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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1937
Page
4
The Chronicle lists post office details for Carrollton Texas and subscription rates for various counties and durations. The text references act of Congress dated March 8 and specifies pricing for six month and monthly terms.
The piece riffs on racial stereotypes and political quirks as it muses on readers and editors. It notes a stray fear of a radical future, punishing personal notes, and the curious mix of church ads with commerce. It laments unemployment aid and marks December 1 22 as brief days. It jokes about presidents and economic panics across Roosevelt and Hoover eras.
A Pittsburgh based electrical manufacturer reported to the National government that higher taxes since 1935 reduced potential jobs by about six and a half thousand, with many likely federal positions tied to political aims. The piece spars with political critique, cites Census data, and comments on civic life, media bills, and social change, ending with local op-ed banter on community issues.
A long editorial argues that millions of state local and federal workers pay no federal or state income tax and urges equal sharing of government costs. It condemns tax exemptions for public employees and calls on voters to investigate why so many do not contribute, suggesting the nation would be better off.
A disjointed OCR style passage discusses why a blind woman remains unseen in society and contrasts modern life with farm living. It references Roy Russell, advertising, and public perceptions, noting income, attire, and social status amid chaotic, garbled phrases.
Calendar compiled by State Democratic Committee secretary Vann Kennedy lists key 1088 dates. It covers county and precinct sessions, primary filings, ballot order by lot, and convention timelines. It notes amendments and scheduling shifts for primary and general election events and delegates to district and state conventions.
A treasury official warns of thirteen dangers from the undistributed profits tax. The list argues it jeopardizes employment and growth, burdens small businesses, destabilizes fiscal policy, and burdens debt repayment. Prominent voices urge repeal or radical revision to lift current industrial and employment gloom.
A Carrollton discussion urges practical tips to avoid colds and complications. It emphasizes warm clothing, plenty of water, and daily routines, noting bed rest as best when illness begins and cautioning against rushing recovery. It advocates timely care and persistent treatment to prevent serious conditions linked to colds.
Fragmentary scribbles discuss a $10,000 bull at Chicago stock show and social commentary. Mentions McKamy and unnamed Chronicle, with garbled phrases about paying or fun, lacking coherent events or names.
A clipped line speaks of ongoing reform and salary considerations in tailoring. It mentions professional reformers and the idea that progress continues as long as experts remain involved. The fragmentary tone suggests a commentary on labor or craft standards without full context.
Across the country voters rejected municipal electric plant proposals in Alleghany County and Reading, while Beattyville Irvine Kentucky and Redwood City weighed similar plans. Portmouth Virginia also defeated public ownership efforts as fears of bureaucracy rose and utilities remained in private hands.
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