Final Budget Battle Faces House Vote On Tax Measures
The House prepares for final passage of a budget bill with a swing amendment to reestablish surtax rates above $100,000. A separate oil import tax proposal aims to raise $25,000,000 to $60,000,000 depending on volumes. Proposals also include a 10 percent firearms levy and estate tax payment extensions, with Treasury estimates debated by the Ways and Means Committee.
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Representative McCormack
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Massachusetts
Ways and
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Repub Head
Wisconsin
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Ways and Means
Mills
Secretary of the Treasury
Budget Bill 9224 Aims To Raise $724 Million In Taxes
Washington March 31 The House moves swiftly to pass a budget balancing tax bill by Friday aiming to raise 724 million in new taxes with 243 million from spending cuts and 30 million from postal rate tweaks. First class postage to 3 cents raised 138 million and a 1 4 percent stock sale tax is likely to bring 75 million. Multiple tax hikes on beverages, admissions, communications, and corporate taxes are adopted to reach the total with extensive amendments outlined.
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Newt
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Celler
Meork
Evans
California
Los Angeles
Schafer
Wisconsin
Fair Play
Coca-Cola
Cox
Georgia
Washington, D. C
Uvalde
Texas
Gunner admits killing victim after initial plea in Stockton case
In Stockton California Jacinto Reyes testified to a coroner jury that after Atleno Padillo begged for mercy he returned and shot him again. Reyes claimed self defense as he faced murder charges. The report also notes tax debates and a Speaker Garner remark on a new movie tax.
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Stockton
Calif
Atleno Padillo
Jacinto Reyes
Padillo
Reyes
Sale of Texas Deer Horns Unlawful
John Vivian of Austin road was fined 10 dollars and costs for unlawfully offering for sale antlers of a wild deer. State game warden E Uecker arrested him. Texas game statutes of 1911 prohibit selling or purchasing any part of a wild deer carcass or Rocky Mountain goat killed in Texas.
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Wight
Court of Justice of the Peace
Johnnion
John Vivian
Austin Road
E. Uecker
Texas
Lindbergh Case Probers Expand in New Jersey
Department of Labor and Justice agents operate around Princeton and Hopewell as they pursue alleged alien smuggling and possible links to the Lindbergh kidnapping. Investigators extend ground covered by state police while seeking deportable aliens and tracking suspects including Harry Fleischer and Abe Wagner.
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Murray Garsson
Secretary of Labor
Lindbergh
Princeton
Charles Augustus Lindbergh
Joseph Hoff
Frinceton
Department
Harry Fleischer
Abe Wagner
Wagner
New Yorker
Schwarzkopf
Early Appeal Brings $100 Fine in Speeding Case
The second defendant in Corporation court, Jack Pickens, age 19, was fined $100 for speeding 50 mph in the 2560 block of McCullough Avenue after requesting an appeal. Judge A L Matlosk emphasized the penalty, noting further appeals would risk jail. Another defendant also fined $100 for appealing quickly.
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Jack Pickens
East Park Avenue
McCullough Avenue
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Mattock
Pickens
Five Buffaloes Die After Stampede at Ranch in Oklahoma
Five of the famous 10 Ranch buffaloes perished in a dramatic stampede at a French stockyard while awaiting shipment to the McChire and Teeters ranch near Eldorado Kansas. Ranch Receiver Fred Clarke cites the encounter as a brutal battle not seen since the old west. Colonel Zack Miller, former owner, laments that buffaloes cannot endure confinement.
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Ponca City
Okla
Fred Clarke
Old West
McChire
Explosion at Chicago factory kills worker and injures three others
An explosion at Western Shade Cloth in Chicago killed worker John Gil, 41, and injured three colleagues. The blast occurred in the artificial leather department as a chemical tank exploded, sending scalding liquid among 635 employees. Foreman R. W. Giesler, 42, and workers George Millay, 40, and Joan Olson, 41, suffered severe burns.
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Chicago
Orne
John ‘Gil
Western Shade Cloth Company
R. W. Giesler
George Millay
Joan Olson
Kuppers Named Chairman of Red Cross Unit
Roland Kuppers will succeed Carli O. Cartwright as chairman of the Red Cross Life Saving Examiners unit for 1932 after a meeting at the W. G. A. Cartwright resigned. W. Dechmat elected chairman of the recommendations committee to consider applications to become examiners.
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Roland Kuppers
Carli O. Cartwright
Red Cross Life Saving Examiners
Eighty Soviet Planes Straddle Chinese Frontier Near Harbin
Report from Harbin says eighty Soviet airplanes arrived at Spashk about 100 miles from the Manchurian frontier on the Ussuri railway. The concentration follows ongoing clashes between Japanese troops and Chinese insurgents near the border, heightening regional tension.
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INS
Spashk
Maxchurian
Kharbarovsk
Ussuri
Duchesses named for Fiesta coronation event at Fort Sam
The Order of the Alamo announces two new duchesses for the Fiesta de San Jacinto in-town and out-of-town courts. Miss Helen Watlington will be Duchess of Angelus, while Miss Josephite Leavell of El Paso joins the coronation party.
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Order of the
Miss Leavell
George R. Gillette
Frost Woodbull
P. Adams
Grayson’ Street
Wallace Brennan
Fort Sam Houston
Dresden
Hotker
Bess Ke
W. W. Palmer
Doris Hail
George Keene
Rman Wedemeyer
Helen Watlington
Lottie Groos Watlington
Anna Groos
Hall of Fame Chosen for Main Avenue Senior Yearbook
The Main Avenue Vocational and Technical school announces senior class Hall of Fame selections to be listed in El Sombrero yearbook. Winners include Peggy Martin, William Lehr, Louise Kramer, Hilton Schweitzer, Ruth Pochman, Artha Eitelman, Winifred Maud, George Patton, Alma Monaco, and Philip Davis with three officers Jane Hatda Ethel Duran and Helen Louise Mosheim.
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el Sombrero
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William Lehr
Louise Kramer
Hilton Schweitzer
Ruth Pochman
Artha Eitelman
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George Patton
Alma Monaco
Philip Davis
Clarence Wagner
Jane Hatda
Ethel Duran
Helen Louise Mosheim
Post
Renewal of Hunts for Woman Asked
Police were asked Thursday to renew their search for Mrs. Nettie Norris who disappeared here on February 24. A letter from her husband William Norris, who formerly lived here, states she has never been found. Norris is in Kansas City.
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William Norris
Norris
Kansas City
Composer Weds New York Woman
A marriage license record shows Edward Elzear Confrey, 36, composer from La Salle, Illinois, wed Miss Wilhelmina Matthes, 223, of New York, on March 15 in New York City. The notice appears in a municipal building records search dated March 31.
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New York
Edward Elzear Confrey
la Salle
Wilhelmina Matthes
Runaways Held After Escapes From Home
Sheriff Henry Mathis and William Le Blane of 615 Baylor Street report two youths called Runaways fled twice this week and are now in the custody of Sheriff John Loti of Jourdan ton, per police headquarters Thursday. Nicaragua mourns disaster anniversary with masses and public ceremonies marking last year’s earthquake toll.
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William le
Blane
Baylor Street
John Loti
Managua
Nicaragua
Canada Women First to Benefit From Italian Balm Discovery
Dr Campana, famed skin specialist, mixed common healing ingredients with Italy's essential oils to create Gampana's Italian Balm. Canadian women tested it and approved, making it a leading skin lotion in Canada for windburn sunburn dryness and hard water. Available in department stores.
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Italy
Gampana
Canada
Anil Department Stores
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