Tack Letters Continued From Page Two
A jumble of reader inquiries seeks missing addresses work housing and lost items from Stratford Texas. Notes request help locating a man’s address a renter asks for a place to live a reader reports a found dog a nurse seeks work and a widow seeks farm work for her son with contact details and locations throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tack
Fox
Line Avenue
Kirks
Raymond Goodwin
Vega
Texas
P. J. Sanders
Great West Mill
Doris Sanders
Married woman seeks cleaning and laundry work
A young married woman offers cleaning or laundry services with references and low rates. She provides address 1804 South Pierce Street rear and phone Dial 2-3704. Also notes a Christian woman seeks housekeeping or companion work and lists Dial 2-3062. A 21 year old jobless housekeeper Pearl ie May requests work at 3911 East Fifteenth Avenue Humphrey's Highland with references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tack
Oo. G
Dial
Jackson Street
South Pierce Street
Teck
East Fifteenth Avenue
Banking history and critique of public trust in banks
A historical overview traces banking from the revolution to the Federal Reserve, noting early banks, national banking in 1864, and the 1913 currency law. It argues banks were meant to serve the people but warns that finance and politics have eroded government oversight, urging honesty and sound principles in home financing and lending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UU. S&s
United States
Congress
Federal Reserve
Washington
D. C
Banks Under Government Control and Silver Payments Debate
A column argues for direct government control of banks to protect depositors and prevent foreclosures, cites U S housing losses, and discusses England’s silver payments. It laments violence by gangsters, recalls past torture debates, notes the whale bone trade’s decline, and comments on Germany’s drive to reorganize church and Red Cross along Aryan lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Anna M. Decker
Amarillo
Texas
England
Voices of protest against the rotten system in place
A reader writes about widespread hardship amid plenty and the glaring distribution failures. The author condemns luxury for the idle while the hardworking endure want and laments lawlessness in high places.
Tax dodging scheme seen in stock dividend abuse
The piece attacks a Senate issue exposing a scheme by which executives avoid income tax by receiving dividends in stock and later issuing more stock to fund properties, arguing tax exempt securities should end and that every income earner should face taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Senate
Red Cross Aryans and skull shapes questioned in Britain
A fragmented comment contends some men resemble “Red Cross Aryans” yet are not Aryans, noting skull shapes reflect mixed ancestry from Asiatics, Tartars, Mongolians, Huns, and Basques in England’s medieval past, while Britain’s view of the dollar soured after a Saturday shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
England
Pyrenees
Economic Upturn Supported by Steady Demand and Steel Output
The text notes tolerable dollar value at home and improving need, with industry reports showing gradual absorption of unemployment. Steel production has reached sixty one percent of peak boom-time levels, indicating steadier output as the economy heals.
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E. M. Starker
Stratford
Johnson Street
Ong Street
Fillmore Street
J. P. Morgan
London
India
Uncle Sam
George Messman
Angeles
Germany
Hitler
Universal Church
International Banking House
Morgan
Associated Press
Kellogg’s
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Europe
Janet
B.O
The
National Security Assn
S&s. Hamilton
Beverly Hills
Dailf
Lever Brother A CO
Chesterfield
Lhcertz & Myers Tosacca Co
Ae “Fey
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