Tax Exemption Plan Urged To Spur Plant Upgrades
New Dealers submit a plan to the treasury to grant corporate tax exemptions on a portion of net income if the savings are used immediately for plant modernization or expansion to boost quick re-employment in heavy manufacturing. The proposal, linked to recovery efforts, faces treasury concerns over revenue loss and internal revenue bureau skepticism.
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Period of excess expenditures spurs plan to shift workers to private employment
In a bid to speed reemployment, advocates argue federal relief costs could be offset as orders for heavy industrial machinery would raise corporate tax bases. The plan envisions shifting workers from relief to private jobs while pressure grows for a broader exemption that would push the burden onto industry.
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Botamer Enters Telegraph Flower Delivery Network
Botamer Florist in West Market House joins the Telegraph Delivery Service allowing nationwide, instant flower deliveries via telegraph. Customers choose flowers and price, telegram sent, delivery florist presents flowers with a card. Kenneth Botamer notes thousands use the service daily.
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One Killed And 4 Injured When Train Hits Auto
A Louisville & Nashville passenger train struck an auto near Walton Kentucky killing Edgar Perkins aged 20 of Barbourville. Four other occupants were injured as the truck was hit late yesterday. The accident occurred 33 miles south of Cincinnati.
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Student Vote Trial Starts In Ohio State
Ohio State University students who allegedly cast illegal votes for homecoming queen went on trial today before the student court. The court can fine those found guilty. The story includes an editor's reminiscence about his hair and a wedding gift anecdote highlighting rarity.
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Lift in NRA Ford ban seen ahead of government orders
Washington reports a shift in NRA opinion that Ford may soon win lifting of the ban on government purchases. Ford Motor Co has been blocked for a year for not signing the auto code or providing a compliance certificate. New developments include Northwest Motor Co, a Ford dealer, securing a Park Service truck contract as a low bidder, signaling potential compliance with the executive order.
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Reichsbishop abandons plan to centralize Nazi church
Berlin November 23 Reichsbishop Ludwig Mueller dropped his drive for total church centralization. He issued two decrees cancelling earlier moves that canceled Prussian church autonomy. Critics called the move constitutional issues and it preserves a state church structure while he keeps leadership over both Prussian and Reich churches.
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Theft of 234-foot extension ladder at Dreamland Theatre
The theft was reported to police by Al Caywood, manager of Caywood Realty, stating the 234-foot extension ladder was taken from the rear of the Dreamland Theatre sometime last night.
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Ford Agency Certification Delayed Evidence of Manufacturer Compliance
Ford Agency submitted a certificate of compliance with the auto retailers' code but did not provide evidence of the manufacturers' compliance as required. The issue was noted by officials who urged submission of missing documentation and reminded dealers to meet all code provisions for timely approval.
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Die four hurt in auto crash in Ann Arbor
In Ann Arbor, four people died and four were injured when an automobile carrying two University of Michigan Hospital doctors and staff left the road and crashed into a tree. Victims named include Dr. Robert B. Meyer, an intern, and three nurses.
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Dexter crash injures doctors and nurses near Dexter Michigan
A car left the road two and a half miles north of Dexter, Michigan, as the driver failed a curve at high speed. The vehicle crashed into a tree after jumping a ditch, injuring resident dermatologist Dr George R King and assistant resident neurologist Violet Swanson, plus several nurses. The injured are in fair condition.
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Gertrude Suller
Virginia Collins
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Dexter
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