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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1928

Page

4

State politics and highway power loom in South Carolina

A jumble of references to county levies and school district matters frames a broader view of governance. The piece discusses Governor Richards, the State Tax Commission, and possible successors, noting Lyon’s term, a pending court case with Southern Railway, and increasing highway department influence over appointments, which some see as eroding the commission’s authority.

Bey Aiken Bald “Field Road Hersin S.ording Peter Realding Sald Ter Nsiden Viesk A. M APM State Tax Commission General. Assembly Richards J. Frasier Lyon Lyon Atil Southern Railway Company Tre Uate Mit Ieee Capitol Commission Tax Commission State Highway Department Department State Highway Commission Nate Tax Commission Southling Havinngs Highway Department

Martin B Madden Dies After Long Public Service

Martin B Madden, longtime Illinois representative and key figure in appropriations policy, served as a trusted authority on government expenses. His death occurred suddenly while working at his desk, ending a career shaped by integrity and influence in Washington.

Martin B Madden Iinois Elie Hellee

Balloon Aviators Hear Sounds From High Altitude

The Nations' Association of School Teachers supports regulation hours as sufficient for study after school. Balloon aviators report hearing a church bell, a man’s shout, a barking dog, and an engine whistle from miles below. The cricket and frog croak reach half a mile above the earth.

The Nations’ Association ‘of

Foreign industry survey notes U.S. firms expand globally

A survey shows 15,000 million dollars in ten years funded for foreign operations to aid American business. Over 250 leading U.S. firms run foreign subsidiaries in many countries, employing thousands, with giants like General Motors, Standard Oil, United States Fruit, Ford, General Electric, and Westinghouse among the most prominent.

Gen Eral Motors Standard Oil United States Fruit International Telephone Ford Motors Big Four Packers Rubber Companies Aluminum Company of America National Lead General Electric Westinghouse

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