Prediction of Higher Income Taxes in Next Congress
Senator Connally of Texas predicted substantial tax increases on incomes from 3000 to 40000 in the next Congress to fund government debt. He also suggested possible boosts to corporate taxes, with total federal revenue gains between 500 million and 750 million dollars. Chairman Harrison cautioned that better business may negate the need for higher taxes next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Senator Connally
D-Tex
Connally
Sense Finance Committee
Texan
Harrison
Senate Finance Committee
Signs Never Fail In Poison Oak Park Judgment
Mrs Louis Rothwell forced her way through a clump of bushes in Orinda Park to read a poison oak warning sign and was awarded a $100 judgment for medical expenses by a justice court against the park board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Calif
Louis Rothwell
Orinda Park
Park’ Board
Together Again Tecumseh Tragedy and Extradition Demand
In Tecumseh Oklahoma on June 24 G W Assay 85 killed himself after telling neighbors to feel at home following the death of his wife Roy Edwards assistant county attorney said the elderly man shot himself. Carl R Goswick arrested in Waynesboro Pennsylvania has demanded extradition for bigamy while Mrs Goswick testifies in Smithsburg about a prior marriage before divorce was finalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tecumseh
Okla
G. W. Assay
Roy Edwards
Carl R. Goswick
Waynesboro
Goswick
C. Edward Heard
Kathleen McNeill
Smithsburg
Boonsboro Carnival to Start July 4 at Lakin Avenue
The Boonsboro fire company and American Legion will sponsor a week of entertainment for the Barney Tassel Carnival beginning July 4. The carnival will be held along Lakin avenue, offering community events and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonsboro
Fire Company
American Legion
Lakin Avenue
Wanted Young Lady for solicitation in Hagerstown
Classified notice seeks a young lady for solicitation in Hagerstown must be well acquainted. Apply at Hamilton Hotel between 9 and 11:4 a.m. see Mr Kirlin ady.
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Hagerstown
Hamilton Hotel
Kirlin
Belt Tank Club Chicago Raided For Hidden Pool
The Belt Tank Club a private youth group once hidden inside a 30 foot high water tank near a railway yard was raided by police. Four members aged 13 to 18 years used the roof entrance to access the makeshift pool with water about 12 feet deep.
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Chicago
Belt Tank Club
Haw
Belt Ite
Bab s Titled Mate Yet Apart
Friends of the heiress report doubts on a reconciliation with the Countess amid non-extraditable allegations. Hutton may visit London to discuss matters with Barbara while the Countess seeks medical consultations. Lance, shielded by staff, plays as a diplomatic dispute over his schooling unfolds.
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Hutton
Paris
London
Barbara
Lord Horder
Chubby
Lance
Winfield House
Denmark
England
Heat wave bakes wide region with record highs
A broad heat wave pushed temperatures into the 90s across much of the country with a 103 degree high in Alma Nebraska and 100 in Sacramento. Chicago reached 88, Indianapolis set a season high of 88.7, and New York City hit 71 at 6 pm while Iowa reported a heat death and Annapolis endured hail and heavy rain.
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Arizona
Utah
Nevada
Alma
Neb
Iowa
Des Moines
Cleveland
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Annapolis
Kentucky
Deaths Funeral service for Mrs Margaret M Cloaper
Funeral service for Mrs Margaret M Cloaper will be held Sunday at 2 PM at St Peter's Lutheran Church Clear Spring with Rev Luther Hare officiating. Interment will take place in St Paul's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
M. Cloaper
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
Clear Spring
Luther Hare
St. Paul's Cemetery
Card of Thanks for Flowers and Towers Tribute
Mrs. Bessie Barber expresses gratitude to friends for flowers for her husband Raymond Barber and to Troy Laundry employees for the Towers tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Barber
Troy Laundry
Lovely Towers
Bessie Barber
Marble drinking fountain funded for Burnham Park
Chicago reports the Burnham Park drinking fountain project advances after 44 years. David Wallach left 5000 dollars in 1894 for the fountain. city bids were invited and accumulated interest has grown the fund to 14000 dollars for the purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Burnham Park
Lake Michigan
David Wallach
Fountain Pen Service Ad Offers Cleaning and Adjustment
Saum's at 21 Jonathan Street advertises fountain pen service with new ink sacks cleaned and adjusted, offering quick turnaround and professional handling for customers in need of pen maintenance and repair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peng
Saum's
Jonathan
Shearer and Gable Picked for Gone with the Wind
Hollywood selects Norma Shearer to play Scarlett O'Hara and Clark Gable to portray Rhett Butler in the forthcoming Gone with the Wind. Contracts expected to be signed soon with MGM handling the production while David Selznick hopes to cast newcomers for key roles.
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Hollywood
Norma Shearer
Scarlett O'Hara
Margaret Mitchell
Rhett Butler
Ohio
Clark Gable
Gable
Miss Shearer
David Selznick
Selznick
The
Wind
Janet Gaynor
Tallulah Bankhead
Katharine Hepburn
Paulette Goddard
Margaret Tallichet
Mantenriat
Arleen Whelan
Georgia
Grandpappy Lobster Of Nova Scotia Catches Big Return
In Yarmouth Nova Scotia June 4 the Nina I crew claims a lobster weighing 20 pounds and 37 inches long as the grandpappy of the region. They broke off the claws to fit it into the pot and used two more pots to cook the claws. The body fed the 12 man crew and one claw held over a quart and a half of water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yarmouth
N.S
Convention of Sunday Schools in Keedysville
The Sunday Schools of District iue of Washington County hold their annual convention this afternoon and evening at St Peters Lutheran Church in Keedysville. Rev. John W. Harma of Baltimore, new secretary of the Maryland Delaware Council of Christian Education, will speak at both sessions.
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Washington County
St. Peters Lutheran Church
Keedysville
John W. Harma
Baltimore
Maryland-Delaware Council of Christian Education
Williamsport Tax Collections Now Open This Week
Williamstown residents may pay town taxes at the Town Hall second floor from 6 to 9 pm on Monday to Thursday evenings. Regular discounts apply. Tax Collector William J. Taylor urges prompt payment.
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Williamsport
William J. Taylor
Government Opens Hunt for Aliens in Federal Agencies
Washington June 23 A government wide search for aliens has begun or is about to begin in most departments and agencies. The move follows last session legislation with riders barring pay from appropriated funds to aliens not yet naturalized. A Senate resolution by Senator McKellar instructs all agencies to report aliens employed and reasons for their employment at the next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Representative Starnes
D-Ala
Senate
Senator McKellar
D-Tenn
Ady Promote Bargains At War and Dress Shoppe
AS Henson's War and Dress Shoppe at 23 W Antietam Street showcases special bargains. The ad urges shoppers not to miss the deals and highlights the store's offerings and location.
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Henson
W. Antietam St
Ady
George W. Hammaker to Retire From Meat and Produce Business
Notice states that on or before July 1 1928 George W Hammaker will retire from the meat and produce business operated at 14 North Potomac Street He thanks friends and customers for their patronage and support during many years of operation.
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North Potomac Street
Ady
George W, Hammaker
Roosevelt Eyes Summer Rush In Speech Plans
President Roosevelt outlines a busy summer with four out of town addresses and a cross country trip to San Francisco. He must sign or reject 175 bills, finalize agencies like the wage-hour division and the Independent Civil Aeronautics Authority, and expand the naval staff to 7,562 officers plus a new maritime labor board.
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Public Works Administration
Roosevelt
San Francisco
Congress
Labor Department
Independent Civil Aeronautics Authority
Hyde Park
Naval
Maritime Labor Board
Seven Die As Oil Well Bomb Explodes Near Hobbs
Seven men were killed and five injured when a dynamite time bomb exploded prematurely during well shooting near Hobbs New Mexico. Victims include George A Kaseman bank president and others linked to drilling crews. several injured were in critical condition. Attendants report all injuries serious.
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Forrest Huron
Charles Wrigley
Alex Blair
W. P. Peck
Jaseman
Hobbs
Vicinity
Fred Luthey
Albuquerque
N. M
Albuquerque National Trust and Savings Bank
Jack Starkey
J. D
Borah Questions Legality Of Child Labor Wage Hour Bills
Senator Borah of Idaho urged that the Supreme Court must reverse two prior rulings for the child labor ban in the wage hour bill to take effect and that the court may need to uphold or expand its power to fix minimums if the broader wage hour plan is to be constitutional. He signaled the need for a strong federal standard in labor regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borah
Supreme Court
Washington
Idaho
Court splits over child labor law power in interstate commerce
Borah cites a 1937 Washington state wage ruling in contrasting views on child labor. The majority asserts Congress overstepped federal authority by standardizing employment ages, while Holmes faulted interstate commerce for goods made with child labor. Bornby, involved in drafting the compromise one hour bill, signals a new program challenging that theory.
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Borah
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Holmes
Congress
Bornby
Chicago Grain Market Quotation Summary
The Chicago grain market bulletin lists bids and prices for wheat corn oats and rye with monthly futures and bid figures. Markets show July and September futures with mixed quotes from producers Mackubin Legg Co and Warchans Bidg Hagerstown Maryland with varied decimal quotes and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackubin, Legg & Co
Warchans Bidg
Hagerstown
Tom Nee
Harold Green Takes Entomology Post After Ditch Elm Work
Harold Green of Woodland Way High School joins the U S Department of Agriculture Bureau of Entomology. He currently operates from Martinsburg, engaged in Ditch Elm disease control. Square Dance Saturday at LO F Hall at 8 30 P M Dixie Ramblers perform with 25 cent admission in a fan cooled setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Green
San Mar
Woodland Way High School
U. S
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Entomology
Martinsburg
LO. O. F. Hall
Dixie Ramblers
Adm
Adr
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