Hoover proposes 1930 tax cut and budget surpluses
President Hoover asks Congress for a 1930 budget totaling about 3.83 billion for government use and a projected surplus of 122 million. He urges a 1 percent cut in normal income taxes and a 2 to 11 percent cut in corporate taxes, citing rising receipts and business stimulus.
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Mexican Issues to be Debated in Washington
Mexican leaders Calles Ortiz Rubio and U S ambassador Morrow arrive in Washington for talks on American claims settlement Mexico land expropriation payments and Mexico’s debt. Outcomes depend on Ortiz Rubio’s administration and Mexico’s economic stability ahead of a London naval conference.
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Tinkham to Testify on Church Groups Before Senate
Representative Tinkham of Massachusetts gains a chance to testify before the Senate lobby committee about the Methodist Episcopal church board and the federal council of churches. Chairman Caraway promised an opportunity to be heard later as the panel moves to tariff questions and Muscle Shoals probes. Tinkham vows to reveal information and seeks to expose political activities by the two organizations.
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Christmas cards at Bates Book and Gift Shop
Save time choosing cards by calling Bates Book and Gift Shop to access a very large line and easy selection for Christmas greetings.
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Cochran Details Nebraska Road Plans For Year
State Engineer Roy Cochran outlined Nebraska road plans for the year including 100 miles of paving 550 miles of graveling about 100 bridges and a new Platte River bridge between Omaha and Lincoln He noted rerouting to shorten the Omaha Lincoln road and reduce right angle turns He warned federal aid will be needed to keep pace with rising traffic costs and taxing revenues and cited gains in highway mileage and maintenance needs across the state.
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Train Robber Confesses From Pawnee Oklahoma
Tom Vernon a former rodeo rider arrested in Pawnee admits wrecking and robbing trains in California and Wyoming. He claims he acted alone and will oppose extradition for the Wyoming charge while offering to face California accusations. He says financial need and a promised railroad job led to the crime.
Nebraska Art on Display at Omaha Exhibition
Omaha artists from Lincoln and Omaha plus out of state cities showcase oil and watercolor paintings sculpture sketches and ceramics in a December exhibition open to the public all month. Oil works include pieces by Miss Tressa Emerson and Dr. Robert F. Gilder with Bernard Szold and August Dunbier of Omaha. Dwight Kirsch of Lincoln presents a series of designs for a production of Emperor Jones.
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Your Ad in the Journal Promises Results
A brief note touts the effectiveness of placing ads in the Journal promising strong reader response and measurable impact for businesses seeking attention and sales.
State Militia Mobilized in Secret Test at Jackson Barracks
New Orleans witnessed a sudden militia mobilization at Jackson barracks under orders from Governor Long. After 250 men assembled, the action was dismissed as a test. Investigation showed the move aimed to oust Dr. V K Irion as state conservation commissioner and install Robert S Muncaster, but Irion resigned after the state supreme court ruled Maextri entitled the office.
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Iowa Farm Boy Wins Grand Champion at International Livestock Show
Ellicott Brown of Rose Hill Iowa steered Larchy Strike a grade Aberdeen Angus calf to the grand championship at the International Livestock Show. Waldo Mommsen of Miles Illinois won reserve grand with Mike, a grand Angus yearling. Other grand champions hailed from Puridia University and Kansas State Agricultural School.
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Ex-Convict Held in Utah-PP Blackout Train Robbery
Tom Buffalo Vernon an ex convict and vaudeville performer was identified as the lone robber of the Vertland Limited near Cheyenne last Monday night. He was arrested in Pawnee Oklahoma after identification by train passengers. A .38 revolver was found on him and prizes totaled about five hundred dollars. Authorities seek extradition to Wyoming and California to face capital charges.
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Nationalist Party Splits Over Young Plan Refusal
Berlin reports a rift within the nationalist party as six Reichstag members resign over opposition to the Young plan for reparations. The defectors Lambach Huesser Hartwig Kloenne Lejence and Treviranus keep their mandates and may ally with eighteen Christian national trade party members to form an independent group.
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Herren Lambach
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Treviranus
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Hoover's Annual Message Outlines Peace and Progress
President Hoover told Congress in his first annual message that the United States is at peace with the world, financially sound, and faces only domestic challenges. He praised national surveys, promised tax relief and defense parity, and urged prudent spending while supporting a future world court with caution.
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Christmas Reminder Card at Bates Book & Gift Shop
A seasonal note encourages contacting an old friend through a reminder card. It invites readers to visit Bates Book & Gift Shop to make selections for the Christmas season.
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