Who Pays the Tax and League Critique in One Column
The piece argues taxes fall on the common man through manufacturers and retailers, urging minimal tax levels tied to smaller government spending. It criticizes the League of Nations, praises civil service reform, and notes shifting views on tariffs, turkey ovens, and the New Deal amid political debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Murray
National Director
Association For Economy and Tax Equality
Capitol
Marland
The Fall and Restoration of a Nation Lesson Summary
A Sunday school piece traces Judah’s decline under wicked kings then its restoration through prophecy and return from exile. It parallels personal ruin and redemption, warns against misplaced ministerial perfection, notes Senator Borah’s declared candidacy, and urges timely tree planting and political cautions about New Deal opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Kingdom
Judah
Moses
Jehovah
Isaiah
Jeremiah
Yule Vision of Peace Amid War Talk
A reflective Christmas editorial contrasts the holiday’s peace vision with world conflict, urging reverence for the ideal of brotherhood and progress toward a world without fighting. It notes ongoing wars, urges practical action, and comments on public business red tape and local issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethiopia
The Brotherhood of Man and the Christmas Ideal
A reflective meditation on wealth and power versus spiritual equality. The author argues that Christ's Sermon on the Mount guides inner fulfillment beyond material status and imagines a distant future where humanity reaches true brotherhood and peace on earth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Ada Business Man Soon To Become American Citizen
Ada businessman Phil Freedman, a Tulsa transplant and Ada Tire and Supply manager, files for naturalization. Clerk Mrs. Della Bedford notes it is the county’s first naturalization filing since 1924 and predicts final papers early next year. Freedman was born in Riga 1903, became a Scot citizen, moved to the United States in 1923, and has since led Ada’s prominent merchandising operation. Other naturalizations in the county include citizens born in Russia and several other countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
League of Nations
Woodrow Wilson
Europe
Wilson
Mediterranean
Italy
Ada
Phil Freedman
The
Freedman
Della Bedford
Tulsa
Bedford
Glasgow
Scotland
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Tire and Supply Company
Lindberghs face renewed threats as secret plans surfaced
The Times reports intensified threats against Charles Lindbergh and his family after Hauptmann's trial. It notes secret passport purchases, careful concealment of departure, and increased danger since 1932 while the couple, with son Jon, seeks safety abroad amid renewed alarm and warnings from distressed followers.
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Washington
Fryen
Jon
The
Times
America
Evangeline Lindbergh
John C. Lodge
Detroit
Cardiff
Wales
Aubrey Morgan
Lindberghs
Hauptmann
Trenton
N.J
the Times
Paris
Anne Spencer Morrow
Dwight W. Morrow
Mexico
Charles Jr
Hopewell
Col
Henry Breckenridge
Ince
Hoffman Declines Comment on Lindbergh Influence Reports
William Conklin, aide to Governor Hoffman, said the governor had no comment on reports that his Hauptmann case actions influenced Col Charles A Lindbergh to leave the United States for residence in England. The governor was not expected at his office today.
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Trenton
N. J
William Conklin
Harold G. Hoffman
Hauptmann
Col
Charlies A. Lindbergh
England
Fur bearing animals aid Christmas funds in Pontotoc county
Fur bearing animals from Pontotoc county are being sold to provide Christmas money for many families. O Possum leads in supply, easily caught and contributing to a yearly business over $10,000. Mink hides bring from 4 to 5 dollars, though few minks are sold.
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Pontotoc County
Hauptmann files clemency petition awaiting court vote
Bruno Richard Hauptmann has filed a clemency petition with the New Jersey Court of Pardons. Col. Mark Kimberling sent six copies to clerk Albert Der Mann as Judge George Van Buskirk remains absent due to illness, reducing the seven member body to six voting members. Governor Hoffman is expected to convene the court later this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N.J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Court of Pardons
Col. Mark ©. Kimberling
State Prison
Albert R.dermann
Hauptmann
George van Buskirk
Hackensack
Neurological Hospital
New York City
van Buskirk
Harold G. Hoffman
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ADA Weekly News
News Publishing and Printing Co
Okla
Borah
Old Guard
George W. Norris
United States Senate
Nebraska
Literary Digest
Roosevelt
Prince of Peace
OERA
Brotherhood OF Man
Bruce Catton
Mr. Freedman
Riga
Russia
Hoffman
Glemengy
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