News Review of Current Events Delayed in Tax Debate
Edward W. Pickard surveys U.S. fiscal politics as surplus nears 500 million pounds July 1 1927. Democrats demand tax cuts while Republicans block broad measures and push debt reduction. House and Senate wrangle over treasury spending naval retrenchment and war debt retirement amid political maneuvering.
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The Gift of God Christmas
A church message states the Christmas gift is God’s Son to the world. It emphasizes the need to accept this gift to understand Christmas, describing it as an infinite spiritual blessing. The author urges reflection on the true meaning of the season.
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