Nation May Commit Death by Taxation If Pace Slacken
RoGlr W. Babson argues taxation, not recession, drives crisis and outlines steps to fix it. He urges broadening the income base, lowering high brackets, cutting capital gains, ending tax exempt securities, taxing government employees, eliminating undistributed profits tax, reviewing Social Security funding, cutting real estate taxes, and reducing public spending aiming for a simple three-tax system to spur growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roglr W. Babson Sing
United States
England
Treasury
Fire forces evacuation as Brooklyn lumber yard burns
New York January 14 25 families were removed by police and firemen from apartments adjoining the Lutz lumber yard in Brooklyn as a fire raged for three hours. The cause is undetermined and crews gained control late today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lutz
Brooklyn
Senate committees reshuffled in Virginia to replace Holt
Richmond January 14 The Senate steering committee recommends T Wickham Hanover be named chair of the privileges and elections committee. Holt becomes lieutenant governor next Wednesday and will chair the rules committee. Speaker Dovell announces House committee chairmanships with multiple new leaders.
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BE. Griffith Dodson
House
General Assembly
Richmond
Ashton Dovell
Williamsburg
Senate
Associated Press
T. Wickham
Hanover
Saxon Holt
Privileges and Elections Committee
Holt
James H. Price
Wickham
R. O. Norris
Courts of Justice
Rules
Privileges and Elections
Senate Committee
Rust, Cather,Burke and
Robinette
Dovell
H. M. Bandy
Wise
Genera Laws Committee
E. L. Oast
Norfolk County
Albert O. Boschen
Richmond City
Asylums and Prisons
J. B. Early
Madison
C. J. Ashworth
Pittsylvania County
Bandy
H. H. Adams
Northampton
Charles E Stuart
Westmoreland
Elliott Campbell
Caroline
Ralph Daughton
Norfolk
J. H. Hollenman
Surry
J. C. Mackall
Ben Chapman
Roanoke County
George B. Collins
Newport News
N. J. Perkins
Goochland and
Fluvanna
I. T. Wilkinson
Lunerburg
Sam O. Rodgers
Petersburg
Thomas B
Pittsylvania
B. Coleman
Fredericksburg
R. R. Parker
Appalachia
Insurance and Banking Post
C. T. Moses
Appomattox
Muse
A. K. Bivins
Fish and Game
Harvey B. Apperson
the Auditor of ‘Public Accounts
Husband admits slaying wife in a Colorado case
Everett Hughes 52 a Salt Lake City candy salesman is jailed in Pueblo Colorado after admitting to police he killed his wife. He allegedly wrapped the body in a blanket, placed it in his car and drove to Pueblo and then to Walsenburg before burying it on a deserted road. He planned to plead self defense claiming threats from his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Hughes
Salt Lake City
Utah
Pueblo
Colo
Hughes
Las Vegas
N. M
Walsenburg
Central Press
Memorial tribute by M W A to Turner G Fries
Winchester Camp No 15510 Modern Woodmen of America adopts resolutions mourning Turner G Fries who died December 12 1937. He served loyally in the camp was respected for integrity and is mourned by neighbors and family with sympathy extended to his widow. Resolutions to be shared with the widow and entered in the camp minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Camp
Modern Woodmen of America
Turner G. Fries
Woodmen of
America
Winchester
S. J. Goode
Buck Jones At Habie's Palace In Law For Tombstone
Buck Jones stars in Law For Tombstone at Habie's Palace Theatre Saturday only. He rode in from nowhere to make his mark. Johnny Mack Brown appears in Wild West Days as a supplementary feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck Jones
Tombstone
Habie’s Palace Theatre
Johnny Mack Brown
Lawmakers Hear Debates on Key Capitol Hill Issues
On Capitol Hill lawmakers deliver speeches and debates on anti-lynching efforts on the Senate side while the House continues appropriations talks for treasury and post office funds. A Senate committee hears coal industry representatives as farm bill conferees weigh cotton provisions and House subcommittees prepare formal tax recommendations.
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Senate
Appropriations
House
Treasury-Post Office
Penn
Weaver Opposes Tax Hike and Seeks Referendum on Sales Tax
Richmond Virginia Senator Aubrey Weaver urges a state sales tax as the only path to fund age assistance, schools, and aid to the blind and dependent children. He warns against tax shifts and proposes a referendum to approve any new appropriations, estimating about 9 million dollars needed.
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Richmond
Aubrey Weaver
Front Royal
General Assembly
Delete J. Tinsley Coleman, Jr
Ingston
Weaver
Tinsley Coleman
In Memoriam for James W. Corbin
In loving memory of James W. Corbin who departed this world January 14, 1938. A place is vacant in our home and a voice we loved is still. His parents Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Corbin express their sorrow and faith, saying they shall meet him in the home where there is rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Corbin
Mrs. C. W. Corbin
Public Sale of Frederick County Real Estate
Special Commissioners announce a public auction in Winchester Virginia on January 29 1938 at 11 00 AM for 59 acres of land on the Hayfield Gainesboro road. The parcel will be offered in two parts then as a whole with terms: one third cash and the balance in two annual installments with bonds and a deed of trust.
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Della Lewis
Robert Rinker
Frederick County
Virginia
Winchester
Hayfield
Gainesboro
Cordellia A. Rinker
W. E. Edwards
Circuit Court
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Lon Chaney, Jr
Hollywood
Patsy Beck
Chaney, Jr
Hollywoo
House of Delegates
Cather
T. G. Fries
Habie’s
Capitol Hill
The
Treasury-Postoffice
Fairmont
Stewart St
S. Loudoun
Actre Limes Stone
South Main Street
National Ave
Braddock
Parkway
East Lane Ave
T. Ritter
Sandlin & Davidson
Menallén
Gettysourg
Aspers
Willis Eppleman
Penna
Stephens City
W. A
Orndorff
Albin
Lewis
E. Piccadilly
Ee Ae General House
W. F. Phillips
N. Charles St
Baltimore
Narragansett
Holland
Strother Sherman
W. E. B. Hege
Chambersburg
Tom
Stephens
Eod
Lovingston
Warren Solon
the Evening Star
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Mali
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