Biennial revenue bill moves in state legislature
The biennial revenue bill passed by the house was sent to the senate finance committee this morning. A group arrest was scheduled for the afternoon, with New Hanover predicting a report out tomorrow or Friday. The senate judiciary committee also favorably reported an increase of corporate filing fees from 1 to 25 dollars and a measure to require claims arising in the state be recorded.
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Deaths Must Be Filed Within Two Years
The rule requires deaths to be filed within two years after death rather than after the administrator Qualifies, shifting the filing deadline to the date of death. This affects estates and probate timelines by clarifying when a death must be registered for administration purposes.
Senate Votes to Submit Amendments to Voters
The Senate approved amendments to permit classifying real and personal property for taxation and allow local exemptions for owner occupied homesteads up to 1000 dollars. The plan would raise the income tax top rate to ten percent, tighten debt limits, expand the Supreme Court to seven members, create a new superior court, and permit jury waiver in some criminal cases. Senator Weathers argued the reforms would target the wealthy fairly and reach less than a third of residents, with broad impact on tax policy and state finances. Senator Horton urged passage to broaden tax rolls and aid fair legislation every two years.
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Hitler Shows Diplomatic Pines After Venice Meeting
At the conference with Sir John, Hitler rebutted the British secretary and held naval demands to a small percentage of the fleet. Diplomats note improved bargaining from the Nazi leader and suggest lessons from Mussolini. Sir John informed France Italy and Belgium of the general stance after the dinner.
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British German Talks Yield Limited Gains at Berli n Conference
The talks at Berlin produced two main agreements: Britain drops a mutual aid clause in the Eastern Europe pact and Germany agrees to a friendship treaty with Austria under the Melmer statute. Both sides called the discussions frank and friendly, but no protocol was signed. A British team led by Eden travels to Moscow and Warsaw to pursue peace prospects while Germany prepares for conscription details.
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Machinery to spend relief fund studied
A committee examined how relief funds could be allocated to machinery and industry. Henry Harriman urged delaying the Wagner labor disputes bill until the Supreme Court rules on the recovery act. Secretary Wallace set a minimum sugar beet payment for 1935 crops. Eastman backed Wheeler rail finance probe. a secret NRA report on raids faced challenge from Townsend who said he would not run for president.
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Tariff Increase Sought to Save Cotton Textiles Mills
Senator Metcalf urged an immediate tariff rise on cotton textiles to protect U S mills and southern planters. He argued world market losses from imports threaten 1930s industry, noting January February imports exceed all of 1934 and calling for stronger protection. Senator Tydings warned 800000 cotton workers depend on foreign markets.
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Pay as You Fight Favored for Next War by Baruch
Baruch urges wartime controls on prices and profits with a price ceiling set after a declared emergency. He proposes a fair price commission, higher peace taxes, an excess war tax on earnings, and mobilized manpower under a work or fight plan while keeping wages aligned to price levels. Germany’s sales tax receipts cited as context.
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John T. Flynn
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Germany seeks economic union with Austria and naval parity
Berlin signals Hitler pressed for a swift economic union with Austria and a German air force equal to Britain and France. He warned Russia could spur Germany to surpass Western powers in military size. British officials called the demands a new thunderbolt ahead of the Stresa conference with France and Italy. Sir John echoed Britain’s stance on all but naval issues.
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London to Build Municipal Houses in Northern Ilford
London plans to construct 000 municipal houses in the Northern Ilford district as part of its housing program. Officials say the initiative aims to address housing shortages and provide affordable homes for residents in the area.
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Britain urged to join Soviet anti war pact talks
In Izvestia Radek calls for British cooperation with Soviet Russia to block world peace explosions. Eden travels to Moscow with Collier and other diplomats to discuss Eastern security, while Radek warns of a broader war risk if Britain and the United States act counter to Soviet interests.
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Italian Aeronautical Exposition Draws Massive Milan Attendance
The Italian Aeronautical Exposition in Milan lasted 198 days and attracted over 900000 visitors, with many coming from abroad.
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Higher capital taxes may slow investment in new industries in Colombia
New higher capital taxes are expected to slow the investment of capital in developing industries in Colombia, potentially restraining growth and delaying new business ventures in the sector.
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