Patterning After Europe in Wealth Redistribution
The writer argues against wealth division through taxation and debt expansion, citing Europe and the United States. He critiques government borrowing, tax cuts, and high government income spent on offices, claiming these policies redistribute wealth from savers and workers to others. He warns Congress already takes a fifth of income and suggests reductions in investment incentives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Germany
Italy
Europe
United States
Ethiopia
Uncle Sam
Congress
Forests Reflect On Carbondale Growth And Caution
The Carbondale forest has grown from seedling beginnings to acres of tall trees. Foresters warn that careless smoking could destroy years of work and emphasize transmitting forest wisdom to youth to protect natural resources and yield future spiritual and financial profits.
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Carbondale
Carbondale Forest
Road Costs and Choices For Better County Highways
A dated opinion urges motorists to inspect local roads and the cost of upkeep. It argues voters favor new programs over taxes for roads, noting funds go to schools and pensions first. It contends high quality highways require paying the price through taxes and prioritizing spending.
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Peter
Paul
Salt From Ocean Promises Nationwide Value Reveal
The article posits ocean salt could fund the nation, equating its value to a deep one and a half miles of wealth, while noting how politicians' statements influence perceived worth.
Joe Louis Faces Calls for Rest Between Fights
A delegation of heavyweight boxers seeks a breathing spell for Joe Louis, while the President may be urged to approve pauses. Rumors suggest Italy could face trouble if it withdraws from the league and confronts Ethiopia.
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Joe Louis
Joe
Italy
Ethiopia
Upton Sinclair Relic Shelters in Pasadena Hideaway
Paul Mallon reports Sinclair’s quiet Pasadena home draws curious gossip as political circles note Olson leading EPIC influence across California. Despite retirement rumors, Sinclair remains a figure with grand plans, while access to him is by appointment only.
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Pasadena
Calif
Upton Sinclair
Rockefeller
Busch Family
Anheuser
Los Angeles
Colbert L. Olson
Olson
Sinclair
Sinclair and EPIC Plans Survey National Play for 1936
A political analysis argues EPIC founder Sinclair aims to spread his plan via a national lecture tour while building autonomous state groups. He backs Roosevelt selectively, seeks EPIC delegates in the Democratic primary, and contrasts production for use with New Deal funding.
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Huey Long
Sinclair
Mr. Sinclair
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
New Dealer
TVA
Farley-McAdoo
Federal Treasury
Passenger poll shocks Los Angeles broker aboard ship
A Los Angeles broker returning from San Francisco conducted a presidential preference poll among first class passengers. Results showed 51 for Roosevelt, 14 Republican and 8 Communist, sparking a harsh note about communism in the state and a quip about Mussolini’s motto.
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Los Angeles
San Francisco
Mr. Roosevelt
Unlucky Jaywalker Tied to 35.5 People Per Mile Comment
A survey reports 35.5 persons per square mile in the United States. An Oklahoma bank robber was sentenced to life after his lawyer sang Home Sweet Home. The jury reportedly mishandled the defendant.
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United States
Oklahoma
Adulterated Hamburg Charges Stir New York Noise Fight
A newspaper item links dip soup to Mayor LaGuardia's noise abatement effort and notes Pennsylvania lunch stand owners charged with adulterating hamburg. It questions how facts emerged while hinting at government experiments with youth under a pay-for- restraint plan.
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LaGuardia
New York
Pennsylvania
Hamburg
District Tales of Long Ago by George & Thompson
A memoir sketch on pioneer life outlines how sheep aided early settlers in Perry County Monroe Township aiding subsistence and defense. It recalls wolves as night raiders and the scarcity of firearms among Irish emigrants and a preferred weapon the shillala. The piece highlights George Thompson known as Squire as the first justice of the peace, serving over forty years.
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Emerald Isle
Monroe Township
Perry County
the Messenger
George Thompson
Squire
Ten Years Ago and Years Ago in Athens News
A roundup summarizes social events and travels in Athens and nearby areas. Miss Juanita Tefft hosts a party at her aunt Mrs. Emmett Parker’s home. Miss Ruby Mercer leads a music club discussion. piano numbers are performed by local youths. Judge Worstell and family visit Cambridge for Lawrence Worstell’s Harvard Law enrollment.
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Juanita Tefft
Emmett Parker
Ruby Gladys Mercer
Judge
L. G. Worstell
Lawrence
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard Law School
Health Hints and Diet by Dr Morris Fishbein
An emergency brain hemorrhage requires immediate action. Keep the patient flat on the side to prevent choking, call a doctor, and ensure quiet to preserve heart and brain blood flow. If recovery occurs, paralysis may follow and will improve with careful, guided muscle movement and nursing.
Poets Corner Verse by Mrs Wahl Glouster Memoir
Poets Corner reprints verses titled MY SHEPHERD presenting a devotional piece. The contributor is Mrs Mary Wahl with a return address listed as R F D No 4 Glouster Ohio. The text promises divine guidance and comfort through faith, ending with a vow to dwell in God’s house forever.
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Mary Wahl R
F. D
Glouster
Ohio
Nightclub Intrigue In Dover With Jean Dunn
In Dover 1935 Jean Dunn a stenographer for Donald Montague and Bobby Wallace car salesman visit The Golden Feather nightclub with Sandy Harkins and Larry Glenn a lawyer. Tension rises as Lanning Montague and two men discuss a potential assignment and danger looms over Jean and Bobby.
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Jean Duns
Bobby Wallace
Golden Feather
Art Lanning
Sandy Harkins
Sandy
Dover
Jean
Larry Glenn
Bobby
Glenn
Harkins
Lanning
Downstate
Jean Dunn
Donald Montague
Montague
Larry
Maplehurst
Sam
Government
Neten
Carly
Het
Chris Society
Jean Dhan
Pate”Ly
Trout
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Mussolini
AAA
George & Thompson
Jane Gill
Margaret Haskins
Tom Biddle
Mary Helen Lee
W. H. Bechtold
Akron
Mr. Bechtold
Athens Lodge
Royal Arch Masons
Coolidge
Omaha
Paul Fulwider
Nelsonville
W. A. Mills
Berlin
Grosvenor McKee
O. U
Wilson
G. L. Fenzel
Logan
J. T. Hope and Sons
Hope
Athens
DR. Morris Fishbein
Poets’ Corner
Mercy
Goodness
George Clark
Walter Seidell Lincoln, Neb
Lincoln State Hospital
Lynchburg
Police Department
Nel
World
Simpson Tunnel
I Is
Olden Feathe
Robert Bruce
NEA Service, Inc
Art
Eoeey
Passaic
Erences
Sersey
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