Canainman View Of Reciprocity Shifts In Trade
The Canada United States reciprocal agreement shows a strong first year impact with an 18 percent rise in Canada’s imports from the U S and a 32 percent gain in exports. Automobiles, machinery, electrical apparatus, fruits, vegetables, and lumber drive the surge while Canada benefits from expanded American absorption of its products. Experts note the gains confirm the agreement’s value to both sides, though commentary remains mixed on broader political implications.
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Canada
Montreal Star
Kellogg Endows Carleton to Foster International Peace Studies
Frank Kellogg pledges 500000 for a Carleton College foundation to support international relations study, highlighting small colleges like Blackburn and Grinnell as vital. these institutions educate motivated students who work for their education, filling gaps left by larger schools. The piece lauds Kellogg’s career and notes Life magazine’s tribute to small colleges.
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Carleton College
Northfield
Minnesota
Frank Kellogg
St. Paul
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Life
Grinnell
Doane
Carleton
Blackburn College
Carlinville
Ilinois
Blackburn
Stuents
America
Legal tax dodgers and the Roosevelt income tax stance
White Representative Hamilton Fish of New York criticizes the President over income tax returns and cites officials whose incomes rely on interest from tax exempt securities. The piece notes legal but controversial practices by industrial leaders earning large sums from bonds and tax exempt investments during the Roosevelt era.
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New York
Hamilton Fish
Roosevelt
Treasury
Tax exempt bonds spur tax dodging debate in Congress
A skeptical column argues that tax exempt government bonds entice the wealthy to dodge taxes. It contrasts a millionaire’s 1.34 percent note return with a 6 percent business yield after taxes, urging an end to tax exemptions to fit a progressive tax system. The piece notes President and Congress discuss tax avoidance while offering lighter notes on Windsor weight loss and magicians.
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Congress
Fish l
Roosevelt
Morgenthau
Treasury
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Uncle Sam as Colonial Ruler in Modern World
Editorial argues the United States governs about twenty million people overseas under protection, via a 700000 square mile territory, from the Philippines to Alaska. It notes administrative quirks, cites Puerto Rico’s overpopulated island status, and compares American influence to Britain’s empire while condemning paternalism.
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Uncle
United States
Great Britain
London
Soveréien
Iretana
India
Landa
Weas
Sam
Perhapre
Willa
Great Tiriatn
Philippines
Puerto Rica
Puerto Rico
Sentence Sermons by Roy L. Smith Pastor Fits Mr Church
Sermons praise duty, country and motherhood while condemning fraud against the helpless. The piece notes the futility of words to honor great spirits and founders, and asserts honest action is needed.
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Kylor
Roy L. Smith
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Keep on the Grass in Washington Parks and Homes
Washington D C June 5 Cig dwellers know grass mainly as park lawn and home turf The article recalls the Keep Off the Grass sign from the Coxey Army protest of 1894 and contrasts public park rules with private lawns It notes Washington has fine public gardens and lawns and cites Secretary Wallace urging wider interest in grass for soil protection and erosion control, urging year round care and planting new grasses in fallowed fields
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Jig
Hy Weoy
Jacob Coxey
Washington
Tapirop
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Capitol Park
Malvern
England
National Canal
Waite House
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Peoply
Tonfiat
Wallace
Department of Agricultre
Fand
Europe
Sava Mr. Wallace
Fragmented quotes on royalty and powers from notable figures
A garbled excerpt presents quotable lines from Clement Attlee, Supreme Court Justice McRoy Rolds, Dr William G Gennes, and Dr Robart Droom. The text includes remarks on publicity for royalty, congressional powers, human ingenuity, and political critique, all incomplete and with many OCR errors.
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Supreme Court
Joseph GC. McRoy- Rolds
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