Two Injured When Auto Skids in Adelaide Street
Mins Adelaide Sehroer age 20 of 191 Chestnut and companion John Wanamaker 38 of 518 North Sixth Street were slightly injured after Wanamaker’s car skidded on Central avenue shortly after 2 PM Friday. Sehroer suffered a cut lip and nose bleed. both were taken to Mercy hospital. Sehroer kept overnight but said to be in good condition morning. Wanamaker had only a cut lip and was dismissed after treatment.
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Mins
Adelaide Sehroer
John Wanamaker
North Sixth’ Street
Wanamaker
Central Avenue
Misa Sebroar
Mercy Hospital
Congress Struggles With Tax Revenue Forecasts
The article outlines tax collection shortfalls as of March 24, 1933, with projections for the 1933 calendar year showing income taxes under the 1928 law not exceeding 150 million dollars. It notes Democratic and Republican arguments on postponing fiscal action, blaming Hoover era finances while awaiting Roosevelt’s inauguration.
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Aso
Roosevelt
Tax Debate Shapes 1934 Democratic Tax Plans
The piece notes that Republicans face questions over party strength and that Democrats must revise tax law to aid the 1934 campaign. It discusses the failure of last session’s taxes, the unpopularity of broadening the tax base, the idea of an indirect tax or sales tax, and timing for decisions as data from tax returns arrives. It ends by recalling classical orators who used humor with their audiences.
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Democrata Party
Congress
Roosavelé
Last Call Names of Needy Families Continued to Last Page
Hardys Drug Store and several others listed as sponsors in a community appeal. Members of Mrs. Wetzel's committee include numerous local women, with Mrs. Benn Hite and Mrs. Elizabeth Hutchingon among them. An organizational meeting was set for 10 o clock Monday morning at the tiskets, to discuss nogard party dances and a picture show raising about $15 from women soliciting for these events. The Junior Democratic club helped pack baskets at the Christmas flora event Thursday evening.
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I Apps
Mark Als Fe
Nogard Party
Democratic Club
Miss Louise Inman Called By Death
Miss Louise Inman daughter of E L and Mary Frazee Inman of Somerville passed away Thursday evening at Dayton hospital from complications of disease at 34. A Somerville native she graduated from Somerville High School in 1916 and Richmond Business College in Richmond Indiana. She worked in Eaton for Harry Risinger until ill health. A loyal Methodist and Eastern Star member She is survived by five brothers Funeral at her Somerville home Saturday at 2 PM Rev H M Stafford will officiate Interment in Somerville Cemetery Friends may call at the home after tomorrow Friday.
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Louise Inmas
Iste E. L
Mary Frazee Inman
Sommerville
Dayton Hospital
Miss Inman
Sather
Bait Taman
Somerville
Edgar
Shor
Rev. H. AM
Stafford
Methodist Church
Eall
Tomy Priday
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Starks
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