Senate Rejects Move to Tax Ray on AAA Industries
Washington July 20 The Senate votes 62 to 15 to reject a compensatory tax on rayon and other cotton competitors and limits lawsuits against the government over the tax burden. Debate centers on protecting cotton growers while considering implications for the gold clause and processing taxes.
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Senate
Wagner
Russell
Georgia
Mada
Scotton
Staalor Glass
Virginia
United States
Ambiguous Rodent or Law Group Reassigns Officials
Fragmentary report from Santa Monica July 20 notes lawyers from an American association leaving after conventions. Text hints at slogans and unclear conduct but provides no clear facts, dates, or names. Overall content appears damaged with garbled phrases and uncertain events.
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Calif
Wall
The
American Association
Japan Enters Ethiopian Broil Amid Italy Protests
Japan moves toward widening the Abyssinian crisis as Italy protests a hostile press in Tokyo while Emperor Haile Selassie vows to defend Ethiopian territory to the last man. In Innsbruck Italian fugitives seek to dodge military service as war looms, and Rome eyes the increasing hostility from foreign press and officials.
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Italy
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Associated Press
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Addis Ababa
Hils
Ttallen
Foreign Office
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Innsbruck
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Ethiopia
Hureau
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Rome
Sertougnean
Haile Selassie
West Africa
Mob Lynches Black man after alleged assault in Fort Lauderdale
In Fort Lauderdale on July 20 a mob killed Rubin Stacey, 37, after a reported attempt to assault a white woman. Police and officials investigated as Deputy Sheriff Virgil Weight described the group of about 109 masking lynchers who forced the car off the road and dragged Stacey away. Local woman Marlon Jones identified Stacey as her assailant hour before his death. the motive remains tied to the alleged attack and mob action. Governor Sholte ordered a swift inquiry into the lynching and the mob’s conduct.
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Ae Dave-Shorte
Rubin Stacay
Miami
Marlon Jones
O. Newell
Sto
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Sholte
Stacey
Virgil Weight
Wright
Mia Jones
Thirteen Aboard Dutch Liner Killed in Alpine Crash
A Royal Dutch Airlines passenger plane en route from Frankfurt to Milan crashed near San Bernarding Switzerland in fog. Thirteen people died. ten passengers and three crew members were aboard. Rescue teams found two survivors who later died. The aircraft, after attempting to land in a narrow valley, struck trees and caught fire. Nationalities among the unidentified passengers included Dutch English German and Swiss.
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Switzerland
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Thoes Sheart
Reacuers
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Main
Milan
An Giacama
Gerard and
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Help In Adjusting Debts Pressed Upon Farmers of Houston
Houston county farmers were urged by the county farm debt committee to apply at the county agent's office for aid in adjusting their debts. The 4 member committee includes Patterson, Whidden, and Burdeshaw. meeting attendees included Gabler, McLure, Freer, Speight, and Tampiin.
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Dothan
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Sean
Louis Tampiin
Jang Bani
Florida Licensed Dealer Offers Rewards for Bootleggers Arrest
A Rambtoo county whisky dealer operating under a license advertised in the local newspaper rewards of 25 and 19 dollars for the arrest of bootleggers and moonshiners. The dealer C. C. Shepherd offered the reward from liquor sales and from makers of moonshine whiskey, with proceeds directed to county officials.
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Jasper
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Rambtoo County
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Sapiet County Offi
Last Minute- BULLETINS WIMBLEDON and Atlanta notices
A garbled July bulletin notes a rain postponement of a US Germany match and a 75 119 66 61 score, with Bonald Dodge and Heiner Henkel mentioned. It also reports a Georgia Public Service Commission injunction hearing against the Interstate Commerce Commission, an Arkansas spider bite incident near Pine Bluff, a note on Russian workers cooperative property being returned, a Lucil Pirandello comment on Italy and Ethiopia, and Upton Luclair’s California plan EPIC reference.
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Eng
APJ
United States
Germany
Bonald Dodge
California
Heiner Henkel
Atlanta
Georgia Public Service Commission
Interntain Commerce Commission
Stynecha
Hodera
Reduetter Opder
Georgia
Flying Keys Headed for Detroit Air Show
Meridian Mississippi July 2 AP The flying Key brothers Al and Fred will depart Meridian in their Ole Mias endurance plane Monday to join the Detroit air show. Col Roscoe Turmer will introduce the famed duo as they display the Ole Kiss. The Keys recently set a new world endurance record at Meridian.
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Meetdinn
Detroit
Roscoe Turmer
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Maridian
Senate Agents Eyeing Bankers Arms Makers
Senate investigators with twenty agents under Chairman Nye have been ordered to monitor American bankers and arms makers for any deals with Italy or Ethiopia. Chief investigator Stephen Reushenbush leads the group, which has found no instances of such transactions so far. Nye warns such inquiries aim to influence public opinion if needed and fears a new world conflagration akin to 1914 1918.
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API
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Senate
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Ethiopia
Nys.r
North Dakota
Stephen Reushenbush
Nye
Condit
Chipley Bank Opens Amid Holiday Celebration
Chipley’s first bank in four years opened for business this morning, drawing about 700 people from nearby areas. The Florida Bank, connected to DuPont, reported around 40,000 in deposits in the first two hours. Speeches by Florida political figures and a free watermelon cutting marked the opening, with D. M. Folsom as cashier and local directors named from Chipley and nearby Quincy.
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Edward Ball
DuPont Inforests
Joseph Riggs
Florida Bank
DuPont Company
Folsom
Rosa J. Davis
J. A. Faulk
Chipley
Billy Wise Air-crash Recovery Shifts to Birmingham Hospital
In Birmingham on July 21 King Wine ten and son of Mr and Mrs Walter Wise were injured when the Wise automobile crashed into a telephone pole. Billy Wise, seriously hurt, was recovering in a local hospital while Mrs Wise sustained minor injuries. Walter Wise, father, was in Baton Rouge at the time arranging for the Alabama National Guard encampment. Lilly Wise, nephew of Rex and Jack Wise, is the other referenced child linked to the accident.
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Rex
Jackise Lilly Wise
Walter Wine
Walter Wise
Walter
Dothan
Birringham
Alabama Railroads Seek Six Month Low Fare Extension
Railroads serving Alabama North Carolina Georgia and Nebraska expect the Interstate Commerce Commission to grant a six month extension of their low passenger fare experiment after September. They cite traffic regained from motor transport and reference a successful regional test as justification for nationwide reduction in passenger rates.
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Washington
Alabama
North Carolina
Georgia
Nebraska
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Tax collection gains top two million in Graves era report
Montgomer y July 2 AP Long reports six months of Graves administration tax data showing total collections near 1.009 million with income tax up 260 412 and license revenue up 236 00 amid tobacco tax projections approaching 9 million this year. Income tax receipts reach 162 907 in the period versus 202 the prior year. automobile and privilege license taxes contribute 238 068 and 40 557 respectively.
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Totel
Henry Long
State Tax Commission
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Bibb Graves
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Gaws
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Long
Former Greek King May Fly to Mount Throne Once More
Former King George of Greece reportedly arranged a flight from Croydon to Athens as the monarchy crisis deepened. Captain William Ledile confirmed plans amid debate over a plebiscite and a monarchist victory claim, with political factions awaiting the king’s return and timing in Athens.
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Oine
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Clinic on Federal Housing Mortgage Rules on Schedule
A two day clinic on Federal housing mortgage rules will be held at the city auditorium Tuesday and Wednesday. J. D. Griffin of the Jean committee will contact residents about eligibility rules for the program and discuss building and housing questions. Washington Alliance and Wither Nolan will address attendees.
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Washington
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Commission Names Gellerstedt Mayor Takes Over Duties
The Dothan city commission, after an executive session, passed resolutions naming Gellerstedt as mayor and outlining temporary changes in city administration. They retain current employees except those whose roles change with the form of government, set salary adjustments for city attorney and auditor, and plan a future city manager. The panel pledged to study duties and consider further steps, with no immediate mass dismissals.
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New regime takes office as city commission sworn in
The new city commission is sworn in after elections. Gel lerstedt Bates and Miller elected as councilmen. three commissioners divided into departments finance public works streets and parks water plant. Mayor Rexall officiated, pledging cooperation and the new board outlined threeyear terms with staggered expirations.
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Rioting Moslems Fall Under Valley In Lahore Incident
Reported rioting near the Banque following a demolition sparked clashes in a crowd of about 200. Troops were dispatched to quell the disturbance as injuries were reported and authorities investigated the incident.
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India
Tae Onliver
Brilich Toopy
Ferma
Tee Paraber
Lobby Probers To Peer Into All Opposition To New Deal
Senate probes explore opposition to the New Deal with hearings/assessments into campaign spending and funding sources. Witnesses include an attorney for the A. G. E. and executives from Associated Gas as the committee weighs next steps and possible subpoenas.
Weather outlook for Alabama and Northwest Florida region
Mostly cloudy with local thundershowers Saturday night and Sunday. Outlook through the week shows continued cloud cover with scattered showers, tapering later. Temperatures remain mild with a tendency toward more showers toward the end of the period.
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