Debt and Tax Burden Rise with Growing Government Spending
A 1930s-era critique argues that mounting national debt will double by year end, with spending outpacing gains in income. It blames profligate public works financed by bank loans, inflation fears, and rising taxes, warning future generations and questioning social security’s resilience.
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Columbus
America
England
Canada
Germany
United States
Washington
Breaking Point Ahead for Ohio Taxpayers in Revolt
The piece notes California tax protests over sales, chain store, and income taxes and warns Ohio may follow as tax burdens rise. It argues taxpayers tolerate government spending until rates become excessive, then demand efficiency from officials.
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Ohio
California
Townsend movement reshapes GOP signals without action
Washington observers say Republicans favor a show of support for Townsend votes without concrete policy moves. They expect Townsend’s influence to peak next Congress session, with no third party launch and a lobbying threat that could shrink as business improves.
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Doctor Townsend
Townsend
Father Coughlin’s Decline From Radio Influence
The article notes Father Coughlin once rivaled the Townsend movement in reach. It states many former listeners now afford gasoline for Sunday rides, reducing time spent listening at home.
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Father Coughlin
Townsendites organize New England civic clubs in districts
A returning Massachusetts congressman praises Townsendites for forming a network of civic clubs across New England. He notes remnants of old city groups united under central managers by each Congressional District. Hecklers were placed to disrupt meetings and force pledges of allegiance.
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Massachusetts
New England
Ciry
Tugwell Speech Tactics Rue Campaign Cover Ups
Pals of Postmaster General Farley leaked that Professor Tugwell should have his speech making curtailed. Tugwell is said to be under White House wraps and failing to wrap well. The theory is he appeals to intellectuals while Commerce Secretary Roper targets business men as Roosevelt relies on a broad appeal to the people. The strategy covers both sides of the street and the middle, but the story is time worn and will be revised before the next campaign.
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Farley
Noffort
Tugwell
White House
Commerce
Roper
Roosevelt
Roosevelt urged to tour more as campaign gains rise
An analysis notes President Roosevelt should extend personal appeals and hit the road more after a favorable Chicago trip. It argues his strongest asset is his personality, that improving business may risk a counterreaction when political costs rise, and warns against radio use in favor of direct appeals.
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Roosevelt
Chicago
Independent ticket eyed for Norris amid primary risk
A Nebraska political figure says Senator Norris may run on an independent ticket after renomination talk. Norris declined party ties and could face Republican primary trouble. Democrats plan to keep their own primary for patronage. Norris's future hinges on party affiliation and electoral moves.
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Nebraska
Norris
District Tales of Long Ago
Hocking County history spans 1870 to 1880 with tax value growth, crop yields, coal production, a major January 1878 snowstorm, and the 1879 platting by Levi Davis. The 1853 Agricultural Society lists officers and the first Logan fair in October.
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Hocking County
Levi Davis
F. A. Gibbons
Logan
Mulberry Street
Distant visits and local club notes from Nelsonville Albany and Columbus
Mrs Val Davis and Mrs A R Ely visited Nelsonville for a D A R luncheon. Ralph Antoinetto and family returned from two months in Europe. Silen Sayre of Jacksonville visited Columbus with his injured son. Daisy Marie Taylor of Hollister wrote a Christmas program. A voice study club organized in Albany with officers and a librarian.
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Val Davis
A. R. Ely
Nelsonville
Zane Dew
Ralph Antoinetto
Mies Mary
Helen Antoinetto
Paul
Europe
Silen Sayre
Jacksonville
Columbus
Daisy Marie Taylor
Hollister
Albany
F. Rotroff
Esther Dailey
Frank Coe
Willard McDaniel
Carpenter Union meeting covers talks and lodge officers
Contractors F. P. Phillips and J. F. Robbins spoke on carpentry at the Carpenter’s Union gathering at Red Men’s Hall. Paramathia Lodge No. 25 F and A M elected officers including C. O. Williamson Ned J. Wolf and others. A college play cast for The Man of the Hour featured Teresa Caruthers Adair Kesling and a host of actors. Mohican baseball team photo shows first playground group with Gist Oldfield Hamilton Oldfield Walter Barker and others.
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F. P. Phillips
J. F. Robbins
Carpenter's Union
Red Men's Hall
Paramathia Lodge
No. 25
F. and
A. M
C. O. Williamson
Ned J. Wolf
C. H. Horn
C. O. Moore
J. A. Palmer
Roy Hinchman
P. G. Dowler
Sam Burnon
Teresa Caruthers
Adair Kesling
Catherine Cavanaugh
Clinton P. Biddle
Boyd T. Dailey
L. K B. Grether
G. R. Sulcott
Byron Wolf
Otho N. Conway
W. R. Yaw
J. T. Stinchcomb
George Stuart, Jr
C. Be, Rust
W. D. Walsted
Mohican
Gist Oldfield
Hamilton Oldfield
Walter Barker
Richard McKinstry
Joe Morrison
Joe Basom
Burdette Foraker
Biggins
Swaim
Pidcock
Wilson
Hawkins
Bartlett
Shaffer
Townsend plan sparks reader reaction in public forum
RH McCRAY voices Townsend opposition in a signed Public Forum letter. He argues the 2 percent transaction tax will not destroy income, cites gasoline taxes and taxation fairness, and warns of an organized effort by special interests.
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Paul Mailen
Townsend
Sentiman
Elements
Bankers College
Crusaders
America
DA FE Townsend
RH McCray
Poets Corner Verse from Messengly Readers
A reader submission from Mrs. Bradley Meek Coolville Ohio asks for solace as a spouse gone for a day. The verse expresses loneliness and hope for reunion at a divine throne and fireside.
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Bradley Meek
Coolville, KR. D
Quotes on globe theory and League of Nations views
The clipping cites Wilbur Glenn Voliva disputing stratosphere photos claiming earth curvature. It contrasts remarks by Senator Arthur Vandenberg on the League of Nations as political rather than peaceful. Sir Norman Angell warns Britain may fragment if another major conflict erupts.
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Wilbur Glenn Voliva
Earth
League of Nations
Arthur Vandenberg
Michigan
Britain
Sir Norman Angell
Birthday Dinner Keeps Doctor Busy Amid Romantic Schemes
Dana Stanley plans a refined birthday dinner to win back her husband Dr. Scott Stanley as Paula Long and Dana’s family schemes threaten their happiness. A misdelivered dress and a secret budget flare complicate the evening while Scott hurries to an emergency call.
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Dana Stanley
Scott Stanley
Dana
Ronald Moore
Paula Long
Scott
Namecy
Ronald
Paula
Fats and vitamin carriers in a balanced diet
Dr. Morris Fishbein explains fat as a major energy source and vitamin carrier, notes fat soluble vitamins A and D in fats, and describes fat digestion in the duodenum with pancreatic juice and bile. He discusses safe fat limits and the role of fats in disease, urging a balanced daily intake and cautioning against excess meat reliance.
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Duodenum
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