Seek Showdown On Appeasement Tax Program
Legislative leaders bring a business appeasement tax plan to the White House for a Roosevelt showdown. Republicans and conservative Democrats push tax reform while fearing veto, amid unbudgeted farm subsidies of 212 million dollars and 338 million approved this year awaiting House action. Roosevelt promised new revenue to cover last year’s appropriation but did not receive it. The administration faces defeating the 338 million grant in the House or returning with another compensation plea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.p
White House
Roosevelt
Senate
House
Congress
Carlisle Scouts Enjoy First May Swim at YMCA Pool
On Monday evening May 8 the Carlisle Boy Scout Troup and Scoutmaster Myron Saussler swam at the YMCA pool. This marks the initial event in a planned series by local Scout officials for the young group.
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Carlisle
Carlisle Boy Scout Troup
Myron Saussler
La Forte Methodist Choir Guests on Elyria Sunday School Program
Members of the La Forte Methodist Church choir were guests on the Elyria Men's Sunday School class program at the YMCA at 9 15 Sunday morning. Selections included The Lord's Prayer arranged for women's voices by Albert Helden and the hymn We May Not Climb the Heavenly Steps.
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la Forte
Eighth Grade Trip From East Carlisle School Heads to Michigan
The East Carlisle School eighth grade and principal H C Haskins took 33 students on a weekend trip to Greenfield Village Ford's Village in Michigan. Guides led tours of local buildings and industries during the sight seeing visit before returning that evening.
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East Carlisle School
Greenfield Village
Ford's Village
Michigan
H. C. Haskins
Birthday Celebration At Smith Home Draws Twelve Guests
Twelve members of the card club hosted by Mr and Mrs Frank Smith on Butternut Ridge Road gathered Saturday for a social evening with gifts for the host on his birthday. High pedro scores were led by Mrs Geo Smith and William Hendrick with second by Mrs Louis Higgins and George Smith. Relatives joined Sunday for dinner and supper, including Mrs Helena Smith, T J Murray, Brenden Murray, and Clifford Smith with Clara Mae Eddy among guests.
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Card Club
Frank Smith
Butternut Ridge Road
Smith
Pedro
Geo. Smith
William Hendrick
Louis Higgins
George Smith
Helena Smith
Canton
T. J. Murray
Brenden Murray
Cleveland
Clifford Smith
Fairlawn Avenue
Elyria
Clara Mae Eddy
Welton Family Birthday Day Observed at East Avenue Home
Mr and Mrs Archie Welton of East avenue hosted a Sunday gathering to honor Mrs Alice Welton and their daughter Janet whose birthday fell on May 3 Janet celebrated with twelve guests at dinner featuring pink tapers and two birthday cakes baked by Mrs A P Bailey Ice cream making followed in the late afternoon Guests included Mr and Mrs A P Bailey and family Mrs Elizabeth Reisinger Mr and Mrs J E Bewhurst Mrs Alice Welton and the Welton family with Janet and Kenneth son present
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Archie Welton
East Avenue
Alice Welton
Janet
A P. Bailey
Josephine
Charles
Elizabeth Reisinger
J. E. Bewhurst
Kenneth
Laws of Heredity Aid Us In Control Over Disease
Dr Claud North Chrisman discusses Mendelian genetics and inheritance, noting how crossing traits in organisms affects growth and vitality. He argues environment can alter genetic outcomes and cites cancer heredity, stating that cancer need not pass to offspring if cancerous parentage is checked.
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Claud North Chrisman
G. J. Mendel
Austria
Inherited disorders discussed as they affect future generations
The piece argues that many inherited and acquired conditions threaten descendants, noting cancer, epilepsy, alcoholism, insanity, and chorea as examples. It stresses removing suspicious cancer cells, preventing mating of carriers, and hopes for plans to curb transmission of these disorders through hereditary insight and medical vigilance.
Heredity, Environment And Allergy Talk At Ohio University
The discussion covers asthma hay fever and mucous membranes, noting hereditary traits can influence allergy responses and nervous disorders. It explains environmental impact, education, and habits shaping future generations and mentions Gent from Ohio University visiting Rome with parents and Rose Kolb.
Accidents Claim 8 Lives In Ohio
Airplane and automobile crashes over the weekend killed eight people in Ohio. Ralph Walcutt, 34, Bucyrus airport manager, and Raymond Hannum, 26, of Upper Sandusky, died when a small plane's wing failed. Anna R. Fish, 72, of Shelby, died in a Cleveland auto wreck near a police precinct. Other victims include C. A. Lang, 58, Franklin PA. Charles Smith, 19, Toledo. T. A. Miller, 68, Alliance. Carl Buck, 26, East Liverpool. Mike Blosky, 43, a transient, at Ashtabula.
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Ohio
Bucyrus
Ralph Walcutt
Raymond Hannum
Upper Sandusky
Anna R. Fish
Shelby
Cleveland
West Side
John C. Fish
National Electric Light Association
C. A. Lang
Franklin
Youngstown
Charles Smith
Toledo
Defiance
T. A. Miller
Alliance
Carl Buck
East Liverpool
Mike Blosky
Ashtabula
Feller Son Pitching Star Strikes Mother Wounding Eye
At White Sox Park on Mother’s Day a foul tip from Bob Feller’s pitch injured his mother Mrs William Feller on the left eye. The Cleveland Indians ace continued pitching as his team won 9 to 4 over Chicago. Mrs Feller, with six stitches, was taken to hospital and expected to be released after X rays.
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Chicago
William Feller
Bob
Cleveland Indians
Six Day Bierle race starts at Madison Square Garden
New York May 15 Twelve bike teams begin the 65th International Six Day Bierle race in Madison Square Garden with Joe DiMaggio firing the starting gun. Favorites include the Peden brothers Torchy and Doug of Canada and Marietta Ohio and American duo Jimmie Walthour and Al Crossley.
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New York
Joe DiMaggio
Madison Square Garden
Peden Brothers
Torchy and
Doug
Canada
Marietta, O
Jimmie Walthour
al Crossley
Local Visitors From Broadstreet Arrive For Summer Stay
H Wurst of Broadstreet arrives at her summer residence this week with another daughter and son in law. Mr and Mrs George Bush of La Grange Road are also noted in the vicinity during the visit.
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H. Wurst
Broadstreet
Mrs. George Bush
la Grange Road
Roaring Roundup on Washington Business Troubles
Washington Merry-Go-Round reports lingering business optimism despite weak indexes. It notes Chief factors like orders and plant activity causing divergence. details resignations and staffing shifts at Commerce and Treasury. mentions Harry Hopkins, Robert Wood, Edward Noble, Dan Bell, and AFL figures plus a Townsend convention claim and a new book in Congress.
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Sears Roebuck
Robert E. Wood
Harry Hopkins
Wood
Department of Commerce
Dan Roper
Hopkins
Secretary of Commerce
Harry
William Batt
SKF Ballbearing Works
South America
U.S
Batt
Washington
General Wood
Chicago
Commerce Department
Jock Whitney
Ed Noble
Dan Bell
New Deal
Civil Service
Secretary of the Treasury
Thau
Treasury
United Mine Workers
Pennsylvania
AFL
Kentucky
West Virginia
Mllinois
T. W. Smith
Townsend Old Age Pension Organization
Indianapolis
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Coin-activated phone aired band broadcast in theater
A patron dropped a coin in the pay phone and received a dance band broadcast. Four others tried the same with the same result before service returned to normal. The report notes that more than half the feature films shown in Czechoslovakia are from America.
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Czechoslovakia
America
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DE. Chrisman
Ohio University
Athen
Rome
Frank Rhoads
Rose Kolb
United Press
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Durt
Business Advisory Council
Temple
Capitol Hill
Charles Kramer
GOP
Kramer
Edward Noble
Civil Aeronautics Authority
William Green
Morgenthau
Edward J Noble
Morgen
Maytag Elyria CO
Middle Ave
Manchester
Conn
Nurito
H. R. Rorick
H. R. Rorick CO
2Nd Street
Penney's
Batiste
Joc
Omfany
Oi Ves
Kasual
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