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Newspaper
Syracuse Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1938
Page
4
The report details widespread first year academic penalties at Illinois with several freshmen on probation or expelled for poor grades. Officials cite stricter standards and review processes as driving the action while the class contends with terms like probation and potential readmission next fall.
Donald Sanford, 74, of 510 E Favret St, appeared in police court on a burglary charge. He pleaded not guilty as officers investigated the January burglary at 215 Comstock Ave. Sanford was shot accidentally at home on Feb 11 during a discharge of a revolver. The case was adjourned to today after his discharge from Syracuse Memorial Hospital.
Philip Marangella of New York City will speak here under the auspices of the regional teaching committee of Bana'. His topics include From Adam to Present Day at o'clock Essential Unity at 3 o'clock Tuesday night and The Real World Reliment at o'clock Wednesday night.
Washington February 15 A closed session of the Ways and Means Committee discussed a proposed new tax bill aimed at repeal of united states tax as a first step to stimulate business Republican members pressed for tougher changes including canal arms tax and a new third class of family owned closely held corporations to face a 20 percent undistributed profits tax plus the general 16 to 20 percent rate. Democratic members remained split and speeded to push the bill, but a March 1 House presentation appeared uncertain.
Albany leaders draft resolution opposing a fourth cent tax on motor vehicles. The plan would divert revenues into a special highway fund with local control, while allowing higher rates only if the first three cents fund highways and the rest goes to a general fund.
Chicago mogul Nowak, after 35 years, leaves a 1.5 million dollar per year enterprise in 64 warehouses and 25 stores. He cites heavy taxes from Indiana and other states as the reason, plans to retire and relocate.
Fragmentary OCR shows a chaotic court log with mentions of Mr Haglan and Mrs Virgin, accusations of bigamy, and references to marriages and misfortune. Names and places are garbled, but the piece hints at a repeated wedding scandal and a guilty verdict in a county context.
Confused OCR text reports Gen Pershing fending off an attack by Hel mate forces with references to Dr. Ritleed Parvit and a supreme command figure, indicating a military clash scene. The garbled lines imply a battle scenario and leadership figures amid the action.
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