Public debt financing seen as inflationary risk by economist
Prof C Ward Macy of Coe college told High Twelve that current U S financing methods for the public debt are inflationary and beyond ultimate control if kept. He outlined three financing methods, warned about fiat money, and urged tax and expenditure reforms to reduce deficits and raise national income.
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United States
C Ward Macy
Coe College Social Science Department
High Twelve Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Macy
Europe
Borah Sees Bright Outlook for Monopoly Action
Senator Borah met with President Roosevelt to discuss the administration anti monopoly drive. He called the outlook very good and said they did not discuss foreign affairs while declining to reveal details of their conversation.
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Washington
INS
Borah
Roosevelt
Driving Mule Under Influence Lands Suspended Sentence
A. H. Westbrook, a Harnett County farmer, was convicted of driving a mule while intoxicated in Dunn North Carolina. Judge Duncan Wilson sentenced him to 30 days suspended after testimony from State Patrolman J. F. Bradshaw that the mule was effectively steering the wagon.
City Briefs and Personals Update in Local Notices
City briefs list sales ads and local notices. Navy leave visitors W B Smith and Gilbert Earl King seen at homes as they tour during ten days from Great Lakes training. Labor temple hosts truck drivers meeting at 10:30 a.m. Sunday on beer haulage. D. M. Kirkpatrick residence on Eighth Street SE reports a minor chimney fire. no major damage. A lost purse turned in at police station awaits owner. Shueyville United Brethren church sets 9:30 a.m. service with sermons The End Thereof Is Death and The Church Needs Us. Henry J. Bowers fined $10 for speeding on Third Street. Army raises flying cadet quota per federal building notice. unmarried applicants required.
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W. B Smith
First Avenue E
Gilbert Earl King
Seventh Street
Marion
Naval Training Station
Great Lakes
Shueyville United Brethren Church
Qualification criteria for cadet program announced
The notice outlines eligibility for applicants aged 20 to 26 who have completed half the requirements toward a four year college degree, possess excellent character, good physical condition, and no sight or hearing defects. National guardsmen must have served at least eleven months. Full information available at headquarters in the federal building.
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Guard
Federal
December social security returns due by Jan 31
Social security returns for December are due and payable at the office of the collector of internal revenue in the federal building not later than Monday, Jan. 31, to avoid penalty. Six months reports covering July 1 to December 31, 1937, are also due Monday.
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Collector of Internal Revenue
Federal
Traffic Signals Damaged in City Night Vandalism
Police reported both a traffic signal on the northeast corner of Twelfth Avenue and Third Street SE and an electric light pole at First Avenue and Crescent Drive E broken during the night. No accidents or suspects identified.
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Twelfth Avenue
Third Street SE
First Avenue
Crescent Drive E
Waltonians Host Picnic Supper and Dance Tonight
The Waltonians invite members and families to a supper and dance in the Z C B J hall this evening. An eight piece orchestra will play from 9 p.m. Cafeteria style supper requires each family or couple to bring a covered dish. Coffee, cream and sugar supplied. Special entertainment for children.
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Z. C. B. J. Hall
Waltoniaris
Land transfer from First Farm Land Co to Weber couple
Public notice of a land transfer in Jones County where First Farm Land Co conveys property to Arthur M Weber and Loretta Weber as joint tenants with survivor rights. Subject to a $29,000 value and conveyance details dated December 30 1937.
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First Farm Land Co
Arthur M
Loretta Weber
Jones County
Valcon
Connecticut Yankee Reopens Aspinook Mill After CIO Strike
In Je wt t City Conn a CIO strike closed the Aspinook mill on Aug 16 leaving 584 workers idle. A Connecticut Yankee rallied funds and local support to raise 103800 dollars and arrange 500000 dollars in new capital from New York textile men enabling the mill to reopen around March 1. The Griswold Independent Textile Operators Union will represent workers. CIO gains no foothold expected.
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Jewett City
Conn
INS
CIO
Aspinook
Connecticut Yankee
Aspinook Mill
Connecticut
Lloyd G. Buckingham
New York
Little Jewett
Griswold
Buckingham
Griswold Independent Tex
Office boy who became ace publisher dies at 89
Montreal observer Hugh Graham Baron Atholstan died Friday at age 89. Once an office boy, he built one of the empire’s six most influential newspapers and founded the Montreal Star with a capital under $100. He had been in ill health for some time.
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Montreal
INS
Hugh Graham
Baron Atholstan
Montreal Star
Lord Athelstan
Sur-Ango promises 25c trial for digestive cure
An advertising notice touts Sur-Ango a new herbal medicine for stomach and bowel relief with a 25 cent trial bottle offered Saturday and Monday only. It claims quick gas relief, liver bile flow, diuretic effects, and general health boosts, urging readers to try now.
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Prof. Macy
Seeley’s Grocery
Labor Temple
D. M. Kirkpatrick
Eighth Street SE
First Street
Third Avenue
Henry J. Bowers
Eighth Avenue SE
Bowers
Third Street
Seventh and
Fourteenth Avenues SE
Army
Waltonians
Mill
Voluntown
Ace Publisher Is Dead
May's
Maxwell House
May's Tea Room
Lawrence Tibbett
Andre Kostelanetz
Paul Whiteman Deems Taylor
Pau DouGlas
Lrecerr & Myers Tosacco Co
Cascara Quinine
MCCOY
Kolynos
FITCH
Hughes Ideal
Doan
Frost
Paul B. Sogolow
May Drug Co
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