GAC Sought for Tax Bill By Legislative Gag Motion
Washington June 17 new deal leaders pressed to gag the house and extend 501 million in existing taxes to June 30 1936 despite unpopularity. Ways and Means Committee warned fiscal receipts will fall short for 1935 and 1936 and a later tax bill was anticipated. Samuel B Hill noted general agreement for changes in existing law later.
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Washington
New Deal
House
Roosevelt
Ways and Means
Ways and Means Committee
Samuel B. Hill
D-Wash
Ways and Means Tax Sub-Committee
Chief Finds Ransom Left in Greasy Sedan
In Butte Montana a greasy package in an abandoned sedan was opened by Chief Jore Mur phy. It held 43000 dollars in Weyerhaeuser ransom money left by ex convict William Mahan. A bullet wound to Miss Cooper's neck was said to be caused by a ricochet after Pell fired twice and was later hit in the arm and leg.
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Jore Murphy
Butte, Mont
Weyerhaauser
Willim Mahan
Two Shot by State Police in Montgomery Arrest
In Montgomery on June 17 a man and a woman were hospitalized after bullets fired by Trooper Raymond Boyles during an arrest wounded them. Corporal N T Sites said the woman Ethel Cooper, 20, of Smithers, was hit by a ricochet from a pistol shot fired at Bob Pell, also of Smithers, who allegedly pointed a pistol at the trooper after being ejected for hurling stones. The two were treated at Montgomery hospitals after the incident near Smithers.
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Montgomery
N. T. Sites
State Police
Ethel Cooper
Smithers
Raymond Boyles
Bob Pell
Boyles
Miss Cooper
Debate money given by AAA stirs New Deal farm policy clash
Washington reports outline a Brookings study criticizing centralization of farm aid and a defense by Chester Davis of the AAA. Joseph S. Davis of Stanford commends the wheat program but warns certain tendencies threaten national interest. He notes payments influence votes in key wheat regions as funds flow begins.
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Washington
AAA
Brookings Institution
Chester Davis
Agriculture Adjustment Administration
U. S
Joseph S. Davis
Stanford University
Wheat program viewed as emergency measure with limits
Officials weigh the wheat program as a temporary, emergency step. One administrator calls its first two years a valiant experiment yielding desired results, while noting neither outcomes nor promises justify indefinite continuation. Aide Chester Davis says crop reduction will not be the permanent policy aim, urging a shift to long term objectives.
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Chester Davis
Bible School Opens Tuesday at First Baptist Church
Enrollment for the annual vacation church school begins at 9 am Tuesday. The four groups Beginners primaries juniors and intermediates will study Bible and nature worship and directed games over about two weeks. Instructors include Regina Lowther Mildred Hardy Irene Poole Helen Newbrough Eva Renneman Hallie Newbrough Anna Lee Eilers and others with Mrs. Eva Renneman in charge of the primary department.
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First Baptist Church
James E. Fidler
Fidler
Regina Lowther
Baptist Missionary Training School
Chiicago
Mildred Hardy
Newark
N. J
Irene Poole
Carnegie Tech
Pittsburgh
Miss Lowther
Helen Newbrough
Eva Renneman
Policemen Act as Wedding Witnesses in Salt Lake City
Patrolmen G. M. Hopkins and C. W. Farnsworth answered a radio rush call from headquarters and arrived in time to serve as witnesses at the wedding of Dora May Hauser and Francis James Worthen in Salt Lake City on June 17.
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Salt Lake City
G. M. Hopkins
C. W. Farnsworth
Dora May Hauser
Francis James Worthen
Britain to regulate sizes of British and German navies
A credible source says Britain will determine actual fleet sizes under the 100 to 36 ratio, making Britain the de facto dictator of the Nazi navy. Germany acts as a consultant in tonnage, in exchange for British sanction to keep its navy well above Versailles limits. Britain hopes an international pact could publish long-term naval programs for major powers.
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Associated ) Press
London
Great Britain
Germany
United States
Japan
France
Italy
Russia
Washington
Twilight league correction on June 20 game lineup
Twilight league officials announced today in the Sentinel a correction to the prior report. Raw's Colts will play Wickwire on June 20 instead of Webster as previously stated.
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Twilight League
The
Sentinel
Raw
Colts
Wickwire
Webster
Italo-Ethiopian War Moves Into Semi-War Stage
Rome reports Italy mobilizing nearly a million men and nationalizing silver, with accelerated troop and materiel departures. The Italo-Ethiopian arbitration commission prepares to meet again, and Mussolini addresses war veterans claiming Rome’s destiny lies in force and law. The regime forges men money and munitions into a stronger war machine for Africa.
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Rome
Italy
Coliseum
Mussolini
Africa
Dear Noah letters quiz readers with playful riddles
A page of reader questions includes playful quips from Apalyne Freeman of Parkesburg Penn a kitten conundrum from Peggy Bray Fremont Ontario and Mrs O D Sims Buffalo asking about a bankers moustache a cat fore paw and a ticking bed amid humorous submissions from readers.
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Noah
Bandit
Apalyne Freeman
Parkesburg
PENNA
Peggy Bray
Fremont
Ono
O.d.sims
Buffalo
Silver seized by government for East Africa use
A late Saturday decree states silver becomes government property and bans export to release the White metal for East Africa where silver coins are the sole money. The African expeditionary force is expected to reach 225,000 men as Mussolini addressed the nation.
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East Africa
Mussolini
World, that this would not weaker Italy's front to Europe
The sentence fragment notes concerns that a move or policy would not weaken Italy's position in the European theater, implying a strategic assessment of alignment and defense. It references broader European security dynamics without detailing specific actions or dates.
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Italy
Europe
State Farmers to Tour In Ohio West Virginia
More than 100 farmers from various West Virginia counties met in Spencer to start an educational tour of the state sponsored by West Virginia University extension division and county farm bureaus. The farmers tour includes visits to experimental stations in West Virginia and Ohio and ends June 21.
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Spencer
West Virginia
Agricultural Extension Division of
West Virginia University
Ohio
Hygienic Roots Traced to Salerno Monastic Traditions
Dr. Logan Clendening recounts how medieval Salerno, with its Benedictine sutured baths and herbals, shaped modern hygiene. He notes the 794 monastery hospital, the cultivation of medicinal plants, the Arab influence on European medicine, and the Salernitan school famed for early medical licenses.
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Nap
Ete
Salerno
Antine
Fane
Eaitac
Babylon
Egypt
Europe
Proiounis
Medical School
Frederick
Clendening
Logan Clendening
Boys Die in Death Trap in Brooklyn Icebox
In Brooklyn a father loses three sons aged seven five and three after they hide in an icebox used for selling. Police rule the deaths accidental suffocation caused by exposure in the icebox while the family faced poverty and unemployment.
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New York
George Hoyt
Brooklyn
George
Gene
Arnold
Richwood Utility Rate Investigation Resumed
The public service commission resumed its hearing into Richwood Nicholas county rates charged by Richwood Light and Water Co. The city of Richwood seeks reduced rates and the commission began the probe on its own motion.
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Charleston
Public Service Commission
Richwood
Nicholas County
Richwood Ight and Water Company
Health tonic promise to lift spirits and vigor
An advertisement touts Glenn's Pain-Well Tonic made from iron citrates and native herbs. It claims the product improves mood, energy, appetite, and digestion, urging immediate purchase for agreeable, smart, and good-looking health.
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Glenn
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Sites
Jere Murphy
BUY AT Home Crystal Ice Company
Pure Artificial Ice
Robert G. Powell
DuBois
Grafton
Davis
Brookins Institution
Alexander Selkirk
Isle OF
Juan Fernandez
Chili
Daniel Defoe
Bible School
Baptist
Mgenale
Rexall
Grafton Drug & Chemical CO
Paul E. Malone
Warbasisis
Silver Party
M. D
Richard Coeur de Lion
Richwood Utility Rate
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