North Carolina Ambassador Daniels Faces Mexico Crisis
Josephus Daniels, North Carolina born ambassador in Mexico City, is stuck amid U S Mexico tensions over expropriated oil properties. He faces a delayed vacation and potential extended stay as the diplomatic row tests patience and his own patience with the homeward pull.
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Mexico
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Pacific
Cardenas
Enity
Senate committee hints at tax oath abolishment
The article notes a senate committee proposal to drop notarized oath in income tax terms and urges broader reforms including unemployment compensation fund remittance requirements. It argues simple approval of report findings and liability acceptance could suffice for truthful returns if the change passes.
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Senate
Congress
Senate committee considers income tax returns and simple signed statements
The committee notes small businesses lack on staff notaries and the signer's simple statement can be as dependable as a sworn statement. It urges official action to accept simple signatures to reduce trouble and expense.
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Senate Committee
Opposition Reaction to Senate Passage of Reorganization Bill
The President denounces organized telegrams and misrepresentation behind opposition to the reorganization bill. Some critics fear surrender of congressional checks and prefer reform via recommendation, not executive overreach. The speech hints that opposition’s bitterness contradicts democratic ideals.
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Senate
Executive Branch
Guilford Tax Lists Move From Intangibles to Tangibles
Tax authorities shift focus as Guilford’s 11 million plus intangible values vanish from books under a constitutional change. Listing begins Friday at 8 30 am with listers working daily through April, two evening sessions weekly, and nightly hours 7 to 9 during the final week. Taxpayers urged to list early and simplify the process.
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Guilford
Raleigh
Doctor’s Day Observance Spreads in the South
The woman's auxiliary of the Southern Medical Association promotes Doctor's Day with Georgia leading the way. The declaration notes the public’s limited knowledge of medicine’s long history and the ongoing efforts by rural doctors and medical centers to advance safe and happy human life.
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Southern Medical Association
South
Georgia
Auxiliary
Southern States proposed annual day to honor medical profession
The piece urges states to set aside a yearly day to honor physicians and their contributions to humanity. It adds recognition for the doctors' households, noting how partners share in sacrifices for the medical vocation and公共 wellbeing.
Remembering Frank Gammon and the power of Shakespeare
On a Woodstock Canada train the writer recalls Frank Gammon a self taught wordsmith whose Shakespearean passion made him a superb speaker despite no high school education. The piece links language mastery to a love of Hamlet Macbeth and The Merchant of Venice and offers aphorisms about wealth health and wit.
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Woodstock
Ontario
Frank Gammond
Frank
Atlantic
Frank Gammon
England
Shakespeare
Macbeth
Walter J. Black, Inc
Park Avenue
New York City
Quotes and notes on politics and industry from 1930s figures
Herbert S. Bigelow criticizes Democratic mood comparing it to Hoover era gloom. T. M. Girdler urges confidence between government and industry as public steel seeks stability. A vacuum cleaner firm reports rising sales. Sam Hecht discusses hobos and a proposed hobo union in San Francisco.
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Sam Hecht
San Francisco
Progressives Hopeful Roosevelt Moves On War Path In 1940 Ambition
Washington dispatch notes progressives in Congress vs roosevelt fear and hope as he appears ready to push a bold wage hour bill and confront depression. Georgia senator george faces rivers in a looming primary with new dealer backing connected to court plans and taxation clashes. Peggy Goodheart hitchhiking with two dogs appears in a closing line.
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Washington
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Roosevelt
Warm Springs
Gainesville
Walter F. George
Georgia
E. D. Rivers
George
Rivers
Clean-Up Drive Opens as City Plans Community Activities
The annual city clean-up starts Tuesday and the Reed crowd management at Monday night events drew praise for the police. Principal L R Johnston will speak Sunday at First M P church on The Dynamic Unified Sunday School. The Democratic club met with Dr T E Whitaker and State Senator W H S Burgwyn addressing members. Notables: Mrs Harry Raymond and Mrs Katherine Raymond Freeze prepare a New York visit, C C Robbins stays at Roosevelt New Orleans, Miss Lizzie Gooch returns from New York business trip. A severe storm hit the South at 7 30 am damaging Rock Hill S C estimated 25 000 to 50 000. Bomb threats persist in Chicago. Albert B Fall ready to testify Harry F Sinclair had no role in the Tea Pot Dome lease.
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L. R. Johnston
Dynamic Unified Sunday
Democratic Club
T. E. Whitaker
Oak Ridge
W. H. S. Burgwyn
Northampton County
Harry Raymond
Katherine Raymond Freeze
New York
C. C. Robbins
Roosevelt Hotel
New Orleans
Lizzie Gooch
South
Carolinas
Rock Hill
S. C
Chicago
Albert B. Fall
Harry F. Sinclair
Tea Pot Dome
New York Day by Day glimpses Benny Venuta and society
Charles B Driscoll recalls Benny Venuta a lively New York entertainment figure at Riverside Drive home with husband Dr Kenneth Kelley a Newark Met auditions and Metropolitan cast note Leonard Warren future Met star Dixie belles Betty Timmons Helen Cheek and Gene Forker are named plus a Bryan recollection of a crowd incident at the Fair Grounds and Cleveland convention correction decades later.
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Riverside Drive
Kenneth Kelley
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Hudson
Stanford White
Kelley
Medical Center
Newark
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Leonard Warren
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Met
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Metropolis
Dixie
Betty Timmons
Atlanta
Wichita
Harold Hixon
Helen Cheek
Nashville
Park Avenue
Gene Forker
Laura McAlister
Tennessee
Beekman Place
Fair Grounds
Bryan
Cleveland
Local debaters win triangular program at Reidsville
High Point teams defeated Reidsville and Winston-Salem entrants in a triangular program. The High Point affirmative was Criddleburgh and Kirkman, while Lyon and Albertson led the negative to victory at Winston-Salem. Winners advance to Chapel Hill for state championship debates.
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Reidsville
Winston- Salem
Congress
Charlie Mae Criddleburgh
Carlton Kirkman
James Lyon
Howell Albertson
Winston-Salem
Chapel Hill
Death Notice for People-Winship M Wilson
About People-Winship M. Wilson, 86, father of O. E. Wilson, died at 7 p. m. yesterday. He was a respected citizen and active in community betterment efforts. A. B. Huff, manager of the Broadway theater, will visit Salisbury for Easter. Mrs. W. C. Idol holidays in Winston-Salem with relatives. Mesdames Hauser, Millis and Dalton spent hours in Winston-Salem yesterday.
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Winship
M. Wilson
O. E. Wilson
A. B. Huff
Broadway
Salisbury
W. C. Idol
Winston-Salem
Mesdames
C. M. Hauser
H. A. Millis
Carter Dalton
Germans Rush Reserves on Western Front French Hold Front
Twenty five alleged pro Germans in Cohocton Ohio were forced to kiss the stars and stripes and utter insults to the Kaiser amid ongoing World War I hostilities. The brief notes heavy anti German sentiment and Allied pressure as both sides contend for control.
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Cohocton
Ohio
Smokey the Dalmatian Patrols Firehouse and Movie Theaters
Smokey, a Dalmatian owned by a city fire company on the East Side, is seen daily around Lexington Avenue theaters. He sits at the box office and greets ticket staff, then runs along the ladder truck en route to fires. Mae West incident drew 20,000 protest letters. a competing product received 600 angry letters due to brand confusion.
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Smokey
Midtown
Lexington Avenue
Mae West
Mae
Snails with Garlic Sauce Draws Critics to Chez Elle
Dene Aylesworth Ray Huber and Bil Chandler of Scripps Howard management discover Chez Elle, a hole in the wall on East 49th, luring patrons with piping hot garlic snails. The narrator likens the find to Columbus hearing of Eric the Red and a bold young voyager.
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Chez Elle
East 49Th
Dene Aylesworth
Ray Huber
Bil Chandler
Scripps-Howard Management
Columbus
Eric
Son
Old New York in 1938 Chauffeured Routine
An elderly man with white sideburns drives a bay coach horse to a black cabriolet that arrives at a Park Avenue apartment building near 65th for a weekly visit by a dressed lady in black. Attendants assist with bows as the routine unfolds, then pauses for two days before resuming.
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Park Avenue
65Th
Old New York
Fisheries Deputy Objects to Expressing Poor Fish
Charles Ee. Jackson of the U. S. Fisheries department objects to the phrase poor fish, arguing it mischaracterizes fish and may reflect poorly on fisheries policy.
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Charles Ee. Jackson
U. 8S
Women are harder to handle than automobiles
Edward Ande, a Cleveland taxicab driver, sues for divorce claiming mistreatment and strains in marriage after a difficult relationship implied by the remarks.
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Edward Ande Ileveland
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