Tax-Justice League Urges Pennsylvania Voters to End Real Estate Tax Burden
In a call to Pennsylvanians, the Tax-Justice League argues that real property owners face increasing delinquencies as the tax system burdens them more than last year. It urges voters to back a platform aimed at spreading school taxes and cutting road taxes, and to consolidate support behind a single taxpayer candidate per office to defeat opponents.
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Pennsylvania
General Assembly
Commonwealth
Tax-Justice League
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
League
Weason
Political Call to Remove Opponents Over Tax Relief
A campaign pitch urges removal of any candidate whose ambitions hinder tax relief for taxpayers. The speaker argues unity around relief measures and insists rivals who block relief should be ousted from the race.
WHEAT A Call for Farm Action Based on USDA Advice
A US Department of Agriculture message argues that if every wheat grower absorbed its guidance, a wheat excess would vanish and farm relief would be unnecessary. It notes rising carry overs, falling exports, and that misaligned incentives led to waste. urges adoption of USDA recommendations and critiques past Farm Board efforts.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Department
United States
Russia
China
Federal Farm Board
United States Department
Congress
Federal
The Economic Conference and US Delegates’ Dilemma
An opinion piece argues US delegates should stay at the International Economic Conference, resisting French gold standard pressure and debt cancellations. It suggests Europe plans could force war preparation funding, urging patience and a sly exit to reveal the folly of European proposals.
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United States
France
England
Todays Of Other Years Centennial celebrations via Indiana parade
Thousands of Indiana residents gathered for a century old event with a fountain dedication by the Women’s Christian Temperance Union, a living flag at the Normal school, and a grand parade after opening exhibits. A loan exhibition opened in the Court House as delegations arrived for the day’s program.
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Indiana
Old Sol
Gompers’ Hill
John P. Elkin
Eva G. Thompson
Furman
Court House
Did You Ever Stop to Think What Builds a City Leader
A reflection on civic virtue praising real community builders who rise to leadership without pompous airs. It emphasizes working for the common good, shouldering responsibility, and sacrificing for the city beyond personal gain. The piece lauds plain speech and steady effort as markers of genuine leadership.
Dark Side of Tahitian Romance Explored in Laughter Ends
Bruce CA analyzes the Tahitian setting in John Farrow's Laugh ter Ends, detailing sisters Mer and Turea, native resentment toward whites, and the clash of races including Chinese. The tale follows their failed aspirations for romance and their fraught choices amid colonial tensions. Published by Harcourt Brace at $2.
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Bruce CA
Tahiti
John Farrow
Paradise
Mer
Turea
Mr. Parrow
Meri
Harcourt, Brace and Co
So They Say: Silly as a Goose Not True
A reader cites experts and anecdotes to argue geese are highly intelligent fowls, while other quotes touch on decorum and education. The passage showcases remarks from a zoo curator, a divorce case in Brockton, a Georgia transplant, and a college president about language and science.
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Raymond Ditmarg
Bronz, Zoo
Our Boarding House a collage of quirky quotes and gags
A string of humorous snippets and brief digressions runs through the page. It references Dr. Simon Flexner and Samuel Untermeyer, notes a banker’s child learning to operate on a restricted budget, and jokes about factories reopening and jobless relief workers. A California barber allegedly shaved in 49 seconds, hinting at a zany contest.
Barbs Payer named assistant secretary of state
Ohio figure Harry F. Payer receives appointment as assistant secretary of state. Bystander quips about government focus on more than taxpayers as changes ripple through notices from 1933.
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Harry F. Payer
Ohio
Muitt
Fiayer
Ae Eo
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Indiana Loening Gazette
N. Ray
N. DeWitt Ray
B. Mwight Rey
RH. Ray Oe
Frank M. Smithweiss
Eye City
John Wonds
Mall
Eess
Cessey
Infilana County
Indiana Evening Gazettes
Segate
Evening Gazette
New York
Chicago
Tribune Tower
Kishureh
Chamber of Commerce
D. M. Fyock
Penn
A. M. Ashe
Elderton
Plum Creek
Gastown
Armstrong County
Mr. Fyock
John Guary
Anna Kato
Heilwood
Leo D. Ross
Monongahela City
Bertha Elizabeth Cribbs
West Wheatfield Township
James Archibald
Lavella Dunlap
Samuel Waddle
Agnes Dunlap
Blairsville
Floyd Mayhood
Martha Hood
Elder’s Ridge
J. Greer Stephens
Marian Blue
Colver
M. Kemp Elkin
Smicksburg
Phoebe Smyers
Punxsutawney
John Clarence Geesey
Gladys Jean Pollock
Arthur Gilbert Griffith
Homer City
Edna Ruth Forsha
David Hinton Craig
Hazel E. Kelly
Scottdale
Cheater Wright
Mary Kells
New Florence
Harry T. Lucas
Nancy Bell Diehl
Penn Run
Frank Neeley
Gertrude Barigis
Saltsburg
George P. Beck
Georgia
Brockton, Mass
Paris
Dbr
George Willard Frasier
Colorado Teachers College
William Fergus
Death Valley
California
Oaks
By Ahern
Simon Flexner
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
T'va
Limao
Samuel Untermeyer
Wweyer
NEA Service Inc
Kansas
Chibingorsk
Kola Peninsula
Arctic Ocean
Sequoia
Tennessee
Matthew Henry
NORGE
Cliffside Park
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