Courts Must Shield Federal and State Workers From Back Taxes
The piece argues against retroactive income tax liability on federal employees by state or on state workers by the federal government after the Supreme Court ruling allowing such taxation. It urges Congress to exempt back taxes and for states with income tax to do likewise, asserting fairness and the need to avoid ex post facto injustices. It defends the decision as right but warns against its first applications causing oppression.
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Congress
U. S. Supreme Court
Old Home Week Murder Unfolds on Cape Cod Sleuth Case
Asey Mayo investigates a fire near Slade's studio during Old Home Week. A clue lies in a doctored official note from Billingsgate with town insignia, hinting at motives to deter witnesses. Bertha and Aunt Sara discuss keepsakes, while Asey traces printers in New Bedford for recent paper orders.
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Asey
Slade
Billingsgate
Bertha
Sara
Jeff
Brinley
Spinelin
Axey
New Bedford
Tillingsgate
J. Arthur
Arthur Brinley
Weston
Kay Thayer
Justice
Cook's
Mike
Kay
Asry
Congress
Philbrick
Tripp
Shorty
Win Billings
Grant
Win
Britney
Grantiah
Bill
Brinley Kay
Macbeth
Asey and Kay Spin Tales Amid Brinley Gate
J. Arthur Brinley figures in a town meeting intrigue as Asey and Kay discuss justice, Slade, and a pinned notice. The talk weaves through public life, hockey plans, Win Billings antics, and the rumor mill around Brinley’s possible schemes.
Jeff Palmer Beats Inferiority with Public Speaking
A 15 year old boy receives an electric shock that leaves him scarred and insecure. He overcomes fear by joining a public speaking class, gaining confidence, popularity, and a good job, showing that belief in self can triumph over trauma.
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Jeff Palmer
Jeff
Fidence
Globe News Publishing Co. announces 1939 duties and rates
The Amarillo Globe, an independent democratic newspaper, outlines ownership and staff with Aene Howe as president and publisher and John McCarty as associate publisher. It details Associated Press membership, mailing rates, and special delivery service for the April 3 1939 edition.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe
News-Globe
MAIL
the Globe
Tarzan Safari Ends With Hope Then New Peril Looms
Gonfala fears remaining in Africa as Stanley Wood comforts her. Tarzan promises a safe journey to the coast after a bright future, but fate hints at a darker, more harrowing chapter ahead.
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Gonfala
Africa
Stanley Wood
Moo
Tarzan
Hann
Fate
Spring training for every sportist readying the body
The article urges a gradual daily exercise plan for nonprofessionals to safely prepare for summer sports. It argues professionals train first to protect contracts and health, and warns amateurs and office workers who leap into activity without conditioning risk injury. It stresses starting now rather than picking up where last season ended.
Open hearings clash with secrecy in foreign relations panel
Washington reports that a secret meeting of the foreign relations committee on neutrality ended with no bodies carried out. Barkley pressed for open hearings to avoid diplomatic trouble. Borah and Johnson argued for open covenants and a longer debate. The panel barely favored openness, keeping the fight inside the Senate.
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Paul Mallon
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Washington
Foreign Relations Committee
Roosevelt
Barkley
Borah
Hiram Johnson
U.S
Europe
Senate
Johnson
Hi Johnson
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Amarillo Daily News
Ccse
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Sundhar
Disney
SONY
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Papa
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Sonny Boy
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Lord
Artie McGove
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Latin America
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Ellender
Louisiana
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Florida
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Bankhead
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