Demand Revision of Corporate Surplus Tax
Washington dispatch reports a bipartisan coalition supporting amendments to the 1936 corporate surplus tax and widening income tax bases. Senators Vandenberg Walsh Lafollette push to ease levies on undistributed surpluses and broaden tax schedules. Congress to probe tax evasion with administration backing for licensing bills and hearings.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Administration
Arthur H. Vandenburg
Mich
David I. Walsh
Mass
Robert M. Lafollette
Wis
Vandenburg
Braaden
LaFonette
Senate
House
Rules Committee
O'Mahoney Federal
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
Wye
Voice Of The Writer Letter Replies To Frank West
A reader responds to Frank West's Chronicle letter of May 19. The writer questions why there is a perceived gross deviation from justice and questions why the current form of government is not properly administered and urges clarification.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Frank West
the Chronicle
Fe Jong
West
The economic gospel of a new social order in history
A long essay argues that decrepit capitalism cannot be reformed and must be replaced by a new social order with social ownership of land and industries. It critiques reform plans, cites machine age growth, and urges a peaceful, organized working class to seize control and reap the workers’ fruits.
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the Chronicle
Eli Whitney
Geologists Prepare for Moscow Congress Opening
The 17th session of the International Geological Congress will open in Moscow on July 20 and run nine days. Before the meeting, participants will take several excursions through the Soviet Union. State railways of Argentina plan to buy 42 additional Diesel rail cars.
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Moscow
International Geological Congress
State Railways
Argentina
Amherst High 1927 Senior Class Night Highlights Program
Amherst Ohio June 2 The graduating class of 1927 Amherst High held a class night in the school auditorium. The program featured a welcome history pantomime and a reading Two Lollipops are Better than One. Senior girls wore gowns. a painting by Parrish was donated. Supt Powers spoke. Jack Benny program elicited laughter. senior gifts were presented to class advisors. candlelight service closed the program with senior girls in white and boys in dark blue. The senior key was presented to the junior president Herbert Gammons by Burton Jenne.
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Amherst
Amherst High
Ervin Ehlert
Dora Wilhelm
Frances Raab
Bob
Peg Wesbecher
Sue
Marjorie Bechtel
Florette
Prim
Frank Herrmann
Richard Aschenbach
Howard Lange
Margie Becker
Parrish
Supt. Powers
Jack Benny
Robert Cromwell
Bud Jenne
Mary Livingstop
Nettle Schaeffer
Elmer Cook
Edward Lach
Robert Gilletta
Frank Gambish
Harold Hollingsworth
Douglas Harris
Ted Alexander
June Carter
Ruth Mays
Village Council Discusses Street Oiling and Paving Plans
The village council met Tuesday and approved oiling streets by H J Hart of Elyria with Werner Mich scraping first. Clerk Miller to buy 100 tons slag from National Tube Co. and advertise bids for sand slag cement and curbing for Washington and Forest streets. The sewer and drainage committee to contact Long street property owners about additional cess pools.
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H. J. Hart
Elyria
Werner Mich
Miller
National Tube Co
Wottring
Shupe
Hageman
Lorain Telephone Co
Inrder
Plato Coal and Supply Co
Washington Avenue
Washington
Forest Streets
Sewage and Drainage Committee
Long Street
Commencement Exercises At Amherst High Tonight
The 50th annual Amherst High commencement will be held this evening in the school auditorium. Forty nine graduates will receive diplomas. Dr. Li Cc. Wright, president of Baldwin Wallace College, Berea, will deliver the address. The Amherst Study Club awards in English and history will be presented by Mrs. I G Maxwell. Diplomas will be presented by A J Bauer, president of the Board of Education.
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Amherst High
Li Cc. Wright
Baldwin- Wallace College
Berea
Amherst Study Club
I. G. Maxwell
A. J. Bauer
Board of Education
Community groups plan spring events and church socials
Supt Powers presents 1937 will. The Women’s Union of St Peter’s Evangelical and Reformed Church hosts a semi annual birthday party at the church parlors with a noon tureen dinner. St Paul’s Lutheran Ladies Aid holds their semi annual birthday party at noon. Stone City Eastern Stars meet tonight with a special Thursday initiatory work. Circle five met at Mrs. Dellefield’s home with devotions, social time and luncheon for several members. Pythian Sisters plan a Father-Mother party next Tuesday with a seven o’clock special meeting and eight o’clock party, featuring a program and refreshments. Lorain county Epworth Leagues hold a rally June 7 at La Grange Methodist Church and discuss a trip to Henderson Settlement in Kentucky on June 16 and Lakeside summer institute. Hospital notes list several discharges. Men’s Club at St Peter’s Church postponed. Amherst visitors noted. Windsor Ontario report: Aileen Belle, 19, offers to marry any man 20–43 who can pay $1,000 for mortgage on her foster-mother’s home.
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Women’s Union of
St. Peter's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Ladies' Aid Society
St. Paul's
Circle
Circle Five
Women’s Union
St. Peter's
Pythian Sistera
Ed. Pietch
H. G. Battenhouse
A. C. Kreeger
Lillian Miller
Bernice Carter
Lorain County
la Grange Methodist Church
Henderson
Kentucky
Lakeside
Ohio
Windsor, Ont
Aileen Belle
Arkansas Outlaw Kills G Man
Gallup New Mexico June 2 Guy Osborne a 24 year old Arkansas outlaw was held in jail today for killing a federal bureau of nrestl eee agent Truett Rowe 33 of the El Paso Bureau shot late Tuesday in a mountain ranch house 20 miles south of here where he trailed Osborne Rowe died Osborne captured after returning to his brother Johns W Osborne house for a horse Presley organized a posse FBI headquarters in Washington notified and agents to join the hunt
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Gallup
N. M
Guy Osborne
Arkansas
Federal Bureau of Nrestleee
Truett &, Rowe
el Paso
Here
Osborne
John W. Osborne
Rowe
Kelsey Presley
Muskogee
Okla
Presley
G-Man
FBI
Washington
Department
Community Coop meeting and birthday notices in Sullivan
Sullivan home council of the cooperative branch of Farm Bureau met Thursday night with Mr. and Mrs. Leo Koons. Twenty five members were present. Birthday cake was shared for Mr. Arndt's eighty third birthday while his limb was amputated and his wife tended to housework. Also brief notes on visits and commencements across local families and towns. San Diego farmers had a record year in 1936 with crops valued at over 22 million and citrus making up about a quarter. Cleveland colleges anticipate many graduates finding jobs in June.
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Home Council
Cooperative Branch of
The
Farm Bureau
Leo Koons
Charles Cowie
John Ringler
Claude Arndt
John Arndt
New London
Mr. Arndt
Arndt
Kenneth Haulk
Burbank
Allen Hange
Medina
George Smith
Hartville
Harvey Shick
Dan Roger
Owen
California
Shick
Christian Church
Mary Bails
Hurd
McComb
John A. Schmink
Corinne
Marysville
Schmink
San Diego
Cal
R. R. McLean
Rebekah and Knights Auxiliary Host Card Party and Socials
Rebekah Social Club members planned a June 16 card party hosted by Mrs. Anna Gehrke on West River Street with committee members Iva Marsh Iona Hanson Sylvia Neff and Grace Heldrich. Upcoming July picnic at Mrs. John Jeble’s Huron Street will feature committee Hilda Choate Mabel Lewis Hazel Burke and Dessie Sutton. Bingo prizes went to Julia Hull Edna Smith and Mrs. Reed. Hostess helpers included Mrs. Helen Urlas Jeanette Arnold and Sarah Gowman. August third guest host is Mrs Pearl Wright at Vermilion on the Lake summer home.
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Rebekah
Rebekah Lodge
Anna Gehrke
West River Street
Iva Marsh
Iona Hanson
Sylvia Neff
Grace Heldrich
John Jeble
Huron Street
Hilda Choate
Mia
Mabel Lewis
Hazel Burke
Dessie Sutton
Bingo
Julia Hull
Edna Smith
Reed
Helen Urlas
Jeanette Arnold
Sarah Gowman
Pearl Wright
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Helen Vogler Hosts Ninth Birthday Party
Helen Vogler of 129 Beverly Court celebrated her ninth birthday with eleven friends from seven to nine. Prizes went to Susanne Gillmore Ruth Corts and Jean Beltz. Gifts included a corsage from Barbara Johnson and pastel refreshment tables with candy baskets and Scottie dog favors.
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Helen Vogler
Beverly Court
Susanne Gillmore
Ruth Corts
Jean Beltz
Helen Claire
Barbara Johnson
Harry Vogler
Judith Perry
Joan Beltz
Jean Dutch
Phoebe Wick
Janice Breke
Norma Jean Woodfill
Nancy Vaughn
Nancy Simmons
Dance Planned By G S High School Girl Scouts
The G S Girl Scouts met at St Marys School at 6 p m with Captain Bartter in charge announcing a June 12 formal dance at American Legion Home from 8 30 to 9 30 p m A badge awards report was given for Court of Awards at Cascade Park on June 18 Scouts practiced a tumbling act to be presented at the park June Richwine and Nan Shryock passed journalism tests and Shirley Hull passed her badge test The meeting adjourned with Taps at 8 p m
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G.S
St. Mary's School
Bartter
American Legion Home
Cascade Park
June Richwine
Nan Shryock
Wilma Vanoster
Shirley Hull
Strike Closes Plant At Saginaw Mich
Saginaw Michigan June 2 The Chevrolet Service Parts Plant a General Motors unit employing 500 men was shut down when management cut the electric power after union workers ejected five non union employees. Workers then barricaded themselves inside the plant.
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Saginaw, Mich
Chevrolet Service Parts
General Motors
Foundry labor guards hold line as steel plant strikes
James F. Miller of Chevrolet Parts and adjacent Foundry claimed the foundry’s 6,500 workers would stay closed until a closed shop agreement was granted. He said non-union workers were seized from the Parts plant after dismissal. Electric switches were seized and power cut at the foundry to block attempts to control the switchboard.
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Cates
James F. Miller
General Ager
Chevrolet Parts
Chevrolet Gray
Rnetory
Muller
Ualom
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