New Fight Looms In Congress On Tax Publicity
Congress debates repealing the publicity clause of the income tax law after the Supreme Court legalized public disclosure of tax payments. Mellon opposes publicity, saying it harms private business and prompts avoidance of taxable income. Public response and party positions will shape moves to extend or repeal the measure.
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Congress
William K. Hutchinson
International News Service
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Progressive Bloc
Treasury Department
Mellon
Administration
Harry Thaw Returns to Broadway Amid Lavish Debut
Harry Thaw resurfaces on Broadway after years away, returning to the lights of the Rialto. He spends about $1500 on corsages and large bills for doorkeepers, waiters, and an orchestra leader, drawing cheers from old timers and curiosity from youngsters. Broadway gossip notes his splash coincides with Madison Square Garden’s demolition.
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International News Service
New York
Harry
Broadway
Rialto
Madison Square Garden
Diana
Stanford White
Investigation Of N Y Charges Recommended
In Columbus on May 26 the committee on bills and overtures urged full investigations of all charges against the New York Presbytery in the Fosdick case and the licensing of ministers not affirming tenets. The panel favored rejecting Chester Presbytery’s overture to exclude New York. A minority urged probing anew. the matter awaits the judicial commission report.
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Harold G. McCoy
International News Service
Columbus
New York Presbytery
Fosdick
Presbyterian General Assembly
Committee On
Assembly
Chester
New York
W. O. Thompson
Scopes Trial Auditory Plans Drawn For July Hearing
May 26 Dayton Tennessee plans emerge to seat 20 000 in a vast temporary auditorium for the Scopes trial set to begin July 10 with Judge Raulston predicting a weeks long hearing William Jennings Bryan and defense lawyers expected to speak for days The case centers on teaching evolution in public schools and the rights of the state versus academic freedom.
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International News Service
Dayten
Tenn
John T. Scopes
Tennessee
John T. Raulston
William Jennings Bryan
Raulston
Dayton
Progress on Scottish Rite Cathedral Front View
A photo from the past few days shows progress on the Scottish Rite Cathedral at Lincoln and Highland avenues. Front construction lags behind other sides due to difficulty, but overall speed is satisfactory. The June 10 cornerstone lay is not in the main front wall, causing no delay. ceremonies are expected to draw thousands to New Coastie.
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Lincoln and
Highland Avenues
New Coastie
Detroit Prohibition Drive Reports Serious Rum War
May 26 Roy A. Haynes Prohibition Commissioner says Detroit area is serious and needs drastic dry-law enforcement. Coast Guard operates 12 plus patrol boats on Lake Erie and Lake Ontario with more in build. Since Jan 1 1936 or 16 374 investigations and 236 conspiracy prosecutions. Land and water offensives keep pace and new methods are developed to curb bootleggers.
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Washington
Roy A. Haynes
Haynes
Detroit
Treasury
Coast Guard
Lake Erie
Lake Ontario
Erie
Ontario
Prohibition Unit
Storms Threaten Arctic Regions Amid Pole Expedition
Reports from Copenhagen and London say Arctic storms endanger Amundsen and Ellisworth after they launched from Spitzbergen for a pole flight. Authorities caution relief plans are premature as weather and sea ice hinder recovery or return.
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Olso
Norway
Arctic
Amundsen - Ellsworth Flers
North Pole
Spitsbergen
Liverpool
Olse
Copenhagen
Dr Thommesen
Norwegian Airship Union
Amundsen
Mountains Beckon for Real Human Vacation Scene
The speaker rejects shore holidays and sea outings in favor of glorious hills. He imagines ascents to high, azure skies with endless wind and views worth any season, claiming mountains offer a superior escape regardless of summer spring or fall.
Witness Demanded 5000 for Repudiation at Shepherd Trial
Chicago May 26 A charge that Robert White a missing prose cution witness demanded 5000 from defense attorneys for repudiation of his statements that he had seen William D. Shepherd at Charles C Farman's National University of Science was hurled into the Shepherd McClintock murder trial as it entered the closing session of its eight almost futile days.
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International News Service
Chicago
Robert White
William D. Shepherd
Charles C. Farman
National University of Science
Shepherd-McClintock
Shepherd
New Castle Fund Sparks Aid for Alberico Family Tragedy
In New Castle a relief drive gathers funds after a tar accident on May 23 killed four Alberico family members. Merchants on Long Avenue, local friends, and a second committee raise about 309.50 plus 67.50 from merchants, with more donations sought at South Side Market for A Venditto to ensure the money reaches Matt Alberico.
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New Castle
Matt Albercio
Lawrence Street
Long Avenue
Alberico
South Side Market
A. Venditto
Venditto
Mr. Alberico
Fred L. Rentz
City
Alberica
Traffic accidents in New Castle period May 17 23
Report covers traffic accidents in New Castle with 23 injuries during May 17 to 23 and 299 injuries from January 1 to May 23 in county and outside city limits.
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Lnside
Young Women’s Christian Association annual meeting notes
The annual meeting of the Young Women’s Christian Association was held Monday evening in the Association Building. Reports from departments included Physical and Health led by Dorothy Jane Stewart and Treasurer Cassandra Aiken, plus updates from Cafeteria Irene Jury, International Institute Emma P. Moore, Girl Reserves Ruth Worrall, Colored Center Clementine Bond, and General Annetta McKee. Mrs. George Greer was elected.
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Young Women’s Christian Association
Association
Business
Professional Woman's Club
J. L. Stratton
T. W. Phillips
Scouts To Assist In Decorating Graves Saturday
Scout Executive J. Lee Calahan said a Boy Scouts of the Lawrence County Council will meet with their troops at designated cemeteries on Memorial Day morning to help decorate graves in a patriotic good turn.
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J. Lee Calahan
Lawrence County Council
Reliable Repair Experts Ready for Motoring Troubles
If bad luck strikes on the road, call any of our trusted repair specialists for quick service. Classifieds urge drivers to seek dependable local auto repair help and recover from vehicle trouble swiftly.
New Castle Auto Plates Arrive at News Office
The New Castle News reports a second shipment of 3,000 blue and orange auto plates for New Castle motorists. Plates have no ads and are available now. another 5,000 went out recently and likely will move quickly.
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New Castle
New Castle A
New Castle News
Local Man Hurt By Fall At Avon Park
Lewis Travers of West State Street is confined to his home with severe sprains of both wrists after falling from a ladder at Avon Park near Youngstown. He had been securing decorative fabric on the roof of the dancing pavilion about twenty feet high when the ladder slipped. He belongs to the local group that recently took over the Ohio amusement resort. Although painful, the injuries are not serious.
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Lewis Travers
West State Street
Avon Park
Youngstown
Travers
Ohio Amusement Resort
Death notices for several local residents listed with ages and addresses
Death records list Mrs Lide Morton Rutter 6s 125 1 2 East Washington street Mrs Emma M Tidbatt 61 21 Mulberry street Miss Eliza Jane Peebles SS Scott township Thomas B Plyan 76 Pittsburgh Ca Mrs Cyrus Mc Smith Manhattan Montana John Shenker 29 Union township names and ages provided with addresses
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Lide Morton Rutter
East
Washington Street
Emma M. Tidbatt
Mulberry Street
Eliza Jane Peebles
Scott Township
Thomas B. Plyan
Pitts Lurgh
Cyrus Mc Smith
Manhattan
Montana
John Shenker
Union Township
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Congressional
Harry Thaw
N.Y
Recom
Grand Jury
Scopes
God
Lincoln Avenue
New Cathedral
Warner
Roald Amundsen
Lincoln Ellisworth
Spitzbergen
Pole
Aftenpost
London
Arthur Mometer
Declare White
Tinues
Penna
Y.W.C.A
George Greer
Charles T. Metzier
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