Roosevelt to Speak on Radio on Way to Public Support
Washington April 27 President Roosevelt prepares to address the nation from the White House in a 10 p m radio broadcast on his four billion dollar work program and pending legislation. He aims to clarify social security banking reform NEHA extension and utility holding company elimination while urging Congress to act and avoid dictatorship or harsh language.
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Electrocution Claim Tangles Local Farm Incident
An obituary note reports the death of Carl A. Johngorrow after a fatal accident at a farm. The incident involved a cow contacting a live wire from a downed pike line near Johnson property, leading to an electrical fatality and related inquiry.
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Duce Launches Huge Italian Air Center
Premier Mussolini unveiled a vast Italian air center near Rome named Guidonia, a modern aeronautical experimental field linked to Fascist aviation leadership. The ceremony included a 221 gun salute as Fascici's flagship project aims to advance air research and military aviation.
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Benito Mussolini
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Packard Company Posts Profit Despite First Quarter Loss
Packard Motor Car company reports a profitable operation overall for the period, yet record shows a net loss of 1 210 162 after charges and taxes for the quarter ending March 31. The prior year quarter posted a larger loss of 1 257 020 due largely to production ramp expenses for a new model.
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Demroit
Packard Motor Car Company
Tariff tax drive forming in Washington amid party rift
Washington April 22. Powerful congressional blocs were forming for a tariff tax battle that may shatter party lines and plunge Congress into summer turmoil. Democrats and Republicans unite to extend 400 to 450 million dollars of miscellaneous taxes expiring June 30 while pushing higher tariffs on coal lumber oil and Japanese textiles eggs butter oils manganese fish and other products. They also seek to cut cigarette and automobile taxes and abolish the one cent federal gasoline tax, challenging Roosevelt tariff policy.
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INS
Congress
U S Foreign Trade Rises Faster Than Average
The Commerce Department reports U S foreign trade grew above the usual pace from February to March. Exports rose 13 percent to 125 041 000 while imports increased 16 percent to 177 279 000. Exports in March were 190 290 000 in 1974 and the excess merchandise exports over imports stood at 7 722 600 in March.
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INS
America
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Man Leaps Before Train at Broad Street Station
Philadelphia police report a man identified as A. Walsh leaped onto Broad Street subway rails as a train neared the station, causing a death by self-inflicted action. Motorman could not halt the vehicle. incident witnessed by over 50 horrified bystanders. The Light want ad counter advertises desk blotter service.
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