One-Family Firms Face Tax Blow
Washington reports Abraham Roosevelt and Congress maneuver over the third sledgehammer tax aimed at one-family corporations. House and Senate battles reflect exemptions changes and pressure from business interests, with Ford and DuPont cited among opponents. Financial wrangles and debt talks also color the political theater as a tax plan edges toward final form.
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Weeld
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
House Ways and Means
White House
Treasury
McCormick
Massachusetts
the Treasury
Fa Bork House
Senate
Henry Ford
Nottsing
Ford
duPont
Two Boys Offered Dream Chance to Cruise with Errol Flynn
Holly wood February 23. Errol Flynn offers two boys ages 15 to 18 a Caribbean cruise aboard the Star of the Sea yacht for about six weeks. Preferences include parental consent, no runaways, basic seamanship training, and knowledge of navigation. the voyage sails mid March with Flynn, his captain, and a few attendants aboard.
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Lopyright
Hollywoood
Errol Flynn
Mauch Twins
Moto @ west
Warners End
Flynn
Bor
Bors
Bus Collision Injures Fifteen Children Near St Simons Island
Fifteen children were injured slightly when the St Simons Island School bus they rode collided head on with a truck near here. Thirty three other children escaped injury. Allen Burns the bus driver and Andy Guest the truck driver were also hurt.
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Rcnswick
St Simon's Island
Alien Burns
Andy Guest
Obituaries continue with local death notices and services
Obituaries continue detailing the deaths of local residents. Private funeral services are planned for a retired H. H. Franklin Manufacturing Company clerk from Syracuse. Florence A McElwee of Houston Texas dies after a fractured hip. services at Cornwell Clement & Greenleaf Inc. Funeral services for Annie Abel Baumes conducted at Carlisle Center. burial in Stramanville cemetery. Rites for Mary Estella Denham held at her home with Rev. Taylor presiding. Bearers named include local residents.
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H. H. Franklin Manufacturing Company
Manlus
Syracuse
Mildred Woods Barton
Mae Daris
Utica
Frank A. Barton
Hohs Franklin Company
Fairchild & Meech
Maniius
Florence A. McElwee
Houston
University i
Fosse
Cornell, Clement & Greenleaf Inc
Arthur L. Berber
Elmwood Presbyterian Church
Hutchinson St
Annie Abel Baumes
Walter Weep
Watson L. Baumes
Carlisle Center
Amsterdam
Sramanville
Basmes
Mary Estella Denham
Gus S. Denham
Herksmerst
Alfred Eb, Taylor
West Genesee Methodist Epizeopatl Church
Edwin Roberts
William Delaner
Wilkes Carter
Wiliam Myers
Clayton Baker
John Bilbo
Guard Levees Guard Against Arkansas Flood Perils
International News Service reports guards patrolling weakened levees along Arkansas rivers amid forecast rain as neighboring states see receding floods. National Guard aircraft survey inundated zones while Red Cross counts homeless residents among the affected.
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Secruice
Sandteg
Arkansas
Massouri
Oklahoma
Texas
Morriten
Fuer
Luci
National Guard
Red Cross
Floods threaten Arkansas and Red River communities
Rain intensified floods across Arkansas with the Arkansas River at Little Rock reaching a six foot stage, three feet above flood level. In Folabell Oklahoma residents were marooned indoors as floods rose. Red River receded slowly while Mississippi River watershed remains critical to avoiding disaster. Red Cross director Kert Evans warned of rapid drainage if rains stop.
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Arkansas
Little Rock
Folabell
Okla
Red River
Kert Evans
Red Cross
Mississippi River
Mississippi
Oil Can Blast Kills Child in Ithaca Kitchen
In Ithaca on February 22, little Eniza Frink, age unknown, died after pouring kerosene on a fire in the Whipple’s Corners home kitchen. Nelson Frink, her father, suffered severe burns while trying to combat the blaze. Vernon Faobis suffered head and facial injuries while aiding. Funeral services for the Frink child will be held at Perkins funeral home in Patna. The accident occurred while other family members were in the sitting room.
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Eniza Frink
Nelson Frink
Etna
Vernon Faobis
Whipple's Corners
Wall
Perkins
Ae Patna
Frink
Theamily
Mgr. Frink
4-H Agent Demonstrates Baking at Syracuse Conference
Miss Rath demonstrates baking cakes at a Syracuse conference, showing new techniques in cake centers and introducing a baking lesson for 4-H club members during Friday noon sessions.
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Miss Rath
Congresswoman Hit-Run Driver Ties to Parsons Case
Washington dispatch reports a congressional auto mishap inquiry with Rep Claude Parsons named as the possible driver in a chase that damaged a vehicle and injured a bystander. Parsons, represented by counsel, declined comment while another car involved belonged to a deputy secretary. The incident occurred after a Sunday chase through the northwest area, with police deciding on prosecution paths.
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Claude T. Parsons
Stargaret Ellis
Albert HK. Nesbitt
Nesbitt
Lilinos
Eve Jus Panie
Renning Board
Captas
Parsons
Corporation Counsel's Office
Parsone
Congressional
Thomas
C. W
Bridges Under Fire Over New Communist Allegations
Senator Copeland presents additional evidence accusing West Coast maritime leader Harry Bridges of Communist activities and party membership. Bridges seeks a hearing before the Senate Commerce Committee, but Copeland says Bridges cannot appear and notes deportation review lies with the Labor Department.
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Washington
IMS
Harry Bridges
Communist Party
Labor Department
Copeland
New York
Senate Commerce Committee
Gerard Reill
Department
Bridges
Lebor Department
Clerk Wins Huge Prize in Nationwide Contest
A New York clerk earning 35 weekly dollars was declared the top prize winner in a nationwide contest. The first prize totals 100000 with multiple secondary prizes of 5000, 3200, and 2500 awarded to various named entrants across Chicago, Houston, Cincinnati, Warren, and other locations.
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Posten
S. M. Vansant Dray
Secon
Wenrietta D. Brons
West Orange
Xii. J
Prwze
Bernard JL Eeker
Traxel Bureau
Chicago
Peze
Greigman
Memiph Brooklin
William F. Enfslow
Santey States
Atl! Peppers
Fox
Hart Acton
Houston
Tex
Jean Dibumski
Cincinnati
Alma E. Gipe
Warren
Isonel EL Smith
Fire destroys Webster Hall in New York
A blaze swept Webster Hall in Greenwich Village burning the interior and killing three occupants in the basement sleeping quarters. Fire crews recovered three charred bodies identified as venture, Thomas Bure, and Mary Du san, ages 30, 22, from the ruins.
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IHS
Webster Hall
Creenwich Village
Richard Croker
Tammany
Inday
Te Pen
Ventured
Thomas Bure
Meary Dusan
Appeals to Senate C1 0
Feb 22 report on Mayor Reading of Setrat and supporters pushing back at alleged welfare abuses and attacks on labor. calls for ouster of welfare officials amid claims of hostility and threats to relief during strikes.
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Senate
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