Income tax changes urged by accountants group
The American Institute of Accountants urged higher income taxes and a revised method for taxing undistributed corporate profits to Congress. They proposed keeping existing corporate taxes with a possible surcharge and a windfall tax on refunded processing taxes faced by a Detroit meat packer opposed to the windfall tax. They also called for lower personal exemptions and a higher normal rate, and supported tax free life insurance to cover estate taxes.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
American Institute of Accountants
Victor H. Stempf
Institute
Committee On Taxation
Accountants Institute
Lawrence A. Baker
National Association of Life Underwriters
Baker
T. W. Taliaferro
Detroit
Congress
Obituary notes deaths at Greenwood and Hatherill
Obituary continues naming survivors for Mr Short first wife Maggie M Bence six children Elmer E White Anna P Means Blaine Grace N Dick Mary E Smith R D Clarence Deceased Apr 13 193? burial Greenwood. Mrs Caroline Hatherill 72 born Lancashire Jan 3 1864 died Indiana Hospital Wed complications aged 72 married Henry Hatherill June 14 1894.
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Short
Maggie M. Bence
Elmer E. White
Anna P. Means
Blaine
Oak Street
Indiana
Grace N. Dick
Clymer
Mary E. Smith
R. D
Clarence
Clara N. Helman
E. B. Helman
Chattanooga
Tenna
Caroline Hatherill
Lancashire
England
Henry
Elizabeth
Whitecombe
Indiana Hospital
Hatherill Family Obituary and Local Death Notices
Mrs Hatherill longtime Indiana resident dies after two years of illness at 413 Oak Street. Survived by three sons two daughters and many relatives, services at Robinson Funeral Home with burial at Circle Hill Cemetery. Edward Rainey Culver resident dies septicemia aged 62. eight children and many relatives. Miss Anna Muller age 84 of Blairsville dies after hip fracture. funeral in Blairsville with burial at St Bernard's Cemetery Indiana.
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Peale
Rossiter
W. H. Hatherill
Holsopple
John Hatheril
Cleveland
Henry Hatherill
Detroit
Martha
Thomas H. Sheeha
Indiana
Ethel
William Foster
Newark
Thoms Maggs
State of Washington
John Mayes
Williamsport
Circle Hill Cemetery
Funxsutawney
Edward Harvey Rainey
Culver
Culver Hospital
Clearfield
Isaac
Evelyn
Rorabaugh) Rainey
Elizabeth
Richards) Rainey
Helen Prentice
Della Buck
Wallace
Arthur
Margaret
Clarence Rainey
George Rainey
Mich
Charles Mack
Johnstown
C. J. Remailey
Pittsburgh
Robert Hurd
Sadie Pennington
la Jose
Austin Rainey
Barnesboro
Simon
Leslie Rainey
Akron
Edwin Rainey
Wilkinsburg
Howard Rainey
Beaverdale
Edward Rainey
United Mine Workers of America
Ebensburg Coal Company
Rainey
J. R. Millen
Colver Presbyterian Church
Barnesboro Cemetery
Anna Mary Muller
Albert G. Weaver
North Morrow Street
Blairsville
Armstrong County
John B
Magdalene (Kappler) Muller
Raphael
Co. S. B
Carlton
Muller
H. A. Carlin
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
Joseph Torock
Punxsutawney
Hamilton
Hungary
Mary Haylovich
Perry Township
Andrew Torack
Church of
Lucerne
Joseph Torack
Andrew Smith
Greensburg
Same McAninch
Harilton
Joseph
Pearl
William Porter
William E. Porter
West Mahoning Street
H. C. Humke
Pressbyterian Church
Frank Porter
James Stuart
Samuel Stuart
Howard Magruder
Meadville
John Stuart
Charles Stuart
H. 5. Stear
Oil City
J. W. Reed
Lydia Snyder
Lloyd Waner
Edward Dimling
D. B. Coyle
Salamanca
N.Y
B. G. VanHousen
Braddock
Mrs. Lee Confrey
Near
Benjamin F. Reitz
North Point
Martin Reitz
Jefferson County
Matilda Hinds
BR B. and P. Railroad
U. B. Church of
Benjamin Reitz
G. W. Highlands
Jeannette
Arthur Reef
New Kensington
Mendus Reitz
Homer City
Elzabeth Palmer
Margaret Watkins
East Liverpool
Ohio
Loretta McNutt
Walter Hinds
Brockway
James Morgan
Anna Cheatham
William Drummond
Clark
Charles Reitz
Mary Neal
Alice Neal
Trade City
William Reitz
Butler
Lee Reitz
Lock Haven
The
United
T. M. Duncan
Saltsburg
Thomas M. Duncan
Samuel
Sarah (McCready) Duncan
Duncan
Paul A. Duncan
Pontiac
Mieh
Frank H. Duncan
Saltville
Malcolm Murray
Oakland
Presbyterian Church
Clay 18
Market Street
M. Rudolph Miller
Edgewood Cemetery
Church Hit in Aft Bombed Harar MRS MARTHA SHAW widow of Robert Shaw
Mrs Martha Shaw widow of Robert Shaw died Tuesday night at her Cherry Tree home after a long illness. Funeral will be at St Edward's in Barnesboro with burial at St Benedict's in Carrolltown. Surviving children include John Shaw and C Raymond Shaw. Also surviving sister Mrs Sue Barber. Grandchildren also listed.
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Martha ( Glass) Shaw
Robert Shaw
Cherry Tree
St. Edward’s Catholic Church
Barnesboro
St. Benedict's Cemetery
Carrolltown
Shaw
John
Mary (Dewey) Glass
Indiana County
John Shaw
C. Raymond Shaw
Cleveland, O
Caroline
Laura Shaw
Sue Barber
Clymer
Hindenburg Sets Sail On Atlantic Flight To Lakehurst
The giant German airship Hindenburg travels from Friedrichshafen at 8:30 p.m. aiming for Lakehurst New Jersey with 107 passengers 3 300 pounds of freight and 20 sacks of mail. Dr Hugo Eckener leads the voyage amid favorable weather and hopes for a series of regular trips.
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Rhine
Isle of Wight
English Channel
England
Scilly Islands
Hindenburg
Hugo Eckener
Zeppelin Company
Ernest Lehmann
Eckener
Azores
Lakehurst
N. J
Friedrichshafen
Hugo Eckner
Zeppelin
Atlantic
North America
Frankfort
Germany
Rhineland
Netherlands
Wurttemberg
America
Brazil
Dr. Eckener
Marshal Paul von Hindenburg
Adolf Hitler
Berlin
Propaganda Ministry
South America
Rio de Janeiro
Airship carries notable passengers and heavy freight
The craft moved to the factory for thorough inspection before departure. On board are Sir Hubert Wilkins and Lady Wilkins, Mr and Mrs Walter Scott Leeds, Commander Murray Simon, retired British navy TArgator, and ten American and European journalists. The mail weighs over 2,000 pounds, with more than two tons of provisions, 60 tons of oil, and a barrel of beer among the cargo.
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Sir Hubert Wilkins
Stock Market Dazzles With Broad Gains and Wide Swings
A jumble of ticker values shows widespread gains for many firms led by Am Can Am Coml Alco and Coca Cola while some names pull back. Industry groups including steel auto and oil show notable moves with varied percentages across the day.
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Adams
Alco
Auburn Auto
Baldwin
Gillette
Harvais
Nick Can
Johns Mann
Kennecott
Loews
Lorillard (P
Monty Ward
Nash Mat
Nat Rise
Nat Dairy Pr
Nat Distill
St Oll NJ
Studebkr
Tex Corp
Transama
Unit
Aire Corp
Uni Corp
Uni Gas Im
US Steel
West UN Tel Bbm
West el
Motm Woolworth
Curb Ark Nat Gas
Cities
Svc
Elee Bond
Pennroad Corp
Treasury balance and May 5 receipts report
Treasury figures show May 5 receipts totaling 8.59 million and expenditures of 31.04 million, leaving a net balance of 2.4239 billion dollars. Customs receipts for the month total 5.26 million. Washington date May 7.
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Washington
Treasury
Injuries Fatal to Emeigh Miner Harkey Dies
A fall of rock at the Peale Coal Company mine in Emeigh on April 30 caused miner Harkey to die the next morning in Spangler Hospital. The 36 year old, survived by widow Maude Barkey, died from a broken back and crushed chest. Funeral arrangements are at Raleigh Funeral Home Hillsdale. coroner Cyrus Davis has been notified and will investigate after the State mine inspector reports.
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Peale Coal Company
Emeigh
Harkey
Spangler Hospital
Maude Barkey
Raleigh
Hillsdale
Cyrus Davis
Cambria County
Ethiopians Riot Looms and Europe Seethes Over Ethiopia
Reports say Eleanor Meade, an 80 year old American correspondent, may have left Addis Ababa before looting. Britain and Eden debate League reform as Mussolini presses to annex Ethiopia. Selassie travels to Suez with exile in Palestine possible. France and Britain weigh sanctions. Italy faces critics while Field Museum expert calls conquest a losing venture and warns of a Sudan invasion risk. State Department lacks word on Meade’s status in Washington.
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Ton
Eleanor Meade
Cornelius van H. Engert
Addis Ababa
Great Britain
Anthony Eden
League of Nations
Italy
Ethiopia
Eden
Commons
Mussolini
Il Duce
League Council
Geneva
Paris
Genevieve Tabouls
France
Duce
Selassie
Lion of Judah
Suez
H. M. S. Enterprise
Palestine
Jerusalem
Levant
Europe
Switzerland
Chicago
Alfred Osgood
Field Museum
Osgood
Sudan
Egypt
U. S
Washington
State Department
Points of Interest in Indiana County
Camphall a Mill Park near Route 118 hosts an early Western Pennsylvania grinding mill site. Flood damage on St Patrick's Day nearly erased the historic marker, reported amid Ethiopia turmoil where Miss Meade and other Americans were found safe. Local teachers Miss B A Commermuth Miss R M Shippey and E C French lost possessions in unrest.
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Camphall'a
Route 118
Bilacklick
Bleiraville
Pennsylvania
Young Men Sought for C C C Camps in Blairsville Area
Blairsville Kittanning and Brookville recruit for the Civilian Conservation Corps. The C C C has employed over 1.5 million youths, with 125000 WW veterans housed in camps and 100000 locally enrolled. Over 7000 from this district have joined, with 20 additional qualified youths available on ERA rolls. Enrollees receive clothing medical care and $25 of $30 monthly salary sent to families.
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Blairsville
Kittanning
Brookville
Army of
Unite States
Blair
Engine blast fatal to three in Batavia area
A locomotive explosion on the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western line near Batavia New York killed three men. The blast occurred east of North Alexander station about six miles from here and the accident halted traffic as responders investigated the blast site.
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Batavia
N. Y
Delaware, Lackawanna and Wastersopn Road
North Alexander Station
Convention Ceremonies Planned Around Party Nominees
Washington reports both parties moving to greet their presidential nominees at outdoor ceremonies after the June conventions. Republican leaders consider using Cleveland Municipal Stadium near the convention hall to notify their nominee, while Democrats plan a Franklin Field Philadelphia ceremony for Roosevelt.
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Washington
Henry P. Fletcher
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Franklin Field
Philadelphia
Fletcher
William Green
American Federation of Labor
James A. Farley
East
West
Green
Republican National Committee
Henry Breckenridge
Akron
Ohio
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Borah
Idaho
California
Gov. Landon
Senator Borah
Train Disaster Near North Alexander Kills Three
Station Master Bert Coulter reports three railway workers killed and ten cattle cars derailed after a freight locomotive derailed mid morning. Records name engineer Stephen Hastarter of Buffalo fireman Oscar Arthur of Elmira and head trainman L. F. Arwine of Elmira. Cattle were scattered across the countryside as the locomotive and ten cattle cars derailed miles south of here.
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Here
Bert Coulter
North Alexander
Buffalo
Stephen Hastarter
Oscar Arthur
Elmira
F. Arwine
Coulter
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George Gray
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Gray
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Hunter Funeral Home
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Brothern Church
Clark Wilson
Moses
Erica
Tan
Minster
Miss Meade
Haile Selassie
Transradio
Springfield
Mass
New York
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R. M. Shippey
Avoca
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Mary Hasties
Durand
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Whitman
Daugherty
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