Impeachment Call Over Tax Exemption for Six Companies
Nevada officials and attorney A Harmon allege Secretary of Interior Lyman Wilbur promised no state taxes on Six Companies property at the Hoover Dam site. The Clark County commission seeks governor guidance on authority to exempt firms from taxes, warning of constitutional overreach and potential $150,000 annual impact. Other states watch, fearing ripple effects on tax policy and state sovereignty.
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Ray
Secretary of Interior
Harmon
Associated Press
Colorado
Clark County Board of Commissioners
Clark
United States
Nevada
Message of Common Sense for Arizona Government
Editorial urges across city county and state bodies to curb expenditures to ease the tax burden on Arizona’s productive income. Citing Arizona Industrial Congress figures, it argues 1932 production will fall to about 65 million while total taxes rise toward forty percent of income, calling for drastic, broad cuts by supervisors and councils.
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Arizona
Arizona: Industrial Congress
Po “G. Spilsbury
The
Arizona. Daily Star
Holbrook
Daily Star
Arizona Business Review
Arizona Industrial Congress
County Attorney Seeks Re-Election in Navajo County
The County Attorney announces candidacy for re-election as County Attorney of Navajo County subject to Democratic Primary voters. The primary is set for September 13, 1932. D. McCauley is listed as the candidate.
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Navajo County
Co. D. McCauley
Mary A. Brown
G. T. Stevens
Winslow
Arizona
Hitchcock Appeals for Friend Support in 1932
In a brief note dated 18, 1932, Charlie Hitchcock asks for the support of his friends and expresses appreciation in advance for their backing.
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C. M
Charlie) Hitchcock
Congress activity highlights economic relief and relief programs
Senate debated economy measures with a final vote on the pro gram. Banking committee studied unemployment relief proposals. Finance considered Edgar B. Brossard nomination to the tariff commission. Agriculture took up a 50 million shell relief for farm beans and wheat. House reviewed various bills and farm relief measures. Senate actions included 48 million veterans savings cut and rejection of a 10 percent furlough substitute, with appropriations reported for a 389 million War Department bill.
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Edgar B. Brossard
Tariff Commission
Banking
Appropriations
War Department
House
Youth killed near Tucson identified as Joe O Connolly
The body of 18 year old Joe O Connolly of Globe Arizona was identified after being found near railroad tracks two miles northwest of Tucson. A 16 year old companion said Connolly fell from a Phoenix bound freight train and died from a broken neck.
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Tucson
Joe O. Connolly
Globe, Ariz
Francisco Wright
Connolly
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