Britain Refuses to Join German Naval Warning
Foreign Secretary Eden told the House of Commons Britain will not take part in any naval demonstration off Spain. He said foreign fighters in Spain are the main problem and Britain offers to help non intervention efforts while recalling some foreign combatants now.
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Europe
Six New Yorkers Named in Probe of Tax Evasions
A Senate inquiry heard that six New Yorkers bought large Bahamas insurance policies to dodge income taxes from 1932 to 1936. Named are Richard B. Dwight Winfield Ayres Henry W. Lowe Lawrence Marx Jacob W. Schwab and George Thoms. Taxes due total 1 549 501.97 with varied policy expenditures in related filings.
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George Thoms
Standard Life Insurance Company, Ltd
Bahamas
Internal Revenue Bureau
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Ayles
Lowe
Marx
Schwab
Thoms
Treasury attorney cites Hughes firm in tax dodge hearing
Washington reports a Treasury attorney told the tax inquiry committee that Richard E. Dwight of Hughes Schurman and Dwight reduced his 1932 income tax by 53 448.48 using a Bahamas formed company and a large single premium policy. The witness tied the matter to Charles Evans Hughes Jr. and the Standard Life Insurance Company Ltd. background.
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United States
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British Warship Aids Trinidad in Labor Turmoil
British warship Ajax is headed toward Port of Spain to help restore order amid labor unrest in Trinidad. In San Fernando deputized volunteers fired on strikers, killing one and wounding eight as part of a three day death toll of six with four wounded.
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State Supreme Court weighs election contest arguments
Atlanta date June 22 The state supreme court heard arguments in a suit testing the June 8 election and 26 constitutional amendments. Assistant Attorney General Henry Duckworth urged dismissal as moot while George Goode argued the vote was a special election not a general one. The court noted no fixed timetable for a ruling.
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Witness disrupts Parker Wendel trial shouting this is the man
Newark June 22 A Hauptmann case witness interrupted the Parker Wendel conspiracy trial by rushing to Paul Wendel and shouting this is the man. Taxicab driver Philip Moses testified and grabbed Wendel before federal agents removed him from the courtroom.
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Ellis H. Parker
Paul H. Wendel
Parker
Burlington County
Ellis, Jr
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Hauptmann
George S. Silzer
Philip Moses
Bronx
New York
Moses
William Clark
Tides at St Marks Light House on June 23
Predicted tides at St Marks light house for Wednesday June 23 with high and low times listed. High at 2:48 a.m. Low at 9:08 a.m. High at 1:55 p.m. Low at 3:44 p.m.
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Tax program revision eyed as handicaps face assembly
Atlanta, June 22. Handicapped by constitutional limits and fiscal cuts, the Georgia General Assembly faced a planned sweeping revision of tax laws. A $4 million cut to the 20 million dollar appropriations bill for the next year stirred talk of new revenue sources.
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Braddock Louis Heavyweight Title Fight Tonight
The Times Enterprise will announce the Braddock Louis bout tonight with AP ringside blow by blow coverage from Chicago. The championship fight is scheduled to start between 9 30 and 10 00 o clock EST.
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Nye Calls for Deep Cuts in War Department Budget
Senator Nye of North Dakota urged a drastic reduction in the War Department's 660 million dollar appropriation. He argued the large military spend is useless unless America plans foreign invasion and that the U S could not be landed upon by any nation. Nye claimed navy protection is enough for defense and suggested admirals seek a larger force for distant wars.
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Rebels Report New Conquests in Basque Territory
In Hendaye on June 22 insurgents reported new Basque conquests as they advanced west of Bilbao toward Santander. They claimed capture of Quendo and other villages while pressuring the coastal city. Government says Basques entrenched near the Gadagua River and near Bilbao. Insurgent air units dropped proclamations over Santander and pamphlets touting Bilbao's capture and urging surrender.
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Vital legislation must be passed by month end
Washington June 22 congressional leaders warn that half a dozen appropriation bills must pass by July 1 or agencies lose funding. The finance and war and interior bills await Senate action, with wage hour reform and Civilian Conservation Corps extensions also in play.
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Troops Move In As Great Lakes Steel Strike Eases
President Roosevelt approves Ohio National Guard deployment of 4800 troops to Youngstown to avert bloodshed as Republic Steel and Youngstown Sheet and Tube suspend reopenings. Mediation board negotiates amid a seven state walkout while union and company leaders seek a path to a settlement.
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Inland Steel
Senator Norris Stricken By Illness In Senate
Washington June 22 Senator Norris Ind Neb 75 year old liberal leader was stricken by an indigestion attack. Dr George W Oliver said the illness was not serious and Norris is recovering at home or hospital as advised.
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Norris
Senate
George W. Oliver
Roosevelt recovers from cold after brief absence
Washington officials report President Roosevelt has virtually recovered from a nasal cold that kept him from high office yesterday.
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White House
Roosevelt
Strike at a Glance as Guards Move into Ohio Valley
The 27 day steel strike leaves 12 dead and about 221 injured with roughly 100000 idle. Gov Davey orders 4800 National Guardsmen to hold the Mahoning Valley status quo as troops enter Youngstown. I O leaders disband unusual groups but keep normal picketing at Republic Steel and Youngstown Sheet & Tube plants.
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Republic Steel Corp
Weather Forecast Snapshot for Southern States
South Carolina sees generally fair weather tonight and Wednesday with cooler nights and slightly cooler daytime. Georgia observes fair conditions tonight and Wednesday with cooler temperatures in the north and central areas. Florida faces partly cloudy skies tonight and Wednesday with possible showers in the extreme south. Alabama and extreme northwest Florida expect fair conditions tonight and Wednesday with some clouds.
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