Taxation Clash Flares in Ohio Legislature Over Classification
Ohio legislators confront a thorny tax problem as House and Senate debate property classification for taxation. Rep. Carl D Sheppard charges favored treatment under current laws and urges replacing real and personal property taxes with a sales and production levy. Aimed at easing homeowner burdens, the proposals seek rapid drafting of a tax bill or a constitutional amendment. Legislators also propose a tax expert panel to study income, sales, and classified taxes, while Governor White resists executive body representation on the committee. Emergency measures would allow cities to issue short term bonds to fund poor relief amid unemployment, with strict limits and deadlines.
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General Assembly
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House
Carl D Sheppard
Akron
Sheppard
House Taxation Committee
Assembly
White
Executive Department
Taft
James A. Reynolds
Cleveland
Reynolds
T. E. Ward
Geauga County
W. R. Pringle
Ex Kaiser Celebrates Birthday in Ohio Legislature
The governor signs a relief bill bypassing the 90 day referendum amid financial depression and unemployment woes. Rep George Roberts introduces a rival bill allowing short term bonds against delinquent real estate taxes, with a Dec 31 1932 deadline and no debt vote. The article notes other bills on coal for hospitals and schools, life sentence revival, voting machines, firearm licensing, and abolishing the Chief Justice elective office as the Senate and House adjourned until Monday night.
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Youngstown
W. T. Roberts
Belmont County
Ohio
Keith Lawrence
Cleveland
A. N. Corlett
N. Floyd Templin
Clinton County
Jury Duty Aids Jobless In Memphis Court
In Judge Ben Capell's court 800 jurors were called and 200 unemployed individuals were given work assignments as part of jury service.
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Memphis
Ben Capell
Believe Robbery Attempt Foiled at Lorain County Bank
Kenneth Bareley janitor of the Lorain County Bank building reported he disrupted an attempted stockroom robbery at 2 08 this morning. A man about 35 years old, 170 pounds, stepped from the room, shoved Bareley, then fled down stairs to Second Street and disappeared. Nothing was taken.
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Kenneth Bareley
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Pavlova Dancer Anna Pavlova Dies in The Hague
Anna Pavlova world famous dancer and celebrated artist died at the Hotel Des Indes in The Hague after a brief illness. She was stricken with pleurisy on Tuesday and passed away early today leaving a void in the ballet world.
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Anna Pavlova
Hotel Des Indes
Pavlova’s Death and Storied Rise in Dance
Pavlova would have been 46 on January 31. A chill en route to The Hague worsened by an long wait in open air after a Dijon railroad wreck left her ill upon arrival. Her condition became critical yesterday afternoon. Her ascent in dance paralleled Bernhardt in theater, with sensational triumphs in America.
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Hague
Dijon
France
Sarah Bernhardt
America
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