McNary Sees No New Taxes for Farm Aid in 1936
Senators including Oregon Republican McNary doubt the administration will seek new taxes next session even if the AAA processing levies are struck down. Treasury plans to raise 500 million dollars may be prepared, while some favor an export bounty or equalization fee to bridge farm relief until after the 1936 elections. The bounty would need federal funds and prior attempts failed.
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D. Harold Oliver Washington
Congress
Supreme Court
AAA
Treasury
Roosevelt
McNary
Oregon
Home Remedy for Bad Winter Coughs Saves Money
Advice to mix a cough syrup at home using Pinex and sugar syrup. No cooking required, yields a pint of medicine, costs little, and aims to ease coughing rapidly. Pinex described as a Norway Pine extract claimed to stop coughs quickly with a money back guarantee.
Two Ways Left to Raise Half-Billion Tax Funds
Experts at the capitol warned only two options remain to raise about a half billion dollars through taxes amid an election year. A general sales tax and heavier levies on small incomes were the alternatives considered, tying to price support schemes like the old McNary-Haugen plan vetoed by President Coolidge.
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Coolidge
Capitol
All Around The Town Holiday Visits Across The Region
Mrs Claude Brummel heads to Austin for holidays to visit son Marvin at University of Texas. Ernest Batson Mike Montgomery Lewis Simes and Bob Brummel arrive in Amarillo from Norman Oklahoma for OU studies. Rip Underwood travels to Bartlesville Oklahoma on business. Mrs J Lyles of Chicago visits her parents Mr and Mrs H A Nobles. Mrs H G Hamrick and son David return from Austin after legislature session, David served as messenger. Mrs W D Westbay and Iris depart for Oklahoma City for holidays. Mrs N P D Bartlett leaves for Kansas City to visit relatives. Mr and Mrs Hubert Hunter of Pampa visit Mrs Hunter's mother Mrs Jack Carroll and Mr
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Claude Brummel
Austin
Marvin
University of Texas
Ernest Batson
Mike Montgomery
Lewis Simes
Bob Brummel
Amarillo
Norman
Okla
University of Oklahoma
H. G. Hamrick
David
Fort Worth and Amarillo bring holiday visits and cinema bills
A dense list of visitors to Fort Worth Dallas and surrounding towns includes Miss Annabelle West visiting Lubbock and Jerry Gwyn visiting his parents in Over the Thanksgiving period. The piece also covers many local residents touring Oklahoma Texas and Dalhart and notes movements including Mr and Mrs W Cox moving to 1624 One Street and Bill Conway in Elena on company business. It closes with a rundown of Shrine Temple dances and multiple film showings and holiday events at Amarillo cinemas featuring The Band Plays On To Beat the Band and The Whole Towns Talking with star roles and orchestral acts for Thanksgiving celebrations.
Roosevelt plans Thanksgiving reunion at Warm Springs
President Roosevelt temporarily places budget talks aside to welcome the First Lady and James for Thanksgiving at the Little White House in Warm Springs Georgia. Mrs Roosevelt and James will join the President for a turkey dinner and a private luncheon while emergency expenditures are trimmed by 400 million dollars. A 20 minute Atlanta address is planned for Friday homecoming in Georgia, as thirteen child patients at Warm Springs were selected by lot.
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Francis M. Stephenson
Warm Springs
Roosevelt
James
Washington
White House
Warm Springs Foundation
Government Department
Buchanan
House Appropriations Committee
Atlanta
Roosevelt kin in Cambridge peppering cars with pellets
Cornelius Roosevelt, son of Col. Theodore Roosevelt and MIT student, was charged with attack with a dangerous weapon after peppering motorists with pellets from a spring gun in Cambridge Massachusetts. He claimed to be “the other Roosevelt” when arrested, with both names withheld.
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Cambridge
Mass
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Roosevelt
Durham Gets High Rock Island Post
The appointment of FE. M. Durham Jr as chief executive officer of the Rock Island Railway was announced by local rail officials. Durham, senior vice president of the Missouri Pacific Railway for several years, will assume duties December 1 and will have full jurisdiction over all departments.
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FE. M. Durham, Jr
The
Rock Island Railway
Mr. Durham
Ior
Missouri Pacific Railway
James E. Gorman to Remain Rock Island President
The report confirms full approval of James E. Gorman as president of the Rock Island system. He will continue as Rock Island president and trustee under appointment by the United States District Court.
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James E. Gorman
Gorman
Rock Island
United States District Court
Blue Star Ointment Promises Quick Itch Relief
Advertising copy claims Blue Star Ointment kills itch germs and relieves rash tetter foot itch ringworm or eczema. It offers money back on first order if it fails to relieve.
Aspironal Quick Relief for Colds Advertised
A vintage advertisement promises Aspironal provides fast relief from cold discomfort. It claims quick warming effects like a hot toddy, easing aches and runny eyes, then helps the body throw off the cold with gentle action. Family-size bottle offered at fifty cents with money-back trial.
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Aspironal
Els
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