New Deal Tax Plan Outlined by Roosevelt Faces Senate
President Roosevelt urged Congress to revise the federal tax system toward progressive taxation of wealth and income. The plan, not Scaled, could yield about 1 billion dollars yearly and includes inheritances tax, graded high incomes, and a graduated corporate tax. Key backers include Senators Borah Long Robinson supporting action, while the four leaders push for prompt debate on a controversial measure.
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Trial Date Set for Gerald Thompson Case in Peoria
Gerald Thompson, who confessed ravisher and murderer Mildred Hallmark, a Peoria hostess, had his trial fixed for July 22. Authorities spirited him to a secret destination to avert mob violence afterward.
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July Fourth 1935 Signifies New Rights Advance
July 4 1935 marks independence day with a claim that a new bill of rights is forming to guarantee citizens advantages and privileges never before enjoyed by most. It notes George Washington headed the nation at independence while Franklin D Roosevelt leads today to reshape social and economic order for greater security and freedom.
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