One Congressman Sees The Light On Labor Saving Machines
A letter praises Congressman John H. Hoeppel of California for recognizing that labor saving machines harm American employment. It cites his May 31 House speech and a proposed technotax taxing labor-displacing machines to fund public works. The piece critiques technotax as a recovery tool and urges ruling against taxing machinery that displaces workers.
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John H. Hoeppel
Congress
California
House of Representatives
Jones
America
Mr. Speaker
American Technotax Society
Whittier
Calif
Congressman Hoeppel
Technotax Society
Surplus of aged and shortage of young noted
A U S Department of Agriculture communication warns of an unbalanced population with fewer youths and more elders. Dr. O E Baker cites birth declines since 1921, urban birth rates dropping, and potential future shifts in food demand as migration and immigration patterns influence acid test demographics.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
O. E. Baker
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Baker
Europe
England
Germany
United States
Reorganize business to provide true employment now
The speaker argues for reorganizing all lines of business to ensure normal employment for all and to stop creating jobs in projects not immediately necessary. They warn against the belief that taxpayers have unlimited resources and future generations can cover present expenses.
Todays Of Other Years From the Gazette Files 1915 1925
The items recount past events including wedding notices and local happenings. A 1925 note mentions a failed county ground purchase petition by the Commissioners and a balloon ascension event in Homer City. Also listed are reunions, a fire fatality in Blairsville, and a college commencement honor in Indiana Pa.
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Old Leasure
Manor Glen
Millville
Gertrude Faye Smith
Penn Run
Joseph Tucker
Commodore
Gertrude Aroseda Keith
Starford
David Jones
Davidson
Elizabeth Sara James
Startford
Homer City
Jennie St.c. Reed
North Seventh Street
Blairsville
Old Blairsville College
Jamison
Dustin
William S. Buchman
Buchman
Indiana Hospital
Rolla
John W. Fleming
Indiana
School of Mines and Metallurgy
Five Years Ago Friday June 6 1936 Commencement Notes
The article notes a commencement at High School and a speech by Flinopery Rock College head. Blairsville Grocery Co. vice president election. WEDDINGS listed for Cecil Rowe and Olive Minto and Donald Orr and Barbara Kosick. Thomas Neal of Jacksonville dies. funeral planned Saturday at Kent Cemetery. Bucknell University confirms Sarah P Hawes will graduate June 11 with a BA degree.
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High Schentor
Flinopery Rock College
Neal
Jacksonville
Kent Cemetery
Sarah P. Hawes
Boyd W. Hawes
Cherry Tree
Bucknell University
Isherwood Novel Mr Norris Delivers Rugged Entertainment
English novelist Christopher Isherwood crafts The Last of Mr Norris a suave aging swindler who courts both Communist and Nazi Berlin. The tale blends danger with a genteel veneer, creating a repulsive yet captivating antihero and a light, engaging read priced at $2.50.
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Christopher Isherwood
Mr. Norris
Berlin
Isherwood
Morrow
Hollywood Secrets for Quick Body Shaping
A businesswoman seeks fast, simple routines to flatten bulges and stay supple. The article notes many stars in Hollywood follow brief daily exercises, choosing efficient methods to fit busy schedules. It highlights that celebrities often perform compact, time saving regimens rather than longer workouts.
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Hollywood
Notwithstanding the dicta this is not a Christian nation
Virginia Governor John Garland Pollz argues that the nation is not Christian in any legal or religious sense. He says religion is a personal matter and salvation is individual. He contends church and state differ, sharing aims but using different methods, with public sentiment driving outcomes.
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John Garland Pollz
Virginia
Lincoln
Posture and Fitness Tips From Old Manual
The text describes easy posture exercises for back and stomach health, including back flattening and an abdominal hold. It also cites a routine by Ann Dvorak, with instructions for a prone push and breath control. Additional quotes cover Americanism and social themes, ending with a note on vehicle maintenance and traffic fatalities.
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Ann Dvorak
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