Tax Bill Faces Crucial Test In The Senate
Senate finance committee opens discussion on the administration tax program and the House bill. Byrd questions how large corporations might escape taxation and seeks a list of firms with incomes above one million a year that could benefit from distributing profits.
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Washington
Administration
Senate Finance Committee
House
Senate
Byrd
D. VA
Morgenthau
Treasury
Finchee Couryemittee
American Telephone and Teleograph Company
American Smelling and Refining Company
General Electric Co
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
International Harvester Co
National Biscuit Co
National Dairy Products Co
Ohio
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Texas Co
Ananee
Tekesan
Gpr
Likes
Public Works Administration
Tabet Ur-Ny
Harry Hopkins Works Progress Administration
Ieee
Lew Howe
Wea
Lecter Robitson
Asia
Pelel
Tennessee Valley
Seminary Singers Here in Boston Church Concert
The Seminary Singers of Boston University School of Theology present a concert at First Methodist Episcopal Church next Tuesday evening in the Church Sanctuary. Director Professor James R. Houghtary of Boston University leads with a program of solos and is aided by Gerald McCullough baritone and Lloyd Watt tenor.
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Seminary Singers
Boston Universts School of Theology
We Choi
First Methodist Episcopal Church
James R. Houghtary
Boston University
Houghton
Simpson College
Indianola
Iowa
Amphion Club
Melrose
Massachusetts
Symphony Hall
Boston
Wilt Stcneard Crooks
Edith Mason
Metropolitan Opera Company
Handel and Hayden Society
Gerald McCulph
Lloyd Watt
Direct Relief Load Shows Rise
Weekly report shows 7,936 cases opened with 3,818 losing private employment or earnings and 3,059 losing WPA work. Net private relief down 33 cases while WPA employment up 1,304. Weekly applications 80, total relief cases 924 representing 3,890 people. Work expenditure 4,668.74 dollars. Seventy cases opened, 51 closed, net log change 86. Direct relief grants spent 1,207,322.67 dollars, a weekly net reduction of 78,731,098 dollars from prior week. end of month curtailment of orders noted beyond shoes and clothing.
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Ee Ee
Quadruplets Weakening After Birth in Crease II
Dr Dani reports the quadruplets show different weight trends after birth in Crease II. The largest and weakest infant weigh three and a half pounds. Emil Kael identified as sole survivor. Mayor Joseph Sabvansky remarks on a bid for a contract, with a house worker earning 522 a week.
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Dipper Det
Dani
Emil Kaeper
Joseph Dabransky
L.ves. Sabvansky
Tainwey
Ex Judge Darr Passes Away in Obituary Note
A fragmented obituary recalls ex judge Darr with ties to Freemasonry and civic service. It mentions memberships in Knights of Pythias and Red Men, attendance at public schools, and a marriage with two sons and two daughters. The piece notes his reform era career and later lodge involvement.
Ohio Primary Battles Highlight East West Contest
Washington dispatch notes Ohio's pivotal primary with Borah challenging Taft for Republican delegates in Cleveland while Breckinridge opposes Roosevelt for the Democratic presidential vote. Coughlin claims union endorsements will win Ohio, and fraud charges surface from Miamis. West Virginia factional battles loom as state politics heat up in the run to national conventions.
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Washington
Ohio
Buckeye
Senator Borah
Idaho
Robert A. Taft
Cleveland
Henry Breckinridge
New York
Roosevelt
National Union For Social Justice
Charles E. Coughlin
Borah
Edgar J. Cook
Minnis
Henry Horner
Miamis
Cook
Frank Knox
Knox
West Virginia
M. M. Neely
Rush D. Holt
Neely
Holt
Ralph M. Hiner
House of Delegates
Joseph A. Courtremarch
New Hampshire
Brrah
Leo J. Chassee
Milwaukee
Wis
Democras
Obituary notice for Hope Partepser and kin in New York and Pittsburgh
Mrs Hope Kewth Partepser and Mr Helen Brigass of Pittsburgh are named. The obituary notes a son Joseph T who predeceased his father. Funeral services are planned for 3 PM Tuesday at the First Presbyterian Church with burial in Brookville cemetery. A later college program features Dr Wallace Hopkins and others. The Women’s Auxiliary will not meet due to unavoidable circumstances.
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Hope Kewth Partepser
New York City
Helen Brigass
Pittsburgh
Mars
William Ty
Robert Hill
Harme
Joseph T
FL Benton Shoenaker
First Presbyterian
Brookville
Lodge
G. U
Wallace E. Hopkins
Theodore Baker
Warren L. Whitten
Women's Auxiliary
Showers May Bring Relief in Western Pennsylvania Heat
Weather forecasts from the bureau predict thundershowers to ease a weekend of extreme heat in Western Pennsylvania. The region, including Pittsburg, faced temperatures near 90 degrees, the hottest since 1491. Scattered showers are expected to occur today with a cooling trend later.
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Patsburgh
May
Pennsylvania
Weehee Bureau
Emmnes
Pittsburg
Rotarians at Altoona Meeting in May 41 District Conference
Delegates from Central Pennsylvania Maryland the District of Columbia and sections of West Virginia gathered for the Rotary district conference in Altoona to hear Edward Mohad and discuss first business. Rotary international director al Mie directed the session as attendees and spouses enjoyed a musical program.
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Altoona
Delegatus
Farley Predicts All States Roosevelt Territory
Postmaster General Farley, pausing in Chicago between trains, said all 48 states are Roosevelt territory despite Republican clamps. He noted no intent to harass Illinois Democratic factions led by Governor Henry Horner and Mayor Edward J. Kelly, urging Democrats to settle their own problems without outside interference.
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Chicago
Dines
Parley
Roosevelt Territory
Medicos Meet On Next Thursday at Indiana County
The Mas meeting of the Indiana County Medical Society is scheduled for next Thursday at Rutgers. Members are urged to attend and discuss upcoming professional activities and local healthcare matters.
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Medicos
Mas
The
Indiana Countyy Modesl Society
Ruste
Water emergency triggers police and plumber call in Allentown
On May 13 in Allentown a housewife could not shut off a water leak and called police. The desk sergeant dispatched a plumber to the scene and recorded the call as special services rendered.
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Allentown
Burgess Offers 10 Dollar Reward for Church Lawn Vandalism
Burgess Berdie Lich ibergee announced a ten dollar reward for information leading to the arrest of those who threw an orange crate filled with trash onto the lawn between the First Presbyterian and First United Presbyterian Churches. He commended borough police for cleaning up before churchgoers arrived.
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Burgess Berdie Lichicbergee
First Presbyterian
First United Presbyterian
Transfers and aviation notes from a 1930s brief
Summary lists several real estate transfers with names Jatub I Buchanan D R Bona Royne Hary Bowers Rodah Domb Carine Farmert Miners Travi Co H Timblin and David Lehrecengost John W Williams plus a note on US postal service and a vast domestic air transport revenue figure of 15.8 million dollars for the prior year. It also mentions China as a major foreign customer of US aeronautical manufacturers and a claim about a one year old child having a seven word vocabulary.
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Jatub I. Buchanan
D. R. Bonalet
Royne
Hary Bowers
Rodah Domb
Travi Co
Dunes
H. Timblin
Cance
David Lehrecengost
John W Williams
Pine
Haile Selassie appeals as Ethiopia fettered by sanctions
From Jerusalem the exiled emperor Haile Selassie urged the League of Nations to resist Mussolini’s annexation of Ethiopia. Geneva sources said Britain and France would maintain sanctions while Ethiopia’s envoy Waldo Mariam pressed to attend all council sessions. Italy announced partial demobilization, signaling confidence the war’s West African phase ends, as Mussolini’s regime asserts a revived imperial vision.
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Haile Selassie
King of Kings
Ethiopia
Geneva
Joseph E. Sharkey
Associated Press
Mussolini
League of Nations
I Duce
League
Selassie
Mary
League Council
Julian Sourrces
Waldo Mariam
Great Britain
Ff Duce
Victor Emmanuel
Italy
Dino Grandi
London
Rome
Mariam
Wny
Anthony Eden
Prt
Baron Pompeo Aloisi
Tals
Joseph Paul Boncaw
France
Joseph Beck
Poland
Netherlands
Portgusi
Chile
Baron Alwisi
M. Paul-Boncaur
Maxim Silvinol
Ecuador
Europe
Eden
Paul-Boncour
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Finland
Spain
Switzerland
Britain
Beecha Qurad
A. E. Stuntz
Italian War Department
West Africa
Us Taly
East Africa
Onder
Taly
Virginio Gayda
Giornale D'Italia
Lt Dnce
Germany
Japan
Brazil
Austria
Hungary
Albania
Gayda
Latin America
Obituary notices recount floods devotion and family ties
The obituary continues detailing a life of service during a flood rescue, with survivors including a husband, daughter Grace of Detroit, a granddaughter Jane, brother Lawrence Thompson, and sister Ella Thompson Hutton. Services set for 2:00 p.m. Tuesday at 217 Warren Avenue Apollo, Rev. C. C. Cochran presiding, burial in Oakland Cemetery Indiana. Other notices list Mrs Mary Ann Jinhges born in Wales, died in Salisbury. Mrs Robert Hayes 92 of Nae Mine. and Thomas J. Sproul 68 former PRR trainman of Derry, with funeral plans pending.
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Grace
Lester Ross
Detroit
Mich
Rand
Jane
Lawrence K. ‘Thompson
Vandergrift
Ella Thompson Hutton
Indiana
Warren Avenue
Apollo
C. C. Cochran
Oakland Cemetery
Robert Hayes
Nae Mine
Indiana Hospital
Croyle Funeral Home
Rural Valley
Former Derry councilman Sproul dies in Pittsburgh area
Mr Sproul died from injuries after a ruptured heart suffered days earlier in the Pittsburgh hospital. He was a former Derry councilman and left a widow Agnes P Blair and five step children Charles J Blair Henry W Blair Ralph J Blair My OB Cohoral of Derry and M AG Ing ran of Wilkinsburg survive. He was a member of Lamont Lodge 4 ML of Derry Kedron Commandery Knights Templar Greensburg and Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen. A native of Indiana County born July 7 1867 his funeral will be at his late home on Test day afternoon with Rev Russell Crammy of the Derry Presbyterian Church officiating. Interment in Unity Cemetery.
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Sproul
Kevin Ratler
Derry
Agnes P. Blair
Charles J. Blair
Henry W. Blair
Ralph J. Blair
OB Cohoral
Mag. Ingran
Wilkinsburg
Sprout
Lamont Leive Wand 4
Kedron Commandery
Knights ‘Emplor
Greensbry
Inauna County
Balk
Nev
Russell Crammy
Derry Presbyterian
Jin Unity Cemetery
Hindenburg Prepares For Return Flight To Germany
The Hindenburg arrives in Washington as Dr. Hugo Eckener meets President Roosevelt and plans a return to Germany from Lakehurst. Repairs and fueling completed with 1,100,000 cubic feet of hydrogen moved and 6,466 gallons of fuel oil aboard for diesel engines.
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Plain Lehmann
de. Beckener
C. B. Resendant
Hans Luther
Hindenburg
Adolf Hilly
Min Y Moss
I. Walton Moore
Rouosevelt
Moore
Dr. Eckener
Washington
Hugo Eckener
Eppelin Hindenburg
Roosevelt
Union Station
Lune
Lakehurst
Germany
New Jersey Field
Local Psychologist to Speak at Apollo PTA Tonight
Gay Pratt Davis of Indiana State Teachers College will address the Apollo Parent-Teacher Association at 7 80 tonight in the high school auditorium. Davis, Columbia and Harvard educated, will discuss education. PTA officers include Mrs. S M Janvison and Mrs. W L George presiding. The meeting marks the last until September. Additional notes mention the domestic air mail system and wood fiber strength.
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Gay Pratt Davis
Indiana State Teachers College
Apollo Parent-Teacher Association
Dr Davis
Columbia University
Harvard University
S. M. Janvison
Zelda Householder
Jane Stewart
W. L. George
Population Shifts Show New York Tops Nation
Census bureau releases state by state figures from 1930 to 1935. National population rose from 122,775,046 to 127,521,000, a gain near five million. New York remains the most populous state, with Pennsylvania second and Illinois third, while some states lost residents since 1930.
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Washington
America
Census Bureau
New York
Pennsylvania
Direct Relief Commended By Public Charities Group
The Public Charities Association of Pennsylvania praised the State Emergency Relief Administration for a nonpartisan, efficient relief program run by a line of capable executive directors. Mrs. Percy C. Madeira Jr. noted the current head is well qualified and respected by members of both parties.
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Public Charities Association of Pennsylvania
State Emergency Relief Administration
Percy C. Madeira, Jr
Multiple Fatalities in County Auto Crashes and Fires
A string of car crashes and fires across the county left numerous fatalities and injuries. Victims include RetA Smith Young Victim at Velant, Peter Short Jr, 25 near Latrobo, Joseph Stephanieh 22 at Susquehannna, Raymond Davis Jr near Wayne, Sidney Le Sueur 16, Harry Rohrer 1 of Lebanon, Blakely Haupt motorcyclist, and driver Herbert Knert 60. Fire fatalities claimed Mrs Isabel Hamburger 74 Godfrey Wedges 71 Joseph McNealis 46 in Philadelphia. Others died in Erie, Schuylkill and Hazleton streams, plus a train jump near Wilkes-Barre. Roadside crashes injure Mary Kethen 26 and Rae Fulton 30 near Punxsutawney. Highway patrol cites $200 fatal damage.
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Velant
Mercer
Peter Short, Jr
Latrobo
Joseph Stephanieh
Susquehannna
Raymond Davis, Jr
Buller
Wayne
Sidney le Sueur
Harry Rohrer
Lebanon
R. D
Williamspurt
Blakely Haupt
Herbert Knert
Shamokin
Philadelphia
Isabel Hamburger
Godfrey Wedges
Joseph McNealis
Andrew Barusik
Erie
John McKinney
George Steinberg
Raymond Erwin
Evens Ciyt
John Puck
Lolbe Herdt
Wilkes- Barre
Soo
Mary Kethen
Rae Fulton
Bedford
Indiana Hospital
Charles E. Oakley
Punxsutawney
Route 119
Marion Center
W. E. Hopkins
The North Pole Man Closer to Earth Center Than Equator
A report notes a man at the North Pole is about 13 miles nearer the earth’s center than a man at the equator due to the planet’s shape. The finding highlights subtle variations in gravity and radius between polar and equatorial regions.
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North Pole
Equator
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