Complications Likely If The Tax Program Is Pressed Now
Capitol Hill leaders face complications as they push President Roosevelts tax plan to fund a 500 million expiring nuisance tax measure. Senate liberals led by LaFollette threaten quick action while bonus and tariff conflicts loom. Bonus advocates like Senator Thomas D. of Oklahoma may seek a rider to break up large fortunes.
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Congress Debates Roosevelt Tax Extension Plan
The House weighs extending two year wealth and nuisance levies including copper coal lumber and petroleum duties. Leaders fear amendments could lure changes to tariffs and the plan may depend on Senate action with possible short term extensions. Vice President Garner Speaker Burns and others discuss immediate consideration as Morgenthau prepares a draft tax program.
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Governor Graves discussed Alabama bonds and mineral plans in Montgomery
Governor Bibb Graves and a newspaperman talked about plans to develop mineral deposits in south Alabama while General R. E. Steiner sat by, remarks about bond transfers and the Elm tree prediction punctuated the scene. Dr Dan T McCall ridiculed the Dominick sterilization bill at a public hearing and warned against judging citizens.
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Shower Honors Mrs J Pierce Wilma Hampton in Danville
Danville Speake Community hosts a blue and white shower for Mrs J Pierce born Wilma Hampton now living in Tuscaloosa. Guests signed a bride book and gifts were presented as Bobby Ann Waldrup and James Speake wheeled the bride into the living room.
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Pruitt Simms
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Plane Crash Kills Fourteen in Colombia Escalates Toll
In Colombia near Medellin two low flying planes collided on takeoff, killing fourteen aboard and injuring six. among the dead are prominent film star Carlos Gardel and Ernesto Samper known as the Lindbergh of Colombia. The disaster stunned the city as doctors fought to save the injured.
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Puny Children May Have Worms Warning Ad
A vintage drug advertisement touts White's Cream V to expel round and pin worms in children. It claims to ease fretful sleep, teething, bad breath and poor appetite as worms leave the digestive tract. Priced at 35 cents at druggists.
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The article asks about the average temperature of Earth and explores global climate context. It discusses conceptual benchmarks for mean surface temperature and references general climate science notions without presenting new data or figures.
Dionne quintuplets fuel deal sparks curiosity
In Kansas City a filling station advertises five gallons of gasoline for 79 cents under the slogan The Dionne five gals. The sign invites motorists to request One Dionne to obtain the price, reflecting a playful nod to the Dionne quintuplets.
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Blue Star Ointment Promises Quick Itch Relief
An old advertisement touts Blue Star Ointment as a remedy for itch rashes tetter foot itch ringworm and eczema. It claims the medicine melts in, soaks in and kills the itch with a money back guarantee if the first jar fails.
Endurance plane carries on with flat tire in record flight
Meridian Mississippi June 7 The Meridian endurance plane nicknamed Ole Miss reached 500 hours on its 22nd day aloft amid a flat tire. Pilots Al and Fred Key told ground crews they would land with caution. to ease landing they planned to fly until fuel ran low to lighten load and balance the craft. The crew stayed upbeat and rested, aiming to break the world record of 553 hours 41 minutes 30 seconds set by the Hunter brothers in Chicago.
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