Federal Tax Takes Effect Across Broad Range of Goods
The new federal tax applies to theatre tickets and entertainment with a 10 percent rate above 40 cents, a 3 percent charge on electric bills for part of the month, and a one cent gasoline tax plus four cents on oil once retail stocks run out. Other levies cover tires, autos, radios, cameras, candy, and jewelry, aiming to raise 645 million of 1 1185 million expected revenue for the year starting July 1. income and corporate taxes start January 1, with boats taxed in July and postage rates rising July 6.
Garner Favors Dry Law Repeal
Garner argues against prohibition and calls for repeal. He criticizes tariff barriers that hurt exports and urges real relief through work programs rather than dole. He supports debt collection from debtor nations and warns against socialism and communism.
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Garner
Governors Mull Copper Use in Two Coast States
Governors Julius Meier of Oregon and James Rolph Jr of California told Governor Hunt in letters that they are studying copper usage in their states. The communication signals consideration of copper in public works and policy guidance from both states.
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Phoenix
Goverors
Julius Meier
Oregon
James Rolph, Jr
California
Hunt
Smith McAdoo Clash Foreshadowed in Roosevelt Contest
The piece notes Smith and McAdoo join forces against Roosevelt with a history of 1924 ballot battles. It cites their support for Garner, potential showdown before balloting, and the Roosevelt two thirds rule debate. Homer Cummings backs eliminating the rule while Farley stays noncommittal.
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Faye
Ing
Mr. McAdoo
Smith
Garner
Roosevelt
California
McAdoo
New York
Police Arrest Law Breakers In Liquor Crackdown
Judge Oney presided as fines were handed to W F Wister and Geo Freeman at $15 each for liquor transportation with 90 days suspended jail terms. Steve Harris received $15 and two 90 day suspensions. Dad Edgerton ordered to close his beer joint with no fine due to age and poverty. J B Kelly left town after a $10 fine for disturbing the peace following a similar beer hall case. Marie Anguino was fined $10 for operating a Southside beer joint with a 90 day suspended sentence. Jail terms may be invoked if violations recur. Losano and Leyva to get a hearing before Judge P A Law-
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W. F. Wister
Geo. Freeman
Steve Harris
Edgerton
J. B. Kelly
East Second Street
Marie Anguino
Southside
Losano
Leyva
P. A. Law
Girl recalls romance and wedding plan with Hutton
The woman testifies to an attorney about a love scene with Hutton describing his kiss and proposing marriage. She says they tentatively set a March wedding because he spoke of expected oil wells and a bright future, including plans for a home near Glendale.
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Page One
David
Hutton
Glendale
Action On Highway Budget Delayed in Arizona
The Arizona legislature delays action on the highway budget as critics note a lack of county representation in the proposal to shift oversight to the commission. Dell Potter and Rev. James Crutchfield press for road policy changes while Eagar residents seek a link road between state routes 71 and 73 funded from maintenance funds. Delegations from Clifton and Klondike request surveys and studies on roads in Greenlee and Apache counties.
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Stewart
Maricopa County
Commission
Taxpayers’ Association
On Road
Work In
Arizona
Peter
Eagar
Hagar
Coronado Trail
Klondike
Winkelman
Hearing date pending officials say
Officers stated that a hearing date has not been set yet and no schedule is available at this time.
Arizona Gas Tax Revenues Shared with Counties May Totals
The Arizona Highway Department reports May gasoline tax collections at 254 721.59 dollars. The state keeps 178 305.12 dollars and counties receive 76 416.47 dollars. Apache 1 431.76. Cochise 5 338.96. Coconino 4 033. Maricopa 30 788.72. Mohave 1 891.86. Navajo 2 718.66. Pima 11 101.33. Pinal 3 009.68. Santa Cruz 1 500.92. Yavapai 4 952.09.
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Phoenix
Arizona Highway Department
Cochise
Coconino
Maricopa
Monave
Santa Cruz
Asiatic Monroe Doctrine Urged at Tokyo Dinner
Former U S ambassador Ishii urged Asia to heed a Monroe Doctrine scenario arguing Japan would resist U S dominance in Asia. Joseph Grew responded that America will uphold international peace and warned against interference in the western hemisphere or Asia.
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Tokyo
Kikujiro Ishii
United States
Asia
Joseph C. Grew
Japan
Grew
America
M. Ishii
Orient
Western
Joyner Outlines Arizona Fish Culture Plan
W C Joyner state game warden releases a bulletin detailing Arizona waters to be stocked with fish. Plan includes seasonal lake closures, two carloads of fish via federal bureau of fisheries, and Hunt bass hatchery at Papago Park eight miles from Phoenix. Nine reservoirs will house big mouth and small mouth bass with costs covered by the department and Governor Hunts unemployment relief fund.
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Phoenix
Ariz
W. C. Joyner
Arizona
Bureau of Fisheries
Hunt Bass Hatchery
Papago Park
Fraps
San Carlos Lake
Mormon Lake
Lake, Mary
Joyner
Hunt
Sunday School Board Elects New Leaders at Camp Meeting
P W B McCreary of Anderson was named president of the board of Sunday Schools at the International Church of God camp meeting and ministerial assembly in Anderson. Miss Arina Goglin, also of Anderson, was elected secretary treasurer. Both will serve three year terms.
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Anderson
Ind
W. B. McCreary
Board of Sunday Schools
International Church of God
Arina Goglin
Man Receives Letters From Hell Paradise
C. E. Blackburn, manager of Union Depot News, reports letters from Paradise Arizona and Hell Sweden as part of his hobby collecting postoffice cancelled envelopes. He has hundreds of envelopes from oddly named places around the world.
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ST. Paul, Minn
C. E. Blackburn
City Marshal Shot After Being In Office Three Weeks
Wiley Florence city marshal of Parcell Oklahoma died from a bullet wound after three weeks in office. He was fatally wounded yesterday. Joe Biggerstaff, recently discharged as a policeman by acting mayor B H Rackley, was arrested. County attorney Purman Wilson said Biggerstaff claimed I made a mistake I shot the wrong man.
Copper Tariff Takes Effect In Arizona
PHOENIX June 21 The four cent tariff on copper enacted by Congress went into effect today Governor George W P Hunt a leader in the tariff fight said increased consumption of copper stocks would be needed if Arizona is to profit from the levy He urged stabilizing the industry and suggested at least a ten cent a pound tariff to protect the industry.
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Phoenix
Congress
George W. P .Hunt
Arizona
Cure for low mood exists in American factories says scientist
Myron A. Lee of Cornell argues production control methods already demonstrate a factory level remedy for low mood through planning stock, credit and marketing to fulfill orders with minimal waste. He says all factors—capital, equipment, labor, and customers—are available, needing only distribution analysis.
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Associated Press Science
Syracuse
N. Y
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Myron A. Lee
Cornell University
Lee
Drr
Paul W. Merrill
Mount Wilson Observatory
Carnegie Institution of Washington
Earth
Democrats Could Abolish the Two-Thirds Rule
Chicago dispatch explains how Democrats might replace the two thirds rule at the convention. A Rules Committee from each state could propose governing rules allowing the presidential candidate with a majority or plurality to be chosen. The proposal would come before any rules are adopted and would require party parliamentary action.
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Chicago
Wives of Ex-Soldiers Plan Capitol March if Bonus Not Granted
Mrs. George Huey of Pittsburgh warned today that if Congress does not grant a cash bonus to war veterans by week’s end she will lead a group of ex-soldiers wives to the capital to join bonus seekers encamped there.
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Pittsburgh
George Huey
Congress
Poultry Group Names Arizona Association Officers
Evern ett Moon of Phoenix was elected president at the Arizona Poultry Association board meeting. Leslie Guthrie of Tempe was named vice president and A. E. Templin of Phoenix secretary treasurer.
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Phoenix
Evernett
Moon
Arizona Poult "Ye Association
Leslie
Guthrie
Tempe
A. E. Templin
Observational Notes on Cosmic Shells and Diet Fatigue Relief
Astronomers hint at outer shell properties of new stars from recent discov ery. Dr. Donald A. Laird of Colgate University reports at an industrial engineering symposium that normal young women aged 18 to 23 who followed a high carbohydrate diet reported fatigue reductions of about 38 percent after eating spaghetti noodles bread cakes and desserts.
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Earth
Donald ‘A. Laird
Colgate University
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