Congress Drops General Tax Debate Aims At Special Session
Washington reports that democratic members of the Ways and Means Committee will drop general tax legislation this session, signaling a special session likely in April under President-elect Farewell. Hoover’s sales tax plea is ignored as farm relief and budget issues dominate Congress.
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Goodwin Halts Filing of Bills in Ohio House
In Columbus on January 18 Representative Gagrivin of Hamilton aided temporarily as floor senior halted a flood of bills by parliamentary move. Gus Kasch of Summit County aimed to push numerous measures but Speaker Goodwin shifted to final order of business and adjourned for the day.
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Believe Schaber To Be Confirmed For Appointment
Confirmation of Judge Charles F. Schaber of Bucyrus as a member of the Ohio utilities commission was recommended to the state senate by the rules committee. Charles Schaber and Charles Selinger of Beesras were named to succeed John W. Bricker on the public utilities commission, with the investiga tion by the senate rules committee noted as partisan and tied to Francis W. Durhin of Lima.
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Appropriation Bill Clears Committee Amid East Asia Tensions
A committee approved the appropriation bill amid talk that Roosevelt would uphold treaty principles while Japan maintains its policies in Manchuria. Reports from China describe shifting military positions and a Japanese press assertion that Shanhaikwan is under Manchukuo control. Ohio Senate Finance Committee advances a general appropriation bill to fund state aid for teachers.
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Chevalier Divorced and Guilty Plea Reported
Paris reports Maurice Chevalier and Yvonnie Vallea granted a divorce on reciprocal grounds. In Columbus a Norfolk man, Stanley R. Hooker, pleaded guilty to a second degree murder charge at the Industrial Reformatory case proceedings.
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Pretty Boy Floyd Seen in Ohio Again
Reported sightings of the famed outlaw Pretty Boy Floyd surface in Ohio markets and towns. Police and sheriffs across the state are alerted as rumors spread of his presence and possible prior associates in nearby states.
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BancOhio Group Elects Officers in Ohio Meeting
Officers of the BancOhio group were re-elected yesterday. Stony was named president and Lily A. Kelly was elected vice president. The organization operates in central southern Ohio with a focus on industrial and community activities.
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Cloture Comes to Help of Filibustered Senate
Washington dispatch reports clout from clotted cloture aiding the filibustered Senate in a confrontation led by Huey Long’s tactics. The piece credits Senator Glass and Carter Glass with steering Democratic leadership amid the delayed decision on leadership and party discipline.
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Gang War in Hollywood Leaves Three Dead
Police move to curb violence after a Hollywood gang conflict results in three deaths. bootlegger Eleois Wary Menger identified as a leader. a farmer’s car crash near an alley light post follows gunfire. victims include unidentifiable associates.
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American Plant In Japan Raided
Yokohama January 15. Police held 338 people tonight for participation in a midday raid on the Singer Sewing Machine company plant. All movable property and valuable records were destroyed in the attacks by many newly discontented employees. Richard McCleary, representative of the Singer company, linked to labor difficulties, noted likely repercussions.
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Pair Identified as Bank Robbers in Wilgton Report
Wilgton authorities name two suspects as the robbers in a recent bank heist. Witnesses and the cashier describe the incident while investigators confirm the pair’s involvement and potential charges. Police urge caution as further details unfold.
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Congress Actions This Week and Key Debates
Today and Tuesday lawmakers tackle banking tax and credit measures. The Agriculture Committee reviews the tax bill while the House approves defense supply acts. Senate leaders clash on vetoes and filibusters as impeachment moves surface. Budget talks drive tax balancing and 20,000 refunds.
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Tax Law Revision Urged by Various Members in House
A wide range of topics is covered by 118 bills proposed since the legislature opened January 1. The House expects further measures as the General Assembly continues.
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Fight Erupts In Senate Over Banking Bill Clash With Lang
Senator Crome Class Tuesday afternoon attacked Senator Hoey Lang in a fiery Senate debate lasting over two hours. Glass led opposition to the pending banking bill as crowded galleries listened to a heated exchange. The scene featured ornate rhetoric and charges of misrepresentation as lawmakers vowed major changes to avert similar future episodes.
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Two Hurt in Crash on Ridgelawn Ave
A Wednesday afternoon crash at Ridgelawn and Webster injured two people. The autoist, Manshnenlor, along with passenger Kenest, were taken to Mepey hospital after their vehicle collided with a trek driven by Warren Gillespie. The driver and passenger suffered knee fractures and leg injuries.
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Sister of Menke Informs of Her Death in Detroit
Word reached Ms. Joseph Morke of Saveh Second efront that her sister Marianne Werke Jones died in Detroit. Funeral details were not immediately available.
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Hearings Planned For Liquor Study
Fragmented report describes hearings planned on a liquor study amid court actions. Mentions officials in Phoenix, Cleveland, and Halton, with references to a murder case in Phoenix and a sensational trial atmosphere.
Tricky incident near Caruthersville injures youth
A post card found on an unidentified youth near Caruthersville led to a fatal incident described as a trick gone wrong. The youth, stated to be about nine or ten inches tall and wearing a disguise, suffered injuries and died at the scene.
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Filipino Independence Debate Stirs Islanders
A controversial independence bill and a vote by the Philippine delegation intensified the push for autonomy. Senators Bulkeley and Foss weighed in on the veto as the islanders faced a ten year transition and possible self rule amid mixed reactions.
Farm Bill Faces Senate Changes
Senate action on the farm bill prompts revisions affecting hogs tobacco dairy products peanuts and related supports. The measure aims to tighten or remove several farm programs while considering broader impacts on farmers and commodity protections.
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World Affairs to Be Studied at Meeting
President Roosevelt and successor Hoover prepare for a second conference at the White House in Washington. The talks are likely to focus on war debt issues with renewed emphasis, as Roosevelt weighs a broader program with Hoover while maintaining authority and planning future talks with Congress. The meeting is expected to involve key advisers and follow a pattern from prior discussions in the White House.
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Glass Won't Ask Long's Permission
Washington nan 19 a Virginia Democrat says Senator Lang, Democrat, would not permit him to become secretary of the treasury without Lang’s consent. The discussion suggests Lang would not be allowed to hold the post again, asserting permission would be required from Lang, a remark denounced as impossible by the speaker.
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