Tax all business drive to tax publicly operated firms
The American Municipal Association plans a drive on Congress to require taxes on federal agencies and corporations, condemning widespread federal business activity as diverting tax revenues from municipalities. It cites land ownership by federal bodies, leased industrial properties, and large scale power operations as major loss of private tax base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Callahan
New York Times
American Municipal Association
Congress
Municipal Association
Members Of A Team In Wage Dispute Board Testimony
Dr. Jules Backman of New York University argues wages rose for workers while investors and shippers bore the burden, urging wage decisions consider rate structure. He notes railway earnings often fall well short of a 6 percent comfort level, tying worker welfare to consumer and investor interests, as all are on one team for America's standard of living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jules Backman
New York University
Supreme Court
Czechoslovakia shift cited as soviet triumph in Pravda
The article analyzes the czech takeover by the communists, noting organized suppression, weak opposition, and Eduard Benes as a democrat resistant to communism. It discusses cold war implications, Soviet influence, and Western aid plans, with analysts questioning Europe’s recovery effort and the ERP's future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Union
Pravda
Czechoslovakia
Woodrow Wilson
Eduard Benes
Czech
Clement Gottwald
Turkey
Greece
Italy
France
Henry Wallace
United Nations
Russia
U. N
Portland Oregonian
Europe
Walter Kerr
New York Herald Tribune
Paris
George Marshall
Athur Vandenburg
Will Clayton
Marshall
CROSSWORD PUZZLE 31 By 32 Cistern 33 Therefore 34 Footlike an insect
Crossword puzzle clues numbered 31 to 44 with definitions for across items and a final entry for Puzzle Number 44. Includes terms such as therefore footlike insect like knave watchful and other short words.
Gems of Thought Collection Quotation Fragments
A compilation of brief excerpts from historical figures. The lines present reflections on government life and divine order. Notable names include Jefferson Eddy Dickens and Pascal. The items emphasize earnestness enthusiasm tempered by reason and the importance of humane governance over destruction.
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Pascal
Bur rsville Social Notes Cover Far Flung Visits
Mr and Mrs Harry A Porter spent last weekend with relatives in and near Wilmington. Mrs Theodore Warren visits Camden New Jersey this week. Miss Margaret Baker stayed with her sister Mrs Alfred Hopkins in Milford. Mr James Parris of Jersey City visited Mrs Laura Parris for two days. Mr and Mrs Floyd Baker visited relatives in Chester Pennsylvania and Wilmington Delaware. Mr and Mrs Charlie Fountain and three children of Dover visited the Fountain home last Sunday. Mr and Mrs C N Fountain and others were mentioned in the same note.
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Harry A. Porter
Wilmington
Theodore Warren
Camden
N. J
Margaret Baker
Alfred Hopkins
Milford
James Parris
Jersey City
Laura Parris
Floyd Baker
Chester
Del
Charlie Fountain
Dover
C. N. Fountain
Francis Baker
Dover YMCA Invitational Basketball Tournament closes with awards
The Dover YMCA Invitational Basketball Tournament ends as Pat Knight introduces Mayor J Osborne Willis of Dover and awards go to Smyrna coach Gebhart and Denton coach Roberts. Stan Prosen is named outstanding player, Bud ONeill high scorer, Bobby Jacobs contributes to team success. Over 1400 attend and net proceeds total 148 dollars for the county youth program. Four initial teams Smyrna, Denton, Laurel, Rehoboth each receive 71 dollars. The event earns high praise for organization and sportsmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Knight
J. Osborne Willis
Dover
Gebhart
Smyrna
Roberts
Denton
Stan Prosen
Bud O'Neill
Bobby Jacobs
Prosen
Bobcats
Breeding & Nichols
YMCA
Laurel
Rehoboth
National Guard Company H earns praise after federal inspection
The Natl Guard unit Company H 115th Infantry MD National Guard passed a Friday federal inspection by Second Army officers. Training began March 14 with dismounted drills and lectures on weapon nomenclature. Chaplain services were provided and meals served as officers organized the unit from scratch, earning high marks and credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omar Thompson
K.P
John E. French
First Methodist Church
Denton
Armory
Paul Knotts
115Th Inf
Rue
Second Army Corps
National Guard
Guard
Family visit near Tuckahoe Neck described
Children spent Sunday with Mrs Baker's parents Mr and Mrs Sim Bullock in Tuckahoe Neck, sharing time with extended family.
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Denton Journal
Melvin & Johnson
Benjamin F. Johnson
Mary Melvin
Market Street
Maryland
Caroline County
Garden
Moon Goddess
Tso
Faroe Islands
Serles
H-17
Thomas Jefferson
Mary Baker Eddy
Dickens
Burrsville
McKenna Beauty Shop
8Rd Streets
Journal
NAT. L. Guard
Vet. & Pet Dept
Bryan & Hopkins
Rexall
Delaware
Earl M. Crouse
The
Denton National Bank
Member
Federal Reserve System
Newspaper
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