File:Samuel Untermyer, 1935 (2).jpg
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English: Nationally known New York attorney Samuel Untermyer visiting Southern California to speak about several issues including the need to replace high income taxes with a national sales tax, and the threat from the rise of Hitler and Nazism in Germany. |
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| Author | Los Angeles Times |
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