Breakdown in Tax Payments Warned at Washington Meeting
Washington May 1 A warning of a possible breakdown in income tax payments was issued by the committee on federal taxation of the chamber of commerce of the United States. The panel urged modification of the securities act and cautioned that a tax breakdown would be disastrous to government revenues. The report also urged caution against using emergency conditions to justify public projects and called for arbitration before government intervention in industry disputes.
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Washington
Mittee
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Committee On Regulation of Securities
Committee On
Committee On Federal Expenditures
Trade Association Department Committee
NRA
Southeast Business Rises In March Over February
Atlanta’s Sixth District federal reserve report shows March sales at department stores up 35.2 percent from February and 69.8 percent above March 1933. First quarter sales rise 46.8 percent year over year while building contracts soar 73.1 percent from February. Cotton use climbs 14.4 percent from February and 9.7 percent versus March 1933.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Federal
Banks
Bank
Fed
Fiji boys taught by fathers to strike mothers
Report from Fiji describes a practice where fathers teach sons to strike their mothers to prevent the boys from becoming cowards. The controversial custom highlights gender and family violence issues in the local culture.
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Fiji
Hollywood GOSSIP dazzles with film dream list and extras
Hollywood gossip notes Jackie Cooper is favored for the title role in David Copperfield after Treasure Island. It also profiles motion picture extras like Leon Beauman, who earns royalties from inventions, and a mysterious laughist known as John Laugh. Mae West and Leo McCarey bring boxing expertise to Mae West’s next film.
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NEA
Hollywood
Jackie Cooper
Jackie
David Copperfield
Charles Dickens
Marie Dressler
Betsey
Lionel Barrymore
Mr. Dick
Elisabeth Allen
Mra. Copperfield
Maureen O'Sullivan
Dora
All
Mae West
Leo McCarey
McCarey
Mae
Leo
Uncle Tom" McCarey
Los Angeles
Jack West
States Boost Unemployed Into Road Work
Pennsylvania and Texas lead in employing unemployed men on road projects with about a quarter of jobless workers put to road work, reflecting a focused public works effort.
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Pennsylvania
Texas
Marian Martin Slimness Patterns and Chic Cape
Marian Martin offers diagrammed Lew charts for Slimness with Pattern 60780 and 9001 plus 9991 cape pattern. Describes fabrics Alpaca silk crepe pongee and cottons, sizes 14 to 46, 36 to 42 for capes, yardage specs included. Price is fifteen cents for book, pattern together twenty five cents.
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Marian Martin
Paris
Patert
Promote Regular Bowel Action With Simple Diet and Water
Advice favors natural bowel management through fruits vegetables water and regular routines. Warns against excessive mineral oil bran and yeast laxatives and explains how table salt saline water can aid evacuation safely.
Passengers Flown on Civil Air Lines in 1933
The 1933 tally shows 668,940 patrons of the air lines and 1,246,134 who flew on other civil aircraft, reflecting growth in air travel and related services during the year.
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Air Hnes
California Leads in Aircraft Count on April First 1934
California topped the states with 986 aircraft on April 1 1934 including licensed and unlicensed craft. New York followed with 46 and Illinois ranked third with unclear figures in this brief report.
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California
New York
Illinois
Civil Aircraft Passengers Reach 1 800 000 in 1935 report
More than 1 800 000 persons were carried as passengers in civil craft of the United States during 1935, according to the Aeronautics Branch of the Department of Commerce.
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United States
Aeronautics Branch
Department of Commerce
First Lady Roosevelts Radical Crusade Draws Attention
Washington report highlights Mrs Roosevelt’s outspoken stance at press conferences, clashes with critics like Senator Schall, and her push for social reform. Dennis and Tugwell are profiled as two sharp minds shaping New Deal critique and reform.
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Rooney Dutcher
The
Enterprise Washington Correspondent
Washington
Seall
Hyde Park
Thomasville Seniors To Be Feted By Greensboro College Alumni Tomorrow
Thomasville May 1 Local Greensboro College Alumnae will host an informal tea for the senior class of the local high school tomorrow afternoon at Mrs James Lambeths Randolph street home Mothers of the seniors invited Students and Greensboro college staff will present the afternoon program Miss Walker Woodley returns to Dallas after a weekend visit to her sister Miss Vesta Woodley Gladys Black returns to Greensboro to resume studies at North Carolina College The weeklong illness of W B Perry at Charlotte Sanatorium continues Mrs Perry remains at his side in Charlotte More local families visited Asheville and Charlotte over the weekend and will establish new homes with Ralph Wilson and family in Thomasville
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Thomasville
Greensboro College
tMs. James &. Lambeth
Randolph Street
Gladys Black
Greensboro
The
North Carolina College
Arthur Black
Lexington Avenue
Mrs Harston Williamston Visit Returns Home
Mrs. Harston Williamston and her son Ben returned Sunday to their Mount home after spending the weekend with Mrs. Williamson and Mrs. Mollie Snell on street during the business trip coverage.
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Harston Williamston
Ben
Mount
Williamson
Mollie Snell
Wings bend under heavy lead payload at Bu Cal test
In a Bu Cal. test eighteen tons of lead were attached to aircraft wings of an all metal transport plane. Despite the heavy load the wings bent only five degrees and returned to normal position after the weights were removed.
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Bu Cal
German Plant Uses Waste Heat to Warm Greenhouses
A German facility recycles waste heat from a man electric plant to heat greenhouses growing vegetables in the regular season. The arrangement boosts efficiency and extends growing periods for crops such as lettuce and tomatoes.
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R. L. Pollio
Marian Martin Pattern
High Point Enance
N. Y
Leiter
Dennis and
Tugwell
Lawrence Dennis
American Mercury
Rexford G. Tugwell
Dennis
Senator Cutting
CWA
Interior Department
General Johnson
Johnson
Miss Walker Woodley
Dallas
Vesta Woodley
W. B. Perry
Kinney Avenue
Charlotte Sanatorium
Mra. Perry
Charlotte
R. H. Phillips
J. ©. Green
Julius Green
High Point
Asheville
W. T. Green
Charles Wilson
Nutley
N. J
Wilson
Ralph Willson
V. Ritchie
Sallie Clodfelter
Edith Burton
Martin Barker
Billy
T. Austin Finch
Gee Kote
Nana
Magnesia
Tabiets One Bes
Rea
Nzo Eme
RADIO
Rexall Drug
Jasmine of
Sewthere
Beauty Dreams
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LE Eee
Zoe
Vincent's
Teleum
Rome
Hobart
Haskell
Tee
Charmona
Mascal
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EPSOM
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