Tax program near Capitol Hill outlined in June talks
Washington June 8 AP says the administration will discuss its tax program with Morgenthau Harrison and Doughton in days ahead. Plans reportedly include possible gift and inheritance taxes, a revived excess profits tax, and debate over a broad income tax increase for high earners. Roosevelt aides anticipate a tax proposal soon to be sent to Congress.
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Walk-Don’t Run Chicago Chase Ends in Arrest
Anthony Bayoff chased a streetcar in Chicago trampling a goat and dropping two pistols. Officer Sven Nelson pursued Bayoff, who was captured after the stumble. The incident led to Bayoff’s arrest on weapons charges.
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Anthony Bayoff
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Explorer II flight aims for 14 mile altitude test
Scientist Stephen J McDonough reports on the Explorer II National Geographic Society and Army Air Corps balloon expedition planned to rise about 14 miles after learning from last year's failure. The crew led by Captains Stevens and Anderson will monitor instruments including spectrographs barographs barometers cameras and a radio system as they navigate and observe the sky.
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National Geographic balloon flight aims for record altitude
Officials note the attempt is not solely to reclaim the altitude crown from the Soviet Union. Aims include reaching extraordinary heights, with earlier Soviet pilots attaining 1368 miles above Earth before a crash. Last year’s National Geographic air corps flight ended early due to bag failure.
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Wheeler Confident Utility Control Act Will Pass in Senate
Washington June AP Senator Wheeler Montana predicts his utility holding company bill will pass the Senate largely as written on Monday. The measure has withstood amendments, retains authority to break large holding firms into regional systems within five to seven years, and one adopted change bars advance regulatory agreement with the Securities Commission for next September registration.
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Woman Loses Rent Money in Fire In Philadelphia
Mrs Dorothy Dickson cannot pay her rent after losing two five dollar bills hidden under a carpet in a blaze that burned the wax house funded by the same fire, yet she remains unfazed and hopeful for recovery.
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Dorothy Dickson
Judge Hall Addresses Abbeville Kiwanis Guests
Judge Hall editor of the Montgomery Advertiser and native of Henry County spoke to Abbeville Kiwanis last night on postwar government and the impact of World War I. He urged scientific government principles and backed the Hoover administration. Attending were Judge JP Mitchell Ed Hall Emily Searcy and Mrs J B Long with musical selections. Hall planned a weekend in Dothan with his nephew Julian Hall.
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Blackbirds Repel Caterpillar Plague at College Park
State Forester F W Baatey received an urgent call about a caterpillar outbreak at the College Park nursery. He arranged arsenate of lead to protect the trees but a second message claimed blackbirds arrived and wiped out the caterpillars, saving the grove.
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Alison Seeks Escape After Hidden Letter Spark
Alison, terrified by a cruel scheme to feign illness, flees her family with a torn letter from Guy that Daphne used to pressure her. She slips from London to a cheap hotel and then to a charity ward, where she confronts harsh realities and a doctor’s skeptical gaze.
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J H Crosby Funeral Held at Rosin Ridge
Funeral services for JH Crosby, 80, were held at Rosin Ridge church after he died Wednesday morning at his son Harden Crosby's home in Laverette community. He was born in Coffee county and a farmer. survivors include Harden Crosby and Ann Oscar among others. Burial was in the church cemetery with Lassiter Burney directing.
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Dredging Funds Staged for Mobile Alabama Harbor Work
Washington today allotted $600,000 for dredging to restore the main channel of Mobile harbor to a depth of ten feet. The action intends to improve navigation and port operations along the Alabama coastline.
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Outfit Swaney Cruiser Southampton Naval Review
Parallors valued at more than 500 000 to be fitted into the New cruiser Enchantress for use at the Silver Jubilee naval review off Spithand. Equipment includes slate of oliver plate, picture, and antique furniture with Mary attached to every piece.
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Enchantress
Spithand
Florence Vidor Heifets Story of Mrs Heifetz Career
Florence Vidor Heifetz emerged as a celebrated yet private figure known for charity and style. Her first husband was King Victor, and she has two children with her second husband, Jascha Heifetz. She deflects interviews and paparazzi while supporting arts and accompanying her husband on tours.
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Heifetz Mikes California
TVA Debates Power Policy In Public Utility Feud
In a heated discussion the private power entities challenge TVA claims asserting private firms are harmed by TVA actions and that federal authority over power distribution preserves monopoly. Debates question whether Americans deserve reliable service and fair rates, amid calls for public accountability. Miss Wyatt Hardis and Miss Dorothy Rivers from Ridge La travel to Panama City for a few days.
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United States
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Dorothy Rivers
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Panama City
Naval budget sinks in 1935 38 plan for gunboats
The 1935 38 naval budget proposes a $10,000 allocation for maintenance of the gunboats on the Bungan river forming the navy of the new empire. Most of these vessels were seized from the former Chinese regime when the Japanese army established Manchukuo in 1931.
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