Townsend plan won’t work say New York Times critique
In a detailed analysis, The Eagle reprints a New York Times staff critique of Dr Townsend’s Old Age Revolving Pension plan. It argues a 2 percent transactions tax would crater commerce, destroy investment, and shift purchasing power, failing to create real prosperity.
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A Washington column traces John J. Raskob income tax troubles to January 1936 linked to the Jackson Day dinner. It notes unreported records, payments by Farley, and a pattern of tax prosecutions tied to the Liberty League and New Deal politics. The piece credits Helvering and Oliphant with master minding the cases while naming Pierre DuPont and others in the alleged plot.
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Mountaineer Sailor Analogy Sparks Light Conversation
A fragment from West Virginia Mountaineer chatter shows Grace and Pegey debating a humorous sailor comparison. Grace points to a specific sailor by the hatch while noting a henlike gesture over chicks as the joke unfolds on the boat deck.
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New York Letter on Celebrities and High Society
An English journalist writes about New York fame, noting many celebrities avoid public places while others chase publicity. The piece names Bertie and Burgesses, mentions Dean Harper’s red tie, poet Richard Le Guilienne, and notable figures at the Ritz. It reflects on the celebrity pack, social rituals, and anecdotes from city life.
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Gob Humor A Candidate's Prayer At Annapolis Log
A fragmentary note from the Annapolis Log shows a candidate’s lighthearted prayer asking for blessings for family and friends. The misspelled lines suggest a humorous, informal tone as the speaker contemplates Annapolis.
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Recipe for Success Asl You Need to Win World’s Good Will
A fragment suggests a strategy focused on public diplomacy and outreach to gain broad goodwill. It mentions ASL, a goal to reach a tipping point where recognition comes without reliance on the IL-Minneapolis stars, implying broad support beyond a specific group or city.
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Sundown Stories Sequel About Top Notch's Supper Request
Willy Nilly and Sweet Face question Top Notch as he plans to eat with them then return to the General Store at dawn. Christopher Columbus Crow eyes his nervous scheme while Top Notch asks for supper and extra to take along, vowing to attend to store matters afterward. Read the Classified Adle.
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Talks to Parents By Mrs Brooks Feters Church
A discussion on child negativism explains why children say no to sudden requests. It notes temperament, need for thinking time, and the risk of early pressure creating persistent refusal. Gentle warning and brief deliberation help reduce immediate defiance and promote cooperation.
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How's Your By Dr Inge Oral Health Review
Dr Inge notes oral health links between gum disease and bloodstream bacteria. He cites 61 percent bacteremia after dental work and 79 percent in some cases, urging caution for those with pyorrhea and recommending care to avoid jaw and tooth injury during treatment.
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