Revenue Bill Faces House Test in Secretaries Speech
Secretary Mills endorsed the $1.096 billion revenue bill demanding a balanced budget or risk to national credit. House debate grew as LaGuardia proposed an independent substitute for a sales tax while Huddleston blasted opponents, seen as a pivot for the bill's base tax.
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Cecil B. Dickson
Associated Press
Washington
Mar
House
Mills
Treasury
United States
Demagogue Club
LaGuardia
Committee On Ways and Means
Crisp
Rainey
Illinois
Representative Snell
New York
Garner
Capitol
Snell
Ten Year Plan Renamed North Carolina Plan Incorporated
The North Carolina ten year plan becomes the North Carolina plan incorporated with seven new directors including Morse Parrott Cannon Finch Newman and McKimmon. Three programs adopted roadside improvement historic site marking and advertising tourist advantages industrial and agricultural development and country life development.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Thomasville
Harris Newman
Wilmington
Janet S. McKimmon
E. 8
Draper
Charlotte
N. G. Baily
Chapel Hill
George W. Hill
Durham
Giles Announces B Point Platform For Lieutenant Governor
D F Giles of Marion announced his six month school tax exemption and home ownership program as part of an eight point platform for the North Carolina democratic nomination for lieutenant governor. He lists tax limits, income tax funding, efficiency limits, crime prevention coordination, voter choice for officers, education as an asset, reduced overhead, and promoting home ownership to raise citizenship and markets. Joined by A H Sandy Graham of Hillsboro and David P Dellinger of Cherryville in the race.
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Raleigh
Mar
D. F. Giles
Marion
Giles
A. H
Sandy) Graham
Hillsboro
David P. Dellinger
Cherryville
Democratic Nomination For Leutenant
North Carolina
General Assembly
Convention
Citizenship of
German Voters Choose Between Hindenburg and Hitler
AP dispatch from Berlin reports Germany’s 44 million voters face a presidential race mainly between Paul Von Hindenburg and Adolf Hitler on the eve of the election. Other candidates Duesterberg Thaeimann and Winter are noted but not decisive.
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Berlin
Mar
Germany
Paul von Hindenburg
Adolf Hitler
von Hindenburg
Hitler
Theodore Duesterberg
Ernest Thaeimann
Gustav Winter
National Socialist Party
High Point City Budget Shows Eight Month Savings
City records show eight month expenses of 1 010 144 73 against an anticipated 1 067 460 20 leaving a 57 315 47 saving. February expenditures were 47 960 48 vs 73 320 73 budget, 34 6 percent under. Revenue ascertained 1 940 826 45 with 1 111 044 70 collected, leaving 829 781 75 uncollected. Overdrafts exist in improvement and street funds, leaving actual cash only 24 758 66 despite a 4 536 272 46 city surplus invested in assets.
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Knox
High Point
City Operation Fund
City Debt Service Fund
School Operation Fund
School Debt Service Fund
Municipal Building Fund
Water Improvement Fund
Treasury
Business Statesmanship and the 1920s Crash Foreseen?
Melvin A. Traylor warns before the International Chamber of Commerce that postwar expansion created idle capital and overbuilt industries. He argues leaders ignored trends in income, foreign debt, and consumer limits, risking a market bust as production outpaced sustainable demand. He cites autos and radio as examples and urges foresight.
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International Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Melvin A. Traylor
First National Bank of Chicago
Solid
Japanese cabinet reviews Manchuria policy in special session
Tokyo March 12 The cabinet met all day to reassess relations with the Manchurian state under Pu Yi. No decision was announced but withholding recognition indefinitely and watching international reaction were reported.
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Tokyo
Pu Yi
Manchuria
Puyi
Prince Sailonji
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Melvin Traylor
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Memphis, Tenn
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Stafford Place
Greensboro, N. C
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