Tax clamor sways lawmakers in wartime era urging higher levies
Charles P. Stewart argues voters show a wartime tax enthusiasm yet fear election backlash. He notes administration defense spending gains public backing while potential economy revulsion could hurt the incoming administration. He questions Mussolini’s value to Hitler and US spending prudence amid global war pressures.
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Inconsistency of Republicans on national defense debate
The piece criticizes Republican leaders for condemning the administration’s defense stance while historically opposing arms buildup. It argues Republicans mislead on national security, mocks third-term talk, and notes GOP leaders’ failure to offer solid defense plans as European conflict looms. It also mentions automotive engineering discussions on safer car design and public safety.
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Wedding at Home of Mr and Mrs Kolstee
Miss Marion L Raymond daughter of Mr and Mrs E Raymond became the bride of J W Homer Kolstee at the home of the bride on Route 0 The Perkins family annual reunion was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Thad Perking on Liberty Street Howard Wilson Bosworth a Allegheny College graduate received a Bachelor of Science degree The piece also notes wartime concerns and political expectations urging government efficiency and democracy while referencing Charles A Lindbergh remarks.
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Tonight and Tomorrow on Your Radio Highlights
Radio listings for tonight and tomorrow include InBC Johnny Presents CBS Information Please NBC Battle of the Sexes Cavalcade of America Professor 1Q Glenn Miller with guest Rex Stout and Genevieve Rows. The feature profiles publisher Ralph Ingersoll and notes PM launch. late programs feature Grand Piano broadcast.
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Daily Quiz Classified Page Challenge
A reader questions seven trivia items from the classified page. Topics include who introduced the close-up in film, NYC San Francisco timing, Lake Enid winter sports home, latest federal department creation, banana growth orientation, words containing all vowels, and historic presidential trivia with misquoted lines.
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Injuries to Eyelids and Eye Wounds Explained
The essay outlines eyelid injuries from cuts burns and chemicals detailing superficial versus deep damage. It notes that eyelid cuts often scar little, while penetrating wounds risk severe harm to the eyeball. It urges prompt expert treatment to prevent unsightly scars and long-term harm.
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Hollywood Film Shop by Alexander Kahn discusses comedy trends
Hollywood columnist Alexander Kahn reports on Melymm Douglas defending farce as relief from grim headlines. He notes the craft requires precise staging, skilled direction from Rubin and Hil, and thorough acting training to succeed on screen. Douglas talks while filming He Stayed for Breakfast with Lovetta Yaamg.
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United States teachers spend extensive hours on classes
Factographs notes secondary school teachers in the United States devote substantial time beyond classroom teaching for job related activities. It cites a large share of cities requiring over one percent of teachers to hold health related certifications, with estimates spanning over 109,000 cities and miles of fixed routes amid historic transportation references and political change.
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Democrats Claim Record of Prosperity and Recovery
In Casper the audience heard Federal Security Administrator Path V. McNutt defend the New Deal legacy. He cited rising national income from 40 to 70 billion dollars and a huge increase in national wealth, plus boosted farm income, social security, conservation, and the peaceful handling of capital problems. He argued Republicans fault budget cuts and warned that Democratic wins in 1940 would continue progress, contrasting it with decades of Republican misrule and bank failures prior to Roosevelt.
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