Tax Talk Gets der In Florida
In Florida the Legislature considers a sales tax plan as supporters push for a five percent rate and hotel group advocate a three percent penalty tax. Members debate whether to pursue the plan or seek alternatives while decisions await tabulation today.
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Wallace Beery Funeral Draws Hollywood Mourners
Wallace Beery laid to rest in simple services at Forest Lawn watching public and industry figures. Lions of Hollywood gathered including Louis B. Mayer and Clark Gable while pallbearers and honorary names reflected Beery’s No. 1 scalawag image. Funeral details listed 3:40 p.m. Dothan time with Navy lieutenant uniform burial in Vale of Memory.
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House Finance Panels Weigh Intangible Tax Doubling Bill
The article notes lawmakers will review the Governor’s plan to double the intangible tax tomorrow. It mentions the House and Senate finance committees, and references related bills and fiscal measures amid broad, quirky historical detail.
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Harris to Head Alabama Diabetes Association
Dr Seale Harris of Birmingham was elected president of the Alabama Diabetes Association in Montgomery as four medical meetings convened. Officers include Dr J Harold Watkins of Montgomery and Dr J D Eichold of Mobile, who announced plans for a Mobile Bay diabetes children camp to be named the Seale Harris Memorial Camp in honor of the president.
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Seale Harris
George E Burch
Twane University
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A. E. Thomas
Claud Johnson
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J Paul Jones
Camden
Medical Association of Alabama
Alabama Academy of General Practtice
George S. Peters
Venice Tilemakers shaping American surfaces in past decades
Venice, Italy provided many early American tile setters through 20 years ago, driven by waterproof building needs. The canals’ influence fostered clay as the favored building material, linking the city to durable interior and exterior surfaces.
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Cannon Speech Sent To Cleaner Too Late to Hide The Spots
Washington reports reveal House appropriations chair Clarence Cannon sent his war speech to be edited after publication. He argued the next war would be decided in three weeks with atomic force. allies under the Marshall Plan would deploy troops while the U S supplied the bomb. The speech drew Communist amplification in The Daily Worker and other outlets.
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Widow as steady spouse and saver of nerves
Dorothy Dix counsels bachelors that widows are practical mates with cooking, plumbing, and steady devotion. A widowed partner offers resilience, less risk with children, and a dependable home life, while reminding men to face life with courage and humor.
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Advice on marriage and college before marriage from 1930s editorials
The piece argues that delaying marriage improves future partnership and financial stability. It cites Gov Alfred E Driscoll as opposing a bid, with Somerset County official Robert L Adams and State Senator Elmer H. Wene mentioned as Democratic candidates. The tone reflects early political editorializing and social guidance.
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New Jersey Picks Candidates Today
New Jersey voters go to polls in Newark for primary mayoral and gubernatorial nominations. Low enthusiasm surrounds the primary ballot as political leaders press a turnout urging a right to vote amid uncertain interest among residents.
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Unscrutable OCR: bruises and antiseptic aid note
Fragmentary OCR text mentions bruises and antiseptic relief for pain and discomfort from punches and injuries. It appears as garbled sports or medical shorthand with no clear event, date, or names to anchor a full summary.
Veteran House member Cannon Rarely Spoke for World Attention
The passage notes Cannon, a House veteran in his 14th term, first elected in 1922, and that in all his years he has not delivered a speech that drew as much worldwide attention as his recent remarks urging nations to send their boys as a fair share of wartime defense.
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