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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1933
Page
4
Avalde Leader News urges prompt monetary and material support for the lower Rio Grande Valley disaster. It notes relief funds mobilizing nationally, the need for moral backing to aid reconstruction, and preliminarily reports citrus damage while cautioning against exaggeration of economic impact.
The San Antonio Light notes Lilienthal’s view that public power use should dominate private interests. It outlines three points: public use prevails after conflicts, communities may own plants to guard against high rates, and Muscle Shoals Norris line spurred the policy announcement.
The text questions head officials in government corporations for relief of the people who seem overconfident in judging financial success of projects. It notes reliance on money lent and points to railroads and insurance companies, and raises doubts about Wall Street advice and large foreign loans and whether they were repaid.
A Texas columnist argues the real motive behind replacing ad valorem taxes with a sales tax. He contends the burden falls on homeowners and workers while large corporations, pipelines, and lenders save billions, and warns local units would shift receipts to consumers, creating a two edged taxpayer burden.
A lobbyist rally in Austin aims to push lawmakers for increased funding as part of the biennial marchers plan to press the state legislature. The event centers on advocating higher allocations and sustained financial support.
On August 1 this year Chevrolet announced a blanket wage increase and adoption of a 73 hour work week while employing 12,000 additional men. The company praised the President's recovery program and expressed gratitude to Americans for Chevrolet’s role in the recovery, noting employment growth reflects broad consumer support.
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