Lamneck Attacks Tax Plan as Grudge Act Sparks Debate
Rep Lamneck of Ohio denounces the sur-tax on closely held corporations as discriminatory while a bipartisan chorus questions revenue for the budget. He argues a 56 percent burden on such firms exceeds that on widely held ones, urging Congress to balance the budget with constructive action as Farm relief and unemployment woes draw attention in hearings on rural conditions.
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Waskington
Lamsex
Ohio
House
Henry Ford
Peante
Sovay
Re House
Les Oil
Titan
Rep Fish
Neve
Fish
Miea
WPA
Carrington Gill
Remington Rand
Ilion
N. Y
National Association of Mandurers
Weather outlook for Tennessee and Virginia regions
Tennessee reports fair skies with slowly rising temperatures tonight and a warmer Tuesday. Virginia forecast calls for fair conditions with a steady temperature rise into Tuesday. More unsettled wording appears inconsistent and partially garbled.
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Tennessee
Virginia
Warner
Mrs Roosevelt Greeted by Throng at Airport here
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt first lady of the United States greeted about 1500 people from East Tennessee Southwest Virginia as she stepped from an American Airlines plane at McKee airport during a stop en route to Fort Worth. Secret service agents accompanied her as crowd anxiously watched. The eight minute stop allowed greetings and handshakes before the plane refueled and continued.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Tri-City
Fort Worth
Texas
Mrs. Roosevelt
The
Land
East Tennessee
Sothwest
Virginia
McKeilar
Americay Airlines
Secret Service
Silatly
Nora
Roose Velt
Herdi
J. D
Johnny" Pryser
Wight
Japanese Set Aim at Central China
Japanese troops swept down the Shansi railway toward the southwest corner of Shansi and from six points along the Yellow river north bank fought to cross into central China. They captured Chant near the Big Bend, pressed toward Chaossun across the river, while Chinese forces held the south bank. Aviation and artillery raids continued as observers foresee a potential major crossing attempt after a period of bombardment.
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Shanghat
Shansi
Yellow River
China
Chant
Chaossun
Tunglwan
Chaotzan
Pinglu
Shinghslep
Amish Farmer Victorious In Fight Over Vaccination
Carlisle Pa. John Marsh reports an Amish farmer, Isaac Ash, wins a legal fight over mandatory vaccination for his eight year old son Eugene. After months in jail for noncompliance and school exclusion, the court released him as officials failed to secure new warrants. Ash feared the injections would blind his son, a concern echoed by past refusals for two older children wards of the county.
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Carlisle
John Marsh
Pennsylvania
Dorel
Gail
Middletown
Mugene
Hia
Manish
Eugene
J. Andrew Coyle
Seloct
Ash
Lorman
Daniel
Browning backs TVA buyout plan in southern states
Governor Browning endorsed David Lilienthal's idea that TVA should buy private utilities in the Southeast as part of a broader state TVA purchase plan. He proposed TVA acquire generating facilities while state districts handle distribution. Browning said the move aligns with his program and declined further comment on talks with Lilienthal. He planned to be in Chattanooga to meet utility leaders after Lilienthal invited them.
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Nashville
Gevernar Browning
TVA
David E. Lilienthal
Tennessee Electric Power Company
Browning
Woenfiell G
Lilienthal
Rammen
Everthing
Sitten
Chattanooga Toiday
Tay Lilienthal
Roosevelt
Willkie
England reports attack on ships off Spanish coast
The article notes five unidentified bombing planes attacked destroyers Blanche and Brilliant off the Spanish coast yesterday, mistaken identity in a naval clash. Spanish warplanes supported the battle, bombing insurgent ships and strafing decks as Britain’s vessels were not hit.
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England
London
Blanche
Brilliant
Admiralty
Jie
Jail Reform Bill Before Virginia Senate
Richmond Va March 21 The Page Catcher Tuck jail bill after a gauntlet of attacks reached a stage where it must be passed or rejected by the senate before midnight The reform measure abolishes the fee system sheriff and yacht compensation and revises methods for misdemeanants It is on third reading in the senate under a reciprocal agreement prohibiting consideration of other bills after today The court of justice committee reported favorably with an amendment barring outlays that would create a general fund deficit Also mentions Rosenberg dis using bill and another aeronautics measure.
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Richmond
Senate
Courts of Justice Committe
Spiers Aeronautics
Woman Called in Purge Trial of 21 Russians
In Moscow on March 7 Madar Yakovleva testified at the treason and murder trial of Nikolai Bukharin and 20 others. She recalled in 1918 Bucharin allegedly wanted Lenin Stalin and Jacob Sverdlov assassinated if Germany persisted. Yakovleva, once a top Bolshevist figure, described Bucharin as the ideological leader of a Moscow inner circle group. The trial continues as detectives present testimonies and documents.
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Moscow
Bara Yaakovleva
Nikolai Bucharin
Russia
Madare Yakovleva
Buchshn
Nikolai, Lenin
Joseph Stalin
Germany
Yakovleva
Mike Bucharin
Lenin
Bukharin
Yakovieva
Bucharin
Stalin
Jacob Sverdloff
Communist Party
Stukoff
Brest-Litovsk
Aew
Senate Lures Representatives With Senate Candidacy Rumors
Washington March 7 AP reports a growing drift from the House to Senate. Nine members have announced candidacies and more are possible as salaries align and six year terms entice. Several names are listed with others under consideration as retirements and resignations reshape the House.
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Wasilington
House
Senate
Congress
Lucas
D-Ill
Hancock
D-N.c
Wilcox
D.-Fla
McClellan
D.-Ark
Wearin
D.-Ia
Hildebrandt
Berry
D.-Tenn
Vinson
D-Ky
District of Columbia
Gill
D-Ind
Shannon
D.-Mod
McGroarty
D.-Califs
White House cites aviation development as sole reason for sovereignty claims
White House stated the United States claims to sovereignty over two central Pacific islands are for commercial aviation development, not for war. Politically, the stance frames a nonmilitary motive amid broader regional tensions and future air traffic plans.
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White House
Washington
United States
Central Pacific Ocean
Twin Brothers Die In Route 23 Car Truck Crash Near Gate City
Este Cookenout 17 and Es tel Cookenout 20 die from internal injuries after a Studebaker collision with a milk truck on highway No 23 near Gate City. They died 12:30 am and 11:30 am following Friday and Saturday. Father J E B Cookenour survives hospital treatment. double funeral held with Rev. Davis and Rev. Bowers officiating. interment Wilhelm cemetery. siblings and parents noted.
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Estel Cookenout
Echel Cookenout
Gate City
Este
J. EB. Cookenour
Cookenour
Studebaker
Behol
Estel
Clinchport
Carter's Valley
Sullivan County
Conkenour
Junxies Sqn
Scott County
William Hancock
Hancock
Virginia Highway Police
W. L.¢Helmes
Highway Patrol
Ester Cookenour
Echel
Charles Davis
Bowers
Old Wilhelm
Sam Green
Earl
Eugene
J. C. Cookenonr
Hamlett-Dotson Funeral Home
Echol
Stel Cookensur
Carter’s Salley
Kingsport
J. B. Cookenvar
Wiliam Hancock
Insurgents May Get Recognition Amid Spain Civil War
The Spanish government hopes to block Franco’s belligerent status after the torpedoing of the insurgent cruiser Baleares. It follows naval clashes seen as a test of Britain’s appeasement plan for Europe and Chamberlain’s nonintervention formula.
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Bby
Willy Hsinnclaett Press
Francisco Franco
Baleares
Chamberlain
Spain
Italy
Germany
Franco
Balvares
Carta- Bena
Barcelona
London
Rome
Pacis
Berlinato
Fear of pestilence in flood sections
Health officials in Los Angeles urge typhoid inoculations across flood areas as San Bernardino counts report 34 dead 12 unidentified and 26 missing in Los Angeles Orange Riverside and San Bernardino counties. Typhoid serum flown to Colton near water cutoffs. Damages reach $85 million with 10,000 homeless. Transportation and telegraph service gradually restored.
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Los Angeles
California
Caton
San Bernardino
J. A. Champion
Colton
Wesths
Orange
San S Bernardino
Riverside
Venturi
Morgan defies hint to resign attacks aides
TVA chairman Arthur E. Morgan rejects co-directors call to quit and vows to stay at the helm. He defends the TVA mission amid long standing disputes with Harcourt Morgan and David E. Lilienthal. Morgan cites concerns over private power deals and public interest in a broad challenge to agency policy.
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Morgan
Washington
March &Pj
Arthur E. Morgan
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Hlarspurt Morgan
David E. Lilienthal
Roosevelt
Harcourt Morgan
Lilienthal
Maverick
Democrat
Texas
Aluminum Company
Tennessee
Aluminum Company of America
Mor
Arkansas Power and Light Company
Liliethal
Wendell Willkie
Commonwealt and Southern Corporation
Norris
Nebraska
Belle of Gay Nineties Dies Penniless in Pittsburgh
Evelyn Granville once billed as the most photographed girl in New York died penniless at 66 in a Pittsburgh boarding house. A former actress known as Evelyn G Swatt, she rose from bit parts to Tony Pastor's stage and a Casino company engagement with Lillian Russell. She married John J Scott in 1900, later worked as pianist and ticket seller before a street car crash ended her theater career.
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Pittsburgh
Gil
New York
Evelyn Granvilla
Serkers
Evelyn G. Swatt
Lillian Russell
Diamond Jim" Brady
Teddy" Roosevelt
Chicago
Evelyn Green
Evelyn Granville
Tony Pastor
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House of Cantinons
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Canin Baldy
Leon Jouromon, Jr
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