Senators Clash Over Chamber Push Against Roosevelt Tax Plan
Washington May 3 Senator Pat Harrison of Mississippi accused organized business of running a broad propaganda campaign to stall the administration backed corporation tax bill. He cited a letter from the Institute of American Meat Packers urging members to influence hearings and testifying before the finance committee. Chamber spokesmen urged scrapping the bill and delaying new taxes, arguing for a sound fiscal program.
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Washington
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Chamber of Commerce
Roosevelt
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Harrison
Institute of American Meat Packers
Chamber
Congress
Han
Committee On Federal Finance
Ellsworth C. A. Lord
Disparaging Roosevelt Echoes in Republican Column
Republican appraisal of the November result focuses on how large Roosevelt’s victory will be. Frank Kent and others question a big gain, fearing a perceived mandate could push the President to overreach, while defending their own critics and brain-trust rivals.
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Roosevelt
Frank Kent
Hoover
Frank
D. Roosevelt
Alan
Kenes
White House
Mr. Kent
George Wharton
Hnger
Pennsylvania
Mellon
United States
Kent
Raymond Moley
Moley
Today
Red
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Haits
Brain Trust
duPont
Mophane
Liberty League
Fletcher
Dr Miller to Preach Here at St Pauls Church
The Ministerial association sponsors a preaching mission at St Pauls M E Church on Fotemac Street. Rev Raphael Harwood Miller D D pastor of National City Christian Church will deliver the fourth sermon May 7 at 8 PM. He is noted as a leading Disciples of Christ figure and author. The service includes music by St Marks Lutheran choir Helen Unseld organist and director. Scripture reading by Rev Paul Holdcraft and prayer by Rev Ira Shingle.
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St. Paul's M. E. Church
Fotemac Street
Raphael Harwood Miller
Miller
Capitol City
National City
Edgar DeWitt Jones
America
Hiram College
Auburn Theological Seminary
Drake
Pretty Pennies Sent To Seven Towns In Elmira Region
Treasurer John L. Fiester mailed one cent checks to seven Chemung county towns for their share of New York state franchise tax for the first quarter of 1936.
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Elmira
John L. Fiester
Chemung County
New York
Loyola questionnaire on dating limits at Loyola University
Loyola University officials circulated a student questionnaire to gauge how much a young man should spend on dates. The results suggest a four dollar limit was common among respondents.
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Chicago
Loyola University
Pulitzer Prize Group Awards Highlight 1926 Winners
New York May 5 The Pulitzer committee again disagreed with New York drama critics selecting Robert E Sherwood Idiots Delight over Maxwell Anderson Winterset For drama awards the play Idiots Delight won the 1926 prize while Winterset was favored by critics The Cedar Rapids Gazette won the journalism gold medal for fighting corruption in Iowa and Lauren D Lyman of the New York Times earned the 4000 prize for uncovering Lindberghs move to England Other literary winners include Harold L Davis Andrew Cunningham McLaughlin Barton Perry and Robert P Tristram Coffin Will Bartholomew received a posthumous journalism prize.
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New York
Pulitzer Prize Committee
Robert E. Sherwood
Maxwell Anderson
New York Theatre Guild
Lynn Fortande
Alfred Lunt
Pulitzer Committee
Anderson
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Lauren D. Lyman
New York Times
Lindbergh
United States
England
Harold L. Davis
Andrew Cunningham McLaughlin
The
Barton Perry
William James
Robert P. Tristram Coffin
Will Bar
Newspaper Awards Highlight War Reporting and Editorial Writing
The Chicago Tribune correspondent earns a distinguished service award for Ethiopia war reporting. Felix Morley of the Washington Post and George B. Parker of the Scripps Howard papers receive distinguished editorial writing honors. No cartoonist award is given this year.
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Chicago Tribune
Ethiopia
Felix Morley
Washington Post
George B. Parker
Scripps Howard
Matthews Re elected Westminster Mayor for Sixth Term
Westminster voters re elected Mayor George E. Matthews to a sixth term with 190 votes. Councilmen Edwin S. Gehler and Jesse C. Royer were also re elected without opposition, each with 189 votes. Gehler serves a sixth term and Royer a fifth.
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Westminster
George E. Matthews
Edwin S. Gehler
Jesse C. Royer
Gehr
Royer
Margaret Sanger Aids India Visit With Gospel Spread
Mrs. Margaret Sanger, famed birth control advocate, said her nine weeks in India accomplished more than 22 years of crusading in the United States. She described significant progress and influence from her outreach during the trip.
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New York
Margaret Sanger
India
United States
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Hagerstown, Md
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Frank Reynolds
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