Bond Taxation Will Be Aid
The article discusses whether Congress will authorize taxation on all future federal and state bonds, a move that would boost tax exempt issues already outstanding. It notes that even if not enacted now, it signals a trend toward taxing bonds and may lift municpal and treasury bond markets amid high reserve levels. It also contrasts President and Treasury views with constitutional amendment arguments.
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North American Newspaper Alliance
New York
Congress
Treasury Bonds
Treasury
S.S.S. Tonic Promises Energy and Red Cell Strength
An old advertisement claims S.S.S. Tonic rebuilds red blood cells and boosts energy, weight, nerves, and skin vitality. It presents the remedy as a simple internal treatment tested over generations and supported by scientific research, urging purchase at drug stores.
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S.S.S
Engineer's Show Promises Miracles At Amarillo College
The fourth annual engineer's show led by Dr. C. D. Crosno and Miss Bertie Warren comes May 5 in the Amarillo College building. About 3,000 visitors are expected to see water that burns, rings that float without wires, a remote control train, liquid air demonstrations, a synchronized light display and a high voltage test coil. Dr. L. V. Robinson will explain light and spectra, while chemistry demonstrations include spontaneous combustion and fluorosence. The event features exhibits from geology, physics, chemistry and radio controlled devices, with 50 engineer members contributing.
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C. D. Crosno
Bertie Warren
Amarillo College
Billy Martin
L. V. Robinson
Dr. Robinson
Clifford Sowder
Bob Maxwell
John Stinson
Wayne Fergus
Harry Neuhardt
The
Texas Company
Loyd Jenkins
van Bates
Gray Baker
J. F. Reed
I. W. Sanders
John Gray
Gray
Jack Anderson
Private capital demand key to economic recovery says critic
The piece argues that lowering debt or tax exemptions does little for recovery unless private industry regains confidence to borrow for expansion. It notes subdued capital markets, cites Consolidated Edison financing as not creating jobs, and stresses that true stimulus relies on industry taking risk with expected profits. Sir George Paish’s cautious view on monetary aid is included.
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Consolidated Edison
London
Sir George Paish
Sir George
Washington
U S Traffic Safety Council Reports Lives Saved
The National Safety Council says 1,550 lives were saved in the first quarter as traffic deaths fell 18 percent from 1937. March deaths totaled 2,180, down 22 percent, with five months showing a total saving of 2,380 lives. Dr. Crosno leads the show sponsors and program details call for auditorium arrivals before half hour starts.
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Chicago
National Safety Council Today
America
Co Eds Learn Lesson About Buggy Harness
In Reno Nevada co-eds at the University of Nevada hitched a horse to an old style buggy and set off to class. They could not explain why the buggy kept colliding with the horse until older students corrected the breeching and readjusted it. The incident earned them a new credit mark on their records.
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Reno, Nev
U.P
University of Nevada
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