Roosevelt Seeks One and a Half Billion for Relief
April 20 By Harry Green of Weehawken New Jersey a clash occurred as he attempted to serve Father Divine with a paper on The Kingdom In Harlem Hospital Green was reported stabbed and bruised in the abdomen with police seeking Father Divine amid a city scare.
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Neighbors Debate Cards Giants Yankees in Big Series
Local readers weigh in on who will win the 193F World Series. Ted Worm favors the Cardinals. Russ Admire backs the Yankees. Bill Tradway predicts the Yankees with their young core, while Ted’s Corsals expect the Giants to contend with an improving infield.
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Two Men Sue City Over Patrol Wagon Crash
In a miscellaneous notices style screed, two inmates William Koster and Juustica De Prospa sue the city for 103000 damages claiming injuries from a patrol wagon crash as officers pursued a suspect. The report mixes several vignettes from different towns and incidents.
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Ams and Uncle Wadsworth in a Bawdy Burns Tale
A humorous note on faces not being perfectly symmetrical and the lure of avoiding strict factual writing. Bob Burns jokes about a writer sticking to facts, recounting a comic tale of blank pages between the hero and heroine.
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Sympathetic Strike Demands Face Likely Rejection
United Automobile Workers expected to reject calls for a sympathy walkout of General Motors workers in the U S to aid Canadian strikers. Homer Martin said Ford plant actions risk tying Ford up, with organizers pursuing charges of discrimination against Ford. Perkins appeals leaders to draft a national plan to reduce strikes and work stoppages amid Wagner Act debates.
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Wholesale Beer Dealers To Meet In Huron South Dakota
Wholesale beer dealers in South Dakota will meet in Huron next Sunday to discuss association coordination and business problems. Proposals include maintaining a state office and hiring an executive secretary. The State Liquor Commission has issued 106 notices to wholesalers and firms across the state for the meeting and association purposes.
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Barrie and Dine Sit Down As Reunion Talk Arises
Elaine Barrie and John Dine were photographed together in Hollywood at an April social. Barrie dismissed reconciliation reports, saying her divorce case with John Barrymore will go to trial soon.
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Rosenbaum Held In Studio Murder Case
New York police say Mischa Rosenbaum a 30 year old theater booking agent confessed to fatally striking Julia Nussenbaum 25 at a rehearsal studio in a night club scene. His lawyer denies the confession noting inconsistencies and claiming he did not intend harm despite intoxication and a disputed struggle.
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Franco Declares Authoritarian State With Franco as Dictator
From Salamanca on April 2 Generalissimo Francisco Franco consolidated control by outlawing all parties except one and seizing semi military groups. He creates a state party The Spanish Phalanx of Traditionalists and Offensive National Syndicalist Juntas. Half the junta is appointed by Franco and the rest elected locally. He hints at possible royal restoration if victory is secured.
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Morning Vote Surges Ahead In Huror 1937 Municipal Race
Early balloting shows a strong lead this morning with 186 votes by noon across 19 precincts surpassing 1935 noon totals. Key issues include a $200000 city auditorium community center bond and liquor license battles shaping the city commission and municipal court contests.
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British Budget Hikes Income Taxes Amid Armament Push
London April 2 Chancellor Neville Chamberlain presented Britain's first rearment budget. He raised the standard income tax to five shillings per pound while forecasting a large national surplus and signaling heavy defense spending. The deficit for 1936-17 stood at 597000 pounds with tax revenue falling short of expectations.
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FDR Urges Budget Balance And Tax Review In 1934 Plan
President Roosevelt outlines a deficit of 418 million dollars for the 1934 fiscal year and pledges to use all means to eliminate it. He requests Congress to prepare information on new or added taxes if needed to meet deficiencies in revenue. He emphasizes balancing income and urges a determined effort to achieve a balance and purge.
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Farm Control Plans Discussed by Wallace Tolley
Secretary Wallace and agricultural adjustment administrator Tolley testified before a House subcommittee on an agriculture bill. They endorsed definite production control as part of a five point program to lift farm income to parity with industry. They urged potential legislation for compulsory controls if supplies threaten prices, while noting court limits on the AAA.
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Weather Forecast for Huron and South Dakota
Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with slight cooling. South Dakota remains partly cloudy with similar conditions tonight and Wednesday.
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Roosevelt seeks $1.5 billion relief plan and tax review
President Roosevelt asked Congress for a 1.5 billion dollar relief package for the coming year and proposed new or traditional taxes to meet deficits. He warned the public debt could rise to about 35.5 billion by June 30 and urged economy and liquidation of emergency agencies to curb spending. He stressed extending existing taxes and balancing income with expenditures while permitting early tax information to aid lawmakers.
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