Tax Revision Bill Advances Through House With Narrow Vote
Washington June 20 The business tax revision bill passed the House by a single dissenting vote and moved toward rapid passage by week’s end. It repeals the undistributed profits tax and extends excise levies for two years, backed by Democrats and Republicans seeking to remove business deterrents. Representative Tinkham opposed excise taxes, while Republicans hailed the vote as killing the profits tax though not extending repeal to December 31. Senate plans hearings and a possible Roosevelt signature are anticipated, with debates likely to last two or three days.
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Massachusetts
Harrison
Mississippi
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Senate
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Miss Himms Sponsors Dance at Plaza Hotel Ballroom
The Plaza Hotel Ballroom hosts a dance tonight sponsored by Miss Himms. City news notes attire of tourist style and admittance at 5 cents, with a 35 cent cost for candy.
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Miss Himms
Plaza Hotel
City Attorney John B. Guinn Dies in Jacksonville
Funeral services for John B. Guinn 62 longtime city attorney here will be held tomorrow after his death last night from injuries in a collision with Josethy Alness. Guinn served the city for ten years. the accident occurred in Jackson ville.
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John B. Guinn
Guinn
Josethy Alness
Army Wives Awarded Degrees at Army Industrial College
Recognition has come to 59 Army and Navy wives who have managed households and helped children while their husbands studied. Col Francis H Milesdy presented diplomas to officers and their wives yesterday, awarding the wives the degree “Epinst er of Domesticity.”
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Francis H. Miles Dy
Negro Charged in Slaying Here After Affray
A Negro youth from 415 Gray Gon Street was charged Tuesday before Justice of the Peace Raymond Cerhardt in the death of 16 year old Ferry Leo Cunningham of 508 Sun pedes wyenus rear. Cunningham, injured in a Saturday night melee in front of 218 West Cypress Street, was found unconscious and died en route to Robert B. Green Hospital. A hatchet bat was reportedly found at the scene.
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Bond Forfeited After Judge Orders In Theft Case
Bond of $500 ordered forfeited for Wile Williams amid an appeal hearing in Crim Mal District court. Williams faced charges linked to jewelry theft from J. W. Towns at 607 East Weldon Avenue on June 4, 19??. Bond signatures included Oliver Jameson and BE Jameson.
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West Drench Place
W. W. McCrory
Williama
Williams
East Whedlown
Oliver Jameson
BE. Jatmson
Governor Ayers of Montana Hospitalized for Heart Condition
Governor Roy E. Ayers of Montana is hospitalized at Deaconess in Great Falls for a heart condition due to overwork. Doctors expect a two week stay with treatment and medication, and that his ailment should respond to care and cost.
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Roy EB
Ayers
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Larson
Roy E. Ayers
Funeral Set for Miss Mary Fox in San Antonio
Funeral services for Mary Alma Fox, 28, of 100 Paxadena Street, will be held at 9 a.m. Wednesday at the Zizik-Kehrans chapel followed by a Requiem Mass at St. Mary's Catholic Church. Survived by parents Maurice A. Fox and Mrs. Fox, sisters Elizabeth and Ann Tax, brothers Louis D. and Maurice J., and grandmother Mrs. E. Dolch, with ties to Cagle Pass and San Antonio after 19 years.
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Eligabetti
Ann Tax
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San Artono
E. 16. Dolch
Dr Grace Abbott Claimed by Death in Chicago
Dr Grace Abbott famed social worker who led national infant and maternal welfare efforts from 1941 to 1994 died last night in Chicago. Her decades of public service shaped child health policy and welfare programs.
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Grace Abbott
Chigago
United States
Mies Abbott
Drunk-O-Meter Discussed By City Safety Committee
San Antonio officials led by Mayor Maury Maverick outlined plans to test drivers for drunkenness using a drinking-oxygen meter. The group debated a spot map of monthly accidents, traffic education sessions, engineering fixes at intersections, and stricter enforcement to curb drunk driving and improve street illumination.
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Lewis Lips¢antle
Homer, Allen
Lonnie Crow
Hay ‘Tate
E. R. Tibbetts
Virgil Wolfenbergé
A. G. Hall
Chamber of Commerce
Maverick
Allen
Hirst
Tramlin Channel
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ASI
Tibbetts
Ciden
Altore
Il-Luminabion
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Turbulent Moves Over Kulangsu Reform Debated
Dated June issue discusses Kulangsu status revision and permits amid conflict. Mentions Amoy municipal control disputes with Japanese additions, and a 1998 council mix of British and Japanese members. Describes a British inquest into death of worker Poof R. M. Linkler and naval tensions on the Yangtze with Beara crew delivering supplies.
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Amoy
Ong
Anarinca
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