The New Aldermen
Kingsport voters are urged to reelect Dr. E W Tipton and Felix Guenther Jr to the Board of Mayor and Aldermen. The editorial praises their competence, leadership, and commitment, arguing they will govern for all citizens and protect the city’s future.
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Kingsport
E. W. Tipton
Felix Guenther, Jr
Guenther
Dr Tipton
Mer
Cily
Guivale
Cie Wenrimunibeale
di Vipton
Lic
Eal Pitorestec
Mane
Toca
Kingvspore
Vicious Tax Proposal Sparks Government Tax Hike Plan
The article reports on a proposed federal tax increase aimed at consumers to fund energy strategies. It references oil markets, sagoline purchases, and debates in Congress about raising the site frent to Wycents a pation, with critics calling the plan unintelligent and burdensome for most Americans.
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Genevies Cody
Congress
Ulin Aluoael
Syracuse
Comment on Glass bank insurance plan in banking bill
A Boston transcript notes it is hoped the deposit insurance provisions in the Glass bill be struck out by the conference, or that Roosevelt require an amendment before signing. It questions Senator Glass's stance and suggests the insurance idea was a political concession to gain support for stricter banking features.
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Senate
Roosevelt
Glass
Boston
Speed, Speed and the Breathless Flight Era
The article extols faster travel as humanity’s aim, noting halved schedules and record attempts. It cites Frank Hiwks, James Mattern, Amy Johnson, Captain Mollison, and Graf Zeppelin as symbols of speed progress, forecasting expanding air service and world routes despite criticism.
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Frank Hiwks
Eyeday
Iron Horse
Keaneeseo Agelto
Italy
James Mattern
Mollison
Amy Johnson
America
Atlantic
Pacific
Germany
Argentina
Washington Post
Tax claims and refunds amid campaign finance scrutiny
The Minneapolis Journal reports on Democratic national stakes spending and large actor refunds to corporations as political scandal. It notes that refunds require approval by a committee and examination by government experts, with no explicit penalties for cases but reminders of refunds for additional settlements.
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Republicss
Siu
Minneapolis Journal
Minneapoalis
Embargo Resolution Sparks Presidential Power Debate
A Senate Foreign Relations Committee amendment to an embargo resolution draws the United States toward neutrality and limits on unilateral action. President Roosevelt and Secretary Hull oppose the plan, arguing it could hinder decisive measures and tilt balance toward aggressors in Sino Japanese tensions. The piece cites Geneva assurances by Norman Davis on consulting with other powers and warns that automatic embargoes could help Japan and hurt China.
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Senate
Senate Committee
Roosevelt
Hull
Geneva
Norman Davis
United States
Wille
China
Japan
Houigton
Gloomy Thought On Governing Taxation Debate
Unclear fragments show mentions of taxation and policy debate in New York. Possible references to public finance and cost of living, but outcome and participants remain unspecified.
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Sui
Logan
New York
Questions Answered in The Kingsport Times Bureau
A reader service outlines how to submit questions for answers by mail and provides sample Q A exchanges. Topics range from astronomy and history to education and notable figures, with concise responses and indications of where to find further details.
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Frederick M. Kirby
Kingsport Times Bureau
New York Avenue
Washington, D. C
Cooking for Two Bulletin Promises Practical Wedding Meal Plan
Washington Bureau offers COOKING FOR TWO to help brides and couples plan meals for two. Clip the coupon and mail five cents or stamps for a copy. Include name street and number for delivery.
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Washington
Kingsport
Test Questions About Notable Facts on Page Seven
You can answer at least five questions on this test. The items ask if Bobby Jones was a professional golfer, Nils Asther’s birth country, the meaning of balance at Wade, the three tallest NYC buildings, ages in the first World War draft act, author of Achora Leigh, meaning of the Arabic term Tismet, who Pittsburgh is named after, U S ownership of the Panama Canal Zone, and the origin of the name navel oranges.
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Bobby Jones
Nils Asther
Wade
New York City
Achora Leigh
Pittsburgh
U. S
Pansama Canal Zone
Leading male star named in Six Hours to Live
In a May 82 item, the quiz asks who was the leading male star in the film Six Hours to Live. The answer listed is Warner Baxter.
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A. Warner
Baxter
National editorial group to discuss recovery bill in NYC
Pi Walter D. Allen of Brookline Massachusetts will represent the National Editorial Association at a publishers meeting in New York Friday to discuss the industrial recovery bill pending in the U.S. Senate. Allen, slated to be advanced to the association presidency during its closing session here, will fly to New York after a telegram from Howard Davis, president of the American Newspaper Publishers.
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Indianapolis
Pi Walter D. Allen
Brooklyne
iMass
National _Mditorial association
New York
United States Senate
Allen
Naa
Howard Davis
American
Wake Up Your Liver Bile Without Calomel
An old style health ad warns against calomel and laxatives, touting Carter's Little Liver Pills as a safe, gentle remedy to stimulate bile flow. It claims the liver should produce two pounds of bile daily, aiding digestion, reducing bloating, and improving breath, with emphasis on the red labeled pills.
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Scarter
Carter
Carter’s
Feels Lives
Amark
Gisaball
Gee Ca
Stimulating beverages coffee tea cocoa and mate
Day Clendening discusses beverages that stimulate the mind and body. Coffee tea cocoa and mate are compared for effects on circulation and energy, noting caffeine content and varying taste. Mate, popular in South America, has mixed adoption in the United States but remains a stimulating drink.
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Yogan
Clendening
M.D
United States
Whats What at a Glance by Charles P Stewart
A Washington column surveys stock market forewarnings and post crash reflections from business figures like George Whitney of Morgen & Co. It notes Congress and Secretary Mellon responses, Roosevelts era shifts, and cautious Wall Street brokers delaying stock recommendations under a new securities act. It also covers political maneuvers by Rep. Loring Black Jr. and shifting sentiments toward Russia and eastern crop markets.
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Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Washington
BD OG
George Whitney
Morgen & Go
Whitney
Gunditiene
Congress
Andrew Mellon
Hoover
Seaace
Wall Street
Haas
Smith W. Brook
Georgy Peek
Russia
Ballang Tok
Association meeting agenda for newspaper publishers
A telegram to Justus B. Craemer announces a meeting of newspaper publishers' representatives at the American Newspaper Publishers' Exexition offices in New York. The program includes discussing the recovery bill licensing newspapers and possible press freedom impacts, plus the election of a vice president and a five day tour ending at the Century of Progress exposition in Chicago.
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Justus B. Craemer
Sudlos
Meton Avenue
New York
Dune Y
Searn
Indiana
Ghieagzo
Morgan Comparisons Show Morgan Today More Prepared
In 1818 J P Morgan testified before a Fuja committee and showed little composure, prompting Samuel Untermyer to defer further questioning. The modern Morgan arrives coached by attorney John W Davis and partners, answering 17 questions with efficiency.
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John W. Davis
Joy
Unclear Health Claim Promises Blood Boost from tonic use
An unreadable ad text promotes a tonic named SSS claiming to restore hemoglobin, increase vitality, and fight infections. It references “tens of thousands” of unsolicited letters of thanks and urges a course of treatment priced at $5.00 to $5.50. The language is garbled and non-specific about ingredients or mechanisms.
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