Senate Tax Talks Seek Fresh Sources for Revenue
Washington UP Senate tax writers search for new revenue sources not in the House bill. Senate Finance Committee discusses narrowing exemptions for cooperatives and mutuals while trimming corporate and excess profits taxes. Proposals include raising rates on regular income taxes and adjusting surtaxes to fund the government, with decisions possible today.
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Olson Wins Easily In San Francisco Title Bout
Carl Olson of Honolulu middleweight dominated Bobby Jones of Oakland in a ten round main event at Civic Auditorium last night. Olson pressed the action throughout landing rights to the body and outboxed Jones to win a clear decision.
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Bobs) Olson
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Rams End Practice in Redlands Before Eagles Tilt
The Los Angeles Rams finish a brief evening practice in Redlands as they wind up for their pro grid tilt with the Philadelphia Eagles in Little Rock, Arkansas. They break camp tomorrow, fly to Little Rock Thursday, and meet the Eagles Saturday.
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Miller seeks urgent survey on water delivery east of San Francisco Bay
Representative George P. Miller calls for immediate American River water survey to route supplies to Alameda and Contra Costa counties and Santa Clara Valley. Interior official Straus says funding should be allocated now that the appropriation bill is approved, underscoring the Folsom Dam measure. Miller, a Folsom author, notes the Bay area allocation was sidelined for the study. He cautions about possible overcommitment in the Central Valley Project and urges securing water shares for East Bay and Santa Clara early.
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Fear Malaria as Mexican Rivers Flood
Health authorities feared malaria and dysentery would spread among flood victims in eastern Mexico as Tampico and surrounding areas faced rising waters. Death tolls from the hurricane era were unconfirmed, while flood damage surpassed millions. Military and civilian aircraft dropped food as refugees crowded rooftops and government aid was sought within a week.
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Harris to Talk To Midway Lions
Alameda county schools psychologist Harris will guest speak at tomorrow's Midway Lions Club dinner at Syonesgaards at 7 pm. Attorney Harold Metin, program chairman, says the talk will cover old and modern techniques of personality analysis. Harris, a Sajpiyprenan resident, earned a BA at Baylor and an MA at UC.
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Alamseda County
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University of California
North Bay farmers push earthen dam plan for San Francisco Bay
A 36 member North Bay group from Kenwood to Sonoma counties outlined an earth dam scheme to create a fresh water lake by blocking the bay’s northern end. Officials urge Bay Area support, engineering surveys, and a Bay Area Problems committee hearing next month to build a unified front.
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Motorists warned of fee grabbing signs in Rockwood area
In Rockwood Tennessee residents report prank signs reading warning fee grabbing. Police left the notices to slow speeding motorists as Mayor McCluin urged larger signs to deter fast driving. The signs measure about 12 by 10 inches.
Oklahoma cafe hits 1935 price day with huge crowds
Guthrie Oklahoma cafe owner Don Taylor ran a one day 1935 price promotion to draw customers. Meals at 25 cents drew long lines. breakfast included two eggs with bacon coffee and toast. Hamburgers and other sandwiches sold fast and the cafe briefly ran out of food. patrons waited outside as staff struggled to keep up. Taylor estimated hundreds of customers visited and credited the promotion with boosting business, though he would not repeat it.
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