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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1929

Page

9

Local Bills Run Up Tax Burden in State

Comptroller General A J Beattie warned at a national auditors meeting that South Carolina locals push tax burden to counties through local legislation. He explained that county revenue measures pass without public scrutiny, elevating county levies by two to five mills and increasing property rent and personal taxes for local purposes.

South Carolina A. J. Beattie San Francisco National Association of State Auditors Beattie General Assembly

Cedar shades and tricorne hats rule fall fashion

Wherp Latests surveys cedar shades in wool dresses worn by Salley Starr with bow trims and a pleated hem. Black satin bodices pair with tan and black felt jackets, while tricorne hats in black brown and green offer youthful shapes. Schoolgirl outfits feature velveteen tweed and shepherd plaid contrasts for fall.

Cecile Salley ‘Starr

Pensions Bureau Faces Systemwide Confusion

The piece outlines a Hoover era push for pension reform noting four separate agencies handling veterans benefits create overlap and conflict. It cites 125,000 pensioners at year end with disbursements near 228 million dollars and highlights Spain and Indian War veterans amid aging Civil War cases.

Hoover Commissioner of Pensions Bureau of Pensions Secretary of the Interior Veterans Bureau Spain Pension Bureau United States Msie Hts

President Hoover Voices Savings via Consolidation

President Hoover argues that consolidation can save millions and improve service but would cut clerks and jobs, risking discontent among workers. He cites aging trends and a New York survey showing few 40 to 55 year olds find work after 18 months, questioning how to fund old age amid longer lifespans and shorter work periods.

Hoover New York Commission New York Employment Bureau

Women and wages survey by Dr Glenn Frank

Dr Glenn Frank surveys 25 major industries and reports wage scales. Overall weekly earnings average about 26 dollars. Ad men 20.86. skilled workers 30.80. unskilled 24.12. women including skilled and unskilled about 174. One fifth of women are wage earners while many support families. He argues wage discrimination may arise from home living and family breadwinner roles and predicts later economic equality following political equality.

Glenn Frank Rie Lake Nini Br. Frank

Danger in Working Radium Industry

Federal report calls for abolition of the radium industry due to worker danger. Fifteen deaths and eighteen more poisoned, amid an industry employing about two hundred fifty people.

United States Department of Labor

Doctors Know Safe Method to Preserve Milk and Foods

Doctors explain a single safe method to preserve milk and other perishables. This method emphasizes proper handling, temperature control, and timely preservation to prevent spoilage and illness.

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