House Passes Big Tax Bill in Quick Time
Washington June 4 The nation today passed the completed 1 119 000 000 budget balancing tax bill speeding the new Trevente measure toward final enactment. Only Senate approval remains before it goes to the White House for Hoover's signature. The measure, the most drastic peace time tax bill, adds many levies and higher income taxes to provide revenue for a pay as you go government. The bill was approved without a formal record vote as Speaker Garner asked and a thunderous aye chorus answered with no opposition rising to demand a recorded ballot.
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Washington
Senate
White House
Hoover
Treasury
Garner
Invaders take over yards to halt train operations
A roughly composed account describes groups of intruders seizing railroad yards with a 100 member committee overseeing the area. They search crews and collect signal flares while warning to prevent any property damage or unauthorized entry as trains halt in the yards.
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Pace
New Detour In Use At Shoals Today
Shoals Indiana June 4 a new detour is in effect for about three weeks. Motorists travel Road 50 to near the courthouse, go over the hill on the old Shoals Dover Hill road, and intersect near the Road 50 pavement at the hilltop near Rock. This detour is necessary while the new bridge fill is being made. Local residents and visitors are noted throughout the piece with several names and connections to the area.
Attilia Radice Named prima ballerina at Scala Milan
The premier Mussolini personally appoints Signorina Attilia Radice as prima ballerina at the Scala Theater in Milan. At 26, she has danced for twenty years and is hailed as Italy’s most beautiful woman.
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Ond Girl
Italy
Signorina Attilia Radice
Mussolini
Scala Theater
Milan
Plainville Items
Blanche Sheetz reports several visits with local residents and guests. Mrs. Guy Williams of Wayne and Mrs. Mary Bennett of Washington spent time with Mr. and Mrs. Charley Dougherty. Wilma Dearmin returns from Springfield Illinois for summer with her mother Pearl Dearmin. Mary Reynolds visits Washington with Carl Summitt. Charley Allen and son Richard of Chicago visited Bennington and family. Homer Smith and Ralph Smith with their families visited E. C. Hedden. Hallie Chandler of Washington spent last weekend with relatives.
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Blanche Sheetz
Guy Williams
Wayne
Mary Bennett
Washington
Charley Dougherty
Wilma Dearmin
Springfield, I
Pearl Dearmin
Charley Allen
Richard
Chicago
Homer Smith
Ralph Smith
Son Billy
E. C. Hedden
Hallie Chandler
Presidential Question Horizon ta 4 i Machado President at 26
Puzzle style list presents a mixed set of clues and numbered hints. It includes references to a president, items like tapestries, various short definitions, and scattered terms such as dawn goddess and air bietkins. The fragmentary text resembles a cryptic crossword or crossword-like riddle page.
Community Visitors and Local Shifts in Kentucky and Nearby
A roundup notes visits by Mrs A Clark near Lloyd Sanders and families to Owensboro, Kentucky for short trips to relatives. Vincennes guests, Mr and Mrs Frank Goss and son John, and Mrs Burt Reyt with Eva Wallace of Washington, visit local residents. Bouze Arizona guests Mr and Mrs Wiley Killion are staying with J B Killion’s family for an indefinite visit. Lawyer and Bud Lawyer spend time with grandmother Mrs Hulda Lawyer. Terre Haute visitors Mr and Mrs John Bennington stay with Clay Bennington and Hermal McCormic family. Julia Ann and Max McCormick of Kansas visit Mr and Mrs Arthur McCormick. Mrs John Mallett and Misses Lorain Bidsey and Ruth Strange shop in Washington. Lela Roath of Newberry visits Mr and Mrs Walter Chandler.
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Lloyd Sanders
Jennie’ Rose
Margaret
John
Owensboro, Kentucky
Hermal McCormic
Comat En
Julia Ann and
Max
Kla
OUSTER OF DALE TO BE DISCUSSED SOON
Muncie Ind June 4 Ouster proceedings against Mayor George R Dale sentenced yesterday to Leavenworth prison on a fed liquor conspiracy conviction are expected to be considered by the city council at its meeting next Monday If Dale resigns or is removed from office he will be succeeded by City Comptroller Lester Holloway Dale s son in law Following his sentence Dale said he would not ask the resignation of Frank Massey police chief one of the nine persons convicted with him on the liquor charges.
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Muncie
Ind
George R. Dale
Leavenworth
Dale
Lester Holloway
Frank Massey
Adjutant General James Erie Found Dead in Jackson Armory
In Jackson Mississippi on June 4 adjutant general James Erie was found shot to death in the national guard armory. Two notes found beside the body indicated he may have committed death by own action. Local authorities investigate the circumstance as a possible self inflicted death.
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Jackson
Miss
James Erie
Mississippi
National Guard
Market Livestock Prices Incomplete Summary
Market quotations show hogs mixed with lean weight bands from 160 to 350 pounds, varying between 3.05 and 3.40 dollars per hundredweight, with sows at 3.26 to 2.75. Cattle listings include steers steady to higher, cows weak, top steers around 6.95, heifers to 6.50, and light dairy types under 4.00. Ewes and wethers appear quotably steady or higher to 7.50 for choice.
Hogs and calves market report with mixed bids
Hogs weighing 2400 with 540 direct and 329 traded held steady to 15c lower at 3.60 for light weights and 3.15 to 3.25 for 265 to 285 pounds. Heavyweights unevenly steady to 10c lower. Sows 2.25 to 2.50. Calves around 450 head, few over 75. Sheep 900 with few ewes steady. lambs mostly 7.50. Report by A Ward.
House Leaders to Discuss Relief agenda
Washington May 4 Speaker Garner said house Democratic and Republican leaders will meet with a Special committee of mayors to discuss unemployment relief next Tuesday.
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Washington
Garner
House
Presbyterian Church Services Bring Morning and Evening Lessons
The church schedules a 10:30 a.m. morning service with The Power of the Church and a 7:30 p.m. evening service on The Getting Place of Love. Sunday school starts at 9:15 a.m. with W. W. McCarty as superintendent. A Peoples meeting is set for 6:30 p.m. and Union Vacation Church School at 8:30 a.m. A weeknight service closes at 7:30 p.m. Next Sunday features a Children's Day program during the morning worship hour.
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George C. Ck
W. W. McCarty
Peoples Meeting
Union Vacation Church
Juhe
Indianapolis
Lic. Cassidy
Second Or
Methodist Church
Wesley Memorial weekly church schedule and program notes
The notice lists Wesley Memorial Church events for Sunday morning worship at 9 o clock with a combined worship period and Sunday School, Young Peoples meeting at 6:30 led by Lela Lee, and activities including choir numbers under Prof. Redebeck. It mentions Monday Official Board, Tuesday prayer service, and Friday prayer service by Jack Albins, plus a fourth quarterly meeting on the 22nd at Bethel with Dr. Greene preaching.
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G. G. Peel
Tin Re
Harry ‘Lemon
Young Peoples Meeting
Lela Lee
Jack Albins
Bethel
Greene
Gram
William H. Redebeck
Church 4
Church of Vices
Church Services And Announcements For Local Gardens
A compact list notes St John s Episcopal on Walnut streets with Holy Communion and sermon at 8 am and evening service 7 30 pm led by Rev RB Fortner and others. Plainville U B Enedavor and prayer meetings detailed along with Otterbein Zion and Gent ral Christian church plans for a Sundays Children s Day pageant at 7 pm.
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ST. John's Episcopal Gtd
Walnut Streets
Birth announced for Clarence Richard Woodruff
Birth notice from Mrs. Omer Woodruff of Graham Farms reports the arrival of a son named Clarence Richard this morning. The item notes the family and place but is brief on additional details.
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Omer Woodruff
Graham Farms
Clarence Richard
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John Hackler
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Vincennes
Burt Reyt
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Wiley Killion
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Luis Rosad Vega
Archaeological Museum
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Leghorn
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Primary Dept
Plainville Mist
C. P. Hert
Thante
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Christian Church
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Marilyn
Erie
Flowers of June
Doris' Flannéry
Simpson
Williams
Turnbaugh
Wits — Ha’ Ton
Joyce Pinghian
Patrice’ i Kane
Buddy Brown
Budd Pickett
Russel Myers
Rober Pickett
Fortner
Ladies’ Aid
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Zion
Christian Endeavor
Luther Stone
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