Democrats Will Write Tax Bill As Treasury Help Is Limited
House Ways and Means Democrats insist they will draft the tax bill themselves not under Treasury dictate. They seek to implement President Roosevelt’s call for higher income levies while weighing excess profits versus a graduated corporate tax. Morgenthau met with the committee in secret amid talks of a compromise plan.
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Cources
House Ways and Means
Treasury
Capitol Hill
House Committee
Roosevelt
Morgenthau
Virginia highway funds totalling over 13 million allocated
Virginia's state highway department announced more than 13.5 million dollars in federal and state funds for road building and grade crossing elimination. The plan includes 3.7 million for crossing elimination and 3.6 million for federal road building, with 2.4 million from federal aid and 2.4 million from state funds to match, plus 1.5 million for convict labor costs. Public hearings will review Staunton and other districts.
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Elkton
McGaheysville
Harrisonburg
Staunton Road
WPMH
Staunton
Alleghany County
Crows-West Virginia Line
Rockbridge County
Brownsburg
Bath County
Millboro Springs
Nimrod Hall
Highland County
Vanderpool - West Virginia Line
Alleghany
Rockbridge
Bath
Highland
Augusta
Rockingham
Shenandoah
Page
Warren
Frederick
Clarke
WPSO
Berryville
Luray
Strasburg
Elaton
Hiand Sige Camp
Virginia
State Highway Department
H. G. Shirley
Dolar
Department
Shirley
Salem
Bristol
Pulaski
Lynchburg
Lexirgton
Fredericksburg
Culpeper
Richmond
Suffolk
Barbara Bell Pattern No 1703 B Pajama Fashion Ad
Barbara Bell Pattern No 1703 B showcases a two piece pajama with tailored lines and a feminine silhouette. Sizes 12 to 20. bust measurements 30 to 38. size 16 (34) needs about 4 1 2 yards of 39 inch fabric. Send 15c for the Barbara Bell Pattern Book.
Soft Ball Meet Set For Tonight
Captains and managers from both soft ball leagues will meet at 7 30 in the Men's Athletic Club rooms to discuss important club matters. Full attendance is requested.
Senate Fights Riders Attached To Measures In Congress
In Washington on July 24 the Senate united against riders to Roosevelt measures and moves to attach amendments to the AAA bill. Leaders said the stance could shorten the session while combatting an inflationary add on to the tax bill. Senator Norris urged against the tactic as the chamber considers steel inquiry, telegrams, and other political pressure connected to the Roosevelt program.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Borah
R-Ida
Norris
R-Neb
Senate Lobby Committee
Iron and Steel Institute
Schwellenbach
D-Wash
Death summons W. W. Symington finance figure
Baltimore, July 24. William Wallace Symington vice president and secretary of the United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company died today at his home after months of poor health. Grandson of Baltimore philanthropist William Wallace Spence, Symington studied at Exeter Academy in New Hampshire. He had been with the company since 1900.
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Baltimore
William Wallace Symington
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company
William Wallace Spence
Symington
Sitiuaten
Pullin
Educa A Xeter Academy
New Hampsnire
Marlboro Man Gets One Year For Stealing Chickens
Russell Clem of Marlboro was sentenced to one year in jail on a chicken stealing charge. He also received 30 days in jail and a $10 fine for catching bass illegally and fishing without a license. A previous report misstated the chicken sentence.
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Russell Clem
Marlboro
Clem
French Bankers Are Detained On Larceny Charge
Aubrey and George William Neidecker were detained in Norfolk on swindling and breach of confidence charges tied to the Bank of arts closure. Their brother B Coles Neidecker, bank head, released on parole in New York after Paris police arrested him as a fugitive from grand larceny. The Travelers' Bank in Paris was declared bankrupt by the Tribunal of Commerce.
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Norfolk
Newport News
Aubrey
George William Neidecker
Voters' Bank of Arts
B. Coles Neidecker
New York
Paris
Aubrey Neidecker
Commonwealth
John M. Arnold
Charles B. Borland
Anthony
Peter
Baltimore
Travelers’ Bank
Tribunal of Commerce
Hope It Is Not True Whip-Poor-Will Warning Cited
A folk belief claims death omen from whip-poor-will cries. Pointing at the bird’s head is said to avert the evil, though the practice appears superstitious and unverified.
PWA Officials Ready For Work Yet With No Assignments
About 20 men of the state works progress administration occupied three suites in Baltimore and awaited tasks in accounting procurement and disbursement. The current PWA staff includes State Administrator John N. Mackal and his secretary, with no accounts or procurements yet to process.
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Baltimore
State Works Progress Administration
PWA
John N. Mackal
Administration staff plan outlined with key appointees
A report notes projects approved but no public program released and no appointments to the administrator's staff. It states the new setup will include at least four key men alongside numerous subordinates.
Bank Transfer Correction Involving R A Kline and Brother
The Star corrects an error from yesterday about a Middletown firm. It states the firm did not transfer a judgment and that no assignment was made to Mi State Bank. instead Everett D Kline held the judgment of 432 43 and the bank did not take over.
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R. A. Kline and Brother
Middletown Mercantile Firm
Everett D. Kline
R. A. Kline
Bett D. Kline, I
Mi State Bank
E Star
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Barbara Bell
Winchester Evening Star
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New York, N. Y
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Bell Syndicate, Inc
Almost United Democratic Front
Bi Power
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