Babson For Halting Tax Exemptions
Gloucester mass Aug 23. Roger W Dabson argues tax policy should curb crime cost and reduce exemptions. He cites high tax burdens on goods, rent, utilities, and wages, urging elimination of tax exempt securities to boost employment and lower prices, with data on crime costs and household taxes.
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Roger W. Dabson
Gloucester
Mass
Washington
Olfawwodny
Canada
United States
U. S. Navy
U. S
Committee of Americans
Ind Street
New York City
Lsgai
Railoads
American Federation of Innvestors of Chicago
Suspect dies with officer in Pittsburgh gun battle
In Pittsburgh on August 23 a gun battle in Hazelwood left Patrolman Toby Brown dead and suspect Harrison fatally shot. Officer Joseph Boyle was wounded, and James McGreevey returned fire with Boyle. Harrison was captured but Brown’s partner died in the exchange.
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Associaten Press
Pittsburgh
Toby Brown
Raymond *Artison
Joseph Boyle
Brown
Harrison
Boyle
James McGreevey
Hazelwood
Joseph Lachowicz
Empalite Boyle
Offer Brown
Lachowies
McGreevey
Halt on Scarce Materials in Nonessential Goods
The defense priorities order bans use of scarce materials in making nonessential items. It targets a long list including amateur cameras, photographic equipment, picture frames, hardware, and smokers’ articles. The order, issued by E P Stellinius Sr, bars three chemicals used in explosives from plastics and resins.
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Associated Press
Washington
E. P. Stellinius
Defense Priorities
Yau
Doctor Flies to Treat Patient in Field Accident
Dr Hugh O Hare, newly certified pilot, flew to West Spring Brook to aid a patient on the Logan farm. He landed safely after circling trouble in a field, then returned to Lawrence Airport. Mrs Jake Logan of Newt Place is named in the account.
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Hugh O'trarex
Corry
West Spring Grook
Jake Logan
Newt
O'Hare
Erie
Logan Farm
Lawrence
Corry Building and Loan reports big loan rise
The Corry Building and Loan Association shows loans up about fifty percent in eight months as demand grows for hone construction, transfers, and remodeling in Corry. Despite growth, capital is short. the board cites steady earnings and community contribution since its 1924 charter. Continued on page 2.
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Corry
Coury Building and Loan Association
Corry Building and Loan
Heain
J. B. Patterson
J.B. Patterson
W. N. Jones
Tred York
H. ©. Ketner
D. N. Jones
H. B. Manley
A. L. Foster
0. Gallen
L. ©. Washburn
Akron
Ohio
E. ZL. Simmons
Horton 3. Davis
Frea L. Barnes
Soviet Defender Calls City to Holy Duty at Leningrad
MOSCOW August 23 defense leader Elementi Voroshilov issues urgent appeal declaring Leningrad in terrible danger. He urges citizens and troops to dig in and fight the invader, vowing Leningrad will endure as the city of the great October revolt.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Amr Elementi Voroshlloff
Leningrad
Hall
Vornshilov
Gaby
Berlin Claiming Dnieper Advance By Associatedness
Berlin reports a claim that Kerkast in Ukraine on the Dnieper 90 miles southeast of Kiev is under German control as the battle for remaining bridgeheads on the Dnieper continues. The German news agency says Soviet resistance has broken to the river and notes no explicit crossing of the river's east bank.
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Berlin
Kerkast
Ukernine
Dnieper
Kiev
DIVB
Jen
Islaad
Russia
City Railroads in Stalemate on Crossings Issue
City officials and Pennsylvania and Erie Railroads failed to settle the dispute over signal protection at Center Street First Avenue and West Main Street crossings. Mayor Frank B. Hepler said the city demands 24 hour watch and reiterated that traffic requires the protection, while rail officials plan further talks with their superiors hoping for an agreement.
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Tne Caty
Allsettion
Pennsylvania and Erie
Center Street
Pirst Avenue
West Main Street
Frank B. Hepler
The
Journal
Cit
Corry
Duke of Kent at Hyde Park
Hyde Park N Y August 33 The Duke of Kent youngest brother of King George VI was expected this afternoon to visit President Roosevelt at the Roosevelts Tambling storied stucco house overlooking the Hudson. He motored from New York to spend tonight and Sunday and will join the president in Washington by special train in June 1939 if peace holds. King George and Queen Elizabeth were also guests at Hyde Park.
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Hyde Park
Roosevelt
Duke St Kent
Gorge VI
Roose
Af, Beace
King Genrer
Queen Elizabeth
Oe Hyde Parx
Federal investigators to rule on Corry school addition
Federal and state investigators visited Corry Pennsylvania offices to assess needs for a four room junior high expansion tied to defense industry growth. The Corry school system seeks about 40000 for the addition, with Drs Pritchard and Mornieweck expected to tour districts Tuesday.
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Defense
Dory
Suntory High
Ralph 5. Dewry
2 O. Bates
Board
Veetonel
Federal Public Works
Philadelphia
Dewey
Peart
Ventiel
Distaset
Corry
Barnes
Couple Slain After Wedding in East Oakland
A honeymooning couple married yesterday in Reno was shot to death early today as they stood across their threshold in East Oakland. The victims were Mr. and Mrs. Roberts Newcomb. The bridegroom, 43, owned an Oakland plumbing shop. Sergeant James C. McDonald, an Oakland high school ROTC instructor, was the alleged shooter and was wounded in the chest and hospitalized. Deputy Coroner Elmer Sorensen said McDonald fired the shots after confronting the couple.
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Associated Press
Oakland
Onl
Reno
Newhime
East Oakland
Roberts
Newcomb
Elmer Sorensen
James C. McDonald
R.O P.C
Oatland
McDonald
Henderson Sets Crude Of Limit Increases
Washington Aug 23 Dean Henderson price administrator imposed ceiling prices on Pennsylvania crude oils about 23 to 25 cents a barrel below current quotes. The ceilings, set at August 14, include 275 a barrel for Bradford crude 240 for Southwest Pennsylvania crude 234 for Burks crude 230 for Southeastern Ohio crude and 263 to 269 for various grades in the Titusville region.
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Associatien Erexs
Washington
Dean Henderson
Pennsylvania
Burks Trade
Southnastern
Ohio
Titisville
Gasoline Shortage Hits Eastern Motorists This Weekend
Eastern motorists may face hard trading as fuel supplies tighten. Gas stations announce a gasless Sunday for the first time since 1918. Officials discuss a planned equitable distribution program and potential rationing as rail tank car availability remains disputed.
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Washington
Geoge D-Gal
Congressional Ciretas
Atlantic
Rinco
Berlin
United States
Sonk
Eastern Seaboard
Office of Defense Petroleum Coordination
Ralph Davies
Avauady
J. J. Peliey
Association of American Rail Rinds
Oh Dally
Puzzling identity noted in Chicago slaying case
Police in Rogers Park investigate a slain young woman whose identity remains unclear after six women misidentified her as Violet Brady, 27, a Chicago waitress. Chief Sullivan reports Brady is alive, stationed at Camp Forrest, Tenn. The body was found on an inner city roadway near railway tracks, apparently strangled.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Rogers Park District
Violet Brady
Henry E. Brady
Camp Forrest
Tenn
Johm
Sullivan
Henry &. Brady
Violet
Camb Forest
Iran plans resistance to British demands
Telegraphic reports from Tehran and London indicate Iran plans to resist British and Soviet demands for the expulsion of German nationals. Britain says it will pursue a limited expulsion, while Tehran asserts neutrality and warns against provoking Germany.
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Iran
Installment Restrictions Take Effect
Washington reports new government rules on installment buying, starting September 4, limiting credit terms. Buyers must provide down payments ranging from 10 to 25 percent and face maximum repayment periods from 18 to 28 months depending on item type, with specific categories covering automobiles, appliances, heating systems, and repairs.
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Associated Press
Washington
Sizidl
Jess
Jess Hur
Garrison of Million Defends Old Capital Amid Siege
Allied dispatches describe reinforced Soviet troops defending Leningrad as German forces push from the south and west. Both sides report heavy bombardment, rail damage, and large casualty tallies as the siege enters its second month.
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Associated Press
Leningrad
Russia
Werla Essault
le Tussains
Nugaltiee
Minish Fish Command
Teningrad
Myr
Hissin
Munnierhem
Soin
Neal al
Kinin
Novgorod
IU Unitessistant
Cig
Grond
Red Army
West
Ert
Germany
Smith Killed in Crash of Trucks
Information emerges on death of Sydney Smith 27 of Buffalo in a late night truck collision near Youngstown. He was an in law of Mr and Mrs Madte RD 2. driver of the other vehicle escaped with injuries.
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Buffalo
Wi Madte
RD. 2
Smith
Buck Gimt
Youngstown
Jussi
Breyten
Horist
Tanner
Neil
Ruil
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