Tax Revision Plan Aims to Aid Business and Recovery
Washington May 27 A Treasury outline for tax revision seeks to remove business burdens and aid a lasting recovery. It proposes a five point program including reducing top individual tax rates, repealing the windfall profits tax, liberalizing capital gains treatment, carrying over business losses, and widening corporate loss deductions. The plan favors bipartisan cooperation and aligns with admin objectives for next session.
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Washington
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Morgenthag
Treasury
House
Ronalder
von Wan
Euilax
Yankee Clipper Returns and Sister Ship Takes Off
Yankee Clipper returns to York while sister ship departs from Port Ashington on the same day. The voyage to Europe, weather and wind conditions affected flight times. Captain Arthur Th Ta Porte reported the 14,000 mile round journey largely uneventful with total hours close to a week.
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York
Port Ashington
Europe
Bhannet
Winter Air
AtrAntic Uiiper
Atlante
Arthur Th
Ta Porte
Yatrher
Treasure and Points Way Death Mystery at River Dig
A home made mineral divining rod led Elmar Ingram to a riverbank dig in Red River Sand Hills. He died when sand collapsed as Yor Ingram, a 2 year old railroad worker, and Henry Cargill had dug all night for treasure. The trio were buried under eight feet of sand in a cavern.
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Childrens
Arrangements Complete for Warm Welcome of Royal Party
A record crowd is expected in Helena Monday for the visit of Crown Prince Otay and Crown Princess Martha of Narwar. Governor Toy E B Avers has proclaimed a state holiday as all state departments and banks close. The day features a parade by Helena high school and Nan School students, with Chain of Commerce officials outlining the official program.
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Helena
Nestor
Otay
Martha
Narwar
Montana
T. Mammon
Chainel of Commerce Committee
Toy EB Avers
Bona
Europeat
Marie of
Humania Vslteu
Nero Rares
Entombed Miner Is Still Alive, Rescue Pressed
Shenandoah Pa May 27 reports that a trapped miner survived the night as rescuers pressed efforts. Workers heard the miner speak through the thin wall of rock saying hello, and later the mine entrance echoed with reassurance as the effort continued to reach him.
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Shenandoah
Shenteald
Andar
Wien
Tallek
Elena
King and Queen to Ride in Locomotive Cab
King George and Queen Elizabeth will travel 20 miles in the cab of a locomotive at the rear of the royal train tomorrow through the Rocky Mountains. The ride is reportedly requested by the king and will start at Beavermouth, B C, 63 miles west of Field, as the train enters British Columbia.
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Vancouver
B.C
King George
Queen Elizabeth
Rocky Mountain
Rockies
Canadian ‘Pacific Railway
Beavermouth
B. C
Field
British Columbia
King and Queen Enjoy Banff Mountain Outing in Relaxed Tour
Banff Alberta May 27 AP King George and Queen Elizabeth spent part of a relaxing day at Banff National Park. Sixteen courtiers joined them up Tunnel Mountain for a 2000 foot climb to a stone outcropping. The royal party later drove Norquay Mountain, observed wildlife, and dined on trout. The Alberta government opened provincial grounds to them as the royal tour toward the Pacific canal resumed tomorrow.
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Banff
Alberta
King George's
Queen Elizabeth
Tunnel Mountain
Banff Natonal Park
Norquay Mountain
Menhern
John Bonner Elected President Of Montana Reserve Officers
Capt John W Bonner of Helena was named president of the Montana Reserve Officers Association at the group's annual convention held yesterday In Helena Officers elected included Lieut W Sondes Missoula first vice president Lieut George Mirevic Billings second vice president Capt Paul Bayan Butte adjutant Capt Don Voworrate Helena chaplain Rev Willkint Marshall and other posts The event closed with a veterans ceremony scheduled later today
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John W. Bonner
Helena
Montana Reserve Officers Association
W. Sondes
Missoula
Fust
Wesdent
George Mirevic
Bug
Ecvond Vite Pitt Dent
Gant Aul Bayan
Bitligs
Gudae Advocate
Gapl Dary Strong
Bnlshes
Chelate
Mal
Oy HE
Sheppard
Reveman
Tustorian
Ani
Don Voworrate
Jelena
Willkint de Marshall
Atot
Chamberlain Eyes Peace Conference Beyond Aggression
Neville Chamberlain contemplates a wide peace conference to curb aggression, aiming to secure a settlement with Germany and Russia and avoid a broader war. Uncertainty remains as observers weigh whether France and Britain will push for talks or pursue stronger arms and alliances.
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Chamberlain
Jack Benjamin Selected GOP State Secretary in Montana
Bullings May 27. Republicans launch aggressive preparations for a 140 campaign in Montana by appointing Jack Benjamin of Columbus as full time state secretary. He will open a headquarters and office seat to be decided, with State Chairman kK. K. Cheadle Jr and National Committeeman Dan Whetstone. The secretaries role centers on organizing the GOP from the precincts up as three years of planning culminates.
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Bullings
Montana
Republican State Committee
Dnck
Benjamin
Columbus
Kk. K. Cheadle, Jr
Shelby
National
Dan Whetstone
Cut Bank
Cheadle
Organization
Officiri
Jewan
Baldness Club Meeting Promises Quiet Year, Officials Say
The Baldhead Chul of America reports no campaign of harassment, stressing that baldness is just a trait. President Ronen Meyer announces the annual meeting set for next month at North Cannan with firm commitments to avoid name calling and intimidation.
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North
Cannan
Danzig Issue Still On Shelf In Nazi Program
Berlin May 27 Nazi Germany presses on with a propaganda push as old and new allies are courted. The article notes high level officials and royal figures moving in tune with German plans for upcoming activities and alliances.
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Danzig
Berlin
CAPI
Nazi Germany
Lavteh Entertainment
Voland
Kansig
Mahan Morigen Minster
Count Galeagva Cato
Nilitans Alliance
Tolterne Palace
Fiat Regidence
Wohenzallern
Kiter Brurdtich
Suro Slaviae Togent
Paul Prince
Paul
Olen
National Income Shows Small Gain in First Fall Months
Washington May 97 The commerce department estimated total U S national income in the first eight months of the year at 21 567 000 000, a gain of 6 percent over the prior year. If the present rate continues, national income this year would reach about 263 000 000 000, compared with 251 120 000 000 for 1958.
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Waanington
Frommeoree
County Civil War Vet Recalls Stirring Civil Strife Events
Lewis and Clark county's sole Civil War veteran Col. GT Dieehe, 91, recalls marching 2000 miles with Gen. Sharman from Atlanta to the sea. He inspired songs and cartoons, and now custodians Civil War records at 1014 Broadway, near the capitol. Continued on Page 2.
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Hera Teerday
GT. Dieehe
Lewis and Clark County
Clvd
Veterian
William Tacumsel Sharman
Alinta
Georgia
Roca
Riecis
Broadway
Capitol
Roma
Barber's Attempt Ends in Tragedy After Canary Dies
In Oakland California on May 27 a canary died from gas fumes aided by a barber's failed attempt to open a window. Frank Noha aged 50 sustained fumes after a door breach. An officer reported the incident as a sequence of risky actions led to potential fatal outcomes with injuries and ongoing recovery.
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Oakland
Calif
Frank Noha
Harbor
A. F. Mayer Gala Kenn
Conwy
Mead
Herriatt Miller
Netshborn
Noha
Doctora
Texas Brothers Brave Dangerous Swim in Rio Grande Gorge
Tio hrawiy Texe yng and his brother W. T. Awhil, both Red Cross volunteer rescue men from Rosstown and Brownwood, entered the head of the Manila gorge in Santa Resena canyon early morning. They faced 2,000 foot canyon walls while river currents surged, carrying gear and provisions with them as they attempted a perilous swim. Local Fort T. S. Rossell at Marfa reported on their expedition, which deputy observers described as among the most dangerous rapids. Rescue parties stood by as the pair clung to a ledge and were saved from the rising waters.
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Lajitan
Brewster County
Texas
Rio Grande
Santa Resena Canyon
Hoy J. Siwiff
Ociinr
Rosstown
Mecord
W. T. Awhil
Brownwood
Tray
Pidesman
Manila
Tie Brothers
Red Cross
T. S. Rossell
Marfa
Sante Helena
Tholehaven
Anya
Jelena
Ranron
Complex plan to lift submarine Squalus underway
Portamouth N H May 27 Intricate plan to raise the 84 000 000 submarine Squalus and its 26 crew men. Sixty navy divers work in relays with shifts day and night to complete the lift. The effort aims to restore the crew and salvage operations despite the heavy undersea depth and aid from new helium mixture allowing longer undersea stays.
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Portamouth
N. 1
Washington
A.W
Motor Strikers dispersed at stadium amid clashes
In Calcott on May 2 United Auto Workers strike at Briggs Manufacturing idled about 70,000 workers. A mounted police detail dispersed the pickets at Suyumbull Avenue near Arigga Baseball Stadium. One hundred twelve people were arrested, four women and twelve men among them. Disturbances eased before the game. a doubleheader with the St Louis Browns began to an audience of about 16,000.
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Calcott
CLO. United Awtomeins
Briggs Manufacturing Company
Tants
Neko
Arigga Baseball Statium
Keora
Pickelx
Wil
Suyumbull Avenna
Hwens Tramnes
Dionnes Celebrate Fifth Birthday After Royal Meeting
In Callander Ontario Canadian Press reports the Dionne quintuplets, thrilled by meeting the king and queen in Toronto, ignore tomorrow as their fifth birthday approaches. Preparations begin for a white cake with five candles while a small family party is planned at their marvel home with parents seven brothers a nurse and Dr. Allan Roy Date present.
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Callander
Dionns
Toronto
Witte
Senate Passes Rail Bill Despite Final Fight by Opponents
Washington May 27 The Senate cleared for another major railroad relief bill approving aid, setting up an aide for an appellate judge under a court to expedite bankruptcy and receivership cases. Senator Clark of Missouri opposed passage until the close, calling the plan disuntrous and disgraceful. The bill provides for appointing judges by the president with Senate confirmation, leaving only one administration backed railroad measure still unresolved.
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Washington
Senate
House
A& Vaien
Clark
D. Mo
The
Missourian
Utea
Thoman J. Corcoran
It Wasn't Stealing When He Took Auto In Broad Daylight
Florence May 27. The magistrate questioned the nagcott about the theft of an automobile. He responded Yes I tuck ft. The judge asked if he stole the car. He replied No I didn’t lead Mr Aust tuck it in Broaddsyueht, implying the act was not theft.
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Florence
S. Fi
Conmon
Hull Urges Present Arms Embargo Repeal And Neutrality Plan
Washington May 27 Secretary Hull asks repeal of the present arms embargo and submits a six point neutrality act proposal to Congress. He calls for repeal or reenactment of provisions to keep the country out of war, restrict entry into combat areas, require prior life to foreign buyers, continue export licenses, regulate patriotic fund drives, and maintain arms export and import controls.
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Washington
Hull
Congress
Nooain
House Foreign Relations
Balligerents
President Roosevalt Quiet Weekend Office Wardrobe
President Roosevalt surfaced in old clothes for a quiet weekend at the family home and estate near Lyde Park, with plans to open the property to visiting British royalty in two weeks. Officials said no public announcements were planned and little news would emerge, while Justice Ferd inand Pecora of the New York Supreme Court visited in the afternoon alongside an escort.
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Lyde Park
Roosevalt
Wordman
Ferdinand Pecora
New York Supreme Court
Whita Pecora
Amateur detective spots wine seepage from freight car
In Boston on May 27 an amateur detective observed six suspects at a freight car site. They attempted a break in as wine leaked from cans and dripped through the car door. Police were called and the vignette led to their exposure and arrest.
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Boston
Mass
Felice
Rare disease traps lad as skin turns to leather
South Hand Ind May 22 CAP Reveb year old Lester Dircks a drowned eyed boy with a shy smile bears what may be his last summer as scleroderma slowly turns his skin to leather Doctors say the disease results from a metabolic misbalance in the body with no known cure His entire body is hardened and marked with nodules under the skin obstructing blood flow and causing a puffed appearance despite the boy feeling healthy doctors hold little hope for cure
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South Hand
Ind
Lester Dircks
Ann Diseaea
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