Tax debate shifts toward broader reforms for growth
The Corry Evening Journal reports economists urge broad tax reform rather than defending popular levies. Fortune Magazine and Brookings Institution studies argue the fix lies in tax structure changes, expanding deductions, and simplifying corporate rates to spur investment and recovery. The piece also notes wartime policy shifts and ongoing European conflict influence on freedom and policy.
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International League for Truth in Germany forms covert anti Nazi effort
Bruce Catton reports in Washington on a new secret group called the International League for Truth in Germany. It includes many government workers and plans to print anti Nazi literature for distribution inside Germany by sending it to friends and the Gestapo to provoke distrust within the Nazi regime. It aims to sow confusion, turn German officials against each other, and hasten Hitler's fall by creating rumor, suspicion, and disloyalty within the Nazi apparatus.
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United States
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Cathedral of Cologne builds famed towers by 1880
The Cathedral of Cologne in the Rhineland is described as among the world’s most publicized cathedrals. It attracts millions of visitors yearly and has inspired models in diverse materials from wood to meerschaum.
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Rhineland
Brennan Conducts Film Orchestra in Music School Tale
Hollywood report on Walter Brennan performing as a makeshift conductor in the film Music School. The production features Jascha Heifetz and aims to showcase orchestral training with juvenile talent. Brennan recalls rough rehearsal hours and the challenge of leading a half grown ensemble as part of a morale boosting dramatic scene.
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Chorus Haa 1100 Voices Lorain Festival Ends
More than 2,500 Gubbesetoot pupils joined the Imusiu festival in Lorain for the thread concert titled Childbird of Hiawatha. A combined chorus of 2,100 performed as part of the event amid local school celebrations.
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Radio Listings From NBC CBS And Columbia Networks
A roundup of radio broadcasts across NBC and CBS networks detailing planned guest appearances by notable figures such as Harry L Hopkins D A Hillstrom and Lou Nove, plus programs featuring Lowell Thomas Max Baer Tommy Dorsey and Claude Graham. Also mentions Theodore Hoover and Douglas Johnson in upcoming prime slots reflecting 1940s American radio programming.
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John W. Bricker
Ohio
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Kentuckin
Inside Story
Julien Bryan
Titusville
Jack Beroh
Herbert Hoover
Profensor
Douglas W. Johnson
Norway
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Gengin & Maypale
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Washington
CBS
Daily Dozen From the Medical Society of Pennsylvania
From the Medical Society of Pennsylvania a guide on infant growth notes there are no strict rules for baby development. It covers milestones such as head control, sitting, early speech, and teething, stressing variability and general health. The piece also references baking uses for anti detex in products.
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Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania
Stamp issues mark royal visit May 15 in Canada
Stamp News reports Canada to issue three cent and two cent stamps on May 15 to commemorate King George VI and Queen Elizabeth arrival. The three cent stamp features red and black design, while the two cent displays a striking view of the National Memorial in Ottawa.
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Canada
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Queen Elizabeth
Dominion
National Memorial
Ottawa
Twenty Years Ago Token from the Journal Files May 1 1919
A controversy between Spring Creek district and Columbus Wrightsville supporters over a state highway favoring Weightsville and Columbus for a Pittsfield link. Memorial committee led by Hale Ruler Walter Peake includes Capt J P Austin W Eyl Morshy Lewis W Olis and A David Wescott. An evening service at the State Armory raises funds for the twenty year loan drive with total 892 260 reported for the campaign. The Royal Princesses Elizabeth and Margaret Rose appear in a one cent green and black image.
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Columbus
Wrightsville
Warren County
Iocal
Weightsville
Pittsfield
Scoll’s Crossing
Iris Memorialy Committee
Hxale
Walter Peake
J.P. Austin W
Eyl. Morshy Lewis W. Olis
L. Alexiander
Elizabeth
Margaret Rose
Cleveland cafe uses cash platter to make change
Seventy four year old Otto Meese operates a Cleveland cafe for 44 years. In a brief recall he says the city never used a cash register and agents gave up trying. He notes his hammer still works and offers to refit an extra room to make change from a platter of coins.
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Otto Meese
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