Camden Record-News announces editorial changes at County post
The Camden Record-News, edited by Warren and published by Burscht, notes a new posting at the county post office. The brief item mentions procedural changes and the paper’s continued operation in Corral County.
Tax Exempt Bonds and Federal Income Tax Debate
The article discusses Senate action on taxing exempt securities, the long debate over how tax-exempt bonds affect federal and state revenues, and advocates ending tax exemptions on new or existing securities. It cites figures on outstanding bonds and argues that removing exemptions would strengthen the progressive income tax.
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Stessett
Howeser
Am Congress
United States
Ogden L. Mills
Secretary of the Treasury
Elause
Vourvich Mem
Dcesaee
Congress
Laughing at a Moonshine Tale Across Two Nations
A London toastmaster recounts a favorite Oklahoma yarn about a prospector who spills moonshine and a rat that guzzles the liquor. The rat’s drunken swagger prompts a cocky stance and a challenge to a cat, a story the English host later repeats at length, claiming American humor.
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Sam Blythe
Oklahoma
London
Sy Moon
Lenny
Purdue Extension Notes on Agriculture and Marketing
Agricultural topics cover cooling sheds for barns, bush lima beans, flock management, Indiana land trends, price shifts, brooder care, corn margins, grass range environments, harvested crop declines, and marketing problems. Purdue University Extension in Lafayette Indiana offers further guidance on these farming subjects.
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Local News Bits and Social Visits Around Flora and Vicinity
Kenneth Leiber visits with Dean Sanderson at Flora. Mrs W Bender travels to Evansville to visit her daughter. Poultry buyers seek top prices by phone 80A Vimner Wise Camden. Charles Bryan family and others visit Russiaville relatives. Frances and Lois Sanderson of Flora stay with Gerald Leiber. Local social notes include Chester and Lesh families, and David Bohannon with son Allen in Albany Illinois visiting Kenneth Bohannon. Street dances in Camden Tuesdays 8:30 to 11:30 p.m. Good music, all invited. Jackie Rufing of Delphi visits grandparents C F E Baker and wife. Mr and Mrs Wilson Busch of Burrows dine with Joy Edging family. Charles Wilson of Galveston recently named postmaster, died of heart attack. Paul Kali spending summer with parents after school at Carthage Illinois. Donnabelle Ritchey of Indiana University home for summer. Leslie Gerry and Clarence Schul guests at T H Leslie. Mr and Mrs Clifford McBroom and Mary Pat visiting Nebraska grandparents. Young married class at Baptist church hosts ice cream social at Harold Jones home.
Social notes as visitors and a church event
Local residents host and visit relatives from Indiana Oregon Florida and Illinois. A Century of Progress trip to Chicago keeps John Oaks and Iva Craige busy. A Fathers and Daughters banquet at the First Brethren church draws 124 attendees. Psilotani sorority installs officers led by Helen Pearson with Deane Craige and Helen Pearson named delegates to Kokomo convention.
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Iva Craige
First Brethren Church
Psilotani Sorority
Helen Pearson
Rive Todd
Beulah Moss
Lois Lehman
Rosella Roskuski
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Train schedule notes for passenger flags and stops
No. 317 due 12:02 P.M. flag stop for passengers No. 319 due 7:10 P.M. flag south bound No. 320 due 7:45 P.M. regular stop.
Wholesale murders by the De mon trio of Dortmund
The American Weekly reports a two year reign of terror in Dortmund by a group called the De mon trio who killed women and girls in a cruel, heartless spree that unsettled the city.
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Chicago Herald
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Silver stabilization the goal of world economic accord
The piece argues that stabilizing silver is essential to curb global trade collapse and restore monetary balance, noting silver's role in half the world’s money supply and gold’s limits. It calls for government agreement to fix silver's value relative to gold, possibly 16 to 1 or another ratio, to sustain economy.
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