Tax panel to tighten surpluses rule on corporations
Washington May 26 The Senate Finance Committee agreed to tighten provisions on corporate surplus accumulation. Any company retaining over 40 percent of income or more than 43 000 requires a statement with tax returns. Rule extends statute of limitations on high taxes for surpluses built to dodge surtaxes. Debate includes proposed excise on sugar and tax rate adjustments as White House news notes a president’s consult.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Sonata Gnanee
Vary Corporation
WAL
King
Utah
White House
Harrison
Mississigni
Grossiottebay
Cost of the New Deal Pamphlet Attacks Spending
The Republican National Committee released a pamphlet accusing the Roosevelt administration of excessive spending. It claims Americans are burdened by rising costs as millions and later billions vanish from federal funds, urging readers to see a mounting annual expenditure during Roosevelt's presidency.
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Washington
Republican Nations Committee
Roosevelt
Senate approves Quoddy study funding for Maine project
The Senate Committee on Committees today approved the Robinson resolution by 12 to 5 directing a new engineering study of the Pulsarmaquoddy tide harnessing project in Maine and the Florida ship canal and authorizing more money if reports are favorable. Introduced by Senator Robinson, Democratic leader.
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Washington
Senate Comitttes Communittes
Roebinson
Maine
Florida Ship Canal
Senster Robinson
Did You Know Huron dog plate found in yard
Bob Curry found a small meat plate with a 4S year old Huron tax mark in his back yard dated 1891. The Evening Huronite offers 25 cents for every Did You Show item accepted for this column. Contributors may collect at the Huronite office after publication.
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Bob Curry
Predilection crowns new spelling champion in waxy final
In Washington on May 26 Miss Trowbridge of Des Moines finished as the sole finalist after a tense final eliminations. Bruce Ackerman of the Journal-Transcript was the last rival but faltered on predilection after the judges allowed a disputed spelling. Miss Trowbridge later spelled eczema and claimed the $500 prize, dominating the national bee.
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Waseington
Tean Trowbridge
Des Moines Register and Tribune
Bruce Ackerman
Journal-Transcript
Miss Trowbridge
George B. J Woods
American University
Trumphantly
Chances Good For New Guffey Bill in House Committee
Washington May 26 The possibility of favorable action today by the House Rules Committee on the new Guffey Wilson coal control bill was projected by Rep Sam Hill after a two hour hearing. Committee members told reporters they would reconvene to hear from the justice department and the bituminous coal commission. Rep Woodriff said the regulation was all right and would take a chance. McCormick said his mind was still open.
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Washington
House i Ms
Sam Hill
Washington Democrat
Justice Department
McCormick
Massachusetts
Watertown Wins 1937 Convention Host City Title
Watertown was chosen as the 1937 convention city of the Federated Business and Professional Women's Clubs at a two day meeting in Watertown. Harriet Folds of Sioux Falls was reelected president and Marion Brount of Huron named first vice president. Red Acid won first prize for a stunt at the luncheon and Mike Gibbs orchestra provided entertainment at the social event at Hotel Marvin Hughitt.
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Watertown
Federated Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Harriet Folds
Sioux Falls
Marion Brount
Huron
Castle Crain
Mildred Vernas
Iva Bailey
Non Linberg
Rapid City
Geline MacDonald Bowman
Richmond
Mel Bowman
Federation
Ona
Fern Bauersfeld
Topeka
Kins
Georgia Magee
Manhattan
Kans
iNl Ranch
Marvin Hughitt
Elks Hall
RedAcid
Mike Gibbs
Queen Mary Ready for Maiden Voyage to New York
Britain's greatest shipbuilding achievement the 80 72 ton liner Queen Mary was pronounced ready for the maiden voyage to New York tomorrow afternoon. The Cunard liner will carry 2390 passengers across the Atlantic aiming for the blue ribbon in fast travel. The vessel spans 1 018 feet in length and 118 feet in width with 12 decks and ample accommodations.
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Southampton
Eng
Britain
New York
Eight-Room House To Be Built For Hospital Staff Of Dionne Quints
Callander Ontario reports plans for an eight room staff housing building at the Dionne quintuplets' hospital while the parents decline a home from earnings. Dr Dafoe announced the staff house will be funded by quintuplet funds and will support two nurses a guard a rock and a laundress. Teachers for the babies are identified as Miss Jacqueline Noel and Miss Yvonne LeHoux both French Canadian and long associated with the children. The day marks the babies second birthday with celebrations prepared in North Bay and hospital routines continuing.
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Dionne Quints
Callander
Dafoers
Alan Rey Dafoe
Oliva
Elzire Dionne
Aultuplet Fu
Quadera Tan Small
DaFoe
Jacqueline Noel
Windsor
Ont
Yvonne LeHoux
DaFow Hospital
North Bay
Fannie Giffen Wins In Appeal Reverses Conviction
South Dakota Supreme Court reversed Fannie Giffen’s arson conviction in Meade County on grounds of insufficient evidence. The decision noted the circumstantial case could fit innocence as well as guilt and sent the case for a new trial. The court also ruled on civil appeals and other motions in related cases.
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Fannie Giffen
Supreme Court
Meade County
Pierre
South Dakota
Supreme Court Today
High Court
John Morrell and Company of
Sioux Falls
L. P. Peterson
State Industrial Commissioner
Circuit Court
Rushmore Work to Be Resumed Soon
Rapid City May 2 The Mount Rushmore memorial project is set to restart as the House Deficiency bill, expected to become law early next week, includes a $100,000 grant. Of this, $30,000 would be available immediately after passage. Congressman Theodor B. Werner, who visited Rapid City, and John A. Boland discussed national park service involvement and the possible dispatch of a resident to supervise technical phases.
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Theodor B. Werner
Rapid City
Boland
National Park Service
Wincer
Relief Measure Moves Forward
Senate subcommittee approved the 2.354 billion relief-deficiency bill moving forward for full committee action and possible Senate debate. The measure includes 1.425 billion for the works progress administration and aims toward adjournment before the Republican convention.
Hildebrandt Spends $796 In Campaign
Rep. Fred Hildebrandt of Watertown successful Democratic renomination candidate in the First Congressional District reports campaign spending in May. Total expenditures were $296.41 with a major $582.49 paid to the Hildebrandt for Congress clubs. Other costs included printing and telephone charges and travel expenses such as hotel stays and meals. No contributions reported.
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Hildebrandt
Pierre
Fred Hildebrandt
Watertown
Congress
Willam Williamson
Rapid City
Med +m
Funds Provided To Close Shelterbelt Planting Program
Washington May 21 The House faced a conference report on the agriculture department supply bill approving a 170000 to close the shelterbelt planting program while Senate actions sought 1000000 to continue it. Secretary Wallace urged a restricted 1000000 fund to plant and protect about 4000000 trees annually and keep the project orderly, with 60 million trees to be planted next spring from existing saplings. The shelterbelt plan, miles long and 1 miles wide, was valued at about 79000000 and about 1500000 had been spent. questions remained on use of relief funds and possible prohibitions in the bill.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Western Plains
House
Agriculture Department
Senate
Wallace
Wallsce
Loaded Bureau
Plains
Forest Service
Sheltar
Bald Heads Club Plans Informational Olympiad
BALD HEADS RACINE WIS July 26 P L asserts a shining pate indicates degeneration the bald heads men's club of the world laid plans today to prove the contention of an informational bald heads olympiad to be held here by 25. SHANGHAI May 26 Reports from FPoochow Fukem Province ro tated today the case of a poor father Vern Shib who was facing starvation when he suddenly became vaitionaire His wife cutting down a tree for firewood to cook their last bowl of rice was reported to have discovered a hidden treasure of $1,000,000 in gold. DEFEND TITLE NEW YORK May 26 Helen Willy Moody announced today she would not make the trip abroad to defend her Wimbledon tennis championships. CHICAGO May 26 Acut e weakness of prices instead of threatened market squeeze distinguished today the end of the month s pit trading in May wheat. A cab e lapse of cents a bushel the extreme limit which exchange rules permit was witnessed in the snal few minutes at business. CABINET RESIGNS BRUSSELS May 26 The cabinet of Premier Pau van Zeeland resigned today following Sunday s parliamentary election in which social ita made sharp gems. ELECTION PREDICTION CHICAGO May 26 Seven pra big stafhe of the midwest rich in votes for the fall peeaidential election sere pictured today by Barri ch x Spangler cat of the ee lean Western headquarters ae fe Republican baiere ae Hated tilingis To ws na Nebraska ear Dekota Minnesoty and Tle
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Racine
Wis
Plana
Shanghai
Fpoochow
Fukem Province
Vern Shib
Chicago
Midwest
Barrich x Spangler
Ae Fe
Nebraska
Ear Dekota
Yankton Boosters Plan Sioux Falls Parade
Nearly 400 Yankton boosters join the Dakota Diamond Jubilee parade to Sioux Falls with a chartered special train. Mayor Crockett and John Walsh lead the march with the Old Hickory Fife and Drum Corps, oxen drawn wagons, whiskey club, sunbonnets, Yankton band, and Veterans of Foreign Wars contingents marching along Phillips and Main Streets. Two parades planned on arrival and later in the day.
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Ankton
Sioux
Whiskey Club
Sun~ Bonnet Club
Ox Team
la Sioux Falls
Ernest Crockett
John Walsh
Old Hickory Fie
Sunbonnets
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Yankton
Dakota Diamond Jubilee Boosters
Philips
Main Streets
S D Undertakers Open Convention in Huron Hotel
The thirty ninth annual South Dakota Funeral Directors Association convention opened in Huron with registration, welcoming remarks by Mayor Walsh, and a morning program including reports, a merchandising talk by Clarence Bigelow, a clinic by Dr. Clarence Strub, and musical numbers. Delegates gather for three days of sessions and exhibits at the Marvin Hughitt Hotel, with election of officers and a 1937 convention city decision upcoming.
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South Dakota
State Board of Embalmers
Bigelow
Clarence M. Bigelow
Des Moines
T. Scanlon
State Insurance Department
Clarence Strub
Chicago
Stewh
Itora
Elks
Marvin Hughitt
Joseph Galen
National Funeral Directors ’Association
Strub
John P. Walsh
Mel
Frank D
Kinyon
William C. Welter
Huron
Albert Williamson
Redfield
Frank D. Kinyon
B. T. Rude
Brookings
W. H. Broadbant
Mitchell
John Hermanson
Della Rapids
Galen
Spokesman Denies Claim That Order Seeks Dictatorship
Detroit reports detail raids on five homes in the down river district tied to the Black Legion vigilante group. Probers seized firearms and literature as they linked two recent bombings to the order. Authorities announce nationwide grand jury probes while charges mount against alleged members for kidnapping and assault.
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Detroit River District
Effinger
Detroit
Eals
Black Legion
Wayne County
Down River District
Corse
Boore
Lita
Ohio
Duncan C. McCrea
United States
Harry Colbunt
Dettole Affale
Ku Klux Kian
America
Colburn
Arthur F. Lupp
Ciied
Cit Grand Jury
Womrand
David H. Crowley
Honded
Owen Dudley
Jackson County
Southern Michigan
Dudley
Bissk Wegion
Harry Jackson
Surg. Dooley
Ray Ermist
Harley Smith
WPA
Jaskeon
Ernst
Jackson
Paul Every
Charles 4
Poole
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Growlord
Michigan
C. E. Kearney
National But Growers Association
Murray
Montana
House Committee
Miss Folds
Miss Blount
Minnehaha County
H. L. Millerke
W. Hy Beto
Dill Rapids
Verdicr
Heardware Mutual Fire Insurance Comp Party
Minneapolis
John Amos
A. H- Brown
Union Bond and Mort
Gaga Company
Beadle
Gove
mi“Pteros Court
Gava
Mortee
Australis
New Zealand
Argentina
Rushmore
Mount Rushmore Memorial
Teday
Adams
Colorado
Works Progress Administration
Subcommittee
Public Works
Anova
Helen Willy Moody
Brussels
Cab
Inet
Pau van Zeeland Ree
Sundsy
Social Ita
Nankton Boosters
S. D. Undertakers
Marvin Heghitt Hotel
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