Tax evasion book sparks debate in American policy
Washington reports Roswell Magill, Treasury undersecretary, and coauthor Robert H. Montgomery publish a guide claiming how to minimize or avoid taxes. The piece critiques its ethics, notes broad ignorance in tax law, and cites potential future works targeting low income taxpayers. Senate activity stalls on relief and regulation bills as Postmaster General Farley opposes aviation bills.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Treasury
Roswell Magill
Magill
Federal Treasury
New York
Robert H. Montgomery
Montgomery
Somers
Brooklyn
Senate
PWA
Ccc
Interior and War Department
Eight High Soviet Officials Doomed by Treason Trial
Moscow June 12. Eight top Soviet military leaders including Marshal Michail N. Tukhachevsky were sentenced to death by the Military Tribunal of the Supreme Court for treasonable activity against the Red Army. The swift trial branded them as foreign spies and disloyal plotters.
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Soviet Union
Red Army
Nal
The
Supreme Court
Michail N. Tukhachevsky
Leon Trotsky
Tukhachevsky
Germany
Japan
Soviet Russia
Suitor and Other Man's Wife Dead in Columbus
In Columbus a woman Hazel Hazelbaker 33 and Noble Allen 35 were shot to death early today in a murder suicide. Paul Hazelbaker 35 husband was shot in the leg and said Allen was his wife’s former suitor whom he warned away years ago. Allen obtained a revolver while Hazelbaker was away and killed the couple before shooting himself.
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Columbus
Hazel Hazelbaker
Noble Allen
Paul Hazelbaker
Hazelbaker
Allen
Only 200 G A R Veterans Remain In Columbus
The Ohio Grand Army of the Republic encampment opens in Columbus this Sunday with about 200 veterans still alive from the Civil War mobilization. The aging group averages 92 years, and many cannot attend the five day sessions due to infirmities.
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Columbus
Ohio
Grand Army of the Republic
Union
William Hobbs Convicted of Officer Slaying in Butler County
William Hobbs, 32, was found guilty of first degree murder for the slaying of Patrolman Arthur E. Spenser by a Butler County jury. The charge carries a mandatory death penalty and no mercy recommendation was given.
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Hamilton
William Hobbs
Arthur E. Spenser
Butler County
Missing Suffolk heiress Alice Parsons feared abducted
Suffolk County officials report genuine fear for the safety of 38 year old heiress Alice McDowell Parsons who vanished from Long Meadows farm three days ago. Police delay searches per husband William G Parsons request while federal and state agents question a witness who saw Parsons enter a car with a middle aged man and woman. A ransom note demanding 25000 was found in the car cushions though no clear contact has been made.
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Alice McDowell Parsons
Stony Brook
L. L
N. Y
Suffolk County
Long Island
Long Meadows
Lindsay R. Henry
Anna Kuprianoff
New York City
William H. Parsons
Parsons
Richardson Pratt
Stadard Oil Company
New Jersey
Senators named to tax dodging probe panel
June 12 an nounced today appointment of six senators to a joint congressional committee to investigate tax dodging. Harrison of Mississippi chairs the finance committee and is joined by King Utah George Georgia Walsh Massachusetts LaFollette Wisconsin Capper Kansas on the finance group.
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Garner
Harrison
Miss
Joint Congressional Committee
King
Utah
George
Walsh
Mass
LaFollette
Capper
Yale Professor Elected OSU Alumni President
Columbus reports Dr. Charles F. Scott emeritus Yale University professor was chosen president of the Ohio State University National Alumni Association for a two year term at the annual meeting.
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Columbus
Charles F. Scott
Yale University
Ohio State University
Senate to probe post office actions in steel strike
Senator Bailey announces a Senate post office inquiry into alleged mail delivery interference amid the midwest steel strikes. The probe will cover accusations of guards escorting mail through picket lines and the broad powers of the postmaster general to curb service, with witnesses to be chosen.
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Washington
Bailey
D-Nc
Senate
Senate Post Office Committee
McKellar
D-Tenn
Republic Steel Company
W. W. Howes
Guffey
D-Pa
Bridges
R-Nh
Dailey
Britain seals four power pact to guard foreign warships
London reported that Britain announced a four power agreement to safeguard foreign warships in the Spain neutrality patrol and allow Germany and Italy to return to the European non intervention fold. Details were withheld for now as the pact aims to end the dangerous withdrawal after bomb attacks by Spanish planes and Germany's retaliation at Almeria.
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London
Great Britain
Spain
Germany
Italy
Almeria
Dodgers Buy Waite Hoyt From Pirates
Brooklyn announces the purchase of veteran right handed pitcher Waite Hoyt from the Pittsburgh Pirates in a straight cash transaction. Amelia Earhart arrives in ACTREL FASHER after flying around the world from Fort Lamy French Equatorial Africa.
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Brooklyn
Brooklyn Dodgers Today
Waite Hoyt
Pittsburgh Pirates
Actrel Fasher
Sudan
Amelia Earhart
Fort Lamy
French Equatorial Africa
County Fairs Predicted for Record Activity in Ohio
Ohio officials forecast a banner year for county fairs after a survey of industrial and agricultural interests showed unprecedented fair activities. Earl H. Hanefeld, State Director of Agriculture, spoke at the Ohio Fair Managers Association meeting in Columbus about the optimistic outlook.
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Columbus
Earl H. Hanefeld
Hanefeld
Ohio Fairy Managers Association
Ship Stranded in San Francisco Bay
Navy fighters began removing tons of shells from the battleship Tennessee to free her from a shoal in San Francisco Bay. Crews planned to lighten the ship by unloading ammunition and fuel oil while tugs toiled. About 1,400 crew remained aboard as removal efforts continued.
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Tennessee
San Francisco Bay
Navy
Army
Coast Guard
Bilbao defense shattered by combined Franco Spanish attack
June 12 reports say Bilbao waterfront houses burned as insurgent bombardment cracked the city’s outer defense. Air raids hit the waterfront militiamen’s barracks and reservoirs while planes shuttled between base and city for 12 hours.
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Hendaye
Bilbao
Francisco Franco
Nervion
Amurrio
Galdacano
Davila
Bilboa
Franco offers foreign withdrawal if Madrid Valencia pact ends war
In Burgos on June 12 Generalissimo Francisco Franco says he would accept foreigners leaving his legions only if the Madrid Valencia government does likewise. He rejects peace by agreement as treason and pushes a final Bilbao offensive, aiming to seize the northern Basque seaport amid his Madrid campaign.
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Burgos
Spain
Francisco Franco
Bilbao
Madrid-Valencia
Associated Press
Franco
Basque Republic
Madrid
Ohio State star Dye to wed Russell sisters in double ceremony
Pomeroy reports William H. Dye and former coach W. R. Farnham attending a double wedding at 2:30 PM today with sisters Mary and Dorothy Russell.
Governor Orders Guard Deployment for Monroe Mass Meeting
Governor Frank Murphy sent a battalion of national guardsmen and 100 state police to Monroe to ensure a peaceful assembly and protect citizens at a tri state mass meeting of union members. Homer Martin of the UAW promised to discourage attendance from outside Michigan. The meeting near Monroe Park will start at 2 P M Sunday with traffic detours and advisories for sightseers. The order follows a confers with UAW officials and local authorities. The seven state steel strike also spread to Bethlehem Steel units in the region.
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Detroit
Frank Murphy
National Guardsmen
Monroe
Homer Martin
United Automobile Workers
Michigan
Indiana
Ohio
Martin
Murphy
U. A. W. A. State Law and Order
Muncie
Ind
Columbus
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Martin L. Davey
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
United States Steel Corporation
SWOC
Cambria
Bethlehem Steel
John L. Lewis Committee For Industrial Organization
Bethlehem
Republic Steel
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co
Inland Steel Co
Markets At A Glance
NEW YORK STOCKS slip further on strike news. BONDS quiet. U S loans steady, corporates mixed. CHICAGO WHEAT weak due to spring belt rains. CORN weak. CATTLE nominally steady. HOGS nominally steady.
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