Oppose rising taxes on small incomes debate grows
Washington reports clash over new Democratic plan to raise taxes on small incomes to fund public works. Opponents urge shifting burden to millionaires and altering gains losses rules to curb escapes. Senate debate looms with broad amendment freedom and possible sales tax considerations.
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J. P. Morgan
New Democratic
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Chamber
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House
Senate
Little Fellows
Trotter Heads Ninefold Jaunts on 86th Birthday
SAN FRANCISCO Mr Coliver aged 86 and his wife celebrate their second wedding anniversary with a world traveling spree. Coliver claims 79 departures from Cleveland to foreign parts and about 900000 miles covered. He recounts journeys including six circumnavigations, Africa twice, South America seven times, Japan and China thrice, Florida and Cuba twice, and several Pacific coast trips.
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San Francisco
U.B
Coliver
Cleveland
Ohio
Colver
Orld
Africa
South America
Japan
China
Florida
Cuba
Pacific Coast
Veterans Offer Spring Coaching Help At Wisconsin
Four veterans from the 1932 squad offered their services to football coach Clarence Wa Bears at the University of Wisconsin to assist in spring practice. Regular assistants were tied up coaching other spring sports teams.
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Madison
Wis
U.P
Clarence Wa Bears
University of Wiscnsin
Pring
Nature’s mysteries and beauty in synchronized logic
A reflective meditation on how every element of nature holds a mystery, beauty, and underlying logic explained through observed patterns and natural order. The piece invites wonder at the interconnected clarity within the natural world.
Eastern Heights League Standings and Records
Eastern Heights League standings show Matt's Barbers leading with a .909 win percent after a 4 9 8 mark. Parrish Meats and Colburn & Bremke post strong showings, while United Dry Cleaners and Wilmot Printers trail with low win totals and percentages.
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Eastern Heights League
W. L. Pet
Matt's Barbers
Pennzolls S.ceeusneve
Parrish Meats
Tegaced
Eevee
Haury & Bauer
Colburn & Bremke
United Dry Cleaners
Radio Programs Schedule for Wednesday May 24
A dense listing of radio lineups across stations YTAM WGAR WHR WEAF WJZ WABC WADC WLW and others. It lists program times and names from 0:15 to 1:30, including performers like Waldorf Astoria baseball resume Fannie Brice Sherlock Holmes Ruth Bryan Owen and many bands and orchestras.
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YTAM
Arnold
Amber
Waldorf Astoria
Pie Plant Pete
Gene and
Glenn
the Goldbergs
Fannie Brice
Donald Nevis
Frose
Guy Club
My Wife's Hush
Trappers
Cob Pipe Club
Cleveland Orch
Ruth Bryan Owen
Pickens Sisters
C. F. Lindsley
Lown
Johnson
Orch
WHR
Skippy
Just Plain Bill
Charles Carlile
Buck Rogers
Honolulu Trio
Ball Memorial
Kate Smith
Hollywood
Irvin Cotb
Burns
Allen
Warings
Edwin C. Hill
Perkins Fellers
Day
Duehin
Nelson
Wjiay
Geltman
Musical Doctors
Stadium League Skee Schedule Announced by Y M C A Official
Bob Moore the physical director and stadium league supervisor announced the complete Y M C A Stadium League schedule. First half opens with Popp's Canfield vs Johnson Otis and Glenn Rogers Motors vs Elyria Hardware Juniors on May 23, followed by Browns vs Guenin Potato Chips and Pennzoils vs Popp's Canfield on May 25. The schedule lists matchups through June 29 with multiple games per week and several no 1 and no 2 designations.
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Glenn Rogers Motors
Elyria Hardware
Browns
Pennzoils
Popp
Canfield
Guenin
Johnson Oils
EF A Hardware
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Rogers Motors
Popp's
Glenn
Complex Cleveland radio schedule with bands and programs
A dense listing of Cleveland area radio programming across WTAM WJAY and WAR stations for Thursday May 25. The schedule includes numerous musical acts soloists orchestras and variety shows with specific times and performers such as D Orchester, the Gills Orchestra, John Marvin, Edar Stone, the Vaughn Ring, the Army Band, Nelsons Orch, and many others, plus sports and news segments.
Baseball Standings and Scores From Yesterday
American League and National League results recap with team records. Highlights include New York and Cleveland 6, Chicago 7, Boston 0, Philadelphia and St. Louis 6, Detroit 7, Washington 1. Standings show Washington 38 20 18, Chicago 14, Boston 20 6 25.
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Schedule of Today’s NBA Games Across Five Cities
The lineup features Cleveland at New York, Chicago at Boston, St. Louis at Philadelphia, and Detroit at Washington. Teams seek key wins as midseason play tightens standings and marquee matchups draw fan attention.
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Cleveland
New York
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
Yesterday's Results and Today's Fixtures Summary
New York defeated Cincinnati 6 to 4 while Pittsburgh topped Brooklyn 3 to 0 and Boston routed St. Louis 8 to 1. Philadelphia blanked Chicago. Upcoming games feature Brooktown at Wittshurch and New York versus Cincinnati, Philadelphia versus Chicane, and Boston versus St. Louis.
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New York
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Brooktown
Wittshurch
Yesterday's results across U S cities and matchups
Results from yesterday show Louisville tied with Toledo 56, St Paul against Kansas City in Minneapolis, Milwaukee 3, Columbus tied Indianapolis 2, and several other pairings including Toronto, Rochester 3, Albany 6, Baltimore 4, Newark 7. Jersey City and Buffalo Montreal games postponed due to rain.
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American Association
L. Pet
Columbus
Minneapolis
St Paul
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Tolida
Louisville
Kansas
Toledo
St. Paul
Kansas City
Tatedy
Toronto
Rochester
Albany
Baltimore
Newark
Jersey City
Buffalo
Montreal
Woman's sphere should be the home, but her horizon must be the world
A compact quotation framing a traditional gender outlook contrasts domestic duty with global ambition, underscoring the era’s tension between private sphere norms and expanding opportunities for women in public life. It reflects debates about gender roles in society and work.
Fireside Games Of 80s Popular
Chicago covered the American Toy Fair noting families still enjoy ring toss, checkers, anagrams and fiddledy winks as enduring indoor games. Manufacturers show slight shifts with game-room cellars reviving pan-gun and bee-hee gun styles while jigsaw puzzles and new brain teasers attract players. Roller skates for adults expand with faster speeds and better balance amid a 1933–era toy trend.
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Chicago
The Man of Action and a Flexible Plan in Practice
The man of action crafts his plan as he works, drafting and adjusting it to the changing realities around him. He updates the course in response to outcomes and the vagaries of reality.
Sunday School star Miss Round passes Sunday rule for Wimbledon
May 24 New York sport page notes England's Dorothy Round, top woman player, refused Wimbledon entry to keep Sabbath. Also mentions Tred Avon vs Top Flight in Belmon watch race, Yale high jumper Keith Brown’s hamburger wager story, and a brief Strangler Lewis quip on fear cleansing.
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Strangler Lewis
Dorothy Round
England
Little Isle
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Miss Round
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Rene Mathieu
Europe
Helen Jacobs
America
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Belmont
Keith Brown
Yale
Harvard
Brown
Crimson
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Mat Results By United Press Across Cities
At New York Paul Boesch Brooklyn threw Mays Melhamn Oklahoma Roland Wirsehmeyver Oklahoma drew George Manich New Jersey Len Macaluso Syracuse threw Jack Russell Iowa Chicago Strangier Lewis Kentucky threw in Stein New York Stanley Pinta Chicago drew Gus Soannenhere Boston Jack Riles Evanston Illinois drew Pat McGill Omaha Nick Duta California drew Bill Demetral Chicago Jack Smith Chicago threw Ben Ginshure New York
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Brooklyn
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Oklahoma
Roland Wirsehmeyver
Drew
George Manich
New Jersey
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Syracuse
Jack Russell
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Strangier Lewis
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Stein
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Chicago
Gus Soannenhere
Boston
Jack Riles
Evanston
Pat McGill
Omaha
Nick Duta
California
Bill Demetral
Chicaten
Jack Smith
Ben Ginshure
Braves rally as Moore drives in two in bases-loaded play
Randy Moore singled with the bases loaded in the 19th to drive in two runs and seal victory for the Braves. Bob Johnson delivered a two-run single in the sixth to knot the game for the Athletics. Firpo Marberry held Washington to three hits in a strong pitching performance.
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United Press
Randy Moore
Braves
Bob Johnson
Athletics
Firpo Marberry
Tigers
Washington
Gainen Tests Buffalo Montreal Split in Two Games
Buffalo meets Montreal in a two game set with Rochester traveling to Toronto while Albany plays Newark and Jersey City visits Baltimore in a busy schedule across the league.
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Gainen
Buffalo
Montreal
Rochester
Albany
Newark
Jersey City
Baltimore
Ambiguous Sports Fragments From A United Press Roundup
Disjointed text mentions players and teams including Brown, Cards, Cubs, Braves, Yankees, Phillies, Athletics, Gehrig, Foxx, Dickey, Gehring, Klein, Hartnett, and Simmons. Notes runs batted in, hits, and various team references appear without a clear event or date. Contains partial names and scattered stats from a baseball summary.
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Dickey
Phillies Athletics Yankees
Fight Results From Plainfield and Fresno Boxing Cards
In Plainfield New Jersey Powell 146 1 2 defeated Melvin Decher 139 Red Bank Joe Taynch 148 Plainfield won over Tattling W Belmont 158 Elizabeth. In Fresno California Tony Souza 195 defeated Gene Gardner Bus Adkins 152 Los Angeles stopped by Aries 159 Bakersfield. Peppy Sanchez 117 Los Angeles stopped Baby Manila 117. Leo Lomelli Fresno decision Nick Hollopoff 135. Nash Calderon 125 beat Han Passerino 124 Los Angeles.
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N. J
Powell
Drew
Tony Tech
Scranton
Pat McGowan
Melvin Decher
Red Bank
Joe Taynch
Tattling
W Belmont
Elizabeth
Fresno
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Tony Souza
Gene Gardner
JOM
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George Aries
Bakersfield
California
Bus Adkins
Los Angeles
Peppy Sanchez
Baby
Women Gain In Economic Life
Washington report from the U.S. Department of Labor states women are taking a growing role in the nation’s economy. In 1920 men still outnumbered women wage earners, but women are entering masculine trades slowly with 41 factory machine oilers and 66 airplane pilots among those employed in 1930.
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Washington
UPI
Department of Labor
Women's Bureau
Department
Bureau
Sculpture Exhibit Opens at Philadelphia Museum of Art
An international sculpture exhibition opens on the terraces and Great Stair Hall of the Pennsylvania Museum of Art on the Parkway. It features leading American sculptors and artists from Russia Germany Britain Spain and Romania with works in bronze stone and plaster. The show is directed by the Fairmount Park Art Association in cooperation with the Philadelphia Art Alliance and the museum and includes pieces made for Radio City Century of Progress Folger Shakespeare Library and the Roger Kennedy Memorial.
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Chicago
Folger Shakespearean Library
Washington
Roger Kennedy
Worcester
Mass
1848 Jigsaw Puzzle Brought From Vienna Now Belonged
A UPI report notes a jigsaw puzzle claimed to be brought from Vienna to Indianapolis in 1848 by Ludwig Neubarner is now owned by Mrs. T. C. Steele of Brown County widow of the Indiana artist.
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Ind
UPI
Vienna
Austria
Ludwig Neubarner
T. C. Steele
Brown County
Crandon Egg War Trims Prices To One Cent Per Dozen
In Crandon Wisconsin two local merchants conducted a price war over eggs. One firm advertised two dozen eggs for 25 cents, triggering a battle that continued until eggs sold for one cent a dozen and then free.
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Crandon
Wis
Crandon Mertehants
Insect Killing Flower Developed By Wisconsin Expert
Madison Wisconsin reports that a pyrethrum blooming flower, resembling a daisy, has been developed into a commercial crop by E P Landsten, former Wisconsin horticulturist. The flower is harmless to humans but fatal to insects, signaling an economic shift toward an international basis for modern life.
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Madison
Wis
E. P. Landsten
University of Wisconsin
Ohio U Beats Marietta 18–9 In Athens Tilt
Ohio University baseball defeated Marietta College 18 to 9 in Athens on Tuesday, delivering a strong offensive showing led by the OU lineup and resulting in a decisive win.
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Athens
Ohio University
Marietta College
Cuban pitcher Adolfo Luque aims for world series berth
Adolfo Luque, a 42-year-old Cuban pitcher, hopes to pitch in the world series after turning 43. His upcoming August birthday frames his chances as the New York Giants domination of the eastern National League boosts his optimism. Luque arrived in the United States in 1911 after starring for Havana.
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Adolfo Luque
Luque
New York Giants
United States
Havana
Mormon Church Draws Tourist Attraction in Salt Lake City
In Salt Lake City the Mormon Church stands as the principal tourist draw, directing thousands of visitors monthly. Sightseeing buses, temple tours, and landmarks linked to Brigham Young, the Angel Moroni, and the Book of Mormon bolster a robust visitor economy anchored by the church and nearby natural wonders.
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Great Salt Lake
Dead Sea
Zion National Park
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Grand Canyon
Colorado
Moroni
Joseph F. Smith
Brigham Young
Revolving Door Confusion Traps Detroit Ex-Mayors
Three former Detroit mayors John C. Lodge Philip Breitmeyer and John W. Smith became wedged in a revolving door at City Hall as attendants rushed to free them. The incident left spectators amused and the ex officials unharmed.
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Detroit
U.B
John C. Lodge
Philip Breitmeyer
John W. Smith
First foreign order for Maple Hill spoon maker
John Turnbull of Maple Hill Kansas received his first foreign order from Sydney Australia for his dehorning spoons for cattle. An Australian client ordered several spoons, marking a rare recognition for his craft.
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John Turnbull
Sydney
Australia
Turnbull
Woman Accused at Capitol Theatre Today and Thursday
The film Woman Accused portrays a girl facing a murder charge on her wedding day after a night with a former lover. Shown at the Capital Theatre today and Thursday, the story was written by ten of America's best known authors.
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Capital Theatre
America
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