Tax incentives and housing laws stir political debate
John T Flynn surveys incentive taxation as a lasting idea. The piece traces New York City and State tax exemptions to spur tenement and home building, noting shifts to protect low cost housing and the broader impact on industry. It questions whether tax relief alone can boost enterprise without wider reforms.
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FLYNN
Service
Senate
Jortwee
New York State
New York City
Leitels
New York
Stuel
Wullding
Mecine
Terence
Samuel Untermyer
Associated Press Moves Into New Quarters in New York
The Associated Press relocates its New York operations from 83 Madison Avenue to 80 Rockefeller Plaza. The move integrates the AP wire network and services across offices, including AP Wirephoto, Feature Service, Telemat, and foreign news divisions, with a precision clock system tied to Washington.
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N. Y
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Verve Center
Greatser News Association
Madison Avenue
Rockfeller Plaza
Tong
Weil
Aefim
Goretals
Technicuc Ant
Leinster
United States
Myon
South
New York City
Huila
Technmvatis
Ditvary
Phivas
Bewlers
Domes
Yass
le Nation
Buenos Aires
Washington
False statements about history trivia
The item lists five statements and asks which are false. It mentions Dr. Guillotin supposedly died on the guillotine, Veiur Tuck at Waterloo, Clichy as a Paris park, Boston as the City of Nations, and Ice crews originating in America, prompting answer on page two.
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Duseh Guillotin
Waterloo
Clichy
Paris
Boston
City of Nations
America
Hempstead County Subscribes 30 Percent to Cotton Fund
Hempstead county has subscribed about 30 percent of its quota for the National Cotton Council campaign. Little Rock official Le Barrine sor, state campaign chairman, says the drive educates about cotton uses and products. Local quota set at 1742 dollars. Jape county chair ILO Kyler directs. The county reportedly may exceed the target by midweek.
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Little Rock
Hempstead
le . Barrine Sor
National Cotton Council
Demestent
Ilo. Kyler
Jape
Kyler
Parvinger
Children Housed in Grief: Father Testifies in Care Case
In Gravesend a father, while working, testified about his wife being charged with unfitness to care for their four children. He described the children as wanderers, likening them to gypsies, and their upbringing as troubled, with evidence pointing to their unsettled status and need for guardianship.
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Gravesend
Argentine Fears Good Neighbor Plan Won't Last
Argentine fears that the US good neighbor policy could shift with a new administration, hindering a Pan-American Conference declaration of unity. Japan weighs issuing a formal statement on the US loan of 25 million dollars to China, while Prague reports the formation of a Nazi style party in Czechoslovakia. In Paris, former premier Chautemps vows to fight any attempt to detach Alsace Lorraine from France to the last ditch as debates on the 1933 budget proceed.
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Associated Press
United States
Washington
Tokyo
Foreign Office
Japan
China
Czechoslovakia
Prague
Spain
Eance
Paris
France
Cymille Chautemps
Chamber of Deputies
Alsace-Lorraine
Germany
Lorraine
First Christmas Tree In America Remembered In Ohio Tale
Cleveland area residents recall August Tingdal of Wooster who introduced the Christmas tree to America. The 112 year old story describes Tingdal performing on a platform as the tree turned with a hidden music box, cookies, gilded nuts, and paper ornaments made by pioneer families. Gertrude Quigg, Tingdal’s daughter, recalls the event and a later town dinner.
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Aony Slua
Laker Square
America
August Dimbard
Tashir of
Wooster
Tewsi Wooster
Tingard
City Mountains
Germany
Ohio
Tingird
Buviria
Tingmal
Lome
Gertrude
John Quigg
Nearsby
Grandmother McQuigg
Germany eyes Ukraine as Nazi plans expand eastward
Berlin reports show growing German interest in Ukraine after Balkan integration. Ukrainians in the Reich face citizenship data collection, Ukrainian language broadcasts, and editorial focus as Nazi writers stress continued economic push east. Poles report radio sales to Ukrainians in Poland and Carpatho-Ukraine autonomy. Hitler’s Nuernberg speech praised Ukraine’s wealth, while officials deny seizure plans.
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Berlin
Germany
Balkans
Ukraine
German Reich
Hitler
Nuernberg
Jeter
Reichwart
Frmanework
Firefighters Rally In Grass Fire Near Rattlesnake Creek
SY JOHN Kas-4-Grain troops were the only firefighting tools when a prairie blaze broke out near Rattlesnake Creek. Hastily recruited farmers used big shovels to scoop water from the creek, halting flames after burning over 0 acres of meadow.
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SY. John
Rattlesnake Creek
Cotton opens steady gains in New Orleans trade
New Orleans market reports January cotton opening at 8.28 bid and closing at 8.94 bid with 8.37 asked. Spot cotton closes five points higher at middling 8.44, reflecting firm movement in prices.
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New Orleans
Crisis fears for mother as gas mask worries rise
In London a distressed mother pleads about potential infanticide as she guards her family amid the European crisis. A second case reports a baby suffocated by Kus, with the defendant bound over for two years.
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London
Kus
Thought Men Born to Trouble At First
A fragment quotes a line on human trouble from Arnot noting life begins with a cry and continues in labor and groans throughout existence. The remark frames early life as a continual struggle.
Hatley White, 47, Dies on Saturday
Hope man Hatley White died early Saturday at his home on North Elm Street after months of illness. He was a senior partner of White & Co. of Hope, served in World War II, and helped lead the family business with his brother W. E. White. He leaves a widow, three children Jim, Mary Ella, and Edward, his mother Mrs. E. E. White, a sister Mrs. C. D. Lestey, and a brother. Funeral set for Sunday at 2:30 p.m. from the North Elm residence with a long list of pallbearers.
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James Heatley White
Hope
North Elm Street
Mr. White
White & Co. of
E. E. White
Pat Duffie
Seeva Gibson
0. McNeil
Pat Lester
R. M. Briant
R. M LaGrone
Steve Carrigan
G. A. Graves
Ernest Wingfield
W. P. Singleton
T. J. Login
John 3. Gibson
Gus Haynes
Dolph Carrigan
Harry Briant
E. §. Greening
Ross Gilliespie
W.K. Lemly
Harry Lemley
W. B. Mason
W. J. Ohnstead
Don Smith
L.M. Lile
Christmas Program at First Christian Church
The First Christian church hosts a candle-lighting and White Gifts Christmas program titled Light of the World. Children from the primary and junior Sunday school, with the choir and two adult readers, present readings from Scripture and Christmas music as candles and a large Cross are lit. An offering of cash, food, or clothing will be sent to the Dallas Orphans Home. All Hope friends are invited to attend.
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First Christian Church
Orphans’ Home ii
Dallas
Friends In Hope
J M O'Neal Wins 22500 Hope Fire Station Contract
Hope city awards J M O'Neal a 22500 contract for a PWA financed fire station to begin December 21. Work will use a 75 by 150 foot lot at Second and Lauer streets, partly on property once used by P A Lewis for junk business. meeting was overseen by PWA official Mr. Keland and Shreveport architect Clarence King. City boards approved plans with input from the Mayor and fire department committee.
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Hope
PWA
Americas Vote to Slash Trade Bars
Lima Peru—The Pan American Conference adopted unanimously a U S resolution to reduce international trade barriers. The measure would have 21 American nations oppose excessive tariffs quotas licenses and other quantitative restrictions. Hull foresees a dynamic solidarity declaration against foreign threats while ruling out a Pan American League of Nations or military pact.
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Lima
Peru
United States
Hull
Washington
Bunos Aires
Shopping Days Till Christmas Look Back Six Years
A retrospective on past Christmas shopping days six years earlier notes political fights over legalization, technocracy debates, and rising public indignation in America. It mentions France defaulting on war debt, early air travel via radio beams, improved rail speeds in Germany, and a dip in deaths since 1880.
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America
Germany
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