Congress May Change President's Tax Plan Hint
Powerful Democrats signaled Congress may overhaul Roosevelt tax proposals to tax corporate profits held as surplus and stockholder dividends to fund farm subsidies and the soldiers bonus. As a Ways and Means subcommittee met, Republicans balked while New Dealers praised the idea as a wealth distribution step to aid recovery. administration aides called it only a suggestion. Stocks rose as details surfaced, with potential grant of 620 million dollars in federal revenue to support subsidies and bonus costs.
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Congress
Roosevelt
Wereig
New York
Roosevelt tax plan targets corporate surplus to fund working capital
President Roosevelt defended proposed taxes on corporate profits not applying to undistributed reserves used for depreciation and working capital. He said the tax would target profits kept as surplus to escape taxation, while opponents argued it could curb dividends and employment. Congressional figures weighed in with surrogate bills and broader views on thrift and national policy.
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Roosevelt
Snell
New York
House
Ren. O'Connor
N. Y
Vandenberg
Mich
Harrison
Miss
Chief Dorsey to Answer Accusers in Pittsburgh
Police Superintendent J. F. Dorsey will appear at a Friday hearing to answer accusations that he let racketeers influence police moves. The charges followed Dorsey’s order for a 100 man shakeup and Florig’s transfer from the East End to another district.
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Pittsburgh
J. F. Dorsey
Albert R. Florig
Dorsey
Florig
East End
Veterans Hello Program Continues With Speakers
The program featured Father Mullen discussing Communism and urging belief in God country and neighbors. National Auxiliary President Winifred Toussant and Senator Joseph E. Byrnes joined, with remarks on allegiance and duty, urging continued veteran advocacy for the disabled and community impact. Dr. Clark spoke on Democracy under the Constitution and historical democracies since World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
van Zandt
Winifred Toussant
Joseph E. Byrnes
South Carolina
Father Mullen
Hungary
Mr. Neff
Clark
Federal Reserve Head Denied New Term Over Age
Philadelphia March 4 AP George W Norris rejected a new five year term as president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia due to age He had served 16 years as governor and was reappointed by bank directors but the board of governors refused approval The move prompts public debate over the reasons given by the governing board and the true motives behind the decision
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Philadelphia
George W. Norris
Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia
Norris
393 Cases of Eggs Sold at Auction at Butler Co op
Butler March 4. Total sales at the Butler Cooperative Egg Auction amounted to 903 cases with 143 producers and 64 buyers participating. Average prices listed include White Fancy large 28, fancy medium 26, extra large 27, standard large 26 1/4, standard medium 24 3/4, Brown Fancy large 27 1/4, extra large 27, extra medium 25, producers large 26, producers medium 24 1/2, pullets 24 3/4, checks 23.
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Butler
Butler Cooperative
New Strength to Proposal Sparks Campaign Shuffle
A political conference in Washington tied Sweeny to the Auditor General post while Baldwin remains a candidate for State Treasurer. Pinola and Baldwin issues linger, with Cox circulating for Sweeny and Pinola across counties. Attendees included Taylor Sweeny Pinola Cox and Judge Fine.
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American Legion
Frank E. Baldwin
Sweeny
Edwin R. Cox
Pinola
Taylor
Cox
John &. Fine
Wilkes-Barre
James Duff
Pittsburgh
Arcadia man praises Gazette subscription value
A. M. Hamilton writes from Arcadia that the Gazette is fine and his family would feel terribly lost if they miss a copy. He notes many others share this sentiment as renewal season continues.
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The
Gazette
A. M. Hamilton
Arcadia
Mr. Hamilton
Rotary Learns Of Highways Plan At Hotel Dinner
Thomas Penaler district superintendent of the State Highway Department spoke at the Rotary club dinner in the Indiana Hotel. He outlined snow removal costs totaling 600000 this year and 128800 in Indiana County alone, with 3000 tons of ashes applied so far. He described aims to humanize the department, improve safety, remove hazardous spots, and test stabilized roads on streets in Indiana Borough. Three construction jobs in Indiana County were let.
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Thomas Penaler
State Highway Department
Rotary Club
Indiana Hotel
Pealey
Tidiana
Indiana County
Pennsylvania
Hazzardous
Blairsville
Pennview
Mr. Pealer
Indiana Borough
Pealer
Republicans debate coalition as Roosevelt label stirs party
Debates over a cross party coalition echoing Lincoln era ideas surface as Democrats resist the president and New Deal. In New York, eleventh hour opposition to Alfred E. Smith as a delegate grows, while Borah supporters push to liberalize the GOP delegation. Maine municipal results shift control to Republicans in Saco Waterville and Bath with Lewiston surrendering to Democrats.
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Tammany
Alfred E. Smith
Joseph O'Neill
Staten Island
New York
Smith
William A. Fetherston
Lower Manhattan
Borah
Idaho
William Ziegler, Jr
Walter J. Mahoney
Young
Mahoney
Ziegler
Old Guard
Maine
Saco
Waterville
Bath
Lewiston
Pistol Cause of Two Deaths Dominates Jury Verdict
The jury verdict states the deaths were probably inflicted by his own hand with no evidence of contrary. Names listed include Joh Wyble W red Henry Marlow Shaw Thomas Sultan Wallace Kirkwood and Walter Smith. The wording suggests an absence of witnesses for death by self action.
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Joh Wyble
W.red Henry
Marlow Shaw
Thomas Sultan
Wallace Kirkwood
Walter Smith
Lions Hear Of Social Hygiene
Lions Club Tuesday evening featured the presentation of a past president's key to Lion Earl Morton and the induction of Granville Seyler as a new member, with Bovis yielding the meeting to Lion George Miller and B. M. Sanders delivering an address on social hygiene. Sanders, head of Health and Physical Education at Teachers College, spoke about educating children in physical hygiene and emotional balance, noting benefits to fathers and the club's child welfare focus.
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Lions Club
Lion Earl Morton
Granville Seyler
Seyler
American Stores
Bovis
Lion George Miller
General Fund Works On WPA Street Improvements
Borough council outlined an improved street grade program from Fourth to Fifth, Water, North Third, South Fourth, and Church streets under the WPA plan with front foot costs of 75 cents. Office moves were approved for WPA and Soil Conservation, rentals fixed, and Allen Graham licensed for a Philadelphia and Fourth street gas station on the old Manner House site. William Fenton renewed as garbage remover.
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Oak Street
Water Street
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
North Third Street
Oak
Philadelphia
South Fourth Street
T O Church
Church Street
WPA
Soil Conservation Service
Community Center
Emergency Relief Association
Emergency Relief
The
Soil Service
A.C. Ferrier
White Township
Allen Graham
Fourth Streets
William Fenton
Soviet War Fears Highlight German Aggression View
In a discussion with Stalin, Howard warned of possible German moves against Russia and said the Soviet Union believes Germany and Poland plan military cooperation. He noted Poland resists foreign troops basing against a third nation and questioned which frontiers would suit German aims. Slatin could not specify frontline options. The dictator stated wars no longer require declarations, and both Japan and Germany were seen as war risks.
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Howard
Far East
Middle Europe
Stalin
Russia
Soviet Union
Germany
Poland
Thas
Slatin
Japan
Convincing Witness On Trial Leads To Jail
In Conway South Carolina Porter Piyer testified that the whisky and car seen by officers were theirs, but his words did not save Melvin Owens from a liquor violation conviction. Piyer, facing a similar charge, was jailed. Additional notes mention Maryland agriculture and a crab migration exhibit in Salt Lake City.
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Foo
Conway
S. C
Porter Piyer
Melvin Owens
Piyer
Melvin
Owens
Plyer
Byte
Salt Lake City
Utah
William Hyte
Baltimore
Reginald V. ‘Truitt
Obituary notices reflect local families and church ties
Miss Youngblood born March 8 1862 daughter of Philip Scott Youngblood and Joanne Bush was a Methodist Episcopal Church member and had sisters Mrs W H Wilson and Lena Youngblood and brother John S Youngblood Funeral services will be held from her home tomorrow at 2 30 p m with Rev Holt Hughes in charge Interment Greenwood Cemetery She was from a pioneer Indiana family Mrs Rose Gearhart Brown widow of Melbourne Brown died at age in Altoona Survived by daughter Jennie Stewart two sons Clair and Baird Brown Services in Altoona Burial there Mrs Orsulina Dafcenzo 47 funeral services for Mrs Gabriel Dafcenzo who died yesterday in Blairsville will be at 9 o'clock tomorrow in St Simon and Jude s Catholic Church She was born in Italy came to this country 15 years ago Surviving husband and children David Andres Tilda Amelia Olivia Nellie Dafcenzo all at home Mrs Anna Eufanio Crucible Pa and Paul Dafcenzo of Jaly
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Youngblood
Philip Scott Youngblood
Joanne (Bush)oungblood
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Cary Bible Class
W. H. Wilson
Struthers, C
Lena Youngblood
John S. Youngblood
Toomrrow
Holt Hughes
Greenwood Cemetery
Indiana
Rose Gearhart Brown
Marchand
Melbourne Brown
Altoona
Brown
Worthville
Jennie Stewart
Clair Brown
Baird Brown
Wilbur Brown
Mary Brown
Marehand
Orsulina Dafcenzo
Gabriel Dafcenza
Blairsville
Simon and Jude
Italy
David
Andres
Tilda
Amelia
Olivia
Nellie Dafecenzo
Anna Eufanio
Crucible, Pa
Paul Dafcenzo
Jaly
National Walkout Sparks Violent Clash on Park Avenue
A mass meeting of strikers led by James J Bambrick warned of a general strike. Thousands marched down Park Avenue triggering police barricades and street violence. Police reported 74 arrests and patrols across the area as chaos spread toward Central Park.
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James J. Bambrick
Tim
Bambrick
Park Avenue
International Building Service
New York
Uwee
Herbert H. Lahmen
76Th Street
Central Park
Stock Market and Industrial Names List with Percentages
An OCR fragment lists numerous companies and industries such as Adams, Amoco, Am Can, Alco, Anaconda, DuPont, Coca Cola, Kellogg, Hershey, General Motors, IBM, Phillips, Pure Oil, Studebaker, Texas Corp, Westinghouse, Woolworth, and many others alongside a dense string of numbers and percentages. The passage resembles a market board or index snapshot with values like 233%, 69%, 174, 45%, and other figures, interspersed with miscellaneous city and company names. The text lacks coherent narrative, presenting as a raw ledger of tickers and rates without explicit events or conclusions.
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Adams
Alco
Auburn Auto
Baldwin
Bendix
Beth Stil
Barden Bory Warn Briggs Mig
Burr
Chrisier
Coca Cola
Sory Corwlrth and Son
Douglas Aire DuPont
Easmen
Elec
Gen
Gillette
Sare Walle Hershey
Choc Hudson
Nick Can
Johns
Manv Kennecott Lehi
Loribard
Mointy Ward Nash
Nor Am
Penns RR
Phillips
Sve
Pure Oil Radio Resding Co
Repub
Rey
Sears Roe Socony
Speigh
Brands
Cal
Oil NJ Studebkr Tex Corp
Transania
Airs Corp
Uni Corp
Cat Returns to Home After Brief Homer City Escape
Lester Love of Smicksburg encountered a large black cat at a relative's home in Homer City. The frightened animal fled to Love's doorstep two weeks later, then returned to its home.
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Lester Love
Smicksburg
Homer
Love Home
Harrisburg Commission Studies Local Government, Tax Reduction
In Harrisburg March, a five senator five representative commission appointed by the 1935 Legislature began reviewing town and county administration, farm tax relief, and overlapping units. It will report next session, seeks public input on feasible consolidation and reducing taxing entities through administrative changes.
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Harrisburg
Hia
Senat Mallory
Blair County
Man
Dihoor
LIQUOR CHARGE AND THEFT CASES CONTINUE IN COURT
The Liquor Control Board reports John C. Kinnan of Blairsville charged with operating a automobile while intoxicated on February 8. Donald Smith of Sugar or Warren County also faces DUI accusations. Peter Boruc Dixonville and Joseph Koleski are linked to a separate theft case involving a foot square building. jurors assess costs amid ongoing proceedings.
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Liquor Control Board
John C. Kinnan
Blairsville
J. A. Ross
Donald Smith
Warren County
Peter Boruc
Dixonville
Joseph Koleski
Idamar Ember 7
Disputed Peace Moves Stir World Power Talks
British Foreign Secretary Anthon discusses a peace move amid delays in preparations for possible actions if the gesture fails. Eden plans to travel to Paris then onward by plane to coordinate. Reports swirl about Neurath and Mussolini meeting in Rome and fears of a potential Lacorna Pact outbreak if Germany reoccupies the Rhineland.
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Anthon
Britain
Eden
Italy
Ethiopia
Konstantin
Neurath
Rome
Mussolini
Adolf ‘Hi
Ede
Germany
Rhineland
Eden Re
Coulee
Mel
von Neurath
Fache
Thallans
Earle Rejects Pitt Trustees Plan Refusal Reported
Harrisburg March 4 Governor George H. Earle refused to accept a counter proposal to organize Pitt s board of trustees. He said alumni should choose university members and tied the selection to the state appropriation. The governor s office disclosed the position last night in a letter to Chancellor Bowan.
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Harrisburg
George H. Earle
Board of Trustees
University of Pittsburgh
Togg
Higgs
Jo G. Bowman
Quality in Paint Jobs Discussed at Local Dinner
Scores of painters and painters from Indiana County attended a late night dinner at the hotel hosted by the National Company. Demonstrators showed decorative touches and a tape guided lesson emphasized economy and quality in painting work.
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Faye G
Indiana County
Wey
Bes
Tepany
Gesigny
Harry
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