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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1934
Page
3
A Del Rio Evening News fragment describes a Te River waterfall scene and the allure of rugged, roadless areas in Michigan. It cites the tension between building highways for access and preserving untouched wilderness, noting a Nature Magazine editorial urging restraint to protect roadless beauty.
A Mintesburn Hill fatality revealed a ten word telegram read by the medical examiner: We miss you, daddy. When are you coming home? The note, found in the dead man’s pocket, shows the child’s longing as families mourn.
The article reviews how 20 states plus Alaska and Hawaii adopted old age pension laws, the mix of mandatory vs optional provisions, and the varied administration across California Delaware New York Massachusetts Alaska and others. It notes 15 states with long running laws supporting over 40,000 pensioners and spending above 17 million, with New York and California leading total disbursements and per capita costs influenced by living costs and farm retirements. It discusses public concerns about cost and thrift, safeguards against misused pensions, and the transition to fund-raising through a two year age-based pension method and post-1934 endowment taxes.
The piece surveys reformers worries about young people diverted by cinema icons Chaplin Garbo and Will Rogers. It notes Greta Garbo's cautionary stance and observes public morality debates, while praising or critiquing stars and their private lives.
Major Japanese corporations including large Trinatrial groups raise dividend payouts as fiscal results show solid earnings. Investors watch for sustained returns while firms balance shareholder rewards with growth investments.
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