Plan To Tax State And Municipal Securities Encounters Opposition
Lawmakers weigh a federal tax on interest from state federal and local securities amid protests. Analysts say revenue could rise slowly and affect bond markets, with estimates ranging from 95 to 179 million yearly on state and local issues and higher rates for federal securities. Opponents warn higher interest costs may hurt states and refinancing.
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Fed
Congress
Con- I
Alabama income tax dip eyed as surplus funds eyed for education
Revenue Commissioner John Curry reported a sharp drop in Alabama income tax collections for 1938, while Comptroller Ben Singleton projected a year end surplus exceeding 1 million dollars above bonded obligations. Education groups sought about 825 thousand dollars from the fund, and officials warned past surpluses could retire bonds.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
John Curry
Ben Singleton
Curry
Washington
Singleton
Rode to Death On Stratoliner
A report notes a Stratoliner incident described as a ride to death. Details reference school funds diverted and used for other purposes.
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Stratoliner
Home Grown Flags New York Silkworm Made Silk Flags
John Ousta of the Bronx used 100 percent home grown silkworms to produce what he claims are first all American silk flags. He began with imported eggs from Turkey in 1935 and after breeding selected the finest moths, yielding 33,000 second generation worms from an ounce of eggs.
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New York
John Ousta
Ousta
Bronx
Turkey
Convict on Trial Today for Detected Police Killing
In Birmingham on March 21, Willie Williams, an escaped Mobile convict, faces the death penalty for the fatal shooting of City Detective J. T. Moser during an arrest on January 31. Defense argues accident during struggle for the gun as key to his acquittal or death verdict.
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Birmingham
Ala
J. T. Moser
Willie Williams
Mobile
George Lewis Bailes
Williams
B. M. Miller
Moser
Robert Oglesby
Draper State Prison
Charles Hoffman
V. Mauldin
Mauldin
Bailes
Nazi 'Trial Marriage' By NEA Service
Grand Rapids Michigan March 21 Mrs Fritz Tennis plans a trial marriage in the United States after three vows in Fahnenburg Castle Germany. She hopes Fritz a Nazi aeronautical engineer will adjust to American life and secure work in an airplane factory.
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NEA Service
Grand Rapids
Mich
Fritz
Fahnenburg Castle
Germany
Gotha
Dusseldorf
Fahne
Bertha Landman
United States
Tennis
Katherine Landman
Great Falls
America
Herr Tennis
Hitler
Public Honor Roll For Gordon-Bibb School Listed
The sixth month honor roll for Gordon-Bibb School lists students by grade with teachers named. Included are Junior and Senior First and Second Grades under Mrs. Blackwell and Mrs. Givens, plus Third, Fourth and Fifth Grade honorees across several teachers.
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Gordon-Bibb School
Givens
Kenneth McCulloch
Elga Smith
Betty Jean Hallmark
Peggy Kilgore
Billy Scroggins
Mrs. Blackwell
F. W. Sharp
Shirley Jacobs
Marian Chandler
Eugene Town
Robert Charles Hill
James L. Abbott
Irving Golden
Mary Glenn Green
William Royer
Ruby Walker
Billy Lamon
James Edward Whittle
Miss Lee
Clarence Aday
Lewis Pethany
Wilbur Lee Couch
Tommy Fitzpatrick
Marvin Hester
Billy Manly
Goff Owen
Barrett Shelton
Edna Boyd Conner
Hattie Dobbs
Ann Givens
Gwendolyn Jones
Betty Faye Julian
Joan Phelps
Louise Self
Darsia Lee Wiggins
Miss Maner
Dan
Miss Lile
Thelma Gillespie
Geraldine Hill
Tammany Brav es Excluded From State Indian Relief Bill
Albany March 21 The Republican assembly approved extending relief to any needy Indian on a state reservation noting the measure does not apply to Tammany Indians. The bill moves to the senate after Speaker Heck stated Tammany Indians do not need relief, prompting taunts about New York politics from Leader Steingut.
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Albany
N. Y
Republican Assembly
Tammany Hall “Braves
New York
Aged Woman Sara Cornett Dies at 111 in Dallas
Mrs. Sara Cornett, 111, known as a pipe smoking champion, died yesterday as preparations for her 112th birthday party were underway. Florists planned to convert bouquets for burial wreaths. She won a pipe smoking contest at the Texas Centennial Exposition at age 110.
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Dallas
Sara Lornett
Grandma Cornett
Convicts Strike Again at San Quentin Prison
San Quentin officials report a second hunger strike by inmates in two months with about sixteen hundred of the 5300 prisoners refusing dinner in protest. Warden Court Smith says the unrest centers on about fifteen troublemakers and notes plans to revoke good time credits for strike leaders, possibly extending sentences by roughly half.
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San Quentin
Calif
Court Smith
America
Board of Prison Terms and Paroles
Smith
Ordination Service Set for March 29 at Sixteenth Avenue Baptist
An ordination service will be held March 29 at Sixteenth Avenue Baptist Church. Four deacons G. W. Norwood Eugene Brown Paul Mc Cluskey and Otis Sevars will be ordained. Rev. W. W. Coffey will assist in the service delivering the message.
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Sixteenth Avenue Baptist Church
G. W. Norwood
Eugene Brown
Paul McCluskey
Otis Sevars
W. W. Coffey
Prison officials vow action as unrest spreads
In a statement a prison official claims troublemakers are behind the unrest while asserting the ring leaders will be punished. He says most inmates only join due to fear of reprisals from the so called big shots, insisting the food itself is not the issue.
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