Tax Strikes by Millionaires Stir Washington Debate
In a June 4 essay Jay Franklin argues that income tax evasion by wealthy Americans signals a near tax strike. He cites Ponts du Pont and Ford as examples, recalls Capone’s jail stay, and warns that continued resistance could force government action, with risk of revolutionary backlash.
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Dearborn
Mich
Ford
America
Dorothy Thompson
Whicky
George Wastington
América
USA
Duke of Windsor and Walls Warbeld wed in exile
The piece argues the Duke of Windsor and Walls Warbeld should be left alone after their marriage, condemns press intrusion and gossip, and predicts a future of scrutiny and captivity by media. It laments ongoing prying as the couple begins a life in exile away from royal tradition.
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Walls Warbeld
Pima
Duta
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de Dilke
Nis
Duke of Windsor
Highways reapportion and band concert notices clutter town paper
A stray collage of road resurfacing complaints and a Cony High School band concert announce plans for improvements and community events. The piece notes tar on highways, binding binder issues in warm weather, and a suggestion to ease nuisance, while detailing a Saturday city park concert by the Cony High School crack band with hopes of future regular park performances. It also touches on civic topics from clothing clubs to long lived residents and local officials.
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Bark
Cony Band
Carnshee Kesh
Levis
Eity Park
Ron
Kincaid Toray
Junker Holocaust Prompts Traffic Reform Debate
An auto dealer initiative proposes removing old junk vehicles to improve street safety and traffic flow. A promotional event drew 25 000 spectators with 500 to 1000 junkers, signaling potential gains for public works and the auto trade, while noting political overtones.
Motorists Complaint Sparks State Traffic Review
A substantial complaint from motorists prompts the state department to review road conditions and safety. Officials say findings will assess tar residue and surface quality at Hed Ortha and nearby routes, aiming to recommend repairs and better maintenance practices soon.
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Sitoiste
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Hed Ortha
Aien
Hollywood Film Shop Drama Aboard for Summer Clip Production
Hollywood reports a tigh hunting foray to shoot a travelogue style film on the clipper route this summer. Producer Gilbert Ronal and Darryl Zanuck plan a party with Fairbanks and Zanuck spouses and Countess Frasso. Equipment includes film gear and special sights. Lae wife Fairbanks, Constance Bennett and others join at Guam en route, with Douglas Fairbanks to travelogue via Rolands film crew.
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Stonatra
Ted
Gilbert Rolanl
Douglas Faibanrs, Sr
Darryl Zanuck
Fairbanks
Zanuck
Tison
Coipmenty
Paris Styles Lace and Fashion for Summer Wear
June fashion in Paris highlights lace revival across wearables from cocktail jackets to deshabillé gowns. Designers feature white lace filet, Grecian backs with chiffon sashes, puffed sleeves, sheer black lace gowns, and matching capes or mantillas. Sleeves and trims vary with tailored jackets and starched white lace ensembles.
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Helene
Jean Patow
Laurel Bloom Festival In Pennsylvania Poconos
The state flower lore highlights a June start for two weeks of laurel displays across the Poconos. No Laure Queen crown this year. multiple events at vacation centers planned. Inquiries to Monroe County Chamber of Commerce Stroudsburg PA. trails and forests marked for visitors.
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Poconos
Monroe County
Stewart Says Progress or Decline for Roosevelt in 1940 Elections
Central Press columnist Charles P. Stewart weighs whether Franklin D. Roosevelt will keep his 1932 1934 and 1936 popularity or slip in the 1940 elections. He questions capital politics sentiment, party splits, and whether revolts among senators foreshadow changes in support for the president and his New Deal coalition.
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Central Press
Washington
Roosevelt
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Roosevelt Favored by Mixed Majority Amid Turbulent Rumors
The article notes a mixed sentiment favoring Roosevelt with a fragile majority. It suggests President Wilson faced a small opposing minority and implies party dynamics may swing by 1988. Pro-Roosevelt Republicans and pro-House Roosevelt Democrats are expected to align, creating a potential pro-Roosevelt majority.
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Wilson
Els
Republeins
One Minute Test Answers Seemingly Mixed Contents
The excerpt lists quiz prompts and hints about etiquette and wisdom, followed by scattered quotes and a garbled horoscope. It then provides partial answers such as Nebraska and references to southeastern Europe and Asia, indicating a collage of trivia and instructional snippets.
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Lashon
Vast Thads
Europe
Asia
Lowville School Reunion Notice
Community note announces a Lowville School reunion on June 16 at Tavrwilly with activities including a dance and social gathering. Contact secretary Molina ML Boyd in Ripley, N for details and any who cannot attend are asked to send a donation.
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Tavrwilly
Logehey
Molina ML
Boyd
Ne Ripley
Wild bees trap Gonzales on dangerous farm venture
Tek Alvin Stiwast, a rural county farmer, pursues profitable but risky beekeeping amid wild swarms on his hillside farm. He locates and traps wild bees, managing large hive operations while facing perilous conditions and potential stings.
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Alvin Stiwast
Idules
Natchy
Rom Wang
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