Capitol Hill debates tax plan impact on small firms and imports
Washington observers report mail from constituents has fallen to under 10 percent as Congress drafts a sweeping tax bill. The plan would raise taxes on corporations with undistributed earnings and vary by size, targeting both big firms and many small town businesses while avoiding broad excise taxes.
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Rhode Island
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New York
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Canada
Treasury Department
Treasury
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AAA
Maine
State of Maine
Naval
Quoddy
The Man Who Said Thank You
Lesson for May 3 centers on Luke 17 1 19 with the golden text urging kindness and forgiveness. It contrasts a man who gave thanks with Jesus and emphasizes three marks of Christian strength across junior intermediate and senior groups.
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Jesus
Notable Crimes and Birthday Parades Stir Europe and England
Brisbanes weekly notes a New York murder case where the upholsterer used a parolee's second chance to commit a crime and was trapped by cord strands left under the victim. Berlin reports Hitler birthday displays with military might and a sung line claiming German dominance and global conquest.
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New York
Titterton
England touts new armor‑piercing naval shell
England praises Sir Robert Hadfield for a steel making shell that can pass twelve inch armor and explode beyond. One shell fired near the magazine could wreck a modern battleship. England speeds production while others produce airplane bombs that threaten existing naval guns.
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England
Robert Hadfield
Solomon style custody clash over Miami triplets
In Miami a married woman named Lois has husky triplet babies. The husband and another man claim paternity, each calling himself the father. The alleged non husband father would submit to blood tests to prove paternity. How would King Solomon decide this dispute?
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Miami
Lois
Clarence Darrow Declares Belief on His 79th Birthday
Clarence Darrow, famed lawyer, at seventy nine birthdays declares he does not believe in either religion or future life. The contrast is drawn with a hopping road beside the track that might doubt the existence of a locomotive engineer.
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Jesus
Christ
Clarence Darrow
Moscow Returns Bodies of Japanese Killed in Manchukuo Clash
Japan receives full military honors for three fallen soldiers in Manchukuo after a clash with Soviet guards. The gesture offers no consolation to widows and underscores how repeated fatal incidents can strain to the brink of war.
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Moscow
Manchukuo
Hidden gold claim in Europe sparks bold rumor
A brief note alleges Europe lacks cash and inflation bonds while claiming a vast gold lump lies buried by King Toures Syndicete, Inc, tempting investors and readers with a sensational treasure tale.
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Europe
King Toures Syndicete, Inc
Opera Star Sues Cafeteria Over Artichoke Recipe Ad
Giovanni Martinelli of the Metropolitan Opera sues Willlow Cafeterias Inc for 20000 claiming his name was used in ads asserting he supplied an artichoke recipe. He says he never prepared or provided the recipe and did not consent. Supreme Court Justice Carew upheld the plaintiff's complaint to strike certain paragraphs.
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Giovanni Martinelli
Metropolitan Opera
Supreme Court of New York
Wil Low Cafeterias, Inc
Supreme Court
Coleman Range promises self generated gas for home cooking
W. C. Coleman, pioneer gas appliances inventor, unveils the Coleman Range that makes its own gas from lead free gasoline. The range lights instantly, with Band-A-Blu Burners delivering hotter flame and adjustable heat for fast or slow cooking. It uses less fuel than coal wood or kerosene and features an insulated oven and broiler with independent burner control. Postcard requests to Wichita Kansas offer illustrated literature and a store chart.
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W. C. Coleman
Coleman
Wichita, Kansas
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