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...Adjustment Administration. Farmers owed the Government $139,335,742 for seed, feed and crop production purposes. They owed local agricultural credit corporations another $70,982,175, more than half of which had been in default for years. Of the $64,204, 300 borrowings in 1932, $42,740,721 remains unpaid. Governor Morgenthau figured that crop bounties offered a fine chance to balance his books, get farmers out of debt to the Government...
...Palace, despite the menace of the guns, President Machado could not believe that his Army & Navy-well paid while other Cuban Government employes have gone unpaid for months-had turned against him. He ordered his car, ordered War Minister Herrera into it, set off guarded by a machine gun squad to talk to the rebellious officers, who had gathered outside Havana at Camp Columbia. Promises, threats and a storm of rage from President Machado produced no result. The officers stood sullen until finally Lieut.-Colonel Julio Sanguilly, Chief of Aviation at Camp Columbia, spoke: "With all respect, General Machado...
...deducting their gift and an additional 25% from taxable income. Secret donors will have no publicity, but should they afterwards be accused of fraudulent tax returns they become immune to punishment and the gift may be deducted from the tax due. provided it is at least 50% of the unpaid...
Paul Schneider, 44, had taught manual training in Chicago's Washburne School since 1919. Like Chicago's other 14,000 teachers he had long been unpaid. He had borrowed to the limit on his life insurance, then let the policy lapse. Teacher
...beat the case without trouble. But a number of the members [of the House] are afraid if I waive immunity they will be bothered in the future by charges for little things. . . ." Finally he changed his mind again and agreed to a trial by jury. A mob of long unpaid, tatterdemalion Chicago schoolteachers invaded big Chicago banks to demand cooperation between banks and the taxless school board. Melvin Alvah Traylor put them off with an "I agree with you." Charles Gates Dawes cowed them with: "To hell with trouble makers...