Tax plan overhaul after sales tax defeat in House
A House Ways and Means subcommittee began crafting replacement revenue proposals after the defeated Billion-Dollar Revenue Bill ended the sales tax. Leaders explored taxes including a postal rate hike, higher gasoline and electricity levies, and new taxes on tobacco, auto sales, phonographs, bank checks, and real estate stamps, with votes to come separately as the chamber seeks to balance the budget.
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House
Washington
Ways and Means Comm Instice
Crisp
Lagardia
Repo
N.Y
Doughton
Dem
Taa
Treasury
Garner
Ohio
Thomas Jenkins Trenton
Robert Crosser
Martin L. Sweeney
Cleveland
Arthur P. Lam
Norfolk Citizens contact Lindbergh on return of baby
Three Norfolk residents Rear Admiral Burrage Dean Peacock and John Curtis say they believe the Lindbergh baby will be returned very soon. They were approached by a man with the child and assert the child is blue eyed with curls. They describe attempts to verify identity and secrecy surrounding negotiations.
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Norfolk
Lindbergh
Upi
Charles A Lindbergh
Hin
Charles August Lindbergh
Guy Hamplton Burrage
Memphis
United States
Paris
Harold Dobson Peacock
Christ Episcopal Church
Dwight W Morrow
Dean Peacock
Episcopal Cathedral
Mexico City
Morrow
Mexico
John Hugh Curtis
Norfolk Boat Manufacturer
Burrage
Tindbergh
Curtis
Hopewill
Jandbereh
Admiral Burrage
France
Hopewell
Ohio Weather Forecast Shows Showers and Warmth
The Ohio forecast calls for showers tonight and Saturday with warmer temperatures tonight. Saturday afternoon and night will turn colder.
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Ohio
No Significant Lindbergh Baby Report Found
Reports from Norfolk regarding an attempt to return the Lindbergh baby were investigated and deemed not significant. Col Schwartzkopf noted three Norfolk residents who assisted him gave information that proved inconclusive, while other clues remained circumstantial and often dissolved after review. The page continues on Page 2.
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Hopewell
N. J
Norfolk
H. Norman Schwartzkopf
Guy Burrage
Dean Harold Dobson Peacock
John H. Curtis
Henry Johnson
Hartford
Maine
H. Wallace Caldwell
Chicago
Board of Education
Arrest of alleged Cleveland gang leaders shocks city
Central police raided Milano and Polizzi Importers in Cleveland arresting twelve men linked to the underworld. Officers described a wartime council gathering tied to the February 5 1930 Porello murder. Suspects included Frank Milano Alfred Polizzi Frank Milazzo Charles Coleti and John Ancersola. All held for investigation.
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Cleveland
Milano
Polizzi
Joe Porello
Sam Tilocco Porello
Frank Milano
Alfred
Big al) Polizzi
Frank Milazzo
Charles Coletti
John Ancersola
Crim
Avon-Belden road guard rail project approved
County commissioners order T. Biggs to install 2,200 feet of guard rail along Avon-Belden road in Avon at an estimated cost of 440 dollars. The action outlines the funded public works project and assigns the county surveyor to oversee the work.
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T. Biggs
Avon-Belden
Avon
County Auditor Warns on Personal Tax Returns Due May 31
County Auditor C Kelser reports about 4,000 personal tax returns filed with 6,099 more expected and urges those who have not filed to do so by May 31 to avoid penalties. The auditor’s staff offers free help in preparing returns to prevent last minute rush and inconvenience.
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Kelser
101 Ranch Sold Out From Under Auction Block
Marland Oklahoma March 20 Col Zachary Muller lay ill at home as his 101 Ranch personal property went to auction. He denounced the sale as legalized robbery after a Miller brother fired at pursuing attorneys. The 52 year old pioneer, with Geo Washington Miller and his two brothers, had built the 101000 acre ranch and then returned to bed while under arrest awaiting charge for assault with a dangerous weapon.
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Marland
Okla
Zachary Muller
Miller Brothers
Geo. Washington Miller
Joe
George
Taneh
Bruce Potter
Miller
Zack
State Takes Over LaGrange to Belden Road
A five mile stretch from La Grange to Belden was added to the state highway system today per engineer A. P. Lagron, following a request by county commissioners and local residents. A second five mile Pittsfield to La Grange section is under consideration but no improvements are planned this year.
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Wakeman-Selden
la Grange
Belden
A. P. Lagron
Pittsfield
Lagron
Income Taxes Show Gain for March Receipts Rise Slightly
Income tax receipts for March 25 totalled $2,925,794.97, a slight gain from the same date last year. Month to date receipts reached $187,341,841.53, about $15.9 million above preliminary estimates for the full month.
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Washington
Advice For Men On Selecting A Wife Distinguish Elusive Type
Herbert May dean of men at the University of Utah offers guidance for young men. He warns to select the elusive girl to keep interest but avoid clingy partners. He stresses that a wife or husband reveals real character only after two months post marriage.
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Herbert May
University of Utah
Husbard
Kidnap Threat Targeting Mrs. Longworth Raised By Crank
Police believe threatening letters demanding 1500 dollars from Mrs. Alice Roosevelt Longworth and Sir Wilmott Lewis were the work of a crank sparked by the Lindbergh case. The letters warn of danger to their families and note a planned payment.
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Washington
Shi
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Wilmott Lewis
London Times
Longworth
Lindbergh
Pauline
Su Wilmace
Wilmott, Jr
Lewis
Crank
Ben Lyon
Bebe Daniels
Pilot quits after record $50 daily at high altitude
Ralph C. Wensinger, 29, weather bureau pilot from Cleveland, earns $50 a day for 6 hours total across 214 hours but plans to resign next summer. He endures extreme cold up to 18 000 feet, weight loss, and severe physical strain from daily flights to gather atmospheric data for weather maps. He notes high altitude breathing affects circulation and heart, sleeps long, and follows strict diet to cope.
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Cleveland
Ralph C. Wensinger
United States Weather Bureau
Wensinger
Weather Bureau
Wensiinger
Almy
Analumnus
Olivtate University
Fate of Chinese Officer Gen Wang Ken in Doubt
News from Namking China reports the fate of Gen Wang Ken, a Chinese officer trained at West Point, remains a mystery. Ten supposed execution details were released, but the war ministry the military council and Nanking garrison headquarters refused to confirm or deny the claim, stating the case had not been referred to them.
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Namking
China
Wang Ken
West Point
War Ministry
Military Council
Nanking
Loesch invited to repeat charge before grand jury
Frank J. Loesch 84, president of the Chicago Crime Commission, was invited to appear before the Federal Grand Jury on April 13 to repeat his charge that William Parnillo, assistant United States District Attorney, is a known partisan of Al Capone. The invitation came from United States District Attorney H.B. Johnson.
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Chicago
Frank J. Loesch
Chicago Crime Commission
Federal Grand Jury
William Parnillo
United States
AL Capone
HB. . Johnson
Famous contralto Schumann-Heink treated in St Louis hotel
In St Louis on March 25, world renowned contralto Ernestine Schumann-Heink was hospitalized at the Coronado Hotel after suffering grip and laryngitis that doctors warned could become pneumonia. Also in Washington, Andrew Mellon said there was no immediate prospect for changes in European reparations policy.
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ST. Louis
Ernestine Schumann-Heink
Coronado Hotel
Mellon
Washington
Andrew W. Vellon
Great Britain
Senate wets set hearings on wet bills April 14
Washington March 25 Senate Committee planned hearings to consider four resolutions to amend or repeal the 18th amendment and 10 bills to modify the Volstead Act. The hearings aim to force a showdown vote next month on the wet and dry issue.
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Washington
Senate
Loran County Names Five to Crop Production Loan Committee
The United States Department of Agriculture announced five Loran County men to form the Crop Production Loan Committee. W. N. Hitchcock of Grafton will chair, joined by R. D Holcomb of La Grange, Clarence Smith of Elsha, C. B. McAllister of Elyria, and Reuben Miller of Amherst. The panel will verify loan applications but cannot approve or deny loans. final decisions rest with the USDA regional office in Washington.
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The
United
States Department of Agriculture
United States Secretary of Agriculture
W. N. Hitchcock
Grafton
R. D Holcomb
la Grange
Clarence Smith
Elsha
C. B. McAllister
Elyria
Reuben Miler
Amherst
Department of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington
Want Ads Offer Wide Selection for Cars Chicks and Farm Land
Easter car options Chicks for summer and farm land opportunities advertised in want ads. It urges readers to place their own ads to earn spare cash and notes phone numbers 4412 4413 for contact.
Immense haul in Connecticut seized by police
Stamford police surprised a Yum runner landing party at the Stamford Mason Supply Company dock. A sea-going tug William H. Moody from Rockport Maine, seven trucks loaded with champagne whiskey and other liquor, plus autos and gear valued over 250000 were seized. Fifty men were arrested as stevedores moved cargo.
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Stamford
Conn
Stamford Mason Supply Company
William H. Moody
Rockport
Maine
Two of three armed bandits identified in Lorain robbery
Two of the three robbers who held up the Hi-Speed gas station in Lorain early March 19 are arrested for a Lorain filling station robbery at 2 38 a m yesterday. Police say the suspects were identified by witnesses and attendants from both stations. The trio fled toward Rocky River where two were detained. the third escaped. Police report both Lorain and Elyria officials coordinated with Cleveland to identify the suspects. The Hi-Speed gunpoint robbery netted about $60 from Lamadue and a Detroit truck driver. The men deny the accusations after questioning.
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Lorain
Lloyd Sweet
Charles Lamadue
Standard Oil
Hiie
Georgia Avenues
Rocky Hiver
Rocky River
Cleveland
Elyria
Lamadue
Detroit
Well Known Lorain Physician Passes Away
Dr. Charles V. Garver 55 of 1172 Seventh street Lorain died in Cleveland City Hospital from heart trouble after a three month illness. A 26 year Lorain physician and Western Reserve University Medical School graduate, he is survived by his wife two children Dr Parrish Garver Hampton Hirst and five brothers and two sisters all of West Salem. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Charles V. Garver
Seventh Street
Lorain
Cleveland City Hospital
Garver
Medical School of
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Harry
Eighth Street
Parrish Garver
Homer Hirst
Bradford
Virginia
West Salem
Funerzi
Students Travel to Coal Fields For Economic Study
Knoxville Tenn March 25 A Se selogical Jaunt of about sixty college students was organized to visit the coal fields of Southeastern Kentucky to study economic conditions under the National Students League. Participants came from Columbia and Cincinnati among others.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Kentucky
National Students League
Columbia
Clactmnati
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