National Legion backs universal draft push eyed for next Congress
The American Legion’s inner council signals no extra wartime relief requests next January as the group shifts focus to universal conscription. The plan hinges on White House action this fall and winter, with adjusted compensation and pensions pursued via executive measures.
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3UCK ROGERS Blast At 25th Century A.D Ray Tube
The report notes a blast involving 3UCK ROGERS at 25th Century A.D. Ray Tube, with details unclear. Pree Nowlan and Lieu Dick Calkins are mentioned in connection with the incident.
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Roosevelt lieutenants prepare to hustings in liberal re sell
Washington reports sketch a busy summer for New Deal leaders as Roosevelt administrations spread across the nation. Johnson Hopkins Tugwell Farley Roper O Mahoney await appearances and campaigns while policies from grazing to water rights draw scrutiny and support.
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Tax Collecting Plans Gain Favor in Installments
Municipal finance officials champion installment tax payments to improve early and steady revenue. Plans include semi annual quarterly monthly or weekly payments separate dates for units and pre payment options. Benefits for cities and taxpayers noted with cautions on penalties remission and administration costs.
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Carl H. Chatters
Municipal Finance Officers’ Association
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We Are Growing Older United States Youthful Share Falls
Metropolitan Life figures show the United States ranking fifth in youthfulness with under 20s at less than 38 percent. Russia remains the youngest with 49 percent under 20, while Alaska’s sale price and lasting U S Soviet ties are noted by analysts.
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Weeklong Meal Plan From Breakfast to Dinner
A dated food guide lists daily menus from Monday to Saturday including breakfast lunch and dinner. Entries feature varied items such as omelets, cereals, fruits, beef, pork, fish and vegetables with notes on preparation like baked halibut and Melba toast.
Tipton Buds Thank Helpers After Daughter’s Marriage
Mr and Mrs Tipton Bud express gratitude to those who assisted in their daughter’s marriage prompting this brief notice in the local column.
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John F. Dille
Questions and Answers on Health Plant Pigment Enema Gelatin Digestion
A condensed Q and A digest presents explanations on chlorophyll the green pigment in plants and how light exposure affects it. It covers enema use for constipation and the role of gelatin as a protein rich food, plus causes of internal trembling from abdominal gas pressure.
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Grammarships quiz answers
The corrected sentence uses this kind of orange is sweet. Brooch pronunciation is broch with o as in no. The misspelled word is mesmerise. Defalcate means to embezzle money held in trust. A ca word meaning ghastly is cadaverous.
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Texas Cities Get Relief Allotment
Secretary of the Interior Harold L. Ickes announced a $33,313,680 allotment from the Public Works Administration extra appropriation for 228 non federal projects across 28 states plus Alaska and Hawaii.
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A New Yorker At Large on New York Culture and Police Duty
A New Yorker At Large surveys a police post near President Roosevelts home on East 65th Street describing isolation and vigilance. It also notes handwriting quirks of performers and writers and reports on Sir Henry Irvings scrawl, theater life, frog jumping sports on Long Island, and Broadway shifts with new shows and actors.
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Dorothy Dix on vacations as vital life reform
Dorothy Dix argues that vacations, once seen as extravagance, are essential for body and mind. She says individuals need personal getaways, noting men seek quiet escapes while women want social outlets, and urges separate vacations to rekindle harmony and vigor at home.
Car Crash Fatal in Denison Claims Clerk
Denison resident C. N. Parham veteran railway mail clerk died from injuries after an automobile crash. Burial planned in Denison tomorrow.
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Sophie Kerr’s Great Mytt ym YGY and Life on a Quiet Town
Two friends in a stalled town discuss ambition and boredom. Jane, restless for a grand purpose, quarrels with social expectations while Amy offers practical cheer. They retreat to a tennis court where Jane’s talent clashes with vanity and tension over provincial life.
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Ditchwater
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Edgar Moreland
Vanny Hough
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