One Point Plan 10 AID Business Recovery Filed
Washington June 2 a nine point program for immediate aid to business recovery was presented to the House Ways and Means Committee by the Chamber of Commerce official h Alvord. The plan calls for repealing the undistributed profits tax, reducing corporation tax to 15 percent, carryover of net business losses, and long range tax reforms to spur economic revival. It outlines annual capital stock tax changes, simplified tax rules, and removal of intercorporate taxes from individual returns, aiming for a sound postwar framework. The proposal emphasizes speed, clarity, and enduring relief over temporary measures.
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Murders Probe in Wfordsville Death
Police continued an investigation into the death of Walter Ricks, 33, from gunshot wounds allegedly fired with a shotgun at the roter residence. A man named Roach, linked to the Rob scene, chased a suspect away and claimed bricks seized the weapon before firing as Ricks and two companions were on the porch.
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Walter Ricks
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Roter
Claude Rob
Roach
Wich
Robbins
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Health officials probe garbage ordinance violations citywide
Health Officer C. C. Higgins and Chief Ed Click ordered an investigation into alleged breaches of the garbage ordinance after complaints across the city. The rule requires lids on containers and covered garbage at all times. many unlid containers were found, fly infestation noted, and public cooperation urged to enforce the health measure.
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Ed Click
Roosevelt to host broad business conferences June
Washington reports the Roosevelt administration planning a series of conferences on labor relations foreign trade and industrial taxation. Secretary of Commerce Hopkins says sessions will include business labor agricultural leaders and others beyond the business advisory council. The first hour and a half discussion covered labor government taxation and trade topics with South America noted.
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Business Advisory Council
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Testimony of Moseley Studied by War Department
Washington June 2 The War Department began reviewing Major General George Van Horn Moseley II retired to determine if his wartime actions merit action by the House committee. Moseley harshly criticized the New Deal and remains subject to articles of war though retired on $6000 yearly. Hedrick, chief of the department, received evidence but testimony included material not in committee records. Highlighted was praise for Hitler era policies and racial policy ideas.
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Hiler
Catholic Congress Set in Cleveland For Christian Democracy
Cleveland June 2 The National Catholic Social Action Congress opens June 12 to 14 with 15000 American and Canadian Catholic laity and clergy. More than fifty meetings will address housing economics journalism government employment and industry. Over forty bishops and archbishops expected to attend including the elevation of Archbishop Schrembs. Senator O Mahoney to Speak at opening mass meeting Monday June 12. Continued on Page 5.
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National Catholic Social Action Congress
United States
Carade
Joseph Schrembs
O'Mahoney
Joseph O'Mahoney
Wyoming
Congress
Gath
Paul V McNutt to campaign swing across nation
Leaders back Paul V McNutt for the Democratic nomination weigh how to greet his return from the Philippines and plan rousing West Coast meetings. A brass band will greet him in San Francisco, where he will speak at Filipino day and other nonpolitical events before addresses to the Commonwealth Club.
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Self-Styled King Anthony I Claims German Imperial Throne
London June 2 Anthony William Hall ex-inspector and former American citizen who joined the British Army in 1914 has for years styled himself King Anthony I of England and Prince of Wales He now proclaims a claim to the Imperial Throne of Germany to avert war and has issued a manifest on pale blue notepaper declaring his royal prerogative The pretender, with a harsh voice, spoke to crowds and has lectured from a London boardinghouse room outlining his basis for rule
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Anthony William Hall
Shropshire County Police
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England
Prince of Wales
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America
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Old Union Youth Fellowship Gather at Old Union Church
Youth from Congregational Christian churches in Chin Ton and Boone counties meet at Old Union church on Sunday June 4 for the Lebanon district Pilgrim Youth Fellowship quarterly gathering. The theme Pass on the Torch covers time use and Christian living with pastors John Hancock and Arthur Moffat among speakers, plus sessions, lunch, and worship led by Lebanon pastor Raymond Duff and Old Union youth.
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Fairview
John Hancock
Arthur Moffat
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Antioch
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Manson
Christian Chapel Group
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Scotland
Raymond Duff
Old Union
Pontiff Receives Peace Promises From Big Nations
Pope Pius XI reported he had obtained assurances of goodwill from leading European governments after appeals to Hitler Mussolini and other leaders. He urged a stable peace despite grave difficulties and warned that events could lead to ruin. The pontiff spoke to the college of cardinals on St Eugenio day noting responses from Germany Italy France and Britain.
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Federal tax relief urged by experts in Congress watch
Washington June 2 leading tax and economic experts urged Congress to cut the federal tax bill to spur prosperity and aid workers. New Albany Indiana June 2 the third Floyd county circuit court jury considering former county treasurer Frank Heppenson was dismissed after failing to agree on a verdict.
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American Architect Declares London a Museum Piece
Frank Lloyd Wright, visiting London to lecture at the Royal Institute of British Architects, says London is a museum piece not fit for human habitation. He favors humanity and hates wars, noting London’s concentration of humanity yet deeming the modern city unsuitable for living.
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Royal Institute of British Architects
Outbreak of Arab Jewish Violence Kills Dozens in Jerusalem
June reports from Jerusalem describe a wave of attacks and accidents as Arab and Jewish extremist groups clash near Kalkileh and the Jaffa Gate. British and Jewish police fatalities occur alongside Arab casualties, with telecommunication disruptions and village burnings cited in the district.
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Mine Collapse Near Linton Sends Thirty-Five Fleeing
In Indiana on June 2 a mine at Linton Summit Coal Company near New Hope collapsed after a pool of water and roof subsidence warned miners. Thirty-five escaped. many were injured by falling coal and debris as the roof gave way.
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Cuba Turns Back 917 Nazi Refugees
In Havana on June 2, the Hamburg American liner St Louis carried 917 despairing German Jewish refugees outbound before Cuban authorities refused landing. The captain chose to turn back toward Hamburg amid threats from passengers and fears of further danger, while officials in Havana and the crowd at the harbor watched the procession of fate unfold.
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Man Freezes to Death in Ice Cream Truck
A Brooklyn news item reports Louis Bolter died after freezing inside the refrigerated compartment of his ice cream truck on a hot June day. Passersby noticed the body near the door as crowds walked by, authorities said.
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Louis Bolter
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Lloyds of London Not a True Insurance Company
London June 2 The famous Lloyds of London is not a true insurance company and functions as a loose octopus of underwriters each preserving separate identities. Founded in 1688 by Edward Lloyd in his coffee house the entity operates as the marine insurance center with about 1400 members. Continued on Page 6.
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Toreet Coffee
Four Men Rescued From Submarine Thetis Off Liverpool Bay
Birkenhead June 2 Four men were rescued from the sunken British submarine Thetis as a rising tide sank her stern in Liverpool Bay. Rescue teams used the Davis Lung apparatus but dwindling air forced suspensions while surface pumps cleared foul air. A flotilla of destroyers joined the effort and two officers, Captain H. P. K. Oram and Lieutenant F. G. Woods, were among those saved aboard the destroyer Brazen near Great Ormes Head.
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