Navy tax talks and conferees clash in Washington
A Washington conference centers on the 1.156 billion naval expansion bill with Senator David I Walsh and aides. In a separate scene House and Senate conferees on the tax bill fail to agree on the undistributed profits tax as Representative Robert Doughton and Senator Pat Harrison listen to William O Douglas of the SEC. Harrison opposes the administration plea to retain the tax.
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David I. Walsh
Massachusetts
Homer T. Bone
Washington
Peter G. Gerry
Rhode Island
House-Senate
Robert Doughton
North Carolina
House
Ways and Means Committee
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Senate Finance Committee
William O. Douglas
Securities and Exchange Commission
Senate
Harrison
David J. Walsh
Jer G. Gerry
Robert L. Doughter
SEC
William ©. Douglas
Roosevelt Honeymoon Cottage At Nahant For June Wedding
Workmen finish Fairyland by the Sea a 12 room Nahant Massachusetts summer home for John Roosevelt son of the president and his bride Ann Lindsay Clark The couple will wed June 18 the house sits by the Atlantic with a three sided view and a swimming pool to the left
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John Roosevelt
Ann Lindsay Clark
F. Haven Clark
Nahant
Mass
Atlantic Ocean
Cleveland man shoots three in suburb, escapes by chase
William Peters, described as a Negro, killed the custodian, the engineer, and a colored maid at a suburban Cleveland apartment house with a 45 caliber revolver. He was captured after an 80 mph police chase. Peters said he resented his wife’s discharge from the building last week.
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William Peters
Cleveland
Peters
Ex Kaiser Wilhelm Biographer Sees Him in Doorn Return
Poultney Bigelow, author and world traveler, visits former Kaiser Wilhelm at Doorn Holland for his annual meeting. Bigelow, known as intimate biographer of the former German emperor, is shown in New York upon returning to the United States. He says the former Kaiser is supported by Hitler.
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Poultney Bigelow
Kaiser Wilhelm
Doorn
Holland
Bigelow
New York
United States
Hitler
Central Press
Dafoe Denies Dissatisfaction Over Dionne Quints
Dr. Dafoe defends his handling of the Dionne quints as Oliva Dionne seeks a government inquiry. Dafoe, visiting the U S, challenges Dionne to prove charges of financial waste. He notes the five children hold $600000 in their own name and says six expensive cars were bought in 18 months.
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Oliva Dionne
Ontario
Acco
St. Jacques
Ottawa
Dr. Dafoe
United States
Dionne
Central Press
Train Wrecker Matuska Faces Second Budapest Trial
Sylvester Matuska, a Hungarian with a mania for derailing trains, stands trial in Budapest for a 1931 viaduct wreck in Hungary that killed 22. He had just completed a five year sentence prior to this case.
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Sylvester Matuska
Budapest
Hungary
Mystery of Andrew Whitfield Vanishing Deepens Abroad Search
The nephew of a steel magnate, Andrew Carnegie Whitfield, an amateur pilot, disappeared after plans to sail to Europe as an unlisted passenger. Attempts to locate him aboard ships did not support the theory and the search remains fruitless. Central Press
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Andrew Carnegie Whitfield
Steel King
Whitfield
Europe
Central Press
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