Roosevelt era tax plan moves toward law in June
Washington sources report a revenue schedule forming to finance public works under Roosevelt. House Ways and Means debates a $3.3 billion industrial recovery bill with a tax focus and potential increases in income tax and gasoline levies. Senate Finance plans early hearings while Republicans push a sales levy. tariff and reorganizing measures loom. Judge Louderback impeachment trial nears verdict as Glass-Steagall reform moves ahead.
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San Francisco
American envoy to address disarmament talks in Paris
Norman H. Davis, ambassador at large and chief delegate, will deliver a major address at the conference outlining the U S stance on disarmament and international security. He is expected to discuss a consultative pact to curb armaments, wartime threats, and neutrality rights, with remarks from Paris on May 22 Gu Presse.
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United States
Spricesman
World tension and trial docket frame amid wartime fears
Spying claims and disarmament talks color a tense global scene with Daladier seeking peace with Roosevelt and MacDonald while Hitler looms. In the U S, a congress session adopts a anti Nazi resolution led by Justice Mitchell May as trials open in West Virginia and Beckner case ends with the defense victorious. Motor fuel concerns wrap the fragment.
Fear banker may attempt death by own action
New York May 22 nurses and guards watched at the bedside of 68 year old indicted banker Joseph W Harriman in a Mineola hospital to prevent a possible suicide attempt. The banker stabbed himself over the heart but the knife struck two ribs and his life was saved, doctors said he was not in a serious condition.
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Harriman
Banker's collapse at inn delays trial in New York
A hospitalized banker found in a Roslyn inn after disappearing from a nursing home is under guard as his trial on falsifying bank records is postponed a week. Attorney George S. Leisure cited the Mitchell trial as the reason. Harriman remains in hospital likely until Tuesday while doctors report a normal heart for his age. Two company reps and a federal agent guard him, with Mrs Harriman nearby.
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Medalie
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Bending
GIL OUT OF PARTNERSHIP
Washington May 22 The Roosevelt plan for a partnership between industry and the government to regulate industry faces questions as Congress examines oil industry controls The Wagner bill would place initiative with trade groups while the Capper Marland oil bill would empower the government to act directly Both proposals aim to curb production prices hours and wages but differ in method and leadership responsibility
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1500 Attend Funerals Of Murdered Couple In Hardy County
About 1500 people attended the funerals for Mrs. C L Burch and her daughter Esther at Asbury Methodist Church after they were shot during a robbery at Bean Settlement. Om er Brill was the alleged killer. Interment followed at the local cemetery.
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Hardy County
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Esther
Bean Settlement
Omer Brill
Burch
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Employment Upswing in Pennsylvania Towns Reported
Philadelphia district shows a definite upswing in jobs with placements rising last week. The Pennsylvania Employment Commission notes the latest week marks the strongest employment trend in two years in the region.
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Second Crash Kills Flier Near Bennett Airport
Gerald F. Case, 37, electrical engineer from New York City and South Orange, N J, was killed when an airplane he was riding in with a young woman friend fell from a low altitude at Bennett airport. The passenger, Miss Anna Patterson, 27, of Binghamton, was slightly injured. Case had previously escaped with minor injuries in a 1932 plane fall near Binghamton.
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New York City
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N.J
Bennett Airport
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Binghamton
Stocks Drift Lower In Quiet Trading Today
New York May 22 Stocks drifted lower in quiet trading to early firmness in oils and some mining shares were largely cancelled in late dealing. Losses ranged from fractions to about two points with Consolidated Gas Union Pacific Dupont Crown Cork American Telephone and Santa Fe down one to two points. Turnover about 2 200 000 shares.
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Santa Fe
Harry H. Cutler Dies in Florida at 73
Harry Hudson Cutler seventy three electrical inventor and founder of the Cutler Hammer Co died at his Miami home. He pioneered electric controlling devices and built a prominent manufacturing firm. funeral arrangements not specified.
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Miami
Fla
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Notice of Edison Mazda lamp sale agent in Grafton
E F Clark appointed agent for sale of Edison Mazda lamps in Grafton West Virginia. Clark holds a complete stock on consignment for Fairmont Supply Company Fairmont West Virginia. 48-bp-12t
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Grafton
W. Va
Fairmont Supply Company
Fairmont
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