Senate faces tax bill battle after House passage
The House sent the income tax reform to the Senate with a 262 to 168 margin. Democratic leaders warn of amendments while La Follette plans to broaden the tax base to raise more revenue. Critics question a 3 percent charitable deduction that could cut revenue by about 20 million dollars annually. Progressive Wisconsin senator La Follette signals broadening aims.
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Weblington
Senate
Ways and Sess
Pigton
Ben. LaFollette
Wisconsin
House
Roosevelt
Shore Leave Denied for Middies in August
Annapolis Aug 5 The 796 crew aboard the battleships Wyoming and Arkansas will be barred from liberty in Hampton Roads Virginia due to infantile paralysis concerns. Naval Academy orders prohibit midshipmen on annual leave from Aug 30 to Sept 27 from visiting Virginia and North Carolina. First and third class midshipmen left June 7 for a cruise in European waters arriving in Hampton Roads Aug 15.
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Wyoming
Arkansas
Hampton Roads
Virginia
Naval Academy
North Carolina
Deates
Academy
European
Hampton
Quiet Brunswick election yields small turnout and familiar faces
In Brunswick the municipal election drew a token share of registered voters as three of seven Town Council candidates contested the race. Ernest L. Main was reelected mayoral incumbent with a large margin while other council posts saw incumbents and former members hold seats amid no organized party effort.
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Brunawick
Ernest L. Main
Sean
Saford C. Kline
Baker
Main
Kline
Mai
County
Consuate
Fas
J Willam Willams
Mayn
Andis
Hedges
Comes
Earl
Edwards
Terlesalie Willam
Dranevick
Dixon
Inter Cantus
Brunsan Toree
Nazi Leaders Renew Course of Stern Measures in Berlin
Nazi leaders press for a thorough house cleaning in Berlin as government circles clash over moderation. The drive targets stale enemies and adherents of political Catholicism while Bevin billboards denounce Bolshevism and liberalization. A divorce grant is noted for James F B Taylor through Wisat tones.
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Berlin
Ahr
Tech
Germany
Cotaatz
Protest over Baxley removal and road fund overdraft
Howard County officials protested the ouster of road chief John W. Baxley to the State Roads Commission. They demanded an itemized account of a $42,000 overdraft in road funds, while the commission said the overdraft would be covered by October 1937 and roads would be maintained.
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Baltimore
John W. Baxley
Howard County
State Roads Commission
Weir Wilowawni
Roads Commission
Renda Commission
Day
Baxley
George D. Day
Jook
Oly
H. Grafton Pony
Robert Mercer
Hart HB. Noll
Board of Couny
Jerome A. Loughran
John Iglehar
Coumny
Water supply of Frederick rated best in Missouri
Dr Elmer Kefauver county health officer notes Songanore creek may supplement Pred erik city water amid drought. He says Frederick’s water is among the best in the state, Linganore water is filtered and safe, and typhoid cases in the county are blamed on outside contamination rather than supply. Continuous supervision of the Linganore plant and sanitary measures are emphasized.
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Songanore Creek
Prederik City
Elmer C. “Efdover
Frederick
Kefauver
Kefwaver
Knoxville
Brunswick
Middletown
Frederick City
Singanore Creek
Fishing Creek
Tuscarora
Linganore
Monita
S.C. Maxwell
Grand jury held over several city cases in county
John Boyce held for September grand jury on assault with intent to kill after a razor attack during a dice game. Proctor cut, Mary Harris jailed for assault with a flatiron. Joseph Brown charged with assault and battery. Adrian Makel jailed for drunkenness. others forfeited fines for drunkenness and automobile violations. All arrests by Officer Cecil.
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John Boyce
Kell Roy FL
Ju ¢ Schinauft CY
Stoney
Guy Anders
Proctor
Joseph Brown
Mary Harris
Harris
Offeers McHenry
Dorsey
Fagan
Adrian Makel
George Hoffman
Taylorsville Chicken Supper By Aid Society
The Taylorsville Aid Society will hold its annual chicken and chant supper on the church lawn. Miss Bertha Ingies plans a visit with her aunt in Baltimore and Eva Franglin returns from Virginia. Thomas Byers celebrated his seventieth birthday with friends and relatives present. The Public Works Administration is claimed to have created three billion in employment and benefited seven million people.
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Taylorsville
Virginia
Thomas Byers
E AJ ML Dares
Byers
Frank Byers
Mare
Nail
Lillie Lou
G. Frank Byers
Public Works Administration
MARRYING MINISTERS BILLBOARDS REMOVED IN Elkton
In Bicton Maryland the town eliminates posters advertising marrying ministers. Four signs were removed in the first day with a tenth sign to be razed before nightfall. Ministers Minor and Cope plan appeals as the town enforces a new ordinance restricting their activities amid a record 755 marriages last month.
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Bicton
Elkton
Gretna Gree
David J. Randolph
Henry H. Mitchell
Edward Minor
Charles M. Cope
Maryland Creates Eighteen New State Commissions
Baltimore Aug 3 Eighteen new commissions or supervisory bodies have been created in Maryland since Gov Harry W Nice took office. Several boards are funded by fees or state appropriations, while some operate with no pay. The new fee funded boards include the Board of Examiners of Architects the Milk Control Commission the Board of Examiners for Paper Hangers and the Board of Hair Dressers and Beauty Culturists. The barber examiners board is continued with licensing and annual renewals. Additional boards are created continued revived or changed under new acts.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Harry W. Nice Cook
Board of Examiners of Architects
Milk Control Commission
Board of Examiners
Board of
Hair Dressers and
Beauty Culturists
Board of Barber Examiners
Ma Ide
Barbers
Politis Poised as Fifth Umpire for Ethiopian Arbitration
Geneva Aug 5 The selection of Nicholas Politis former Greek minister to Paris as a fifth member of the Ethiopian arbitration commission seemed certain after a meeting of Ethiopian delegates. The Ethiopian representatives Prof Pitman Benjamin Power of Amelie and Dr Albert G de la Pradelk of France were reported to approve Politis after the names of Max Huber noted Swiss jurist and Dr K H L Hammarskjold former Swedish premier had been prominently considered.
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Geneva
Nicholas Politis
Paris
Tlalo
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Rockingham
Roanoke
I. ¢. Riggin
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Zonta Club
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Helen Smith
Musa Effie Moore
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Victor Herbert
Carl Deis
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Carrie Jacoba Bond
Washington Zonta Club
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Micelle
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Faward L. O'Donnell
Mary O Denne
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Conteal Trust Company
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