Erie Railroad saga and Reed Supreme Court nomination report
The Erie Railroad tale outlines a history of insolvency, stock manipulation, and influential figures driving debt and reforms from 1832 through 1880s reorganizations. It notes Gould, Fisk, Drew and Baker shaping Wall Street's handling of the line and its later decline in competitive mobility. In Washington, Charles P. Stewart gauges reactions to Stanley Reed’s Supreme Court nomination, praising Reed as a capable, cooperative lawyer with broad support among New Dealers and GOP alike while noting regional representation concerns.
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Erie Railroad
Chesapeake & Ohio
Erie
RIC
New York Times
Erte
Western New York
Chionso
Jay Gost
Wall Street
Gould
Daniel Drew
James Fisk Jr
Second Street
Jeesty City
Chesapeake & Olio
Cowles
Rie
Charles P. Stewart Central Press
Calumniet
Washington, D.C
Stanley
Reed
Federal Supreme Bench
Transmissiasippi
High Tribunal
Reel
Wnll
White House
Hugo L. Ble
Jercellant
Capital Hill
Congress
Igniter
Justice Department
New Deal
Supreme Court
NRA
Cather
Anti New Deslers
Imany
One Minute Test Answers Farming Career Theme
The scrambled note discusses a one minute test with prompts about etiquette and speech, mentions Hirsell Young and a diplomatic tone, and notes a focus on farming careers amid typos. It hints at a quiz format with examples like “1 Mealy died” and “Weil, I declare.”
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Weil
Twenty Years Ago Journal Files January 21 1918
A 26 degree below reading at Ay os reported and 24 below at a local apesmometer. The Garfield closing order led to widespread shop closures except groceries markets and restaurants. Industry activity resumed modestly with few plants running. Freight trends softened as normalization began. Local social notes mention residents visiting London during raids and a new grand piano listed as acquired during the Roosevelt era.
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Wouters
Howard's Tannery Offieas
Garfield
Tax and Household Heads in 1997 Returns
A fragmented notice outlines how different filing statuses affect federal returns in 1997. It mentions gross incomes around 5000 dollars, joint living arrangements, and aggregate incomes for determining eligibility.
Income Tax Do's and Don’ts for Joint Returns and Exemptions
The instructions urge studying the form before filing and not delaying data assembly. It covers personal exemptions of 1000 for singles and 2000 for married couples, rules for joint versus separate returns, allocation of income and deductions, and the need for both spouses to sign or swear in front of an officer when filing joint returns. It also notes earned income credit rules and how to treat cases where net income does not exceed 3000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Fencing Master Fredenc Cayens Taught Hollywood Duelists
The Belgian fencing master in Hollywood recalls encounters with Louis Merignac and the return of swordplay on screen. He coached stars like Allan Dale, John Barrymore, Basil Rathbone, and Eugene Pallette, guiding them through stage combat for the film The Adventures of Robin Hood.
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Holly Wogb
Fredenc Cayens
Nuélonen Army College
Brussels
Lcdty
Hollywood
Moikéiter
Louis Merignac
France
Uke Olla
Merigmac
Cavens
Mimi
Douglas Patthanks, Jr
Mairbanks
John Barrymore
Samm da Grasse
Manc MacDermott
Alan Fisls
Donald Crisp
William Powell
Leslie Hinward
Charles Boyer
Bro
Blynn
Basil Rathibone
Allan Fale
Little Jon
Robin Hood
Warner Brother
Technicator Winder
Eugene Pallette
Ora
Puck
Himse
Unclear Text on Tax Returns and Revenue Loss
Fragmentary notes discuss joint or separate tax returns filed after due dates and amended returns on different bases. The fragment mentions Brough Wade and Shaishab with a figure around 100000000 in revenue and a claim that China is deprived of something.
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Brough Wade
Shaishab
China
Roosevelt New Deal shifts on big business explained
A concise critique traces Roosevelt’s evolving stance on big business from cooperation for recovery to later opposition. It notes after 1936 that dominant firms raised prices and cut purchases, undermining demand and delaying relief plans as the Third New Deal faced crisis.
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Roosevelt
America
lange-Scale Jusiness Enterprises
A. Com‘mon
Private business decisions shape public life in New Deal era
In a 1938 Register and Tribune piece the author argues private corporate actions drive national policy, urging a reconstituted New Deal coalition to curb monopoly power. Roosevelt should back measures to reassert accountability in business affecting everyday life, not appoint technocratic rulers.
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New Deal
IMF
Roosevelt
Hig
Congess
New Desi
Bigaloco
Register
Macaws Escape Cage Forge Free Return to Zoo
In Australia macaws cracked 18 gauge wire to bite their way out of cages and return to freedom, despite efforts to keep them contained. The birds, described as wary of bars, managed to escape and resume roaming near the zoo premises.
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Farth
Australia
Tferls Ln
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Stewart
Germany
Foy Hirsell Young
Héroscone Jie
Farmng
Koidalors
Proibh
Mermal
Mmw
Johns
Tvs
Cony
London
Bern
H. M. Ross
King Steel
Mildred Ruth
Chirlua
Dorhe
Yesterdaiyr
Washington
Theodore Rnosevolt
Altegle
Mary Aid
Avery Iwsbiang
Ite
Grips
Old Coalition
By Jay Franklin
Warington
Wen
Gen. Johnson
Mr. Roosevelt
SECUS
Nolow
Bensasin Fra
Tie Plah Forte
Insurance Company
1 America
Root’s. Furniture Store
Howes
Tier
Corry
Hobson's
Prince Albert Tobacco
Keister
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