Townsend Plan Would It Work In Two Pages
John T Flynn summarizes Dr Townsend's 60 age pension plan proposing $200 monthly for each eligible person, funded by a 2 percent nation wide transactions tax. He notes practical issues including eligibility, inflation fears, tax shift effects, and the need to force pensioners to spend promptly to maintain purchasing power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Flynn
NEA Service, Inc
New York
Townsend
Carrel
Congress
United States
Heme
Tax Would Discriminate Against Goods Made Wholly In America
An analysis argues against a proposed tax on goods, warning it would discriminate against products made entirely in the United States. The piece critiques how pensions and cash shortages affect the elderly, questions cost off sets for almshouse care, and critiques Townsend plan job claims while detailing employment figures for Americans over 60.
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America
Creomulsion Ad Promises Quick Cough Relief
An old advertisement urges readers to try Creomulsion for persistent coughs and chest colds. It claims the medicine targets the throat and bronchial membranes, loosens phlegm, and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied from the first dose. It asserts efficacy even after other remedies fail.
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Ens
Incarcerated criminal sought by police in 1934 report
A 1934 police bulletin describes a prisoner named Karpis with a 2% yearn score, weight 130 pounds, 3/9 inch measure, and blue eyes. It notes transfer from State Industrial Reformatory to the State Penitentiary in Lansing Kansas, on May 9, for burglary in the second degree with a 5 to 10 year sentence.
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Quild
Aledder
Alvin Kergis
Aytchinnon
Kanter Fairy
Harch
Raymond Hadley
Kansas City
Hisnoure
Carse
Larcenye
Hutchinson
Kansas
Ax Moto Karpis
Lansing
State
Retirement Debate Hits Job Creation Claims
The text argues against Townsendite claims, noting retirees do not create new jobs as many leave farmers and proprietors idle. It suggests retirement could close small businesses but not generate vast employment, disputing the scale of 5,000,000 jobs and highlighting broader social duties. It also briefly lists social happenings and holiday visits.
Pleasantville Holiday Guests From Ohio Universities
Pleasantville residents host students and visitors over Christmas break. Ohio University attendees Freda Hampson Becky Hamp son Maxine Patterson Kath erine Detwiler and Ohio State University members Frank Wildermuth Jacob Sims Judson Knecht are home for holidays. Local families entertain relatives including Mr and Mrs Neil Pence Miss Lucille Friend and Pearl George from New Salem and Vernon. Zephyrhills Florida wintering guests include Mr and Mrs Ben Hempy Mrs Wooley and daughter. Columbus visitors Mr and Mrs Irwin Thor nor and Mr and Mrs Clifford Woolard with multiple family members. Florence Bush and Robert Bush of Columbus also visited the area.
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Lare Freda Hampson
Becky Hampson
Maxine Patterson
Katherine Detwiler
Ohio University
Frank Wildermuth
Jacob Sims
Judson Knecht
Ohio State University
Neil Pence
New Salem
Lucille Friend
Pearl George
Dale Friend
Vernon
Ben Hempy
Wooley
Pickerington, O
Zephyrhills
Florida
Ben Thomas
Newark
Irwin Thornor
Joseph Stewart
Columbus
Clifford Woolard Land
Basil, O
Berch Woolard
Edward Culp
Columbus, O
Irwin Thomas
Florence Bush
Robert Bush
Lancaster Ohio legal notice of sewer resolutions 1935
The City of Lancaster Ohio council declares sewer projects across several blocks with resolutions numbers 852 853 and 358. Property owners with unknown addresses are notified of construction along Goodwin Avenue McKinley Avenue Harrison Avenue and surrounding alleys per city engineer plans. Notices dated November 25 1935 and clerk A.M. Flowers sign.
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City of
Lancaster
Ohio
Léroy W. Carpenter
Goodwin Ave
Aney
Harrion Ave
Seventh Street
Eighth Ave
Amanda Butler
McKinley Ave
Jos
Carrie Canfield
McKinley
McKenley Ave
Stith
Fair Ave
R. L
Edith M. Sharp
Harrison Ave
John F. McFarrin
Harrieson Ave
Lawrence and
Mary Schrinst
Washington Ave
Fall Ave
Lotis
Chapin Addition
Uahanslen Ohio
A.M Flowers
Birds Bathing on Sudbury Outdoor Rinks
Sparrows swarm the flooded outdoor rinks in Sudbury Ontario, bathing amid the thawing ice and spoiling hockey play. Local youths report repeated flooding ends in bird activity that re-freezes the surface, hindering games.
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Sudbury
Ont
Holiday visits cross state lines in Sugar Grove area
Sugar Grove residents share holidays with relatives in West Virginia Ohio and Canton Ohio. Gail Baker and spouse from Midlandville West Virginia visit Glenn Curry and Eve Belle Nihiser. Eve Nihiser travels to New Stratsville to spend time with Tom Nihiser and sisters Mary aid Cole Clyde Nihiser. Helen Burlin from Canton visits Dale Allread and daughter Marjorie. George Carpenter and family visit his parents IL A Carpenter. L C Shaver couple called to White Cottage due to serious illness.
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Gail Baker
Mid
George Carpenter
David Lee
IL. A. Carpenter
L. C. Shaver
White Cottage
Local church announces officers and births in brief
At a recent church election M E Church Sabbath School named R B Duke as Superintendent and L A Carpenter as Assistant Superintendent. Walter Blick is Secretary Beeman Federer Treasurer Marguerite Gretter Librarian Betty Snyder Assistant Librarian Iris Rudolph Pianist and Mrs L Shaver Chorister. The Reform Sabbath School elected M A Hanna Superintendent Fred Schlegetter Assistant Superintendent Vivian Junker man Secretary Billy Cooney Assistant Secretary Mrs Mary Dupler Treasurer Joan Dupler Anna Belle Junker man Dorothy Hansley Librarians. A baby born to Mr and Mrs McClain died at birth. Janes McClain is in Zan esville Hospital.
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M. E. Church Sabbath School
R. B. Duke
L. A. Carpenter
Ass’t
Walter Blick
Beeman Federer
Marguerite Gretter
Betty Snyder
Iris Rudolph
L. Shaver
M. A. Hanna
Fred Schlegetter
Vivian Junkerman
Billy Cooney
Veteran claims last shot for World War unit at Beaufort France
Arthur M. Paulson of Davenport Iowa says he fired one of the last 48 shots in World War II with Battery D 56th CA C near Beaufort France after hostilities ceased. The veteran notes his unit was ordered to fire the final rounds.
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Davenport
Arthur M. Paulson
56Th C. A. C
Paulson
Beaufort- France
Thoxine Advertises Quick Relief for Colds and Sore Throats
An old ad promotes Thoxine as a two stage remedy for throat cold symptoms. A single swallow eases phlegm and soreness, while internal action fights the cold. The pitch claims superiority to gargles and offers a money back guarantee with 25c or $1.00 bottle pricing.
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KARP
Sorter
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Owed Baller
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George Haller
Tulsa
Oklahonk
Ohsulgee
Oklahoma
A. Sorpis
Figga
Oknungee
Realester
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Alvin Karpis
Homer Fanning
Sam Bush
Pleasantville High
Everitt Hite
Canton
R. &. Hite
Charles Hempy
Floyd Blauser
Troy
Fred
Pleasantville
J. W
Piano Taning
C. E. Fank
Sugar Grove
Kessel’s
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Warmer
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