issues and the possibility of strengthening the general political situation toward Italo Soviet nonaggression accords.
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Europe
Muisso Dnt
Maxim Wittineff
Russia
United States
Licvinoff
B Dure
Mousso- UN
Italy
Mussolini
MW Duce
Senator Defends Roosevelt Plan Amid Wall Street Criticism
Senator McKellar of Tennessee defends the President's National Recovery program, declaring the main choice is whether to back Roosevelt or Wall Street. He cites Wall Street criticism at the Chicago convention, denounces financial bubbles, and argues the nation must support the president for general prosperity and upgrading the country.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Kellet
Tennessee
Wall Street
Igua
Chicago
Bren
I Mckellar
McKellar
Lindberghs Set For Take Off Across Ocean
Col Charles A Lindbergh and his wife prepared for a 4 R.M. Monday takeoff to South America from Bathurst Gambia after two failed starts. Winds were calm and the big monoplane, heavily fueled, was lightened by removing fuel. Lindbergh warned Pan American Airways that calm conditions hindered the attempt.
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Gambia
Dee
Balkea
South America
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindberghs
Colonis
Lindbergh
Para
Brazil
Whiting Wimd
NRA Leaders Not Disturbed by Judge’s Ruling
Washington dispatch reports NRA leaders stating they are not disturbed by Judge Alexander Akerman’s decision in Tampa that the constitution does not permit enforcement of national code terms on local industries. NRA officials insist Congress has power to regulate interstate commerce to restore industrial wellbeing, and pledge to pursue code compliance nationwide despite legal challenges. Open cases include Dry Cleaners of St Petersburg Jrn seeking restraining order. judge denied. NRA cites 100+ closers to back its action at a December 21 hearing, warning prosecution if noncompliance continues.
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Washington
NRA Alticinis
Donald R. Riekberg
The
Recovery Administration
Alexander Akerman
Tampa
Richberg
NRA
Congress
Dry Cleaners
St. Petersburg
Pinkie Teaches Kids To Draw In The Gazette
The Charleston Gazette introduces a new weekly feature by artist Pinkie. Each Monday readers, especially younger, will learn simple steps to begin comic drawing under Pinkie’s guidance.
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Pinkie
the Gazette Today
Charleston Gazette
Figures Ready For President For Roosevelt Study
Washington dispatch notes Treasury figures prepared for President Roosevelt on his return from Warm Springs. The data cover gold buying, international and domestic purchases, prices, and possibly confidential foreign gold stock details. Morgenthau plans early talks upon his return with Roosevelt to review the monetary program and treasury finances ahead of December 15 note maturities.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Warm Springs
Treasury
Southern
Eugene Black
Federal Reserve
Morgenthau
New York
Holdup Suspects Quickly Captured Near Dunbar
Two armed men robbed W. H. Keller at Stop No. 8 on Look Six road near Dunbar at 9 p.m. The duo fled in a Ford roadster bearing North Carolina plates. Troopers Parsons and Davis recovered $50, arrested Nathaniel Gatnson and Earl Clark, who claimed North Carolina origin. They were jailed pending arraignment on holdup charges.
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Dunbar
Elste
Washington Street
Keller
G. F. Parsons
J. F. Davis
North Carolina
North Carolina Lycanse Plates Near the Washington Rtreet Bridge
Nathaniel Gatnson
Earl Clark
Aftberg
Johnson and Clark
Elks Hear Inspirational Address by Col Johnson
Col. Lous A. Johnson, past exalted ruler of Clarksburg Elks and past national commander of the American Legion, gave an inspirational memorial address at the Shrine Mosque auditorium. The service, well attended and public, featured Rev. Frank Donaldson, a First Christian church choir, and organist John T. Martin. The program included the reading of 214 deceased members since 1893, with lights extinguished as names were called and a reflection on life, death, and immortality.
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Lous A. Johnson
Clarksburg
Jan Churen
Annie Laurie Leonard
John T. Martin
Bo. Johnson
Two Millions At Work Under PWA Projects
Secretary Ickes announced that 2,993,260 men were employed under public works allotments as of November 25, including Civilian Conservation Corps members, with over 86 percent of the $3 billion fund allotted and employment rising. The Civil Works Administration added 19015 jobs across navy, agriculture and interior departments and the Veterans Administration, bringing total public works work to date.
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Washington
Ickes
Public Works
Clincial Conservation Corps
Althoush
New York
Alfred FE
Smith
Treasury
Civil Works Administration
Public Works Administration
Navy
Agriculture and Interior Departments
Veterans Administration
Cotal
Fayof’ Vbetters
Chicago
United States Conference of Mayor
Civilian Conservation Corps
Roosevelt on Way Home Rested After Warm Springs Trip
President Roosevelt traveled from Warm Springs to Washington to plan the recovery campaign and set a legislative program for the upcoming Congress. Georgia leaders Clark Howell John Cohen Richard Russell and Governor Eugene Talmadge accompanied him signaling party unity amid light rain as he left Pine Mountain for the capital.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Congress
Wana Bprings
Atlants
Georgia
Clark Howell
John 8. Cohen
Sha
Richard B. Russell, Jr
Eugene Talmadge
Warm Springs
Pine Mountain
Tiron
Rogers Family Sorrow Reflects on Loss in Santa Monica
A letter from OG. G. McIntyre laments national turmoil while noting the death of a dog in Santa Monica. The writer, addressing Ralph and Betty Barrymore, expresses weariness with politics and a casual, personal tone amid public events.
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Calif
Gover
Ralph
Toy
Bete Barrymore
OG. G. McIntyre
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