White House View on Tax Unknown
Washington July 5 Inability to obtain White House guidance on rates for Roosevelt wealth tax leaves House tax bill drafters unsure. Plans to push final enactment this session and expand to gifts inheritances corporations and big incomes discussed. no firm rate decided. Treasury schedules brackets to be tabled. Morgenthau to testify as aides outline alternatives to the Ways and Means Committee.
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Washington
White House
Roosevelt
House
Ways and Means Committee
House Ways and Means
Morgenthau
Wheat price fluctuates amid Canadian and Argentine competition
Local market reports show opening wheat at 68 cents per bushel with 24 hour low of 68 and a previous high of 74 cents. Factors cited include Canadian supply, upcoming 1535 crop, and new shipments from Judge Newman farm via East South street coop plant. About 4,000 bushels received. crop prospects imply potential price pressure.
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Board of Wheat Control
Canada
East South Street
John S Newman
Archie Siu
Coopermine
Vanous
Segregated terms in Manhattan suit endinq marriage dispute
A regional court reports a separation case filed in Manhattan over marital conduct and alleged misconduct. The matter involves a husband and wife and references a 2 month period of alleged inappropriate behavior. No criminal charges are specified, and the filing centers on civil separation grounds.
Liability suit dismissed for Eichmans in union bridge case
By order of attorney for John J. Grangher receiver the Central Trust Company the suit for collection of statutory liability from stockholders has been dismissed as far as it applies to Edward L and Kathryn K Eichman Union Bridge they were named as defendants in the suit filed April 10 and have since paid as totals in full.
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John J. Grangher
Central Trust Company
Edward L
Kathryn K. Eichman
Union Bridge
400 JAP BEETLE TRAPS SET OUT IN CITY AND COUNTY
About 400 traps for Japanese beetles, a pest of vegetables, are set in the city and county. 175 traps are in the city, 225 in the county, to last six weeks. John Waltman of the U S Department of Agriculture leads the effort with W Richard Etchison, placing traps in Baker Park and several streets. Seven teen beetles have been captured in the Northwestern section.
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Skels
Texen
John Waltman
U. S Department of Agriculture
Frederics
W Richard Etchison
Baker Park
Memorial Ground
Wes Church Street
West Fifth Street
North Market Street
Veetslon
Deene
Long Drives Legislation Through Louisiana Assembly
Baton Rouge July 5 Huey Long pushes a set of bills through the Louisiana House committee in 42 minutes and guides them toward rapid passage in a pattern familiar from prior sessions. The measures target New Orleans and other state issues as Long leads with procedural speed.
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Baton-Royce
Sen Huey
House
Lousiana Assembly
New Orleans
Richest Indian Left as Foundling in Muskogee Era
Enos Wilson, Creek Indian called the world’s richest Indian, was found as a baby on a doorstep about 30 years ago. An annual report lists his fortune at £175,975 in cash and $1,891,435 in lands and goods, while he resides in a mansion near Okmulgee Muskogee. He inherits from the late Jack Barnett and is cared for by guardian Ed Hart.
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Muskogee
Ohio
Enos Wilson
A. B. Landman
Five Civilized Tribes
Wilson
Jackson Barnett
Los Angeles
Peak Castle
Okmulgee-Muskogee
Connine
Wilton
Kemper Military A
Boonsville
Ins Castle
Wilson Lves
Ed Hart
Seali
Catthman
Jess
Cushing
Eufauia
Kate Fixico
Boamin
Jurig.cicn
Agency
U S Stays Out African Tangle In Ethiopian Crisis
Secretary Hull announces U S support for League of Nations mediation in the Haile Selassie dispute with Italy. The note asserts faith in treaty sanctity and a peaceful solution, avoiding direct entanglement while backing League arbitration and hope for a settlement satisfactory to Ethiopia and Italy.
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Washington
United States
League of Nations
Secy
O Haile Selassie
Opa
Italy
Ethiopia
Hull
Ent
Abyssina
William Perry George
Addis Ababa
King of Kings
League
Abyssinia
Weather and accident report with heat wave and showers
A recent weather note records the five warmest day with a high near 94 degrees followed by an early evening thundershower. An overnight low reached 69 as heavy showers passed Thurmont Union Bridge and Mt. Airy with minor injuries and a damaged car after a passing vehicle crash near Seneca Maryland.
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Thurmont
Unon Bridge
Mt. Airy
Baltimore
Cooksvile
Lisbon
Finnish Patriots Preserve Language Through Stamps
A century ago Finland fought Russian rule as poets and writers recorded folklore in Finnish. Led by Elias Lonnroht, they formed the Finnish Literary Society in 1831. In 1931 Finland issued two commemorative stamps depicting Lonnroth and the society seal marking autonomy.
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Finland
Russia
Elias Lonnrott
Finnish Literary Society
Dr. Lonnrott
NEA Service, Inc
Dizzy Dean Dropped From All Stars Starting Pitcher
Frankie Frisch of the St. Louis Cardinals indicated Jerome Dizzy Dean will not start the All-Star Game in Cleveland on July 8. Frisch called the move the worst he has seen in baseball and noted Dizzy is not expected to be among National League pitchers in the event. Hemsley of the Browns was named to replace Dickey as third string catcher for the American League All-Stars after Dickey’s injury absence.
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St. Louis
Jerome
Dizzy) Dean
Cleveland
Frankie Frisch
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Paul
Dizzy
Hemsley
Chicago
Rally Hemsley
St. Louis Browns
Bill Dickey
New York
National League Stars
Dickey
Foy
Large Demand for Small Coins Noted in Past Year
Washington July 5 Treasury officials say improved business, slot machines, chain letters, and sales taxes drove one of the nation’s largest mint years. A demand for small coins led to 508,414,207 pieces produced in the year ending last Sunday, versus 46,000,000 a year earlier. Penny output reached 412,268,000 with total coinage fueling greater needs for revenue stamps and currency. The report cites resumption of silver dollar coinage and heightened mint activity at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing.
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Washington
Treasury
Bureau of Engraving and Piiyung
Bureau of Engraving and Priming
Stamos
Appeals Revocation Challenges Motor Vehicle License
The Czret Court faces an appeal to annul an order by the motor vehicles commissioner. The document notes few appeals in recent years and references dockets in the clerk of the court.
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Czret
Treasury reports large stamp and bond refunding totals
The Treasury details stamp stripping for Hqu bottles totaling 10,573,516,529 as refunds and weekly bill rollings led to 40,932,041,600 in bonds notes and certificates of indebtedness produced during the year.
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Hqu
Treasury
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