Tax Cuts Urged to Ease Public Burden Says Rossetter
National Organization to Reduce Public Expenditures argues the US tax load averages 123 per person yearly and could be cut by about 25 percent with proper government economy. Rossetter notes federal costs rose faster than income and calls for living within means amid recession. Senators Ashurst and Barry quoted expressing skepticism about debate and integrity.
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French Soldier Pay Rise Debate in Chamber
The French Chamber of Deputies weigh a measure to raise soldier pay from 25 centimes to one franc per day. Commentaries compare costs of maintaining the French force to the American army, noting poilus would earn about four cents daily if approved, highlighting pay disparities between the two nations.
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Cutting the Work Schedule
Economist Glenn Frank argues for shortening the American labor day and week to match a machine driven economy. He cites underutilization of workers, envisions universal twenty percent time reduction, warns adaptation will be difficult, and calls for national policy changes possibly under interstate commerce and welfare clauses.
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Bombelli’s Astonishing Proposition To Otho At Post One
In a desert outpost near Mekazzen Maj. Riccoli guards a detachment of the Foreign Legion as a mysterious Bombelli, a former opera star and agile con artist, ingratiates himself with Otho and the English crew. Bombelli brandishes a hidden allure and hints at bold plans that could reshape loyalties within Post One.
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Dan Thomas in Filmland Hollywood Notes on Harlow Cantor Lloyd
Jean Harlow headlines as the platinum blond heroine of Bombshell depicting a celebrity rise and fall linked to Paul Bern's death. Samuel Goldwyn says Eddie Cantor will star in Shaw's Androcles and the Lion with added glamour. Harold Lloyd plans a new picture after returning from Europe, noting strong box office for Movie Crazy and considering European market impact.
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Guiding a First Aid Shelf
Mrs Agnes Lyne advises on teaching children independence in basic hygiene and minor mishaps, stressing that once they can wash and dress themselves they should handle small injuries without rushing to a caregiver. The piece outlines steps to build confidence and safety habits for young setters of home care.
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Golf risk for angina patients in health talk
Drs Fitzhugh and Hamilton identify golf as a key danger for angina pectoris patients, noting eight of one hundred deaths linked to the sport. They urge avoidance after an attack and recommend alternative safe hobbies, highlighting long journeys and lifestyle factors as common precursors to fatal episodes.
Silly Symbol Packs Em In At Greenwich Village
New York gossip notes the Village’s carnival of absurdities led by The Nut Club and a dozen other exploiters of crack comedy with low prices and big crowds. Sinclair Lewis and Flo Ziegfeld are profiled for their volatile temperaments and creative bursts.
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First Aid Shelf for Home Emergencies
The article urges placing a first aid shelf on the ground floor with burn remedies disinfectants bandages scissors and tape. It argues children should be trained to treat minor injuries and report to mother, reducing self pity and fostering independence in emergencies.
Governor Ferguson Signs Banking Plea
Governor Ferguson signed and filed a House concurrent resolution urging the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to place 50 million dollars in the Texas Home Loan Bank to refinance mortgages not exceeding 25 percent of their original amount. A Senate concurrent resolution naming The Texans the official band for the Washington inauguration was also signed, with Paul Leeds of Wichita Falls as director. Approval was given House Bill 263 amending funds for county and road district highway accounts.
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Paul Leeds
Wichita Falls
Extortion Attempt Falls Short in Crowell Case
Vernon viewers report an extortion attempt targeting C. P. Sandifer, a wealthy Crowell landowner. The suspect sought 2500 dollars, but trap efforts failed and investigation continues.
Audited and Answer Key for a Crossword Puzzle
A solvable crossword list with horizontal and vertical clues. Entries include terms about governance, anatomy, measurements, time, and geography, plus theme hints such as scales, architecture, and ancient cultures.
Reddy Fox and Mrs Reddy Clash in Snowy Fracas
In a brisk woodland tale Reddy Fox evades Mrs Reddy who pursues him with snarl and teeth. Reddy pins her in the snow after several dodges and warns of a trap as tempers flare in a brief confrontation.
Inauguration Week Radio Concert Preview in New York
The WEAF NEC chain plans a pre inauguration concert Friday night featuring Rosa Ponselle Efram Zimbalist and Lawrence Tibbett with the National Symphon Orchestra. U S Army Band provides an afternoon parade preview on WABC CBS. Schedule lists WEAF NBC WJZ NBC and CBS programs with various performers and times.
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Trap on the stump warns Mrs Reddy in Burgess tale
Reddy reveals a trap set on a stump to warn his wife about hidden dangers. He explains the trick to lure the curious and recounts a brother's toe injury from a similar trap. The couple decide to return to their old home as life grows uncertain.
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