Senate Tax Plan Faces Delays As Committees Clash
WARMUTON May 16 A Senate tax plan stalled as committees clash over rates on personal and corporate income. The finance panel eyed a seven percent rate on certain incomes while opposing groups warn of election year trouble on the Senate floor and House resistance.
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Ans
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Senth Temmitins
Roosevelt
Hassbill
M Weekly
Madrid 4-H Wins Teed By Woman's Group
Madrid 4 H wins the annual Business and Farm women’s cap for work during Pelvadiote tea held in the intry club Saturday. Ruth Then PHBE maient of the Business Women's attach and Pentel tee the Mudtid group with view press. Alia Walker of Do- Oetate or the H club.
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Peni
Intry
Ming Ruth
Phbe
Mudtid
Ee Key Sith View Press
Ailian Walker
Do- Oetate
Ace Hunt Wert Searching for Mint Toy Oy Leedew
Ace Hunt Wert undertakes a search involving Mint Toy Oy Leedew. Officials request clear tips from the public to locate the missing item and any information leading to its recovery.
Voice returns after long loss in rural Alabama incident
An elderly Alabama man regains a severed speaking voice after 13 months of whispering, surprising his family as he tended oxen. The revival follows no known treatment, with the witness noting a sudden powerful utterance after a long mute period. The tale ends with a note of astonishment from relatives.
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Burch
Alto Burch
Flotale
Andaluste
Mont
New Orleans
Bilf
Mr. Burch
John Newberry Houston Pioneer Laid to Rest
John Newberry known as Uncle Wright, a longtime Houston County pioneer born near Dothan in 1850, died at the family home. He walked to town from Ashford highway and never left the area, remembered for his sturdy age and wartime era anecdotes.
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Houston
Wright
Dothan
Cowarts
John Wrightywherry
Uncle Wright
Ashford Highway
Newberry
Houston County
Wright Newberry
Piney Woods
Eufaula
Mysterious Gun Shipments Roll Toward Texas Border
San Antonio authorities report another carload of arms en route from San Francisco to San Antonio. Five carloads of rifles machine guns artillery and ammunition enough for 2000 men were said to be shipped from San Francisco and Hartford to Gen Saturnino Cedillo Mexican agriculture secretary. Cedillo denied the munitions were for him and said Cuban elements may be involved.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Tex
APY
San Francisco
Laredo Timen
Hartford
Conn
Saturnino Cedillo
San Lain Potos
Cedillo
the Times
United States
Slugged Man Identified as Ed Deese of Gordon
A man found conscious Saturday night by Pilcher Warehouse Co employees at Moody Hospital was identified as Ed Deese of Gordon. He reported he was slugged but could not provide a motive for the attack. An ambulance from Fellows & Forrester transported him to the hospital, where he remained under care.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Frances Zomkowski
John Durkath
Hamtramck
Helen Gripp
Misa Criop
Stong
Ed Deese
Gordon
Tne
Ed Deeur
Pilcher Warehouse Co
Moody Hospitel
Fellows & Forrester
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Plea for countywide fight on Brill Fever rat pest
Houston County health officer Dr. W. T. Burkett urged a countywide program to combat Brill fever after a Summer scare that saw two deaths and over twenty cases. He warned rats spread fleas and fever, costs of rat populations run high, and called for reactivating WPA and local building protections to prevent a recurrence.
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Britain Again Leads Renege on War Debts
London reports indicate Britain will default its June 15 war debt installment and resume no new talks on cancellation or scaling down payments. Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden may have discussed debts with France's Leon Blum during a Paris visit, but London sees no European debtor prepared to resume payments. The "trial debt balloon" sparked dense commentary as officials weigh arms spending against postwar debts.
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Associated Press
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Great Britain
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Foreign Office
Anthony Eden
Leon Blum
France
Paris
London Concensus
Blum
Republican Demand For Alphabet Relief Details
The Senate Appropriations Committee delayed a $2.366 billion deficiency bill after Republicans sought more information on the administration plan for relief funds. They urged testimony from Secretary Ickes and General McCar to examine PWA transfers to the WPA and re settlement administration. Ickes had agreed to testify but did not appear as Republicans set questioning for Monday.
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Senate Appropriations Committee
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Works Progress
Public Works Administration
Resettlement Administration
Mail Cut Off At Night In Negro Quarter Causing Curtailment
In Miami on May 16, postmaster's assistant S R Valliere announced mail delivery to Coconut Grove and Miami’s Negro residents was curtailed due to unrest. No special delivery items would be delivered after 6 p.m. following an assault on mail carrier Robert W. Rena during letters delivery in Coconut Grove.
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Negro Quarter
Miami
Fla
Free Delegation Chosen By Nevada Republicans To Cleveland
An uninstructed delegation to the Republican national convention was adlected tonight at the Nevada State convention in Las Vegas. Former Gov Morley Griswold delivered the keynote urging that only a Republican victory can save the nation.
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Hindenburg Off Bound For United States on North American Trip
The Hindenburg left Frankfurt at 5 38 a m local time heading toward Lakehurst New Jersey on a second North American tour. The airship’s departure was noted as it began the transatlantic leg, with time details reflecting cross time zones.
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Frankfort
Germany
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XN. J
Hostile Borah Boosters Stir Convention Tensions
Article analyzes Borah and Landon faction tensions within the Republican camp as party leaders discuss possible upsets and deadlock at the Cleveland convention. It notes Bachmann and Hamilton among Borah supporters, delegate splits in Ohio and West Virginia, and unclear paths to a majority with many uncommitted delegates remaining.
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London
Col Frank Knox
Til- Anola
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Taft
Harry W. Nice
Maryland
Montana
New Jerry
Alabama
Fimnale
Herbert Hoover
Increasing American Concern Over Japanese Aims In China
In Washington the United States restated opposition to Japan's expansion in China. Secretary Hull urged Japan to honor the Nine Power Treaty amid rising worry over North China autonomy moves. The move aims to preserve open doors and treaty rights as foreign powers monitor Chinese stability and Japanese military buildup in the region.
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Associated Press
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Weather Summary for Alabama and Florida
Partly cloudy conditions in northern Alabama with scattered thunderstorms in the south Sunday and Monday. Florida will be mostly cloudy with likely thunderstorms in the western portion on Sunday and Monday.
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Florida
Truth Shall Prevail note on a night watchman encounter
A fragment describes FO North of Hot Brown Construction Co on a Saturday night when approached by a young man seeking his father. The odd exchange references an arranger, a pen, and Floyd, with no clear outcome or date.
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Hot Brown Construction Co
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Sporting Gooda
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Carp Gains Even Break In Oregon Party Primaries
Portland Oregon May 10 The Townsendite candidate faced a beating in the Republican primary but gained ground in the Democratic race Senator Charles J McNary GOP leader remained well ahead needing two Townsendite opponents to secure renomination while a Democratic pension plan advocate challenged for the seat Mahoney led the Democratic senatorial vote with 344548 to 29138 for Jeffrey with several precincts reporting amid a fragmented statewide tally.
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API Townsendite
Oreada
Charles J. McNary
Noor
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Finn Deve McNary
Sam Brown
Nelson Brown
Nelaan
Advocaten
Wits Mahoney
Klarenth
John A. Jeffrey
Wan Mahoney
Jaffrey
Ralph E Wijilarnn
Peace Army Bill Gets Roosevelt Support in Senate
The Roosevelt administration pushes the peace time army appropriation as Congress nears final action. The bill totals $172 million with most funds for military use and harbor work, while navy and auxiliary programs face scrutiny. An early adjournment goal exists as lawmakers debate authorizations and related measures.
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Bilef Conytene
Navy
Congress
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Drtenne
Binck
Wee
Austrian Civil War Threat Rocking Restoration Moves
Austrian leaders debate the so called Civil War threat as proffers of loyalty to Prince Starhemberg circulate. Reports from Viera say Heimwehr units drill in barracks while Archduchess Adelaide travels to Vienna to probe Entente stance amid Habsburg restoration hopes.
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Electric gun aims at cancer with high speed protons
Madison May 18 An electric gun at the University of Wisconsin fires protons at 2 500 000 volts to bombard cancer cells, producing radiation said to be more penetrating than X rays and capable of splitting atoms to emit alpha like rays. Researchers say future work may yield powerful gamma ray equivalents and potential neutron and alpha particle bombardments.
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Madison
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University of Wisconsin
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Phyatcata
Adentista
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