Joe Taylor Dallas editor dies a beloved journalist
Obituary recalls Joe Taylor a longtime Dallas Morning News columnist and humorist born July 11 1869 in Wilcon North Carolina who helped shape Texas journalism. The Clarksville Times founder figure moved to Clarksville Texas at 15 and built a renowned career noted for wit gentle temper and loyal family man legacy. Funeral services held at Brewer's chapel and Medland Memorial Park with friends colleagues paying tribute.
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Government buys all wool produced in new program
The Commodity Credit Corporation to oversee a broad wool purchase plan. Wool will be appraised, ceilings set, and growers paid the ceiling price based on fineness and shrinkage. AUBTIN reports typhoid vaccination urged for campers and scouts as outbreaks linked to milk and contaminated food prompt health warnings.
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War tax plan looms as Congress weighs massive spend
House and Senate debate a naval poppy bill and a proposed one hundred billion dollar Army and war funding package. Upshot centers on wartime taxes, foreign policy notes from Churchill, Beveridge Plan ideas, and calls for a sustainable social security program postwar. The piece highlights public reaction, political positions, and the need for national sacrifice amid looming expenditures.
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President Taft's Widow Dies at 81 in Washington
Mrs Walla Monand Taft, 81, widow of the President and Chief Justice, died Saturday at her home in Washington. She was mother of Senator Robert A Taft of Ohio and Charles P Taft, a deputy director at the Office of Defense Wealth. Funeral services were held at 2 PM Monday in the National Cemetery.
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Scrambled OCR Note on Birth Cert Legitimacy Change
The text reports proposed changes to birth and death certificates including removing references to legitimacy and streamlined attestation requirements. It notes a prior law requiring a medical attendant's statement and mentions a case where a referenced provision was struck down as caption inadequate. The fragment hints at age proofs and court considerations in certification standards.
Churchill Still Sees Long War No Collapse Boon
Washington May 22 Minister Winston Churchill warned against assuming a quick end to the war in informal remarks to British emissaries and clerks. He said there could be no view of victory until overall efforts succeed and noted the staying power of allied forces amid global military strain.
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