Tax relief urged to spur industry capital flow
Washington officials at the annual meeting of the UPI and United States Chamber of Commerce pressed for broad tax relief. President George H. Davis outlined seven objectives to remove tax deterrents, curb unwise public spending, modify private securities laws, end government competition with private enterprise, curb monetary manipulation, liberalize banking to underwrite issues, and cut unnecessary investigations.
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Washington
UPI
United States Chamber of Commerce
George H. Davis
Chamber
Davis
Robert M. Hanes
Winston Salem
N. C
American Bankers Association
Hugh S. Magill
American Federation of Investors of Chicago
Magill
Senators push expansion of national power reserves
Senator Norris argues for at least 500 million dollars to build reserve power facilities to meet defense emergencies. He says government runs the system during war while private utilities face peacetime unprofitability. Senator Logan backs him and War Dept surveys show plans for vast expansion. The army also withholds sale of large scrap metal stocks from all branches amid embargo.
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Washington
Norris
Logan
D-Ky
Army
Ordnance Department
The
Engineers
Quartermaster Corps
Body Brought Home For Walsh Funeral Service
Frank P. Walsh labor lawyer who died yesterday in New York is returning to Kansas City by train this evening. Funeral will be held at St Catherine's church Walsh built on his country estate. A special program honoring Walsh will be broadcast from the Municipal station in New York tonight.
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Kansas City
Frank P. Walsh
New York
St. Catherine’s Church
Walsh
New York State Power Authority
Sunny Valley Farm Bureau
W. M. Puckett
Asa Judy
Wilford Ousdahl
Frank Banks
Dan Smith
Arthur Ousdahl
Alvin Smith
W. O. Flory
Public meeting to feature city and labor leaders
WNYC reports a 6 30 to 7 00 p m central standard time program with speakers Mayor La Guardia MonSignor Michael J Lavelle rector of St Patrick's Cathedral and Matthew Woll vice president of the AFL the broadcast covers civic and labor voices.
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WNYC
la Guardia
Michael J. Lavelle
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Mattew Woll
American Federation of Labor
Wedding in Death Valley at Scotty's Castle
In Death Valley Calif the wedding of Dorothy Drew and Joseph Choate occurs at Scotty's Castle at dawn. The ceremony features music from a carillon tower and organ, with Carrie Jacobs Bond songs. the castle stands at a cost of 2 381 000 dollars and Scotty oversees mules and guests in the desert.
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Death Valley
Calif
Death
Valley Scotty
Dorothy Drew
Boston
Joseph Choate
Los Angeles
Mars Hill
Athens
Carrie Jacobs Bond
Scotty
Husband seeks monthly support after exhausting family funds
William H. Ingram, 62, a former foreign newspaper correspondent, sues Myrtle Ingram, 58, for $400 a month separate maintenance. He says they married in 1985 with $850 monthly income and $18,000 savings which he spent to keep her comfortable, and now he has no means of support.
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Los Angeles
William H. Ingram
Correspont
Myrtle
Ingram
Rising number of neck injuries from car accidents warned
Topeka May 3 Dr James B Weaver warned the Kansas Medical Society that University of Kansas hospital treated 24 cervical spine injuries from motor vehicle accidents in 14 years and 21 occurred in the last seven years urging great care in moving accident victims.
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Topeka
James B. Weaver
Weaver
Kansas Medical Society
University of Kansas Hospital
Society Women’s Relief Corps hold all day meeting and quilt
The Society Women’s Relief Corps No. 9 meets Friday at the American Legion hall with a noon covered dish luncheon. A 2:30 PM business meeting includes memorial services for deceased members and attendees are asked to bring flowers.
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Women’s Relief Corps No. 9
American Legion Hall
Amrine Makes Inspection of Lansing Penitentiary
Amrine, the new warden for the state penitentiary, inspected the facility in Lansing before assuming command. The former governor’s appointee, Kirk Prather, will be succeeded by Amrine, who plans to serve about a year and train a successor while on leave from the federal prison service.
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Lansing
Kan
M. F. Amrine
Kirk Prather
Walter Huxman
Amrine
Federal Prison Service
Beating in Harlan coal fields spurs order and warnings
Governor Chandler warned of strong action to keep peace as clashes surfaced in Harlan Kentucky. Deputy sheriffs, highway patrol and Industrial Relations officials prepared to enforce the law amid mine reopenings and tense confrontations at Clover Fork mine near Kitts.
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Harlan
Harlan Coal
A. B. Chandler
Frankfort
William C. Burrow
Robert Humphreys
Burrow
Kentucky
New York City
Burrows
Chandler
New York
Carl Norman
E. L. Lamarr
Clover Fork Coal Company
Kitts
Lamarr
Clover Fork
Norman
Harlan County
United Mine Workers
Chase County Wins at State Vocational Events
Chase County Community High School captured all around sweepstakes honors at the two day vocational agriculture and farm mechanics judging contests held at Kansas State College with the Future Farmers of America convention. High individual honors went to Sirthur Burton of Chase and Howard Johnstone of Wamego placed second.
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Manhattan
Kan
Chase County Community High School
Kansas State College
Future Farmers of America
Sirthur Burton
Chase
Howard Johnstone
Wamego
Prince of Wales Battleship Launch Draws 40000 Crowd
Forty thousand Britons cheered as the 35000-ton battleship Prince of Wales slid from the Birkenhead yard. Princess Royal christened the ship and the King’s sister Launched the program alongside sister ship King George V. Other ships in class include Duke of York Jellicoe and Beatty with four more planned.
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Birkenhead
England
Britain
George VI
Prince of Wales
Newcastle
Duke of York
Jellicoe
Beatty
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William Wymer
C. M. Clark
New Hampshire Street
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Kanwaka Literary Club
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Rose Wineinger
Dale White
Newton
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Raymond Madill
Chanute
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LaCrosse
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McDonald
Old Lee Wineland
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Robert Randle
Wakefield
Edward Tangeman
Lawrence
Medicine Lodge
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