Democrats Seek Tax Cuts Amid House Tax Battle
The House fights over a new tax bill with Democrats pressing for cuts and repeal of automobile sales taxes while proposing changes to club dues exemptions. Republicans fear shifts, as Garner offers a 5 to 9 percent bracket plan, potentially raising $25 million and altering corporate taxation. The outcome hinges on final votes expected late tomorrow or Thursday.
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Agein Todey
House
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Ways Such Means
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Representative Garner
Seatoy
Chiodblom
Illinois
San Antonio School Exhibit Showcases Civic Education
Educators worldwide will read of San Antonio's junior and senior school exhibition and demonstration at the municipal auditorium during the opening days. A detailed report has been requested for publication in the National Educational Journal by BS D. Shankford, executive secretary of the National Educational Association, who praised the Ban Auton's system for planning and executing the program in communication addressed to Merrill Bishop, assistant director of junior schools.
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San Antonio
National Educational Journal
BS. D. Shankford
National Educational Association
Shenkford
Merrill Bihop
Army Orders By Universal Service
Fragmented OCR text notes a military context with names including Belg i cise ali G. Dake and mentions Bolling Field and Second Lieutenant. The readable items imply an Army notices piece referencing universal service orders and a Boston connection. The garbled lines suggest a bureaucratic military notice with personnel and station details.
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Universal Service
Ali G. Dake
Bolling Q
Boston
Brusks Field
Bill Furlong Gets Home After Trail Mission
William H. Furlong head of the highway department for the Chamber of Commerce reports a successful San Antonio to St Louis trip. He secured a $15,000 improvement appropriation for Medina fish hatcheries from U S Bureau of Fisheries officials in New York. He also promotes the Old Spanish Trail in articles for Adventure magazine and other outlets.
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San Antonio
St. Louis
William H. Furlong
Highway Department
Chamber of Commerce
New York
Houston
Furlong
San Antoni
Medina Fish Hatcheries
Henry O'Malley
United States Bureau of Fisheries
Glenn €. Leach
Division of Fish Culture Department
Bureau
Northwestern crew refuse to desert wrecked steamer at campbell river
Captain and several crew members of the steamship Northwestern, wrecked near Campbell River last Sunday during a blizzard, refused to leave the stricken vessel today and said they would remain aboard until its disposition is determined.
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B.C. Dee
3. Livingston
Northwestern
Texan Seeks November 11 Holiday Plea in Senate
A Texas senator asks the Senate to establish November 11 as a legal holiday. The move aims to honor veterans and align national observances with the week’s commemorations. The proposal signals bipartisan interest in recognizing military service.
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Washington
The
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Texas
Ocean Vessels Delayed by Severe Docking Turbulence
New York reports widespread delays of ocean liners as a gale or turgid weather disrupts docking. The Belgenland carrying 350 passengers en route to a world cruise arrived late after a stormy approach, while the Celtic and other liners such as the Albert Rollin and Berengaria face long delays near Queenstown, Plymouth, and English Channel ports.
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New York
New Hall
Queenstown
Liem
Belgenland
Albert Rollin
Ship sinks tug after collision off New England coast
International News Service reports the passenger steamer Robert E Ler, bound from Boston to New York, collided with and sank the tug Nepanset off the New England coast. Seven men aboard Nepanset were rescued by lifeboats from the Flibbert, then taken to New York City by deck steamer.
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International News Service
Boston
Robert E. Ler
New York
Smd
Nepanset
England
Tis
Flabert
Long Island
New Deck City
Estate grows from small start to two hundred thousand
AHAMI December 13. An estate pyramiding from one hundred dollars to two hundred thousand is bequeathed to Fred 2B by James Hardimay, a barber who invested a hundred dollars in realty twenty years ago. FILM PAIR TO SEPARATE New York December 13. Jere in Hollywand Virten Oakland and wife John I Murrau separate after ten years of marriage. only two such extant remain.
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James Hardimay
Nilter
New York
Hollywand
Oakland
John I Murrau
Meredith Nicholson
Cumberland
Countess Fages Trial Set for Attempted Homicide Charge
The Countess De Jonze formerly Alice Silverthorne of Chitazo must stand trial for attempted homicide in the shooting of Sir Howard De Trafford. Findings by magistrate appointed psychiatrists did not bar the case, though trial date remains unscheduled. An accompanying Chicago witness list includes several acquaintances who dined with De Trurd at Civo's and are expected to testify.
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Universal Secvive
Taris
Countess de Jonze
Alice Silverthorne
Chitazo
Howard
de “Rafford
Drapier
Chicago
de Trui Rd
Civo
U S Will Soon Own Half World Wealth
Philadelphia dispatch reports a controversial forecast that a United States figure will control half the world wealth, with claims he already dominates Italian industry and may secure German assets through debt. The piece cites Philip Kerr, former secretary to Lloyd George, as a proponent of this view.
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U.S
Phaladelphia
Ler
Philip Kerr
Lford George
Samsonr
Uncrowned Ruler of Swamp Dies in Louisiana at 59
Father Geaull Girault, named uncrowned ruler of Louisiana swamp dwellers, died of pneumonia in Wat Dieu. A priest to thousands in Plaquemines Parish and a veteran public official, his word was law. Funeral in New Orleans drew bayou folk by boat and craft.
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Louisiana
Universal Service
Church of St. Thomas
Pointe Vath-Hache
Pi River
Plaquemines
Father Geault
Father Girault
New Orleans
Taylor Fire in Texas Destroys Block, 160000 Loss
Fire swept half a block of Taylor's business district causing about 160000 in damage. Three people including A B Flink Jerry Stack and Doyle McLoughlin were overcome by smoke as fire units from Austin Georgetown Bartlett and Granger aided the Taylor department. The blaze was under control after midnight.
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International News Service
Taylor
Tex
A.B. Flink
Jerry Stack
Doyle McLoughlin
Bartlett
Austin
Georgetown
Granger
Toual Department
Borah Reintroduces Russia Recognition Bill in Senate
Senator William E Borah of Idaho renewed his drive for recognizing the Soviet government reintroducing his bill for U S recognition. He faces slim chances as the State Department maintains its current stance pending changes in policy.
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William E. Borah
Idaho
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State Department
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