Republican Rally and State Tax Debate Outline
The Indiana Evening Gazette reports on the June 28 1933 republication rally and outlines the Pennsylvania General Assembly's tax and road bills. It discusses boosting highway funding from auto owners versus real property taxes, and critiques committee actions that blocked tax relief measures.
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Evening Gazette
New York
Ij W. 44Th St
Chicago
Tribune Tower
Pittsburgh
Chamber of Commerce
State Senate
State House of Representatives
Commonwealth
General Assembly
Republican Committee
Senate
House of Representatives
As a Mother She Was Too Devoted
Bruce Catton reviews The Marriage Racket by Vina Delmar about a vaudeville dancer who marries a tired businessman in upstate New York. The couple’s life spirals after a baby arrives, revealing strain in family and social dynamics.
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Bruce Catton
Vina Delmar
New York
Book review and traffic accident report blend in Harrisburg column
A hostile book review criticizes a Harcourt Brace novel for its portrayal of a negligent mother then shifts to a safety bulletin from Harrisburg noting a rise in motor vehicle accidents in the first five months of the year with most crashes on Saturdays and a total of 201 incidents including 189 fatal outcomes and 2158 non fatal injuries, plus 904 vehicle damages.
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Division of Safety
Department For Revenue
Proverbial Pearls From The Past On Wisdom And Custom
A series of quotations discusses critical thinking, deafness, economics, family size, garden blooms, and wedding traditions. Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt cautions against unthinking belief, while Dr. Fox, Norton, and Dr. Hirat offer observations on independence, finance, and heredity. The Bachelor's Button notes origin in India and 1714 England. Ancient beliefs link the left fourth finger to the heart, explaining wedding ring tradition.
Real Property Owners Entitled to Fair Taxation Rights
The text argues that property owners’ political rights are crucial, asserting that basic justice in taxation and government costs should not be compromised for political campaigns. It questions why owners would support candidates opposed to fair taxation and responsible public spending.
Economy at Washington and Interior cuts in 1984 federal plan
The article argues that if states and municipalities reduce government costs as the federal plan aims to, taxpayers would see tax relief and greater buying power. It cites a Department of the Interior memo noting a 1984 expenditure of about 44.5 million, almost 11 million under appropriations, with Boulder Dam excluded. It details orderly staffing reductions, no general furloughs, retirements of 30 year employees, and possible temporary furloughs to preserve essential staff.
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Department of the Interior
Boulder Dam
Improving Conditions Boost Incomes And Confidence Across Economy
A Detroit era editorial argues business conditions improve as major plants run on better time, reducing unemployment. It cites three billion three hundred million in government borrowing for public works and urges debtors to pay, creditors to offer leniency, and all to work together to restore a healthy economy.
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R. G. Tugwel
New York Herald Tribune
Todays Of Other Years From The Gazette Files
A July issue recalls a fatal accident in Hyde Park where Mike Lynes was killed after his hat blew off a passing freight train. other items note a 1 to 9 baseball game at Diamondville, looting arrests near Jamondville, a work accident on West Penn, and the sixteenth annual mid summer dance at Library Hall with local groups performing. It also lists marriages from 20 years ago and civil war veterans encampment selections, plus a marriage announcement from North Branch Michigan.
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Mike Lynes
Johnstown
Vandergrift Mills
Hyde Park
Frreight
Vandergrift
Diamondville
Houstonville
Paul Hasinger
Frank McGregor
Jamondville
Barkertown
P. R. BR
Bratton
Altoona
William Edwards
Glen
Campbell
John Patrick
Pittsburgh
Mbensburg
Tunnelton
Frank Cassandra
West Penn
Library Hall
Stelzner Orchestra
Apple Orchestra
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Lewis G. Wetzel
Pitcairn
Mary Linton
Marion Center
Harry B. Long
Culver
Sarah M. Steele
Edward Thomas Dodd
Wehrum
Elsie Carr
Cherry Tree
E. Maxwell Rearke
M. Elizabeth Calhoun
Elderton
Jacob E. Stitt
Pine Flats
Etta M. Myers
Penn Run
Harry White
Indiana
Lancaster
Gettysburg
James A. Palmer
North Branch
Mich
Annabel Wilson
Stanley D. Blackburn
Wilson
Leech
Bertha Brownlee
Arizona
Charles
Port
Did You Ever Stop to Think About Advertising Now
A compact piece extols the value of newspaper advertising for modern stores. It argues advertising builds trust by informing the public about quality merchandise, locations, and offerings, and warns merchants that failing to advertise risks business decline.
Summer Visitors and Notable Local Weddings
Land Oregon arrives for the summer vacation. Ten years ago weddings linked Lewis Robi Himes of New Bethlehem and Helen A Lytle of Vandergrift, and Gilbert Smith Farnell of Indiana with Dorothy Walker of Wilmington Delaware. The Normal School opens with violinist Ris Estelle Gray Shevinne. Gertrude Buchman, Blairsville to Philadelphia, earns Bachelor of Science from the University of Pennsylvania.
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Lewis Robi, Himes
New Bethlehem
Helen A. Lytle
Vandergrift
Gilbert Smith Farnell
Indiana
Dorothy Walker
Wilmington
Del
Riss Estelle Gray-Shevinne
Gertrude Buchman
Robert Buchman
Philadelphia
Blairsville
University of Pennsylvania
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Indiana Printing and Publishing Co
Iubiiabere of Indians
Sporting Gazette
RN. Ray
N. DeWitt Ray
Dwight Ray
Bee Roh
Ray G.eeenee
Frank M. Smith
Sohn Woods
Taiahe Songey
Matt
Indians County
Maniha
Ts Sney
Indiana Evening Gazette
the Republican Rally
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Selinsgrove
United States
Pennsylvania
Republcan
House
State Republican Organization
State Republican Committee
Ahern
Harcourt, Brace & Co
Harrisburg
Watson
Pat
Veal Bummel
Franklin v. Roosevelt
Thomas Francis Fox
New York School For the Deaf
Henry Kitteredge Norton
Economist
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Pered
Barton C. Hirat
India
England
Washington
Peter
God
Acts
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