Congress Marches On Double Quick To Slash Income Tax
A battered, garbled report describes Congress moving swiftly to cut income taxes. A witness testifies amid confusion on tax legislation as leaders push for swift action with a resolution tied to $160 million in allocations. Details are unclear due to the damaged text but indicate urgent legislative activity.
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Congressional budget talks cite farm board funds and tax cuts
A Senate committee report outlines proposed reductions and allocations for the federal farm board and related agencies. It discusses tax relief, debt retirement needs, and modernization costs for aviation and naval programs, with emphasis on budget constraints and anticipated revenues.
Man Pleads No Guilty to Third Offense
Bum Sangh of Putnam Avenue pleads no contest to a third offense under the Craoke act by possessing intoxicated items. Bound over to the January grand jury on $2,000 bond after waiving preliminary exam. State Enforcement Officers Boge Wine and O. B. Baker and Deputy Sheriff Howard Ardrey reported the incident at Bum’s restaurant on Putnar area. He was indicted for arrest and had prior fines for possession of Logue.
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Russia Attacks U S Note on War Situation as Unfriendly
The United States issued a note on the Manchuria crisis drawing sharp Russian rebuke. Moscow and Beijing signaled a tentative path toward settlement while Washington, citing treaty pledges, pressed for restraint and calm amid diplomatic friction over the Soviet role in the region.
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Hoover Praised First Message Endorsement On Well Street
The report notes Hoover’s satisfaction with the initial message and its endorsement by local figures. It contrasts Democratic critiques calling the plan nothing new with Republican teachers urging rededication and reforms amid tensions at Well Street.
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Congress Opens Stock Counters Laden With Holiday Wares
City stores launch holiday window displays as the season nears. Merchants report strong crowds and early sales with departments staging festive decor and promotions. Shoppers expect a busy period ahead as weather remains mild and gift buying accelerates.
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Stu Insists He Murdered Woman at Henler Residence
Wagner claims he went to the Henler home to take the divorcee, found Mrs Hemler, shared a drink, then attacked her with a can of malt. He says he dragged the body to the river and dumped it. Authorities note Wagner’s confession aligns with certain case details.
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Signal's Party Provides Warm Sledding In Street Event
The Signal's sledding site on 2 Avenue hosts an evening event with two warming methods for attendees. City officials ensure safety and provide comfort items while keeping the area open for the community gathering.
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Accident case narrows as judge weighs damages
Court proceedings discuss a bus collision involving a statue incident and potential injuries to Stoneburner. Judge C F. conducted the session with arguments over damages totaling 19 560 dollars.
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Sullivan Leaves for Washington and Senate Seat
Casper resident Sullivan departs for Washington D C to join a special committee campaign and take a seat in the Wyoming Senate. The move follows his long service as a Republican activist and party committeeman, with ties noted to economic development and national success narratives.
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Man Shoots Children in Tragic Family Crisis
A man, driven by fear of losing custody amid marital discord, shot his two children then wounded himself. Police found him half crazed with a pistol, and he was taken to a hospital for observation.
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Unclear Text About Monday Hunted Near Cleveland
Damaged OCR mentions Monday hunted near Cleveland with garbled names and unclear events. References a plane sighting over East Cleveland and multiple air calls from Seon, but key details and entities are illegible.
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River Campbell Retires as Acting Chief of Steel Company
River Campbell steps down as acting chief of Youngstern Steel and Tube Co amid merger speculation with Chicago interests. Frank Bewill takes the presidency as the company reorganizes. later, ties to Washington ambassadorship and broader steel industry concerns surface amid national political tensions.
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Eleven Crown Tatuis Crew Drowned Near Gardner Island
A crew from a distant city perished when their vessel crashed on Gardner Island, about 200 miles southwest of Honsich. The incident prompts searches and rescue discussions among authorities.
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Nomination Rumors Stir New Jersey Amid War Crisis
Partial OCR text reports possible Secretary of War pick for a cabinet post linked to the late James W. Good and mentions political struggle in New Jersey involving former Senator Joseph Fre, with speculation on elimination from the Republican race amid wartime considerations.
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International Ladies' Garment Workers Union pushes Western organizing drive
The International Ladies' Garment Workers' Union at its 20th biennial convention in Cleveland announced a broad campaign to organize garment centers in the western states. Delegates will consider resolutions for strikes in New York Boston Chicago Philadelphia Toronto and Cleveland at the convention, with further action in Montreal and other cities anticipated.
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Murderer Sets Fire to Hide Crime in Columbus House
Firefighters found a body inside a damaged residence in Columbus after a blaze believed aimed at concealing a murder. Police and the attorney general’s office investigated the scene while residents questioned the property’s upkeep and tax use.
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Rothstein Murder Trial Details Night of 1928 Shooting
The transcript describes Arnold Rothstein's final hours on November 4 1928 in New York. He spoke with James Meehan and others before being shot near Lindy’s restaurant and later dying at Park Central Hotel. A key witness testified about Rothstein’s last plans and movements that night.
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Weather report from Columbus area with mixed conditions
The bulletin notes partly cloudy skies in Columbus with snow flurries along the lake and very cold conditions in extreme west portions. Temperatures rise slowly Thursday in southern areas, while northern regions experience snow flurries and chilly air.
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