Revision of Federal Tax Laws Aims to Equalize Burden
Sen King proposed wholesale revision of federal tax laws to balance the burden among income earners and curb “nuisance taxes” from the emergency revenue net of 1982. He cited leaks involving J P Morgan & Co partners who paid no income tax in 1931 and 1982 and suggested a general sales tax could replace some income taxes, while warning against federal sales tax duplication with states.
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King
Treasury
Lyle ¢. WiLson
United Press
Washington
Nmmons
Federa Treasury
Dem
Senate Finance
J. P Morgan & Co., Partners
Valedictorian Biliy Butters Speaks to Rotary Club
Biliy Butters, valedictorian of Corry High School's 1998 graduating class, addressed Rotary Club at Hotel Corry noon luncheon. He spoke on Character Building in the Schools, tracing how student character grows with increasing responsibilities across grades and tying in his commencement address themes.
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Biliy Butters
Cfiss
Corry
Rotary Club
Butters
Jrea
Kiwanis Club Plans Annual Lake Outing
The Kianta Club schedules its annual Lake outing for Wednesday afternoon with committees forming a well planned picnic to close the season. The group will suspend meetings over the summer months and all service members are urged to join Wednesday picnic planning.
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Kiwanta Clu
Lake
Wea Club
Woplose
Serviow
Putin
Scorching Weather Rails City Amid Heat Wave
Heat sweeps the city as temperatures climb into the nineties and the heat wave intensifies. Breezes offer slight relief but the day remains oppressive with forecasts of more extreme conditions ahead. The phenomenon follows colder spells experienced earlier in the week.
Kane Youth Held After Kidnap Scare Near Golf Course
June 20 Kane County police report an 18 year old Kane High School student attempted to kidnap two women golfers, including the wife of an army lieutenant. He was committed to the county jail. Victim Mrs Paquet and Mrs Tomes were forced toward nearby woods, then released unharmed. Police say the suspect showed a crippled deer and brandished a pistol during the assault. Mrs Paquet’s husband serves as a lieutenant in the civil defense corps.
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Bquimeneres Smethporm
Kane Higa
MuKean
Politiig
Cheafor M. Victory
Victory
K. C. Paquet
H. Tomes
Son files $20,000 suit against mother in auto crash
Oliver M. Taylor of Brownsville sues his mother Mrs. B. Taylor for 20000 damages. He alleges he was injured June 19 193% while a Taylor family trip to Culpepper Virginia ended when the car overturned seventeen miles from Romney West Virginia. The vehicle was driven by his brother Allen K. Taylor.
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United Press
Brownsville
Allen K. Taylor
London Press Attacks Shift in U S Economic Policy
United States delegation at the world economic conference aims for a unified program amid London press and delegates’ criticism. Seymour James Couzens urges avoiding policy splits, while debate centers on nationalist versus internationalist aims and currency stabilization prospects. Warburg notes the U S will not return to the gold standard until convinced it will work.
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United Press
London
Jims
United States
Informian
Monetary Commission
Senate
Key Pittman
James Warburg
U S Heiress Weds Prince In Paris Nuclear Glitter
Barbara Hutton, heiress to millions, will wed Prince Alexis Mdivani in a dawn ceremony at the Town Hall in Paris, followed by a religious rite at the Russian Cathedral. The event features wealth displays, with detectives guarding jewels and jade. The Georgian prince’s second marriage ends with a prior divorce from Louise Van Alen.
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United Press
Paris
Barbara Hutton
Mitivanil
Alexis Mdivani
Kig
Prince Miivani
Louise van Alen
Jatin Jacobs Astor
Increased Pay and Shorter Hours Planned in Cotton Textiles Code
Washington June 2 The first code under President Roosevelt’s planned economy program proposes higher wages and shorter working hours for the cotton textile industry. The code, submitted by the cotton textile industry, aims to raise wages about 10 percent for most workers and cut working hours by roughly 20 percent to spread employment and stabilize the sector.
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H. O. Thompson
United Press
Washington
Hoosevelt
Spirited Away From Hospital in Pittsburgh June 20
An ill man spirited from Homeopathic Hospital where treated for a bullet wound during an attempted robbery was pursued today. The code study reflects how revolutionary Industrial code control plans may unfold, with mentions of Peter Stetsinsky and Cicero Morrison and industrial officials.
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Pittsburgh
Nolen
Peter Setnsisky
Alian Morrison
Wis
Cicero
Grst
Vols
Hugh &. Jehnson
Rogram
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Moves to Block Railroad Wage Cut
Washington June 20 high railway labor officials said Eastman new railroad coordinator planned to appeal to orders to abandon efforts to impose an AMATHO wage reduction of 12 14 percent. Eastman to act in president Roosevelt name, meeting with railroad and union reps. Roosevelt closely watching wage dispute aims to stop pay cuts and raise purchasing power. Chicago meeting last week saw rail executives plan a 22 1 percent cut starting November 1 to replace the current 10 percent reduction expiring then.
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United Press
Washington
Joseph B. Eastman
Eastman
Roosevelt
Rockevell
Chicago
New England States Vote On Repeal In Prohibition Era
In June 20 reports from Colorado New Hampshire and Connecticut voters moved toward repeal of prohibition. New Hampshire expected a wet result with delegates to a repeal convention, while Connecticut polling aimed for a solid repeal slate under Gov. Wilbur J. Gross. Officials warned of lasting dry laws in New Hampshire at least until 1935.
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United Press Des Momnes
Jaws
Towa
Whirlwinil
Prohibitiontats Ani Tepenlista
all-Iowa Emergency Prohibition Council
Anthealoon League
Colorado
N. H
New Hampshire
Hartford
Conn
Wilbur J. Gross
Connecticut
Ciry
Guv. Cross
Incident at Ward Involving Blackie Escapes With Weights
A man referred to as Blackie entered the second floor ward through a window fire escape, removed 20 pounds of weights from Sebulakus Mehtley, ordering other patients to stay quiet, then helped the wounded man toward the window. It is believed another man toppled by the ground.
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Sebulsky
Blackie
Onth
Sebulacus
Mehtley
lFistpea 4A
Roosevelt En Route North On Schooner Emerald
President Roosevelt sails north aboard the trim schooner yacht Amberjack 11 off Cape Cod bound from Nantucket toward Province Town Massachusetts. He had sought shelter overnight at Nantucket and departed at about 5 am as a north wind favored progress.
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United Ress
President Roosevelt
Harwichport
Mass
President Roosells
Cape Cod
Nantucket
Province Lown
Roosevelt
Father Takes Stand At Trial Of Kidnappers
In Barnstable Massachusetts on June 20 Neil C. McMath testified Cyril Bick told him the Peggy McMath kidnapping was a despicable deed. McMath described sending a note to Peggy asking the name of her deceased dog Peter the Great. Cyril, believed to be an intermediary, produced two more notes about school items and Peggy expressing worry while the trial of Cyril and Kenneth Bick continues.
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Unites Prose
Barnstable
Mass
Neil C. McMath
Cyril Bick
McMath
Peggy
Trist
Gyril
Kenneth
Cyril
Peter
P. Mom
City Officials Urge Weed Cutting and Property Trim
Director of Safety Stanley Nichols Inday appeals to property owners to cut weeds on vacant lots in the city. City has received numerous complaints and plans to proceed with weed cutting and assess costs to owners who do not volunteer. Councilman also asks owners to trim shade trees and remove low hanging limbs causing hazard to pedestrians.
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Stanley Nichols Inday
Wie
Injured Man Dies in Altoona at 77
In Altoona Pennsylvania on June 19 John Ke. Dale 77 a retired wheelwright and long time resident died from a broken hip suffered in a tumble five weeks earlier. He retired from business eight years ago.
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Altoona
John Ke. Dale
Fail to Reach Agreement on Stabilization
Washington reports plan no immediate stabilization of the American dollar. London Economy conference could not agree on stabilizing foreign currencies with the dollar. Under Secretary Acheson noted a possible gentle man’s agreement to allow ultimate stabilization later, but no new guidance came from London as of early June.
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United Press
Washington
United States
Treasury
Tiulay
Acheson
Martial law in Austria widens Nazi crackdown
Vienna June 20 martial law remained in effect in parts of Austria as the government moves to destroy the Austrian Nazi party. Nazis were ordered dissolved after bombings and outrages, with police and military-led roundups of leaders. Public gatherings forbidden and citizens told to be off streets by 5 pm amid fears of further violence.
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Robert H. Best
United Press
Vienna
Austria
Reems
Heimwehr
Stein
Mautem
General Parts Corp. denial on plant closure in city
Journal inquiry at the former Climax plant found no plan to end operations. A.T. Cataldo now oversees the local plant with Fehre and others continuing as before. Columbus personnel are mentioned in connection with the site leadership.
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General Parts Corp
General Parts Corporation
Journal
Climax
Mise A.T. Cataldo
City Purchase of Utility Held Not Feasible
City Solicitor Blaine Kincard presented Council with an opinion doubting both legality and practicality of city purchase of Corry Water Supply Company. Findings state bonds secured by water company assets would expose city to full indebtedness beyond constitutional limits, and even if feasible, plant value and revenues likely wouldn’t sustain interest and retirement of funds. Continued on page five.
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Corry
Nut
Blaine Kincard
City Council
Board of Governors
Corry Taxpayers
Minteresl
Council
Kinneald
Corry Water Supply Company
Bey
Local mail rate cut to two cents in July
Postmaster General Farley announces a reduction of local mail to two cents starting July 1. Outside destinations remain three cents. The move aims to revive business lost when rates rose last July and follows a Congressionally approved act authorizing rate changes subject to presidential action.
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Farley
Roval Migil
Messenger
Congrede
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Pittsburgh Hospital
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Roosevelt Enroute
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Ming
Tia Prine
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Blaine Kincaid
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