19 Dec 1933
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1933
Page
1
Pasadena authorities reported no tangible clues emerged after today’s probe into the slaying of Dr. Leonard Biewer, a Pasadena dentist, with the mystery unresolved as investigators continue effort to uncover suspects and motive.
Governor Ritchie announced 39 Christmas paroles including Irvin Wilson of Williamsport serving two and a half years for larceny and Carm el Hawbaker for egg theft. Also released were two life termers tied to murder cases from age seventeen, Harry C. Noland and Mrs Grace C. Cothron, after long sentences and study of past conduct.
Belair, Md. December 1 State's Attorney Meyer H Getz said two Black men George Highman of Black Horse and Roas Jones of Fallston were jailed after 16 year old Marie Ball fabricated a kidnapping tale fearing punishment for staying out late. He dropped charges but kept them for 24 hours to publicize their innocence. Ball is sister to the Ball brothers, noted steeplechase jockeys from Taylor, Md.
Keedysville reports Christmas entertainments at three churches. U B and Lutherans set services on Christmas as Otterbein guild staged Deacon Slips. Hattie Fisher broke her leg. Keedysville school attendance lists many students by grade with staff names. The community urges detailed classifieds for better results.
Washington December 19 proposals to raise income tax rates abolish all federal excise and processing levies were submitted to the House ways and means committee. A majority favored eliminating consolidated income returns for corporations. Dr Colston Warne urged income based revenue with taxes on government bonds and higher inheritance levies. The committee plans to finish hearings on the general revenue bill Thursday and draft a liquor tax bill in executive session Friday. Witnesses urged wealth redistribution through heavier income taxes on the rich.
The Association of Manufacturers and the New York Board of Trade faced stiff opposition in committee when they objected to abolishing consolidated returns. James A Emery of Washington, general counsel for the Manufacturers' Association, urged adoption of a general sales tax excluding food, clothing and medicine, citing income tax volatility as a revenue source.
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