Billion and Half Internal Revenue Tax Collections For Year
Washington reports a dramatic rise in miscellaneous internal revenue collections for the year, with tobacco beer and other sales and stamp taxes driving total receipts well above income taxes. Projections for the fiscal year ending June 30 exceed 1.8 billion, while income taxes total about 770 million.
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Hans Arrvice Starr
Washington
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Seventeen Prisoners Paroled by Governor Pinchot
Harrisburg June 13 Governor Gifford Pinchot approved the parole for seventeen prisoners. The action makes them eligible for release this month, with six applications still pending and detailed conditions to be met before final decisions.
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Narrisburg
Gifford Pinchot
Clemency actions and parole dates in scattered cases
Reported clemency actions include pardons and refusals. Names like Tony Oranto of New York and Ralph Buffalino are cited with details on citizenship, parole eligibility dates such as June 13 and June 28, and deportation notes. The text also mentions cases continued like Charles Shanlis and Joseph Mannana, plus a note on Chinese rail mileage in early territories.
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Tony Oranto
New York
Coimbria
Quarrel
Ralph Buffalino
Mercer
Issantti
Italy
Robert Simpson
Crawford
Charles
Shanlis
Somerset
Staunder
Joseph Mannana
Federal bureaus to consolidate under new arrangement
The plan proposes merging the Prohibition Bureau in the Justice Department and the Bureau of Industrial Alcohol in the Treasury under a single federal structure. Officials say current supervision by the Attorney General has not worked, prompting reorganization discussions as part of the repeal era changes.
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Industrial;alcohol Bureau
Treasury
Littlebeaver and Friends Visit Pittsburgh Scene
A garbled local note reports Douglas of Golumblanna with companions in Pittsburgh. The text mentions an angry tone and a guest named Zei, with references to the Harpe of the Taother, implying a social gathering or errant travelers passing through the city.
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Douglas
Golumblannaith
The
Harpe
Taother
Pittsburgh
Letters to the News on foreign protection and trade
A reader argues that foreign countries shield their standing armies and finances while neglecting payment. cites U S imports and exports by country in 1828 through 1931 including raw cotton, flax, fruits, wool, tobacco, cocoa, coffee, cheese, eggs, silk, and grain products. notes beer budget impact and recalls 1914 malt beverage consumption. signed G D Glosner.
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China
Peru
United Kingdom
Latvia
Belgium
Netherlands
Russia
Europe
Manila
Slso
Heneglen
New Castle News
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Pitched Ball Breaks Fardrum in Friday Baseball Game
Fayette star Chuck Siple was hit by a fastball from McKee on Saturday afternoon as Payette beat East Brook 7 to 5. Siple suffered a broken eardrum but is reported to be improving.
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iFayette
McKee
Payette
East Brook
Test Prospective Auto Operators On State Route
State highway patrolmen conducted a vehicle operator test on Sampson Street from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The session involved three members of the force assessing prospective drivers and motor vehicle operators.
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