President Warns on Tax Evasion Plans Amid Treasury List
President Roosevelt denounces legalistic schemes that dodge taxes, citing Secretary Morgenthau’s list of devices such as foreign holding companies and trusts. He urges Congress, the executive, and the courts to close loopholes, stressing a united effort to fund government and curb evasion. A separate note reports a newborn revival case in Sanford, noting an undertaker’s resuscitation attempt.
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Morgenthau
New York
GOLD MEDAL Yarlem Ol Capsules Advertised for Kidney Trouble
An old medicine advertisement touts GOLD MEDAL Yarlem Ol Capsules as a remedy for kidney trouble causing night awakenings backache and urinary symptoms. It claims the pill detoxifies the body and relieves neuralgia rheumatism and other pains, urging a $5. The text promotes the product as genuine from Holland and asserts quick first day relief.
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Neve Vansness
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Maish Palms
Hrriony Im
Holland
President's Wife To Speak Over CBS Net
Mrs Franklin Dening Roosevelt will address listeners in a special CBS broadcast tonight on the Curbstone Theater. The piece notes lineup shifts including Jack Qakle's final radio college appearance, Richards Crooks leaving NBC, and other summer replacements across networks and venues.
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Renwicke
Franklin Dening Roosevelt
Columbia Network
KTLA
Curbstone
Radio Family
Jack Qakle
Radio College
Benny Goodman
Richard Crooks
Ender
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Phil Haker
Walter O'Keefe
Fred Allen
Jimmy Dorsey
Orchestra Indes J
Bing Crosby
Music Hall
Arte Shaw
Joe Venuti
Eddie Stanley
Cantor
Eddie Cantor
Radio Programs for Tomorrow
Listings cover Wednesday schedules with many musical acts, talk segments, and regional programs. Notable items include Dixie Serenaders, The Market Page, Oklahoma Playboys, Manhattan Matinee, and News segments. Programs feature a mix of music, sports, children's shows, and public affairs across various stations and times.
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Paul Douglas
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Hollswood
Vaughin DeLesth
Diod
Ant Bob
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Bnee
Rhythmkasd Rowmanes
Rowndup
Enslow the Moon
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Dan Wlnsley
Ye Navy
RAF
Ohio American Schools
Sintn Hoard
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Chinese, 70, Bond Set After Narcotic Case
Leong Hoy, 70, was granted a 2500 federal bond after an arraignment before U S Commissioner B A Lockhart on charges of purchasing and possessing five pounds of pink heroin pills morphine and gridns at Meraln Hay alias Deu Van was arrested Saturday at 123 North Larrde Street where Texas Rangers customs narcotic and alcohol tax agents seized the drugs and a whiskey still was found on the premises.
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Nori
Larrde Street
Texas Rangers, Customs
Anit
Radio Programs for Today on KTSA and Others
Radio listings for Tuesday detail KTSA Davs and WOAT Al Vierra's Orchestra with multiple time slots 6:15 studio and 5:30 Our Book. Programs include Harlem Serenade, Night Owls, Fred Astaire appearances, Vivian Worden's Orchestra, and various studio recitals with daily news segments. Names include George Hall Records, Ted and Bill, Remy Goodman Records, and Anson Weeks.
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RMAC
Aiarry Reser Records
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Wtsa Inc
Gakie’s Collega
WOAI
Fred Asqaire
Jimmy Fidler
KABUR
S—Remy Goodman
WPSA
Ranklin Delano Hoosevalt
Frank Dailey
Orel
Amnog 'N' Andy
Nenry King Records
O—Club Cabana
Rono—International Goodwill
WTO
P. Ktsa
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Keith Beecher
Bob Millar
Vernon Geyer
Orpanint
de Oroted
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Gton Gray
Rerards
Holiday death toll tops 360 from violent incidents nationwide
The Associated Press tallies 360 violent deaths during the holiday period with traffic crashes driving about two thirds of the total. States listed include Pennsylvania 29 and Texas 24 among others such as New York 24, Michigan 25, Ohio 21, New Jersey 20, Maryland 16, Massachusetts 16, Minnesota 14, California 14, Iowa 13, Wisconsin 13, Arkansas 11, Indiana 10, Oregon 10, Tennessee 10, Missouri 9, Connecticut 7, Kentucky 7, New Hampshire 7, Maine 7, West Virginia 6, Virginia 6, Wyoming 5, Idaho 5, Oklahoma 5, Alabama 3, Georgia 2, North Carolina 2, Florida 2, Kansas 2, South Carolina 2, Rhodesland 2, South Dakota 2, Montana 2, Washington 1.
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New Jersey
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California
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Wisconsin
Arkansas
Iniana
Oregon
Wyoming
Idaho
Oklahom
Alabama
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Georgia
North Caroline
Florida
Kalusas
South Carolina
Rhodesland
South Dakota
Montana
Washington
Bus Driver Killed as Missouri Pacific Bus Leaves Highway
A Missouri Pacific bus driver named Lena Hines of Memphis died and seven passengers were injured on highway 67, eighteen miles south of Poplar Bluff, Mo. The vehicle veered off the shoulder, fell into a deep ditch, and four victims were in critical condition.
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A. L. Hines
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Lena
Missouri Pacific
Highway 67
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Milk donations to rebound after rain delays city supply
Heavy rains slowed dairy deliveries in the San Antonio milk shed. Dairies reduced donated milk from 2000 to 1000 gallons monthly as pasturage and distribution were affected. city health department and relief efforts expect a restoration to normal volumes soon.
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Dafeiss
Beser County
30 Day Sentence for Unlawful Gun Carrying
Byson Hendrix of Victor received a 30 day county jail sentence after pleading guilty to unlawfully carrying a pistol. Judge Charles J. Matthews presided in County Court-at-Law No. 3. Hendrix was arrested May 26 by Vaughan and Heeman W. Vaughan.
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Victor
Charles J. Matthews
Hendrix
Pa- Heeman W. ¥. Vaughan
Slippery Bridges and Night-Waghe Paving Critique
A safety expert warns that bridges are much more slippery than adjacent roads due to Nightwalgh paving. The statement urges attention to bridge surface quality and maintenance to prevent accidents.
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