Europe Debtors Pay Day Finds U S Loser Again
United States faces another large shortfall as debtor nations fail to meet December payments. Belgium Poland Estonia Latvia and others default or offer token sums while Britain makes a token payment and France declines its current instalment. Italy avoids default despite a partial payment. Roosevelt stresses no debt reduction despite token payments.
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School Editors Face Libel Suits
Morgantown West Virginia December 15 Expulsions and possible legal actions faced by those responsible for The Bull Sheet a tabloid published and circulated by West Virginia University students The university administration led by President John R Turner announced penalties would be inflicted on publishers and distributors The paper allegedly alleged immorality of female students attacked faculty members and sought teachers in campus activities The item also notes language notes Alabama and Nebraska etymologies in brackets
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Punitive Forces Of NRA Target Weir In Steel Row
Washington dispatch reports punitive actions by the Recovery Administration aimed at T. Weir, chair of the National Steel Company, over Weirton Steel elections. Johnson and Wagner weigh criminal or civil steps, with possible indictments and fines under the NRA. Weir disputes the process and vows the courts should decide.
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Thousands Ready For State Liquor Store Jobs
Harrisburg Dec 16. More than 35 600 applicants for liquor store jobs across 36 cities faced tomorrow's civil service exam as the board created a new post director of purchases at an 8000 salary. A Harrisburg exam Dec 25 will select the director with strict state residency and veteran purchasing requirements.
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Philadelphia
Morgenthau seeks tax law revision change proposal
Morgenthau proposes revising the income tax system to require married couples to file single returns. The plan, rejected by a House committee, estimated annual yield of about 40000 dollars. It stems from the Charles L. Mitchell case involving former National City Bank of New York chairman.
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Senator Jim Weds Client in Kansas City Match
Ex Senator James A Reed of Missouri wed Mrs Nell Donnelly a rich garment manufacturer in Kansas City. Reed, 72, aided a 1931 kidnapping conviction. His bride, 43, was previously married and divorced in 1932.
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Tax provisions on consolidations and fraud powers clarified
The proposal allows consolidated returns to cover subsidiaries and permits partnership losses to offset personal income. It continues withholding at source on bonds and removes the statute of limitations when taxes are avoided by fraud. It also expands the commissioner of internal revenue’s power to investigate corporate and individual docks.
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Grange Meet Ends With Tax Relief and Road Plans
Delegates urged lighter state taxes and shifting government costs to income and inheritance taxes while backing local school control. They supported State road maintenance and a two year plan to transfer second class township roads to the state. Milking prices and economic policy drew continued debate as National Master L. Tabor criticized federal recovery efforts and urged restraint on bureaucracy.
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Greene County
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Government Encouraging Light Wine Production in U S
Paul Garrett, veteran American wine producer, urges government action to exempt mild wines from liquor excise taxes. He predicts growth of a domestic light wine industry could reduce urban congestion, create jobs, and aid temperance, reviving vineyards and moving people back to rural work.
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Devaluation Policy Split Over Gold Standard Debate
Treasury plans refinancing through 129,006,600 in Treasury certificates on January 1 as policymakers weigh further devaluation and the fate of gold purchases. Inflationists urge a $1 billion currency issue to cover bonds maturing April 14, while hard money advocates push for dollar stabilization. President Roosevelt sits between camps, with legal opinions from Acheson and Cummings under review amid cautious progress. Congress is expected to shape next moves on gold buying and currency policy.
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Congress to retain inflation powers unless urged by president
Congress signals it will keep the inflation powers as granted unless the president requests it. The article notes the country remains supportive of the president and that Congress is likely to align with public opinion.
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Bandits Wreck Siberian Train Near Tsitsihar
Bandits set barricades on the Trans Siberian line 45 miles west of Tsitsihar and overpowered a small military guard. Seven killed and eight wounded, many passengers abducted for ransom. Scores hurt in freezing conditions as a Japanese army unit arrived hours later to aid victims.
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Father Of Five Involved In Death
Dee BEAVER Jackson, 40, of Beaver Falls, father of five, admits he drove Mrs Hilda Crawford home after a party. James Crawford, 51, railroad telegrapher, shot at them when he found his wife with another man. Mrs Crawford died later. Crawford pleads not guilty to murder as a jury is seated.
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Police hunt for lost mongrel dog in New Jersey
Governor Moore ordered state troopers to search highways around Lincoln and nearby areas for a lost mongrel dog named Rex after a Jersey City boy Adolph Gioia Jr sent a plea for help. If Rex cannot be found, another dog “Just like him” will be located.
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Liquor Boycott Proposed by NY Congressman OConnor
Washington dispatch reports Rep. John J. OConnor proposes a boycott on liquor until prices drop, calling for action against a perceived whiskey trust. He opposes federal price fixing yet warns distillers would reap $500 million in six months if prices stay high.
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Obituary notices for infants and Blairs ville patriarch Graff
Infants death at 46 South Fifth Street occurs within two hours of birth. Charles Warrigan Graff, 88, prominent Blairsville merchant, dies at South Liberty Street home after heart ailment. Survives widow Mary Cornel Graff and son Robert Graff of Philadelphia. Funeral held at Juda residence with Rev. W. Jewart Miller. Interment in Blairsville Cemetery.
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Bombs Explode in Midtown Havana Amid Violence
Four bombs detonated in midtown Havana today injuring workers at an American car agency show-room and another near the presidential palace within a half block. The nine blasts reported in the last 24 hours indicate a coordinated flare up of violence.
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