Senate Wide Probe of Tax Dodgers Faces Senate Action
Senate approves house form to create a joint investigative committee on income tax evasion and avoidance. President Roosevelt signature required to start the inquiry. Morgenthau to name taxpayers in public session and allow appeals. Committee to be six members from each chamber with powers to subpoena and hold hearings.
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Congressional Investigating Committee
Morgenthau
Roousevel
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Doughton
Ways and Means Committee
The
Treasury
C of C Urges Home Rule on Farm Tenancy
A chamber of commerce committee urged private financing of tenant farm aid as Senate and House bills move. It backed local loan guarantees by government insulation, akin to mortgage insurance. The Senate committee proposed a farmer’s home corporation with 10 million for year one? then 25 million next and 50 million annually, holding titles until payment. Tenants numbered 2,149,000 in 1935, a record share of population.
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Chamber of Commerce of the
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Senate Agriculture Committee
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Senate
Roosevelt
Farmer's Home Corporation
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Chamber Committee
M. W. Thatcher
President backs crop insurance push for winter wheat plans
Heerty at 86 of the wheat conservation conference urged the president to advance pending crop insurance legislation as winter wheat planting time nears in the southwest. Thatcher noted the president showed similar interest to that in a message to Congress earlier this year.
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Wheat Conservation Conference
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Congress
Sinclair Lewis gifts manuscript to Yale university
New Haven June 10 AP Sinclair Lewis the novelist presented to Yale University the manuscript of his volume It Can't Happen Here Angell announced today Lewis class is holding its 30th anniversary reunion this month
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New Haven, Conn
Sinclair Lewis
Yale University
James Rowland Angell
President Roosevelt Court Plan Endorsed by Newspaper Guild
IT Louis June 10 AP The American Newspaper Guild, ally of CIO, backs Roosevelt's Supreme Court proposal while demanding a constitutional amendment to safeguard basic rights. The guild votes to deem failure to enlarge the court a betrayal of the last election. It also calls for 3 billion dollars to fund Works Progress Administration expansion and labor standards. It rejects neutrality on the Spain war, pledging to oppose fascism and support Spain’s fight for democracy and labor rights.
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American Newspaper Guild
Committee For Industrial Organization
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Congress
Administration
Works Progress Administration
Spain
Steel Strike Blame Pointed at Republic Steel Firms
Senator Guffey charged that the sole responsibility for the steel strike lies with Republic Steel Corp, Youngstown Sheet and Tube, and Inland Steel. He urged an amendment to investigate striker interference with mail delivery and to require contracts similar to those signed by U S Steel and others. The Bridges proposal faces committee review tomorrow. The piece notes the 1817 purchase of the Danish West Indies as the Virgin Islands.
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Joseph F. Guffey
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Republic Steel Corporation
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Inland Steel
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U. S. Steel
Guffey
Bridges
Post Office and Post-Roads Committee
Pick Your Own Headache Now Physician Says
Atlantic City notes Dr Temple Fay announced a cephalalgic gram to classify headaches and locate their origin by spinal pressure changes. Dr Rosenow of Mayo Clinic described serum tests to identify infections and tailor vaccines. Dr Conwell reported fish oils aided a muscle wasting condition, with over half of treated patients returning to normal work. whooping cough epidemics in infants could be halted.
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N. J
Temple Fay
Philadelphis
American Medical Association
Fay
Charles S. Rosenow
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Ins
Rosenow
Daniel V. Conwell
Halstead
Kas
New York Law Extends Jury Service to Women
Albany June 10 AP Prolonged efforts to grant women jury service faced a likely victory as the Kleinfeld measure repeals sex designations for jurors. The law requires jurors to be voters and property owners or have at least 250 dollars assessed valuation. Attorney General Bennett stated that special laws based on sex may be refused.
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Albany
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New York
John J. Bennett, Jr
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