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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1935
Page
7
Abington June 20 AP report notes widespread skepticism about a share wealth movement. Jee Lee Lang of Louisiana comments that President Roosevelt may back up the plan but warns the nation could see rapid shifts in fortunes if the program proceeds.
Paris reports knitwear revolution as chic frocks for evening and afternoon wear emerge. New stitches in wool, artificial silk and cotton yarn produce sports and dinner dresses, with notable figures like Mrs Beverly Bogert and Madame Louis Bleriot among wearers.
A pioneering German survey reports 15 500 public H Tenths available to 45 600 000 per wand. The result highlights scale and distribution of the H tenths resource across the populace and region.
Fragmented ad style text discusses a supposed medicine for kidney and bladder issues. Mentions backache cramps and moisture as symptoms. References Gold Medal and Hazrlerm brand in unclear context. Reading suggests promotional claim without clear dosage or evidence.
The speaker recalls past experiences with the person in question and speaks firmly on decentralizing wealth. He notes twenty four to seventy seven hours to rally support, claiming amendments to major security bills were defeated and asserting readiness to back the effort with full force. He warns of pressure to act quickly and to mobilize others if needed.
Abrupt tax action by President Roosevelt unsettled New Deal supporters who expected speed on the must program. Advisers urged waiting until next session, while lawmakers considered how the broader tax proposals might eclipse current plans and alter political stakes for the major parties.
The University of Alapiuma reports summer school enrollment surpassing 2000 students after the first term. Director Dr Jobe R McLure notes the mix of graduate and undergraduate participation, with summer two at 300 higher than 1944 figures. First term lasts 12 weeks with no Saturday classes. second term begins July 20 for five weeks. The program ends August 25 with commencement exercises.
The article outlines a presidential tax program amid Senate and House deliberations, detailing proposed increases in inheritance and gift taxes, higher bracket income and corporate taxes, and a constitutional amendment to allow federal taxing power over state and local accumulations. Leaders express varied support, with some predicting long hearings and delayed adjournment, others warning it could hinder economic recovery. The plan faces opposition from several Democrats and some Republicans, while party leaders seek strategic votes and possible amendments.
The United States debates budget balancing with inheritance taxes proposed to fund the debt reduction. Morgenthau suggests 300 to 600 million annually from extending income tax rates to inheritances and gifts to pay a soldiers bonus if approved. Experts note high rates on fortunes over 15 million would sharply shrink large legacies.
The document details an attorneys brief challenging the summation by the attorney general, alleging inflammatory remarks and a tainted jury in the Hauptmann trial. It asserts procedural errors, cites trial records, and questions expert testimony and witnesses while noting a compensation figure for the Workman involved.
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