Drastic Change in Relief Setup Sparks State Debate
A House bill from Erie County aims to overhaul Pennsylvania public assistance, shifting away from a civil service structure for relief workers toward centralized supervision. Critics warn of patronage risks, while supporters foresee cost savings and improved oversight, with a broad clash over how aid is administered.
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Federal Tax Reform Debates and Business Support
A fragmented report outlines public opinion on federal tax reform, noting broad agreement on easing burdens and encouraging investment. It cites Brookings Institution principles and support from the United States Chamber of Commerce and manufacturers, while highlighting proposed shifts from profits taxes to corporate income, undistributed profits, and a broad realignment of taxation. The piece mentions potential impacts on dividends, rates, and investment incentives.
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Kreisler Chooses France New Naturalization for Violinist
Fritz Kreisler, Vienna born virtuoso, has become a French citizen after recent naturalization efforts. He studied in French conservatories and is a grand officer of the Legion of Honor, with ties to Austria and the world as his patronage. The move sparks discussion on passports taxation and property rights amid his global standing.
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Radio and Opera Cast Draws Nighttime Schedule
NBC and CBS radio slate lists Met Opera broadcast from 10 to 11 with Die Meistersinger at the Metropolitan Opera House. The program features Herbert Marshall Bert Lahr Elvira Rios and Rudy Vallee with Myrna Loy and Robert Taylor. Other shows span Bing Crosby Kate Smith Orson Welles and public affairs with Franklin D Roosevelt's speech and the Kentucky Derby broadcast with Bryan Field and Ted Husing.
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Bert Lahr
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Robert Taylor
Connie Boswell
Bob Young
Told Lane
Bruce Cabot
Bing Crosby
Walter van Kirk
Pearl Bank
Carl Sandburg
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Ray Moulton
Dr. Prank Kingdoo
Ray Herberk
Richard Himber
Charles Bennett
Arlo Shaw
Collumbia
Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Kate Smith
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Ray Heatherton
Sheille Manneys
Elsa
Edward MacHugh
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Bret Harte
Ola Rangen
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Orson Welles
Hitchcock Calls Hollywood Glamourize And Standardize Beauty
Alfred Hitchcock criticizes Hollywood for showcasing immense beauty while erasing individuality. He notes English cinema photographs actresses to attractively, yet lets them remain distinct, unlike the uniform look he sees in Hollywood set standards. He cites eyebrows, hair, and complexion as example of excessive perfection. Hitchcock discusses casting for type and introducing Madeline Carvill and Maureen O Han for Jamaica Inn, highlighting his approach to selecting Irish Irish colleen leads for the 1820 setting.
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England
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Hirthcock
Margaret Leeuwad
American Magics
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Paphne DuMaurier
Jamaica
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Library Corner Highlights New Gift Books at the Library
A reader column invites suggestions while reviewing recent arrivals at the library in Bill Bil. Notable additions include The Evolution of Physics by Albert Einstein and Leopold Treval. Other titles feature Rebecca Gibson’s romantic choices and narratives on cooperative farming and modern women’s challenges.
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Bruce Catton in Washington on Bureau Shuffle
In Washington on May 4 the drift to regroup conservation bureaus gains momentum as Roosevelt weighs moving the Forest Service from Agriculture to Interior or Commerce Fisheries. Opposition spans business interests and Bureau rivalry, with past fears of transfer resurfacing alongside debates over department names and jurisdiction.
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Department of Commerce
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The High Road Above Sea Level Pass in Savoy
In Savoy the Gregige Iseran pass stands as the world’s highest road at about 9100 feet, well above sea level, drawing travelers to this famed Alpine route.
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Daily Dozen: Styes Causes and Care Explained
From the Medical Society of Pennsylvania this note outlines styes on the eyelid. External styes form pus on the eyelid edge, recur over months, and reddened swelling appears near eyelashes. Internal styes occur under the eyelid, last longer, and are more severe. Malnutrition or anemia may contribute. good hygiene and diet help prevent.
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