Black proposes tax funded relief for unemployment insurance
Senator Black of Alabama offered a major change to the Roosevelt Social Security program by amending the Wagner Lewis bill to fund unemployment insurance from general taxes rather than payroll taxes. He seeks higher income inheritance and excess profits taxes to raise revenue while criticizing payroll taxation as shifting the burden to workers and reducing purchasing power.
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Washington
Black
D-Ala
Roosevelt Social Security
Alabaman
Senate
Congress
Hastings
R-Del
Cold Records Remembered By Many Here
The city recalls a record cold of 9 degrees below zero yesterday with memories of a lower Shenandoah and Potomac valley mark on January 13, 1912. Miss Betti Amick recalls a 27 below zero spell, noting the thermometer held between 16 and 27 for two weeks and a sight by the Baltimore and Ohio depot on that morning.
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Shenandoah
Potomac River
Betti Amick
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Guardian Bank Qualified In Evelyn Cross Ward Case
The Shenandoah Valley National Bank has been appointed guardian for Evelyn Elizabeth Cross adopted daughter of the late Charles A Cross of Stephens City. Trust officer E G Rusk posted bond of 8000 dollars. The ward born January 12 1921 is made beneficiary under the late Mr Cross will.
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Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Evelyn Elizabeth Cross
Charles A. Cross
Stephens City
E. G. Rusk
Ward
Mr. Cross
Sea travel insurance pushed after ship disasters
Authorities plan a comprehensive inquiry into recent ship disasters including Morro Castle Mohawk with a proposal to require $10 000 life insurance for passengers. Secretary Roper prepares recommendations from Morro Castle inquiry while legislators expect a bill to Capitol Hill. Wagner urged a Senate commerce committee investigation stressing urgency after the Mohawk sinking.
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High
Mittee
Morro Castle
Roper
Commerce Department
Steamboat Inspection Service
Capitol Hill
Wagner
Senate Commerce Committee
S. V. A. Extends win streak with 48 13 victory
Shenandoah Valley Academy football? basketball quintet won their fifth straight game by defeating Bunker Hill High School 48 to 13. Kite led Hilltoppers with 10 points as Lose and Kite stood out for passing. Next up, S V A travels to Woodberry Forest School on February 4 for a stiff road test. Cadets will rest after the mid winter dance in A. this major academy event.
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Shenadoah Valley Academy
Bunker Hill High School
Kite
Hilltoppers
Lose
Woodberry Forest School
Orange
Baker
Busbee
Smith
Sears
Bunker Hill
L. Lewis
R. Lewis
Stipe
Keller
Olinger
Bodwell
Dean
Pierce
Pope
Kline
Chapman
Crowl
Crisman
S. W. Adams
Suspect Robbery And Murder In Carolina Blaze
Oconee and Pickens county officers investigate a robbery murder arson theory after Clarence Minton 34 and Claude Wilson 40 burned to death in a cabin near Seneca South Carolina. Neighbors heard a pistol report then the blaze. Minton had about 400 dollars and investigators found three pennies in ashes.
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Seneca
8. C
Oconee
Pickens County
Clarence Minton
Claude Wilson
Minton
Woman Charged With Murder In A Deep Mystery
Laurel Mississippi reports a 55-year-old widow Miss Daisy Keeton charged with first degree murder in a bizarre mutilation case. Keeton allegedly helped the accused slayer, her former secretary, W M Carter a 55 year old Laurel businessman, dispose of a body cut into pieces after a Saturday night killing. The investigation centers on how the legs were carried to a wooded area near Jones county.
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W.m. Carter
Laurel
Carter
Jackson
Miss
Miss Keeton
Jones County
Keeton
Sandersville
Mississippi
Daisy Keeton
Ouida Keeton
Jasper
Jack Deavours
Deavours
Varied Reactions At Hauptmann Trial Session
Notables from Princess Lichenstein to Edna Ferber and Clifton Webb share mixed views after attending a Hauptmann trial session in Flemington New Jersey. Reactions range from dramatic, sympathetic, to critical with comments on safety and procedure.
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Flemington
N. J
Princess Lichenstein
Edna Ferber
Lynn Fontanne
Hauptmann
William C. Wilentz
David T. Wilentz
Sylvia Gould
Jay Gould
Clifton Webb
John F. Condon
Bronx
William Collier, Jr
James A. Farley
Edward F. Breslin
Narcotics Raids Prompt Court Test in Baltimore
In Baltimore on January 29 United States District Judge W Calvin Chestnut examined Adolph Norman who surrendered to U S District Attorney Bernard J Flynn. The case hinges on whether his arrest rested on a local or New York warrant and whether his release applies to Baltimore or New York proceedings from the New Condon Hotel narcotics raid.
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Baltimore
United States
W. Calvin Chestnut
Adolph Norman
Bernard J. Flynn
Norman
New York
New Condon
Chestnut
Denver Problem Baby Regarded As Normal Child
Denver reports a day-old baby named Johnny Doe described as normal. His 13-year-old mother faces custody questions while doctors refuse a birth control procedure. The infant’s 45-year-old father serves a 20-year sentence in the state penitentiary.
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Denver
Johnny Doe
Colorado
Ruth Eleanor Crisman Bankruptcy Meeting Notice
Ruth Eleanor Crisman filed for bankruptcy in case No 1129. The first meeting of creditors is scheduled for February 8, 1935 at 3 p m. at which creditors may attend to file claims, appoint a trustee if needed, and transact other business.
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United States District Court For
Western District OF
Virginia
Jacob Lee Crisman
Winchester
Frederick County
Corporation
Harrisonburg
Edward C.martz
U. States
George Borden Guthridge
George Gorden Guthridge
Jed
Ward Co. Martz
Western District OF Virginia
Chas M
Chas. J Lockhart
Chas. M
Edward C. Martz
Ruth Eleanor Crisman
Pee
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