Morgenthau Calls For More Publicity On Tax Dodging
Treasury Secretary Morgenthau urged expanded publicity from congressional hearings to curb tax evasion and avoidance. He cited devices used to dodge taxes and warned public awareness could deter use of such schemes, noting a list of evaders may be submitted later. He described methods like creating multiple personalities in a taxpayer to split income among entities.
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Washington
Pie Bee
Morgenthau
Moreantiat
Senate House
Treasury
Joint Committee
Roosevelt
Congress
Tax avoidance schemes cited by Morgenthau
Morgenthau cited as examples of tax avoiders people who run racing stables or other hobbies yet claim business deductions, plus wealthy individuals setting up abroad corporations to shift income. He warned that weaving diverse schemes around the concept slows tax administration and plans to illustrate many cases, not all upheld by courts, to delay collections.
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Morgenthau
DuPonts announce engagement at dinner in Wilmington
In Wilmington on June 17, the engagement of Alexandra DuPont to Howard Perkins was announced at a dinner. Alexandra is the daughter of Lam mot DuPont, president of E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Co. They plan a fall wedding. Also noted is an Italian invention producing artificial wool from milk, reported by the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture.
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Wilmington
Del
Alexandrine M. DuPont
Lammot DuPont
E. DuPont de Nemours and Co
Howard Alfred Perkins
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Body recovered from Bay tragedy at Dover Beach
The body of James W. Dublin, 78, of Altoona, was found on the shore three miles south of Bowers Beach after eight people drowned when the cabin cruiser Teal sank in Delaware Bay. Dublin is father of victim William C. Dublin. Survivors Charles W. Stoddart, FC Mee Kee, and J E Stine were discharged from Kent General Hospital.
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Dover
Del
James W. Dublin
Altoona
Teal
Delaware Bay
Bowers’ Beach
Moyday
GCC
Dublin
William C. Dublin
Charles W. Stoddart
FC. Mee Kee
State College
J. E. Stine
Kent General Hospital
Opinions Differ In Mystery Continues On Page One
Searchers scoured near the house about 2000 yards away where a detectable odor hinted at a body. Police cautioned the scent could belong to an animal, keeping the mystery unresolved.
Murray demands unholy group probe into steel strike leaders
Senator Murray calls for an immediate thorough investigation of steel corporations policies and the Steel Workers Organizing Committee. He urges subpoenaing top executives Tom Girdler Harry Dalton the Black brothers and Eugene Grace for alleged violations of civil liberties suppression of picketing and use of strike breakers. The 70 000 to 80 000 steel workers are cited in a broader NLRB violation claim against Republic Steel Inland Steel Bethlehem Steel and Youngstown Sheet & Tube. Louis Guarnieri leads witnesses for Republic to present the other side.
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Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Civiliberties
Tom Girdler
Harry Dalton
Black Brothers
Eugene Grace
Republic Steel Corporation
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Inland Steel Company
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Murray
Louis Guarnieri
Republic
Roosevelt Help In Strike War Sparks a Nationwide Crisis
Continent-wide strike action immobilizes thousands as CIO workers pause work at Youngstown Sheet & Tube and Republic Steel. Violence erupts in Johnstown amid unions push. police and state troops deployed. Legion leaders debate role in staffing order while vigilante and law enforcement measures spread to Lansing and other cities. Bay City resolves peace issues as authorities restore calm.
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CIO
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Republic Steel
Youngstown
Frank Parnell
Bethehem Steel
Cambria
Johnstown
Thomas Sims
Joseph Mechrng
George J. Karte
American
Monroe
Mich
Lansing
Law and Order League
Bay City
Labor talks avert Bay City labor holiday threatening violence
53 special police were deployed at Bay Manufacturing Co. after a night conference announced a settlement with the United Automobile Workers CIO. Workers to return to their jobs as terms are kept private. The episode echoed steel strike disputes and followed an Ohio governor’s planned talks with industry leaders. Meanwhile CIO leaders staged a 20 mile parade toward a Lewis mass meeting in Chicago, culminating in a stadium gathering.
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Bay Manufacturing Co
Electric Auto-Light Co
Homer Marlin
United Automobile Workers Union
CIO
Bay City
Davey
Ohio
Tom Girdler
Republic Steel
Frank Parnell
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Lewis Mass
Chicago
Hollywood Wedding Spectacle Draws Thousands in Formal Ceremony
The church overflowed as bridesmaids like Ginger Rogers and Fay Wray paraded in a $25,000 event. Nelson Eddy sang I Love You Truly while the bride, 30, wore pink monasseline with a Recingote veil. The groom Raymond smiled as the couple began the service amid gasps and fainting spectators.
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Mary
Mendelssohn
Nelson Eddy
Raymond
Jeanette
Miss MacDonald
Hollywood
Harold Lloyd
John Mack Brown
Allan Jones
Baail Rathbone
Warren Rock
Richard Hargreaves
Jones
Anna MacDonald
Rathbone
Ginger Rogers
Fay Wray
Mary Pickford
Buddy Rogers
Insurgents On Offensive Across Continents
Insurgents report offensives across Europe as Nazi Germany and Italy participate in neutral patrols near Spain. In Wilhelmshaven Adolf Hitler and officials paid homage to sailors who died in the Deutschland affair. Manuel Hedilla faces a death sentence amid a Franco consolidation. The Madda, a Genoa steamer, was bombarded off Gran Algeria but not hit. Ships blockading Bilbao and advancing insurgent efforts round out a tense Franco-Spanish frontier scene.
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Germany
Italy
Wilhelmshaven
London
Lloyds
Gibraltar
Gran
Algeria
Genoa
Clyde
Scotland
Sudan
Maly
Spain
Alliance move may be made for steel strike
The Steel Workers' Organizing Committee warned that reactionaries could force a triple alliance among the Steel Union two railroad brotherhoods and the United Mine Workers to press four major steel firms Republic Bethlehem Youngstown Inland into signing labor contracts. In Johnstown Bethlehem works strike supported by Conemaugh and Black Railroad walkout, CIO head John L. Lewis pulled 9509 miners from the Steel Company pit. In Cleveland railroad leaders said they would keep workers safe and cooperate with railroads under existing policy.
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Pittsburgh
Steel Workers’ Organizing Committee
Steel Union
United Mine Workers of America
SWOC
Republic Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Inland Steel
Clinton S. Golden
Steel Committee
Brotherhood
CIO
Harvey
Refugees Trapped as Basque Capital Siege Tightens
Shiploads totaling 3060 refugees, many children crying for food, press toward Bilbao as insurgent forces reportedly cross the Nervion to seal off the city. Three ships taken while attempting to slip from the Nervian into the Bay of Biscay. Five ships tried to break the blockade but could not leave the estuary under General Franco's cordon. Two vessels rerouted to Santander, returning eastward.
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Nervion
Bilbao
Bay of Biscay
Generalissimon Franctis
Obituary notices for Boden and Raleigh in Salisburg area
Obituary notices report the deaths of Dora Lizzie Boden of Salisburg born August 14 1876 died June 16 at 3 30 am a long time teacher at Saltsburg Junior High Church and Eastern Star member survived by siblings. Also IGNATHAN RAIRIGH died yesterday at age 74 born May 22 1863 married Susanne Boyer and affiliated with St Thomas Reformed. funeral at St Pauls Reformed Church near Blanco. Burial in Edgewood Cemetery.
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Dora Lizzie Boden
Salisburg
William Washington
Rebecca Margaret Boden
Miss Boden
Saltsburg
First Presbyterian Church
Order of the Eastern Star
Stewart S. Boden
Frank E. Bowden
Apolin
Ila Elwood
Maude Hart
Saltsbure
M. Rudolf Milley
Edgewood Cemetery
Ignathan Rairigh
Mr. Raleigh
Susanne Boyer
St. Thomas Reformed Church
Gastown
George
Plumcreek Township
St. Paul's Reformed Church
Blanco
D. H. Nace
Trial Begins In Local Drunk Driving Case
The trial of a local man opened with testimony that he refused additional beer for Dr Shick and companion. Witnesses including Richardson and Wiggins described the incident on the Indiana Shelocta road where the car tipped onto its left side. Wiggins noted the doctor’s unsteady walk after rescue and suspected intoxication. The Commonwealth continued presenting witnesses including Mrs Hilderbrand and Mrs Montgomery.
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Clark
Dr. Shick
Richardson
Feil
Shick
T. W. Wiggins
Indiana
Indiana-Shelocta
Wiggins
W. F. Hilderbrand
Armagh
R. BD
Norman Montgomery
Commodore
RB. D
Launa Steetle
Veroyes and Trunzo Found Not Guilty in Local Liquor Cases
Yesterday a verdict of not guilty was returned in the Tony Veroye case from Saltsbury charging unlawful operation under a retail beer license. D. L. Trunzo and Arthur Trunzo faced charges with not guilty verdicts but costs assessed. John Nage pleaded guilty to making alcoholic liquids without a permit. Steve Nagg and Mary Nagg were nolle pressed. John Nagg to be sentenced. Castlani found guilty and to be sentenced later.
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Diana
Joseph Vozer
Miner
Alverda
RB. D
Nettle M. Goss
Hillsdale
Louise Johnston
Indiana
Martha M. Stewart
Livermore
R. D
A. W. Mahon
Blairsville
P. D. Wileson
Edward C. Griffith
Marion Center
Helena Denning
Trunzo
Arthur
Creps
John Nage
Clune
Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board
Steve Nagg
Mary Nagg
Nolle
John Nagg
Sunty
John Castellani
Homer City
Butt Named Labor Board Secretary in Adams County
Harrisburg June 17 14 Governor Earle named John P Butt district attorney of Adams County as secretary of the Labor Relations Board administering the Little Wagner Act. The act recognizes workers' right to organize and bargain collectively against company dominated unions.
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Harrisburg
Earle
John P Butt
Adams Counts
Labor Relations Board
West Penn Railways seeks sale of Penn Transit to City Coach Lines
Pittsburgh news reports the West Penn Railways Co seeking Public Utility Commission approval to sell its Penn Transit bus subsidiary to Chicago based City Coach Lines for 70000 dollars. Penn Transit operates in Allegheny Armstrong Fayette and Westmoreland counties. Pittsburgh leaders back a flood wall proposal to shield the Allegheny Monongahela and Ohio river areas.
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Harrisburg
West Penn Railways Company of
Pittsburgh
Public Utility Commission Today
Penn Transit Company
City Coach Lines, Inc
Chicago
Penn Transit
Allegheny
Armstrong, Fayette
Westmoreland
Allegheny, Monongahela
Ohio Rivers
Japan Refuses Roosevelt Naval Arms Pact Proposal
Tokyo reports an authoritative source stating Japan will reject the Roosevelt proposal for a 14 inch gun limit. The reply reportedly upholds that lowering calibers from 16 to 14 inches does not yield real disarmament and insists on a definite quantitative curtailment for true arms reduction.
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Tokyo
Japan
Roosevelt
United State
Drowned teen drowned as friends thought he was fooling
June 17. Sixteen year old Donald Bickhart drowned near Angelica dam while companions believed he was only pretending. A 14 year old girl testified she jumped in after him and pulled his hair in jest, then swam to shore and found him gone.
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Reading
Donald Bickhart
Angelica Dam
Missing heir Julius Schaefer linked to vast Garrett fortune
In Philadelphia a missing estate claimant, Julius Schaefer, a St. Louis florist, prompted disclosure by court examiner George Ross. Schaefer reportedly left his hotel room Tuesday morning with his clothes and wrist watch left behind, while he sought part of a $20,000,000 Garrett snuff estate.
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Philadelphia
Julius Schaeffer
St. Louis
Garrett Snuff
George Ross
Ross
Schaefer
Apiary Inspection Funded in Northampton County
Northampton County allocates funds for a complete apiary inspection this year under the Bureau of Plant Industry of the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture, directing statewide agricultural oversight and bee health measures.
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Northampton County
Bureau of Plant Industry
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Treasury Balance Report At Washington June 15
Treasury balance and operations show receipts of 1.4469 billion dollars and expenditures of 840.3 million. The resulting balance stands at 2.713 billion dollars as of June 15.
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Treasury
Washington
The
Market Report Pittsburgh Hogs Cattle and Produce Decline
Hogs 1200 head with 700 direct, mostly steady but top 5 cents lower. 380-2 lb hogs 11.85-11.78, 250 lb hogs 1090-1150, sows 10 cents lower at 10.25. Cattle 350 head, direct 300, steady to firm. vealers 850-1090. Sheep 400 head, spring lambs 25 cents lower. good ewes 4.75-5.00. Produce demand moderate. potatoes weak. various potato prices by region. egg and cheese markets steady. Poultry mixed with broilers easing and fowls steady.
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Pittsburgh
Department Agriculture
North Carolina
South Carolina
California
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