Tax Bill Passes House Amid Dem Victory And Criticism
The House approved a $209,000,000 tax measure over Republican opposition. The plan revises corporate taxation and includes a 4 percent personal tax on dividends, with projected gains to fund farm aid and bolster revenue. Supporters call it fairer, while Republicans warn it could destabilize business and create monopolies. Continued on Page Five.
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Round Up Plane Arrives as Legionnaires Plan Airport Greeting
At Dothan airport Friday morning Commander J P Faon urged Chester R Vickery post members to provide solid representation for the Legion's round-up plane. Two members depart Friday to collect Le Hon for the year, with stops planned at Enterprise and Fairly before an early Friday return.
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Enterprise
Schools Benefit Rent Gets 3100 In General Fund
The Alabama Department of Education allocated totals from the state school tax and educational trust funds to county school systems. About 194000 plus 329000 from the educational trust fund will be distributed to districts within days, with specific allocations listed for Jefferson, Madison, Dallas, Houston, and Morgan counties among others.
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Educational Trust Fund
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Moai
Jefferson
Monte
Madison
Weytitsloosa
Brome Bn
Dallas
Fouston
Morgan
Colbert
Jay Wbderdale
Pie
Narrow Escape at Salraukee Sparks Custody Hearing
April 20 report from Salraukee details a narrow escape as authorities suspend custody of two children after a chaotic scene. The incident center, Holtz, is quoted saying safety concerns prompted the action while the bride remains influence-tangled in the unfolding case.
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Waste Halt and New Deal Duty as Employment Tonic
A November scene outside Dothan along the Ashford highway shows nomadic French horse traders and the Dothan clan of families. Mary Frances Carroll died of pneumonia at 11 months old. funeral services were held in Atlanta for her and other clan members, reflecting long-standing reunions as the traders tour the country. James R. K. Brackett. Associated Press writer, reports a Washington view on Roosevelt policies, noting Chamber of Commerce concerns that New Deal taxes hinder employment and urging reform of federal taxing powers.
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Nashville
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Houston
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United States
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Weigg
Weigg Unrary For di Qh the and Virnon Mehl, 25 New Orleans
Virgie Hebier
Lean Weel Zachery
Attiehra
Raton
Touge
Onpingers
Dacbary
Eri Fently
Anna Lea Hebert
FBI
Niehehin
Mary Hebert Annother
Folly
New Onfenon
Reduced Cotton Crop or Higher Costs Predicted
Houston county's 1996 cotton crop may be smaller than prior years, or yield may be far higher in cost per grower, farm agent C M Ling reported after surveys showed widespread poor stands and seed losses from heavy rains. Sign-up for soil conservation work programs resumes with beat-by-beat schedules to recruit remaining farmers.
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Nx Co
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Lingaard
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Rehobeth
Ble Creek
Brannoh Stind
Wickaburg
Coltanwood
Cameron's School
Wajlorg
Totadas
Webb
Tuesaday
Columbia
Ashford
Bttam
Gordon
Crosby
Girl Wounded In Meridian Shooting In Critical Condition
Miss Wilma Wooten, 20, of Philadelphia, Mississippi, was hospitalized in Meridian in critical condition after a pistol shot just above the heart. Sheriff M. A Posey said Leband Perry, a friend, was held in Philadelphia during the investigation after they returned to her home from an automobile ride. The bullet entered Wooten’s chest just above the heart.
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Philadelphia
M. A Posey
Neshoba County
Leband’ Perry
Perry
Mica Wooten
Friendship Ceases For Law Partners In Politics
South Pittsburgh April 29 An AP report notes the law firm of Kelly and Kelly appears to handle business only. Allen Kelly a Republican was named a presidential elector at a recent party convention. Alan Kelly his partner is a candidate for a similar post in the Democratic party. They are not related.
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Tann
Kelly
Knox Cluime
Roosevelt
Cleveland
Pennsylvania
Sradera
Officer responds to routine park car incident in Arkansas
In Spring in Raw, Arkansas, a woman reports a young man in a new car asked her to get in his vehicle. Officer Kiehl notes the complaint is routine for the season and orders three squad cars to the scene, but the youth had already vanished.
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Lattle Rock Ark
Cat
Kiehl
Dredging Fails To Extract Slug From Memphis Girl
Sixteen year old Pauline Lane remained in uncertain condition in Ernoville Tennessee as doctors prepared for a second operation to remove a metallic slug swallowed by the girl last Friday. An expert noted the object had shifted since the prior X ray, complicating removal. Doctors warned pneumonia posed the greatest danger, with fever between 100 and 102. Contnued on page eight.
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Tesn
Pauline Lane
Phynic Tune
Philadelphia
Eha
Primary tests read cheerily for all camps
Supporters of Roosevelt for re election and of Landon and Borah opposed him in November drew satisfaction from Pennsylvania and Massachusetts primaries. Delegates added in both states brought totals toward the Philadelphia convention. Most delegates are uninstructed. outcomes depend on future convention rules and unbound votes.
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Roosevelt
Covernor Landon
Kansas
Borah
Idaho
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Massachusetts
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Jan Pennaylvanig
Philadelphia
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Peither
Landon
Pennsylvania
Cotton Exchange Contract Change Debate Hits Hill Hearings
Washington April 29 AP A Cotton Exchange contract change proposal drew support from J O Donnell Boston and New York cotton merchant as vital for small firms survival The witness urged ending southern delivery and restricting exchange trading to 50000 bales monthly The two month old investigation continued with leaders Smith and others directing hearings while major merchants Clayton and McFadden awaited testimony amid sharp declines in cotton trading volumes year to date
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O'Donnel
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Smith
Leant
Clayton
Houston
Tenan
John H. McFadden
Philadelphia
Aglex
Frierson and Co
Amaller
Hia
Bandit Couple To Have Trial At Pensacola
Homer Parker and a woman identified as Beatrice Margaret Figora face trial in Pensacola next month on kidnapping and motor vehicle theft charges. Parker, arrested in Mobile with a woman, was linked to robberies in Mississippi and Alabama, with a $2,500 bond set for him and $1,000 for the woman. Local sheriff notes Parker's alleged involvement in a series of holdups and abductions across several states, including a Florida case.
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Pensacola
Gagle
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Fred Walkins
Marianna
Whigham Go
Parker
Beatrice Margaret Figore
Texom
Beatrice Margaret Figora
Walker
Texas
Parker and Kin «Onan
Loulylann
Mixalaaipp
Alabama
Lomatann
McComb
Miley
Dillinger decoy on liner details from red woman
In Chicago President Harding announced deportation of the woman in red who guided FBI men to Dillinger’s location. The deportee told questioners how she received $5000 for informing and said she would do her duty again. She denied fear or affection for Dillinger.
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John Dillinger
Chicago
Harding
Dillinger
Wight
America
Altera
Kentucky Liquor Tax Takes Effect May Day
Kentucky liquor tax applies to whiskies and gin sold after 1 am May 1. The legislature chose the date to fund state revenue by imposing a cent per pint on wine and beer and a higher rate on certain spirits, though details in the text are garbled.
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Kentucky
Frankfort
Derby
Tear Gas Routs Crowd At Courthouse In Assault Murder Case
Homicide case at a Brooklyn courthouse triggers tear gas as guards force the crowd back after the arraignment of a Black defendant for a brutal assault murder. Widespread disturbance leads to arrests and readiness for transport to Birmingham. Authorities prepare special juries and appoint counsel for Miller as tension remains high.
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National
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Miller
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Ind
Birmingham
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Biliam
Iicke
Bpeake
Ed Johnston
Fe Tayne
Ter
Wamel
Cour House
Drew
Venice
Beckdes
Heavy rains bog five dead and three Italian advance gravely injured
A Persian style clash on the imperial highway near Addin Ababa Djibouti corridor in Ethiopia reports heavy rains turning ground to mud. The northern column under Marahal Pietra Radolgug pressed forward while Ethiopian defenders yielded, with several Italian advance units badly hurt or killed during the triple crash and ensuing chaos.
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Raach
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Sunn Banek
Umee Aiden
Ukepoinik
Watumn Pronien
Addin Ababa-Djibouti
Marahal Pietra Radolgug
Paria Political Cetea
Leon Brim
Charser of
Otter
Thove Lxtricia
Blum
Frat Requine Sociniint
Aa Peyptians
Fuad
Im-Vennald Farouk
Jong
Ankin
Hunting News and Local Events Spotlight
Fragmented OCR summarizes hunting notes and local events with scattered names and dates. Mentions Artie Mundin, April timelines, a fee, and various individuals linked to a council or committee. Context is unclear due to garbled text but centers on community activities and local figures.
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APTA
Evita Tay
Nike
Myer
Ferreran
Lioncheck Marriage Mystery Amid Immunity Plea
Washington April 28 Associated Press reports Marion Lioncheck of Waxhin tor entered today prepared for immunity with a bundle and received commendations on his day old marriage. He refused to name or deny he was married to Rubye Laurie Nix 21 a stenographer. The Rev Paul Diehl confirmed the ceremony and noted no public record yet.
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Washington
Marion Yioncheck
Waxhin Tor
Asa
Namie
Rubye Laurie Nix
Injured Youth From Alabama City Dies After Fall in Villa Rica
In Villa Rica Georgia on April 20 a 19 year old youth identified as Orgill Broan of Alabama City Alabama died in a hospital from a skull fracture after falling from a truck panel. Sheriff's deputies searched for the truck and relatives in Alabama were notified of the death.
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Villa Rica
APS
Ino
Orgill Broan
Alabama City
Als
Sheriff's Office
Weather outlook for Alabama and Northwest Florida
A weather forecast notes likely thunderstorms developing Wednesday night and Thursday across Alabama and Northwest Florida. Forecasters expect unsettled conditions with risk of strong storms and localized heavy rainfall, mainly in the southern tier and coastal areas.
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