Second Class Citizens in American Tax Pol icy
BAMYan and restenwee argue that the president and top U S officials enjoy tax free or unaccountable expense funds totaling hundreds of thousands, creating a caste system that harms ordinary workers. They compare this to historical aristocracy and warn against autocratic privilege.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bamyan &Restenwee
United States
Truman
Dear Alben Barkley
America
Atiffa
Ney
Louis XVI
France
Hitler
Marcolini
Josupredda
Unreadable OCR Item About Tuesday January Event
Fragmentary text mentions Tuesday January and forgotten items with unclear references. No identifiable people, organizations, places, dates, or concrete details remain readable for a proper record.
State liquor bill debated to favor wholesale private retail mix
Senators weigh Gov frner's liquor control plan with private retail while keeping state wholesaling. Proponents say it could raise state revenue but risks graft and patronage in stock and brand selection. Critics note high costs and governance concerns, urging a single enforcement focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Ghats
Red rule in China questioned by foreign observers
The piece discusses how publicists argued Chinese Communists would moderate their rule to gain legitimacy but now show a tougher stance. It notes fear tactics, territorial control, and the risk Chiang Kai-shek could return if Communists overreach. It also references reactions in Human Events and a remark on Britain seeking nine billion dollars from Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Net Ee
China
Chad Fe
Ap Fe
Stan- Gad Poriet
Chiang Kai- Chek
Commounista
Bertrand de Fevenal
Dressing Up For Census In Bethane City Counts Growth
The Bethane News-Herald urges completing a municipal task before the census and notes the city’s official boundary has lagged behind rapid commercial and residential expansion. City leaders are urged to stretch boundaries to include new participants in city facilities and services. Hutchinson aims to align with growing Kansas municipalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethane
Ambition and Boundaries Threaten Palestine Peace Efforts
The piece notes conflicting ambitions over Palestine borders threaten peace between Jews and Arabs. It argues that the partition created a fragile, badly divided land where governments struggle to hold control. Expansionist aims from within Israel and neighboring powers compound the conflict as peace efforts proceed slowly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
Israel
Out of Home Pockets Federal aid to education debate
The article argues federal aid to education will burden the national treasury and states, costing money and reducing local spending. It condemns the AFL Legislative Council for bargaining with Congress, urging labor management and the public to voice positions while warning against treating laws as contract negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prema
National Treasury
Treasuries
Federal Treasury
Activitiee
Washington
Congress Dental Record Chronicle
National Association of Manufacturers
Congress
A.F.L. Legislative Council
Government waste noted in living costs inquiry
A fragmented snippet recalls government spending on living cost studies. It mentions a housewife with New Year’s morning worries, college students adapting quickly, and a salesgirl facing an awkward wrap. The text is garbled and lacks clear events or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jose
Moscow's peace offensive fuels Cold War debate
In a column on foreign affairs, the author argues Moscow's declared push for international cooperation masks a push for world revolution. The piece notes U.S. opposition to communism rising after Truman's inaugural attack on communism and Acheson's warning that communist doctrine undermines free society, while U.S. trials and university dismissals signal a broader crackdown on perceived communist influence.
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Moscow
Itn
Palmiro Togliatti
Mares Cachin
Impeace
P. N.ov
Russia
Soviet Union
America
United States
New York
Seattle
University of Washington Board of Regents
James B. Carey
C.L0
World Federation of Trades Unions
Irving Brown
American Federation of Labor
W.F.T. U
Old Home Town Tax Take Remains Majority Unpaid
A 1938 tax bill totaling 983120 dollars and 29 cents shows 60 percent collected by January 21. Social notes mention Mrs Dei Hininger hosting, trips to Nashville and Florida plans, a New York arrival visiting Prof and Mrs C A, and a legislative wives luncheon on the Hotel Kansan roof. Births announced include Alhs Marie to Mr. and Mrs. McKinsey and Carlene Mae to Mr. and Mrs. Weeks. Mrs. Bowe broke her arm at home 1008 Tennessee arrest.
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Dei Hininger
Bonner Springs
Orville Stone
Frits Meyn
Nashville
Tenn
Ward Belmont Min
Florida
Cuba
Emily Preyer
New York City
C. A
Tant Wee Patapata
Ter
David McCreath
Lawrence
Kansan
Leeta A Scheiner
W. Brown
Harry
W. Frazee
Ralph Duvall
Wayne Gill
Charles. Grabskel
Harry Robbins
Howard
McKinsey
Alhs Marie
Earl Weeks
Carlene Mae
W. E. Bowe
Tennessee
Forty years ago in Topeka bet admission texts reveal local names
Forty years ago Raymond Rice admitted to a bet during last examinations in Topeka while reading in Judge Barker's office over the past year. Lillian Gwin entertained the Thomas Minervian club at the last meeting. J. L. Senor and family moved from Waverly to 1500 block New Hampshire street. Henry Weingartner returned from a two week visit in New York City. Miss Alice Hammond spent today in Kansas City.
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Topeka
Raymond Rice
Judge Barker
Lillian Gwin
Thomas Minervian Club
J. L. Senor
Waverly
New Hampshire Street
Henry Weingartner
New York City
MacDowell Fraternity Holds Founders Day Banquet
Twenty five years ago the MacDowell fraternity celebrated founders' day with a banquet at Wiedemann tea room. President Francis Connor served as toastmaster. Prof C S Skilton, Kenneth Alexander and Jack Dickson gave toasts. Mrs Erratt Seribertail led the table service.
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MacDowell Fraternity
Wiedemann Tea Room
Francis Connor
C.S. Skilton
Kenneth Alexander
Jack Dickson
Erratt Seribertail
Dridge Seeteeder
Modern manners on names for widows, divorcees and businesswomen
Confusion over correct usage of names in social and business letters and on calling cards. Guidance covers widows keeping the deceased husband’s name, signing practice, card engraving for social and professional contexts, and how divorcees and women in business may use maiden and married surnames. Includes sample forms and advised conventions for clarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Mary
Liesd John Dow
Janet
Lloyd John Dow
Maury Brown Smith
Smith
Huband
Hill Gray
Glamour Girl RORIZONT 1 Pictured Actress Shelley 7
Fragmented OCR style item lists clues and words for a puzzle page. It mentions a pictured actress Shelley and scattered definitions such as a pen and perch terms, with multiple numbered entries and cryptic hints. The readable portion points to a fashion oriented feature or cross‑word style puzzle note rather than a full story or event.
Public service spending and government privilege debate
The piece mocks official excess and nonpayment of income tax by lawmakers while criticizing special privileges. It cites Truman, Barkley, and Rayburn rushing to shield funds, praises constitution supporters, and notes a brief British note on a jail sentence for George Croxford over a horse and cart dispute.
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Peo Pascal
Truman
United Ong Star
Uni
Barkley
Rayburn
Democratic Party
London
George Edward Croxford
Arthur McCart
Baldwin Social News Highlights and Recurring Activities
Baldwin residents gather for dinners, lectures, and club meetings. Notables include Mrs. Morgan’s family and guests, the Post of Mister of the club, and a new Janine Audubon Bird club forming under Coach Spear. Local church circles plan Wednesday events while families welcome visitors back from Japan.
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Q. Scott Morgan
Mall Alueliers
Sanity Atlas Room
Morgan
Samuel al
Porlett Catton
Teucrenie
Trotager
Seriol
Westwind
America
Charles Coldsmith
Hmistrict
Apecker
College” Fellows
Viewr
HL Wildyard
Ninth Street
Lennard Reblon
Fust
Japan
Linury
Mise Eivaner Laury
Carl Krow
Rand
Rayon’ Stantey
Edward Chastain
Robert Wood
Janes Leitnaker
Ann Laucier
Mies Mery EbMaht
Tupeks
Bahdwin
Edgar Vrome
Baldwin
Karl Spear
Pik Fa
Tin Wat
de Baldwin School
Preadont
Melba Reeves
Vines Ying Lkemberry
Spear
Neils Muller
George Florence
Clarenc Randet
Ws.c.s
First Methodist Church
Stanley Buckinger
Cito Selgerst
June
Ww A. Saucier
Witey A
Keve
Mabel Hartey
MPLA
Phi Mu
Leo Willams
I City
A. E. Tunin
Radio Programs On Tuesday Evening January Schedule
Tuesday evening broadcast lineup from multiple stations includes WDAF KMBC KCMO and KMBC programs such as Supper Club Bob Hope Show and The Lone Ranger. Highlights include John Wagaman Sage 30 and Harvest of State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WDAF
KCMO
John Wagaman
KNBC
KMBC
Hollywood Theater
Wren—Lawrence
Mr. and
Mire
North
Alan Young
Amer
Bob Hope
Bob Hawk
Fibber SteGee
Molly
EMBC
Morer Armsterdam
Wren
Waf—Hig Town
KMTSC
Kmbc—Heart of America
Realah
John Wagaiman
WDAP
Chameleon
Biddle
Christian
Gilderaleeve
Duffyn
Milton Berle
Harvest of State
WE District Attorney Y Stoucha Mars
KMEE
Bing Croaty
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Missouri
Bessia
Great Britain
Levents
Sy Cowitt
Gasapett
Mexico City
Kansas
Monterrey
Miguel Aleman
Soeng
Hong Kong
Wong Kong
Chi
Soong
Kwan Tung
Alice Hammond
Kansas City
Milady’s
Mrs. Shaw
Ier
Ainate Gutracht
Shaw
Huelind
R. J.C
Glamor Girl
Rorizont
Shelley
Ordor
Evercontr
Tellurium
Mina
Umac
Merle Commons
Mohler
North America
Charlton Insurance
Agency
W. Gorrill & Winter Phode
Beamans
F. M. Pilotuner
1200
N.Y
Reusch
Toby Mass
Comen
Wonder
Eldridge Hotel
Lawrence, Katinas Thura
Landberg Sonotone
Central Bldg
N. H
Scott
Simderwood
Batte Hanna
So Ud
Hadmest, McGrew & Peck Insurance
East 7Th
Round Corner Drug CO
Mel Fisher
Lindley
Kansas Cleaners
Cash and Cartry
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