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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1935
Page
7
The House Committee publicized a plan to spark civil war, invade the White House, and seize the President and Cabinet. Despite bold aims, the public and officials resist, uniting in a crisis, as readers learn about national unAmerican activity investigations and political retirements.
Read like a snapshot of 1930s fiscal debate listing a high earner with over five million in 1903 taxable income. It notes not knowing the name, mentions public concern over tax reports, and covers national policy topics in Washington including budgets, relief, taxation, currency, and social programs, plus other wide-ranging items from drought recovery to international affairs.
Government figures show total taxable income near 80 billion dollars in a year across about four million filers. Dividing that among the U S population yields about 80 dollars per person annual, with wealth concentrating over time. Also notes U S explorers clearing the Amazon for a new Porchandia colony and Ford's enterprise in steel towns planning thousands of company houses to improve worker living conditions. Mention of New England mill town housing and a card of thanks from a Gray family and church groups praising kindnesses after a death, with prayer services.
Governor-Elect Jamies V. Allred, in a Happy frame after a week of goodwill talks with high officials in Washington, returns to Texas confident the state will move ahead rapidly with new policies. He cited relief, Brases and Colorado River projects, banking, parlor and housing among topics, and said the trip gave a clearer view of dangers Texas must face to progress under the new administration.
Federal Judge Merrill E. Otis held price fixing under the NRA unconstitutional as part of inter state commerce. The ruling blocks the Sutherland Lumber Company from selling below set retail prices and signals an appeal by NRA authorities.
Officials report gate receipts from a charity game between Amarillo and Corpus Christi raised funds though travel costs and venue expenses reduced the pool. After deductions, Corpus Christi received about 1059 dollars and Amarillo 1040 dollars, with additional costs for tickets, telephones, and tolls.
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