Tax Justice League warned against third party move
The Indiana Evening Gazette reports the Pittsburgh Sun Telegraph noting the Tax Justice League of Pennsylvania may form a third political party. It argues the shift from original aims harms the cause, urges returning to core goals, and cautions that new platforms burden the movement and hinder passage of any reform through the General Assembly.
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Tax-Justice League of Pennsylvania
Tax Justice League of Pennsylvania
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Unclear Debate Over Child Labor And Youth Unemployment
The Department of the Interior warns of four million youths aged 14 to 18 not in high school and discusses possible federal action to bar under 18s from work. Education officials worry over unemployment while advocates urge consulting youths on their futures. A conference by US Commissioner of Education George F. Zook aims to bridge school and work amid the 1929 downturn.
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Congress
United States Commissioner of Education
George F. Zook
Zook
State party chiefs face heated race for leaders
The State Chairman notes no definite generals for the coming battle between Republicans and Democrats. Both parties expect a hard contest and will field top leaders. Rumors say some voters formerly registered Republican have switched to the Democratic Party.
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Republican Party
Democratic Party
President urges Congress on war debts to Europe
Editorial reflects broad approval of the President’s message to Congress regarding debts Europe owes the United States. It notes the President’s full history of defaults, insists on payment in full, and explains only Congress can reduce debts, urging equal terms for all creditors to avoid harming the United States.
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Europe
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Plymouth
Answers to Previous Questions RYANT'S Famous Compendium
The text notes Washington Irving as Ryant's most famous contemporary and mentions other contenders. It cites the first tripate the United States, a 1476 ton vessel commanded by Commodore Barry, destroyed at Norfolk, Virginia around 1860. J. T. Alden of Cincinnati QC is recorded as receiving the yeast patent.
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Washington Irving
United States
Commadore Barry
Norfolk
J. T. Alden
Cincinnati
Did You Ever Stop to Think About Advertising Regularity
Kilby editor of the Ra N Mex Range argues regular advertising in the local newspaper is the best method to reach customers. He urges merchants to maintain steady contact, not sporadic messages, and to use the newspaper to reach homes in the city and surrounding area.
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Karl E. Kilby
N. Mex
Regularity in Advertising Prompts Taxpayer Trust
A collection of quotes touts disciplined public service and steady readership. Detroit’s Police Commissioner Helsrich A. Tickers and Japanese ambassador Hirosi Saito are cited, while technologist KT Roll and actor Wallace Beery weigh in on responsibility, income, and the value of consistent newspaper advertising to reach audiences.
Voices Tale: Girl Driven to Murder by Voices
Frank Wale ford describes a story of a seemingly Australian girl who inherits a taint, descends into madness after learning of a glandular operation, murders her father to avoid it, and is haunted by voices as she spirals toward homicidal crime and asylum.
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Frank Waleford
Vienna
Twisted Clay horror tale by Claude Kendall
A horror story about a woman who commits murders for no reason, experiences alternations of sanity, and hears disturbing voices she must follow. The narrative ends in madness and death. Published by Claude Kendall, it sells for $2.50.
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Claude Kendall
College Girls View Marriage As Life Career
Morristown New Jersey college seniors at New Jersey College for Women respond to a questionnaire showing 45 percent of those with marriage plans view homemaking as a career and many favor not working after marriage. Among 129 seniors, 42 plan to marry. 19 expect marriage to be a full-time job, 6 undecided, 17 seek jobs after marriage.
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Morristown
N. J
New Jersey College For
Peggy Joyce in court faces a strange bank case
In Harriman Bank proceedings Peggy Joyce appears puzzled as the suit diverges from her usual divorces. A provocative note claims Wall Street margins, Swiss plots, and disarmament talk swirl around, while doctors warn a night of poker may shave a year from life and a gun could end it all. Colonel Procter amasses 60 million from a life marked by purity claims.
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Peggy Joyce
Harriman Bank
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