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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1935

Page

5

Bonus Rider Debate Hints on Tax Move to Aid Veterans

Washington June 7 The bonus leaders forecast a fresh bid for immediate payment of adjusted compensation certificates as the Roosevelt administration considers higher inheritance and gift taxes. Senator Thomas Oklahoma moved from a dead issue stance after learning of a strong push.

W. H. Mylander Associated Press Washington Roosevelt Thomas Okla

White House Gears to Attach Bonus as Tax Rider

The two First Ladies at the White House report the president may back adding a bonus bill as a rider to a tax measure. Rep Patman says he will cooperate if such a move arises, while Mor genthau suggests inheritance and gift taxes as revenue sources. Senator Vinson and other bonus advocates push for continued action despite the veto and questions of g

Patman D.tex Morgenthau Senate Finance Treasury Ter Harrison Miss Thomas Congress Senate House de Rép Vinson American Legion

Blue Star Ointment Promises Quick Itch Relief

To relieve itching and skin rashes Blue Star Ointment is advertised as melting in and killing the itch. The ad offers money back if the first jar fails.

Bodies of missing fliers are found in Alabama crash

In Monticello Pia on June 7 missing for three days, Mrs Harmon Lo and her two sons including the pilot were found dead nine miles south of town. Rescue parties brought the bodies back after aviators sighted wreckage from the air and reported a rainstorm caused the crash into a cornfield near Fred Loeb's farm. The Lowmans were en route from Miami to Andalusia Alabama, with a tip from a local farmer's daughter leading to the discovery.

Monticello Pia Miami Alabama Harmon Lo Here Fred Loeb Lowmans Andalusia Ale Ivey Lee Hatchet Loeb Farm Carson Chalk EB. B. Delcher Jim Ergman Orlando Ergman

Fear Missing Tot May Be Kidnapped

John Kaul five is missing from a playground near Sutton Place New York since last night. Police and volunteers, over 100 people, searched nearby buildings and a deserted brewery with no trace. Detectives fear a ransom motive while the frightened parents urge any sightings.

New York John Kaul Sutton Place East River John Anna Kaul

Tax Evasion Seen As Growing Problem

Secretary Morgenthau urged a thorough study of U S tax structure to cure inefficiencies and overlapping taxes. He spoke before the tax revision council of federal state and municipal officials urging a survey to map out how government expenditures are distributed.

Washington Morgenthau Secretary of the Treasury

Swinging Oil Can Endanger Endurance Flight

Meridian Mississippi early today Fred and Ali Keys brothers faced a near miss when a swinging oil can attached to a refueling plane struck Fred Keys on the face. They had logged 67 hours aloft covering 5860 miles and awaited a new radio generator to restore ground contact.

Meridian Miss Fred Ali Keys Fred Keys

Scratched Pimple Causes Lad's Death

In Dothan Alabama Cecil Merle Galloway 13 of Cottonwood died in a hospital from blood poisoning linked to a scratched pimple. Mahion Owens 18 of Elba died in a Montgomery hospital Monday from the same cause.

Dothan Ala Cecil Merle Galloway Cottonwood Mahion Owens Elba Montgomery

Destruction path nearly finished as Kaw flood expands

The last link in a thousand mile flood path was completed as the Kaw river crest overflowed into Missouri. Levee breaks in Kansas limited damage as the Big Muddy rose five miles wide in eastern Missouri. Red Cross reports list 124 deaths, 536 homes destroyed, 2,423 seriously damaged, and 4,293 families affected.

Kansas City Sunc Ti Kaw River Missouri Kansas Colorado Southern Red Cross

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