Hoover Plan to Stabilize Prosperity Discussed at Boston Meeting
At a Pollak Foundation and Harvard Club gathering in Boston the Hoover plan to relieve unemployment and smooth depressions was debated. Governors from Maine to other states pledged cooperation while data gaps on jobless numbers were criticized as essential to progress.
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Pollak Foundation For Economic Research
Harvard Club
Boston
Hoover
Brewster
Maine
Crime Gangs and Firearms in Cold Blood Codes
The text describes seven men lined up and shot with machine guns, signaling widespread contempt for law and civilized authority. It warns that gangs enjoy police protection and that informers risk severe retaliation, underscoring a code of silence and brutality.
French housing plan sparks debate on political labels
The proposal to build 200000 homes for workers and 60000 better class flats at moderate rents prompts discussion on whether it reflects socialism, paternalism, national policy, or an alternative label. The plan highlights state housing aims and government intervention in housing markets.
Tax system unfair to farmer urges economist England
Economist Prof Eric England of the Washington Department of Agriculture argues the tax burden falls on farmers and cannot be shifted. He notes taxes on buildings urban improvements and railroad properties raise prices for goods, and calls reexamining state and local taxation to improve equity amid changing economic conditions.
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Eric England
Department of Agriculture
Washington
England
National
Summons for Relief in South Carolina Case
The Federal Land Bank of Columbia sues Otis Thompson and others in Common Pleas. Otis Thompson must answer within 20 days, or the court may grant relief demanded. Attorneys Williams, Croft & Busbee file the summons. notice served in Aiken South Carolina with details of filing and deadlines.
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State OF
South Carolina
Court of Common Pleas the
Federal Land Bank of Columbia
Otis Thompson
Clerk of Court of Common
Laurens Street
Aiken
S. C
Williams, Croft & Busbee
Thos. T. Cashman
Court of Common Phos
Williams, Croft & Busbee Blain
PAY DAY COMING Editorial on South Carolina budget
An editorial in The Greenville News notes the General Assembly may pass a general appropriation around 11 million dollars for the year, with the bill before the Senate at about 10.85 million. The piece discusses proposed expenditures and future repayments, urging cautious budgeting amid debate over higher appropriations and potential tax or debt implications.
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General Assembly of
South Carolina
Senate
Hove
Hoover Aid Plan Prompts Farm Leaders Approval
A policy proposal from farm leaders seeks Hoover era relief with an immediate program to provide jobs. The plan aims to deliver aid and employment opportunities while presenting a unified approach to support farmers during economic strain.
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Hoover
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