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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1930
Page
2
A fragmented item reports that Tirkham faced charges later omitted amid a congressional inquiry. It notes discussion of funds allocated post 1940s and questions whether money from a campaign was used for his own purposes.
Major Key-Smith and Mrs Key attend a reception at Edward Delaplaine’s home as the Taney and Francis Scott Key papers are donated to the shrine. Major Key-Smith, author of The Story of the Star Spangled Banner, urges national adoption of his poem as anthem and notes pending congressional action.
A dense listing summarizes daily radio offerings from cities like San Francisco Clearwater and Cleveland. It names programs, orchestras, and networks including NBC CBS WEAF and WJZ, with schedules across days and times featuring hosts, dance bands, and variety segments.
Major Key-Sihith cited a message signed by 25 state governors and over 6 million citizens. William Page, House core member and author of the American's Creed, cannot predict Congress action as the present session proceeds. The bill passed the House on April 21 and awaits Senate referral. Mellon warned tax expenses could require increases if business development slows or costs rise.
Secretary Mellon said the 1931 fiscal year would close with a $100,000,000 Treasury deficit and that applying the reduced income tax to 1930 incomes could push the deficit to about $180,200,000. In a letter to President Hoover he warned receipts won’t cover an added $102,000,000 Veterans Bureau burden and potential long term costs.
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