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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1938
Page
4
The Chronicle prints a garbled column from Carcelston Texas with political barbs and a sarcastic stance on taxes and global affairs. It ridicules Hitler, Chamberlain, and American politicians while offering sharp quips about public figures and a jab at Miz Bacon and Bally Rand.
A historic critique warns that Roosevelt would purge dissenters within the Democratic Party and questions the Munich pact's impact. It laments wartime spending, shifts blame to elites, and foresees state aid expanding into personal debts, predicting future government largesse under a fraught political climate.
The Wagner Act amendment debate surfaces from labor and business groups. John P. Prey calls for changes to the law and board personnel. A Portland Oregon appeals court criticizes the boards novel evidence method used in labor decisions. The piece argues long constitutional timelines hinder employment security and urges faster passage of clear limits on amendment duration.
A compilation of remarks from various papers criticizing progress, wages and minimum prices, and party loyalty. It mentions horsepower versus gas, a mayor's relief abuse, and questions about government wage controls. The impassioned lines argue for qualified candidates and party discipline in elections.
Farmers join marketing cooperatives to apply business methods and pursue profit rather than rely on government aid. The movement grows as more farmers enlist, signaling progress in organized agriculture.
The Albany Capital notes that national debt numbers in billions are hard to grasp. It argues for using concrete amounts such as 1 dollar bills to aid comprehension. The paper calculates about 925 dollars per person and up to 1800 dollars per family if owed daily, suggesting many would face jail time without funds.
The Chronicle notes its aim to be a real help to the community by building a paying audience and encouraging people to advertise in the WANT AD department. The piece emphasizes subscription support as essential to sustain the paper’s local coverage.
In Carrollton area Farmery Branch Addison and Lake Dallas seek light service information. For details contact Mr Good in Carrollton. Includes a partially legible name and phone reference.
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