January HH 191 If politics in a science tax problem
A clipped editorial voice questions applying political methods to taxation, pondering whether political science could be used to solve tax issues and urging practical consideration of fiscal policy.
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States Plan National Tax Conference In Washington
Representatives from state legislatures will meet in the national capital on February 2 and 4 for the first conference to address the confusing and overlapping tax system. Delegates from each state senate and house plus fiscal officers aim to coordinate tax matters and seek an equitable apportionment benefiting taxpayers. A possible smaller negotiating group with Congress may be named to press reforms.
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Smith rules out Cabinet role but hints at finance post
The text records Alfred E. Smith’s firm refusal to join a Roosevelt cabinet, saying no to a cabinet position. He avoids a firm denial when asked about leading the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, signaling potential involvement in the new administration without committing to a specific job.
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Volunteers Are Praised For Scouting Leadership
The Shamillon Boy Scout report highlights praise for volunteer leaders and scoutmasters who devoted many hours to constructive work without remuneration. Hamilton and Mitel commend the leadership and pledge to grow membership and add troops, underscoring the value of Scouting in the community.
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When Beer Comes Back Congress Faces New Traffic Rules
A disjointed AP survey notes states expect repeal of prohibition to prompt readying new regulations. Legislatures plan traffic and other measures to regulate the post Eighteenth Amendment era as old laws are adjusted for the transition.
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Vast 1933 Journal Clip Weighs War, Wealth and Policy
Fragmentary 1933 article references government lending for repairs, imperial echoes, and a debate on wealth and taxation. Mentions President Weaver and a White House bath on the Potomac, aviation costs, Martin Co. bombers, and a Southern gentleman’s view of wealth. Also notes Kaiser’s birthday, Austrian tensions, and Senate actions amid global strain.
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Little Facets Vn Discoveries In Remote Village
Little Facets Vn reports the discovery of TL Little Endian village dating to the dawn of the Ashley valley era in the northeast. The U S pile neath service outlines a fumigation method using liquid hydrocyuate under up to 100 posada pressures. George Wanhington idze fuctson tires between Mave hathon Teland and New Tersey opened to Ornifty Gat 25,831 tna, noting the world’s longest mingling edspension Lridve at 900 feet.
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Publicity War Splits Walsh and Glass in Roosevelt Cabinet Rumor
Washington reports a Republican overhears Democrats discussing Walsh and Glass joining Roosevelt's cabinet. News leaks to editors sparked headlines that pressured Walsh to deny any consideration. The episode highlights partisan blame and secrets in early New Deal maneuvering.
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Senator Refuses To Pose For News Photographers
A chaotic report notes a New York financial paper declined to cover after pages were set. Banks nationwide filed complaints while political lines tangled over a mock Johnson cabinet joke and Roosevelt's return to New York after a South visit.
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Snow shower on bridge startles witnesses at noon
A brief freak snow event occurred around 12:50 PM as pedestrians crossing the High and Main street bridge found themselves amid a miniature snow storm that vanished within minutes with no damage or injuries. Debris and litter appeared briefly, then were tidied away and order restored.
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Collision at Court Street injures carts at Journal Square
A cart trundling down Court Street collided with a fast moving cart from Journal Square. The impact occurred near Court Store and Journal Square, injuring one or both operators as the riders attempted to control their vehicles.
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Hamilton Events Recalled 20 Years Ago Today
Recurring items recall historic happenings from two decades past. Notes mention people such as Mrs Burton Shelman and Mrs Margaret Anget, along with obituaries for Mrs Helen Heiser Carroll and John Cook. A High School basketball game reports Central high beating Norwood 70 to 10.
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Death of Governor Brough of Ohio in 1865
The article recalls Ohio Governor John Brough's plan to succeed as Secretary of War after his term, his frail health, and rising tensions with Lincoln and Stanton. An ankle injury worsened by an unrelated event led to fatal complications, and Brough died at his Cleveland home on August 29, 1865, before a reelection bid.
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News Behind the News by Jawes Omt in New York
An analysis of international finance and policy debates outlines U S Russia relations and Canada Pacific resilience. It cites exchanges on the Roosevelt administration, European business leaders, and academic circles. References Shaw and Lord Aston prompt public discussion about political science.
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