Coolidge to Rest in Vermont Hills Amid Budget Debate
A draft Democratic program centers on balancing the national budget without a new Congress session. Franklin D. Roosevelt and party leaders met to push a tax plan with 3.2 percent top rate, cuts in exemptions, and a $100 million slush in appropriations. The plan would raise about $125 million from beer and $100 million from cartimatine taxes, with additional $10 million in expenses and $9 million in revenue.
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Coolidge
Hills
Vermont
Betty Compson Robbery Victim in Home Invasion
Actress Betty Compson reported a robber dressed as a salesman entered her Hollywood home last night. The intruder bound and gagged Compson and her former production manager E. Leahin, escaping with jewelry valued at about 41 500. The jewelry was insured. Also noted is a theft report from Chris Taylor of two duck ducks stolen from a coop on Washington Street Thursday night.
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Seti Hollywood
Jane
Hetty Compson
Robery
E. 2
Leahin
Taylor
Ducks
Valmil
Chiris Taylor
Washington Street
Early Passage of Repeal Measure by Senate Seen
Unnamed disease puzzles doctors as they await Cincinnati study results. A peculiar heart swelling and hemorrhagic inflammation diagnosed postmortem prompted officials to seek a full autopsy report. Capitol leaders push for repeal amid sharp prohibition debate and party divisions.
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Senate
Cily
Ginginanti
Ib Lng
Cincinnati Academy of Medicine
Howard D. McIntyre
Vietio A Sherman
Dolension
Bank and Farming Measures Studied
In Washington debate on farm relief and banking reform faced rising opposition as Congress stalled after President-elect Roosevelt and leaders met in New York. House turmoil over taxation features of domestic policy persisted while national banks were eyed for statewide branches amid party fault lines.
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Washington
Jan. A
Congress
Alvin Coolige
House
Roosevelt
New York
Grace Hedric Sues for $10,000 Damages
Grace Hedric of Slidiletown sues Jackson and Sons of Middletown for $10,000 in common pleas court. She alleges injuries after her ante vehicle collided with a trailer truck operated by the defendant on Mae Hall Pike the night of November 20.
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Grace Healvie
Slidiletown
Jackson and Sons Company
Middletown
Mae Hall Pike
Fox not resident at 1120 Hanover street
Nubsu Fox was fined for a liquor charge in municipal court and it was revealed he does not live at 1120 Hanover Street as previously reported.
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Fox
Hanover
Nubsu
Hanover Street
Proposed Income Taxes Equal War Time Levies
President-elect Hoosevelt and congressional leaders conclude a plan mirroring wartime levies, raising base by two percent from this year. Exemptions shrink, taxing all unmarried earners over $1,000 and married over $2,000, with brackets rising to 6 percent on the first $4,000 and 7.2 percent above, plus a graduated tax beyond $8,000. Continued on Page 11.
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Beran
York
Ta & A
Tadwu Prasidiabeleet Byanklin Dy Housevelt
Hoover
Sly Nooseweh
Hoosevelt
United States
Coren
Iaw
Congress Delegates Debate Bank Relief and Tax Measures
Senate continues debate on relief bills including banking and tax policy. Committees discuss corporation loans and savings targets while Judiciary and Economy panels push proposals linked to Coolidge era policies and Hoover administration plans.
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Congress
Senate
Rouse
Glass Bank
Coollege
Kath
William Coeen
Aimerican Federation of Lahav
Fivewlay-S Werk
Hill
LaFollette - Costigan
Will
Lo Manlefntivons
Coolidge
Hoover
Building loan chief removed in Columbus receivership action
State Committee Director Theodore Tange announced the removal of Frank Metiuire, Columbus Ohio superintendent of Building and Loans, after a request for a receivership for a Columbus company. A letter to Attorney General Gilbert Rattman states the action was taken without his sanction by the finance director.
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Columbus
Dan, G
State Committee
Theodore Tangeann
Frank ¥. Metiuire
Ohio
Gilbert Rattman
Pony
Miami Conservancy Payments Due in Butler County Office
The Miami Conservancy District tax levy is due at the office of treasurer Joseph NyBoig Butler County. John Simmons, deputy in charge of collection, announced on Friday that payments are now payable.
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Miami
Ohio State Signs Notre Dame Eleven
Ohio State and Notre Dame agreed to a two year home and home football series starting next season with the first game in Columbus. The arrangement seals a five game slate at the Notre Dame campus under the Sere Papel Memorial setup. Talks foresee future negotiations and final arrangements, with state officials approving the scheduling.
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Ohio State
Notre Dame
Dallas
Kin State Coniversity
Sere Papel
Ohio
Howth
Notre
Guinea
Youthful Pastor To Preach Sermon At Finneral
Northampton March 1923 a youthful pastor Albert J Pavner formerly of Mountain Lake Minn will preach the funeral sermon for Silvia Coolidge aged BE years old at Ledwante Congregational church founded a century ago by Jonathan Edwards The Coolidge family attended nearby communities while Silvia was a member of Uncorrelated Church
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Tans
Reas
Northampton
Mar Lisa
Shymin
Cilvia
John
Coolidge
Coolidge Honored by Ohio Leaders in Tribute
Officials across Ohio paid tribute to the late Calvin Coolidge after his death on Saturday. Flags at public buildings were lowered, and leaders from political and civic circles praised his presidency and public service.
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Coolidge
Ohio
Teena
Olio
Calvin Solider
Hu Man
Okiebwin
Aid Inter
Meg Coolidge
Coolidge Remembrance and Funeral Tributes Across States
The article recalls President Calvin Coolidge’s death and funeral services with highlights from Cleveland and New England. It notes memorials by officials, praise from Governor White and Senator Fossanis, and remarks on Coolidge’s moral character and public service.
Renewed Fighting in Far East Stiffens Hostilities
A clash between Chinese and Japanese forces intensifies along the coast near Sluinkaikwan and Chinwangtao. Foreign observers note no signs of a broader Japanese advance toward Vientian or Peiping as rifle fire exchange continues and planes drop guidance north of Sheirilianik.
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Sluinkaikwan
Chinwangtao
Peiping Sue Weed
Sheirilianik Yin
Unparalleled Esteem For Mr Coolidge Across Parties
Washington June 6 The death of a long serving official stirred national emotion as Calvin Coolidge was praised across party lines. Colleagues said he refused politics for service and offered pragmatic, disinterested advice from the White House era. (Continued on Page 14)
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Marin Abnernes
Niger
Emma
Ciovernor Cearge
Coulidges Peritinc
Intel
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Simeon D. Fossanis
Coolidge
United States
Robert J
Tim
Santarina
White House
Calvi Coolidge
Plan Simple Services At Rites On Saturday
Aasetiated Peewe Worthurplon, Massachusetts, Calvin Caaklys contributed to a simple national funeral cortege plan. The obituary notes the future services will reflect the life he led and honor his memory as preparations begin for the general being.
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Worthurplon
Mass
Den
Calvin Caaklys
Nnsterd
Tia
Vermont
Funeral Plans for Coolidge Arrangements in Plymouth Vermont
Funeral plans for Calvin Coolidge are set for January 6 at 10:80 a.m. at the Jonathan Edwards church with Rev. Albert J. Ponner officiating and President Lipover among high dignitaries attending. Mourners include Mya Coolidge and others as the procession moves to Plymouth for interment after services.
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Roy
Mr. Vonner
President Hoover Dies After Swift Heart Attack
An abrupt heart attack claimed the life of President Hoover, with world figures and locals pausing in mourning. The funeral set for Washington will feature a dawn service at Malwards Congregational Church, with processions in Plymouth and Vermont, as officials prepare for the national tribute and the president’s son Calvin. Local confidants and family awaited the official details as bells tolled and crowds gathered for the solemn occasion.
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KOH
Sbenek Dawn Yesterlay
Hint
Earbert Hoover
Pram Washington
Malwards
Ebhuireh
Histori
Jillithan Edwards
Huston
More Coolidge on Page 6
Additional pictures and stories on the uso of former president Galvin Coolidge will be found on Page 6 of today's JOUR NAL.
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Uso
Galvin Coolidge
Today's Journal
Washington mourns Calvin Coolidge with nation in grief
The capital and nation mourn the death of Calvin Coolidge as President Hoover and congressional leaders prepare for funeral arrangements in Northampton. Public buildings show mourning as officials assign duties for the state funeral and national observances.
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Fai
Calva Conkridge
Genting
Sertow
Hoover
Congress
Northampton
Turner Press
Ohio Spends More Than 1932 Income
Auditor Joseph T. Terrey reports Ohio’s 1932 income and expenses show a total balance of 4,271 dollars amid a state budget statement. The document cites receipts, obligations, and a projected shortfall, with figures and references to specific accounts and departments.
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Ohio
Oylar
Ite
Joseph T. Terey
GOP Expenses Reported by Republican National Committee
Washington reports the Republican National Committee spent 2,670,152 dollars from June 1, 1933 to year end. In Gallipolis, Oliver Cyphers, 42, died when a tobacco cud lodged in his windpipe at the Ohio Hospital for Epileptics after admission from Shelby county.
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Washington
Republicanational Committee
Congress
Gallipolis
Oliver Cyphers
Ohio Hospital
Shelby County
Farmer Trades Cow for License Tags in Policy Call
An upstate farmer lacking cash offered his cow to swap for a new license tag. A state highway clerk replied that only metal license tags could be accepted, not livestock, and advised him how tags are issued.
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Colawhin
S.C. Dlan
State Highway Department
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