Roosevelt expected to unveil tax plan in message to Congress
President Roosevelt cleared his schedule to prepare a tax message due to Congress, outlining three revenue types to cover a deficit from the Supreme Court AAA ruling. He warned taxes would plug a large gap and may be framed as new substitute and replacement taxes to fund farm programs and amortization.
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United Press
Washington
Mar
Roosevelt
Congress
Surem Court Aaa
VFW to Stage Big Stag Party at Radio Fete
Members of Lt. A W Thompson Post No 264 VFW plan a stag party to accompany the fifth annual Hella America radio program on March 3. The coast to coast NBC broadcast will start at 12 0 p m CST with the oath of obligation by Commander in chief James B Van Zandt to about 25 000 recruits. National President Mrs Winifred D Toussaint will speak on child welfare linked to the VFW National Home for War Orphans. Senators James F Burns and James Van Zandt will address, followed by the obligation ceremony. Three top dance orchestras led by Jimmy Dorsey Ray Noble and Henry Busse will perform. The event, in West Washington Street post rooms, was organized by I L Biseman.
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Lt. A. ‘W. Thompson Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
National V. F. W
Post Rooms
West Washington Stree
National Broadcasting Co
James B. van Zanat
Winifred D.toussaint
V. F. W. iAuxiliary
V. F. W. National Home For War Orphans
St Maton Rapids
Mitch
James F. Burns
Soutl
Carolina
James ©. van Zandt
Jimmy Dorsey
Palomar
Hollywood
Calif
Ray Noble
Rainbow Room
Rockefeller Center
New York
Henry Busse
Chicago
Il. I. Biseman
Markets at a Glance Stocks Mixed in Trading
Markets at a glance show U S Steel near a 1988 high while Bonde moves higher in light trading. Chicago stocks are irregular with curb money up about one percent. The dollar is unchanged and cotton fluctuates three points lower to seven points higher as grains trend generally lower with May wheat at 1.00.
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United Press
U.S. Steel
Chicago
Two Die and Six Missing in Warren Hotel Blaze
Two guests died after jumping from a third floor window as a Warren hotel burned fiercely. Fire departments from Youngstown, Niles, and Warren fought the blaze that damaged the hotel and menaced Union Savings and Trust Co. building, with six others unaccounted for.
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Unites Press
Warren
Youngstown and
Niles
Warren Hotel
Union Savinga and Trust Co
Campaign for Church Funds Underway in Christchurch
The United Brethren rebuilding fund committee in Christchurch launches a two week drive after an initial pledge of 1700 toward a 3000 goal. Rev. Paul Weaver of Jamestown leads, with solicitors visiting clubs and citizens to aid the emergency caused by the February fire that destroyed the old church. Insurance on the building has been paid.
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United Brethren
Christchurch
Paul Weaver
Jamestown
Erie
Lyle R. Thom
Grand Street
Naturalization Ceremonies At VFW Home In Erie
Veterans of Foreign Wars will host a naturalization event at the VFW Home in Erie county. Lanwrence A. Taylor prothonotary and official to attend. Mr Zerbe to administer oath and present citizenship papers to local residents who completed required studies and were approved by Judge Miles B. Kitts in county court.
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Chester Eence
Erie
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Lanwrence A. Taylor
Erie County
Zerbe
County Court, of Common Pleas
Miles B. Kitts
City Council to Act on Fire Truck Purchase Offer
The Cory Firemen's Relief Association has offered to sell a new pumper fire truck to the local department. City officials plan formal consideration of the informal proposal this evening after a three week wait.
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Cory Firemen's Relief Association
LaGuardia Declares Citywide Elevator Safety Emergency
Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia orders city employees to operate high rise elevators amid a statewide strike that disrupts service across Manhattan. The emergency aims to protect life and public health as unrest erupts in Wall Street districts and job seekers clash with strikebreakers.
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United Press New York
Fiorello H. LaGuardia
Manchatin
James J. Bambrick
Wall Street Detriet
American Confidential Agency
Realty Advisory Board
Quiet Weekend At Beer Places Attract No Disturbances
Police reported a calm weekend with no major accidents or disturbances at beer venues. Chief John D. Flanigan credited the campaign against disorder for the quiet state and warned beer spot operators to expect swift action if trouble arises. He noted that past prohibition era stampedes by drinkers have diminished as proprietors reinforce policing, and fewer drinks appeared on streets due to corner cementing methods.
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John D. Flanigan
Flanigan
Akron Threatened by General Strike
Labor leaders in Akron threaten a general strike tied to the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company lockout now in its third week. A 25 member committee of the Central Labor Union was authorized to call the strike if Goodyear uses force to reopen plants or if victory becomes necessary to win the strike.
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Akron
Goodyear Tire and Rubber
Central Labor Union
Goodyear Company
Goodyear
Editor's widow escapes Minneapolis under threat
Mrs. Ed ith Liggett fled the midwest today seeking refuge from death threats following the assassination of her husband. She said she is leaving Minneapolis to protect her family and children.
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Minneapolis
Edith Liggett
Middle West
Hauptmann Granted Second Reprieve Ahead of Execution
Belino Richard Hauptmann appears set to receive another reprieve before the planned electric chair date in the Lindbergh baby murder case. A state conference including Attorney General Witentz, Col Norman Schwarsnor, and Hunterdon Prosecutor Hauck ended with officials indicating support for delaying the execution.
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United Press
Thenton
N. J
Belino
Richard Hauptmann
Genera David T. Witentz
Col. H
Norman SchwWarsnoor
Anthony Hauck
Hunterdon County
State House
Italians Smash Through Ethiopian Front in East Africa Drive
United Press reports Panzer command at Walian General Heath quarters cites Emperor Selassie’s forces decimated in Dessye region, with Ethiopian troops fleeing and 10,000 killed or wounded. Ras Guiding figures, Ras Teferi, and Ras Kassa noted, Badoglio expanding from Temblen to Alagi as Italians push strategic gains near the Sudan frontier.
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Reynolds Packard
United Press
Walian
Heathquarters
Hiniopig
Pietro Budaylly
Tala Doutimanier
East Africa
Tum
Emperor Il Selassie
Dessye
Soimb
Iusivassy
Ras Tei
Sudan
Badoglio
Aiba Alagi
Ras Kessa
Heavy Traffic On Roads As Weather Improves
Motorists benefited from the first clean driving conditions in weeks as clear cool weather drew heavier traffic across the district. Reports describe highways showing increased use with only minor spots north of the city and no serious accidents over the weekend.
States Ban Prison Goods Clarified by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court handed down decisions clarifying state powers including the right to exclude pagan made goods from their territory. Nearly twenty cases were reviewed in under two hours with no dissents.
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Washington, Mar
Supreme Court
Jobless Show Big Increase
United Press reports a sharp rise in unemployment in January with 1,229,000 more unemployed. The American Federation of Labor notes total unemployed grew to 12,026,000 by February 1, signaling over a million jobs lost in the latter half of 1935 as the year begins.
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Vy United Press
Washington
Mar
American Federation of Lithia
Aigurs
Torlie
Federation Sur
Parity of Farm Income Aims as Relief Spee ded
The White House ordered the Agriculture Department to implement a new 50 million soil conservation program, successor to the AAA. President Roosevelt said the goal is parity of farm income, not prices, and pledged to uphold agricultural equality principles. Over 5,000 A A A staff moved to rapid action under Administrator Chester Davis. Countess Barbara Hutton von Haugwitz-Reventlow was reported recovering and out of danger in London.
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United Press
Washington
Whiite House
Department of Agriculture
New Deal
Velie
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Roon
Evelt
Agriculture Adjustment
Chester C. Davis
London
Barbara Hutton von Haugwitz-Reventtow
Hay
Westerners Standout In Near Primaries As Republicans Rally
As the GOP presses toward its convention, Gov. Landon of Kansas and Sen. Borah of Idaho lead a field of declared and dark horse candidates in the fight for Republican favor. Early primaries begin March 10 in New Hampshire, with subsequent contests across Wisconsin, New York, Illinois, and others through May 15. Borah faces Taft after key party leaders withdraw from the Ohio primary, reshaping the race.
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Lyle C. Wilson
United Press
Washington
Mar
Neawvesten
Aspm
Landon
Kansas
Sen
William J, Borah
Idaho
New Hampshire
Frank Fox
Chicago
Republlican
Chisago
Wisconsin
New York
Ilinois
Pennsylvanis
Massachusetts
Maryland
California
South Dakota
Ohio
West Virginia
Oregon
New Jersey
Cleveland
Knox
Arthi H. Vandenberg
Mich
Corry Delegation to Discuss Snow Clearing on State Streets
Corry delegates attend a hearing before a sub committee of the state legislative local government commission at Franklin on March 9 to discuss authorizing the state department of highways to remove snow from city and borough streets. The meeting also covers highway maintenance, local government costs, budgets, and education funding to favor economies. Delegates from Corry have not been named. Mrs E C Barnes returns home after several days in Allentown Pa.
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Corry
State Legislative Local Government Commission
Franklin March Uth
State Department of Highways
Peace effort delays new penalties in Ethiopian conflict
Geneva March 2 The league Sleeving committee of 18 convoked the peace committee of 13 to meet tomorrow for a new peace effort in the Ethiopian War before any embargo or other new penalties are applied. Capt Anthony Eden British foreign secretary informed the committee.
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United Press
Geneva
League
Sanc Lions
Italy
Anthony Eden
Italy Expects Haile Selassie to Quit Rome
Rome reports Italy expects Emperor Haile Selassie to abdicate in favor of a young crown prince who would seek peace with Italy. Britain backs oil embargo and port restrictions. Eden's stance is cautious. A parliamentary committee weighs peace prospects amid the stalemate.
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Italy
Haile Selassie
United Press
Rome
Crown Pines
Hanelly Relia
Britain
Hilen
Pierro Tien Flandin
Eden
Mae
Committee of 43
Committee of 13
Taly
Crossings Blocked at Noon and Traffic Re Routed
City traffic halted from 11 56 a m to 12 27 p m as Erie Railroad freight caused hot box problems at First Avenue and Center Street. Maple Avenue crossing opened rerouting most traffic while one block remained closed for repairs and another train moved to Union City.
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City
Meon Holly
Erie Railroad Company
First Avenue
Center Street
Maple Avenue
Union City
Order checks on pink eye cases at schools
Health authorities ordered school officials to isolate students with pink eye to halt spread. Affected students report to the school physician and stay home until no longer troubled. About 25 cases are scattered across public schools, with a few additional mumps cases noted.
Another Jap Leader Dies in Personal Crisis Amid Revolt
Tokyo reports an army crisis list expanding after Maj. Takesuke Amano killed his superior and himself following Terazo Ando's revolt. Several other reports believed. number undisclosed. Surviving officers held in prison awaiting trial as the city returns to normal and leaders seek a new cabinet. Doll festival preparations amuse the public.
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Unites Press
Tokyo
Takesuke Amano
Talmeek
Amano
Terazo Ando
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Radio Fete
Corry Veterans
U. B
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Borah
Hauptmann
Witentz
Colit
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Radoglia
Franklin
E. C. Barnes
Allentown
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