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Newspaper
Monahans News
Location
Monahans, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1933
Page
4
The Monahans News lists H. Guy as editor and manager and notes subscription price per year. It states the paper is entered as second class matter February 26, 1931, at Monahans post office and published every Friday.
The Monahans News announces corrections policy and invites readers to report errors. It states the paper prints Friday editions in Monahans Ward County Texas and commits to addressing reflections on individuals or corporations promptly.
The passage argues that the era of "live and let live" is obsolete and urges a planned economy with less unrestricted individualism. It cites Senator Wagner on public interest in business and Business Week on the link between wages and purchasing power, noting 1929 boom flaws due to excess profit over wages.
The speaker argues wealth concentrates among few with large salaries and dividends. Citing Lord Bacon, they urge steadily increasing inheritance taxes to promote distribution of wealth across the nation.
The article argues heredity is intertwined with family influence on a child's personality and that large scale social impact comes through schools. It notes parental education aims to curb tragedies, the home’s conservative role, and the transfer of beliefs to children, making parent education a major future challenge.
After donating over 3,000,000 dollars for feeding starving children, New York teachers challenge city bankers to contribute at least five percent of their incomes to the school relief funds.
The American trade unions fell from five million members in 1930 to 3.3 million in 1931. It marks the first time in U S history that unions did not gain during a period of relative prosperity.
The text cites a US labor surplus of 11 million with 2 million children employed and notes Hungary's 8,688,319 population with only 67 Methodists per the latest census. The dialogue includes a quip about marital support, contrasting Goober and Fisheye in a joking exchange.
A humorous exchange recalls a mill worker's refrain of saws and the funny quip about detours. The dialogue plays on wordplay with saw and distance as a pun.
Exchange features a couple debating theater or dance while a bystander riffs on romance using dialect. The scene nods to social outings and playful regional speech, capturing a snapshot of everyday interaction with humor and character.
American Legion members in Texas propose a state centennial museum with profits from Texas Centennial half dollars. The University of Texas campus to host the museum on a $750000 structure plan.
State Representative J. C. Duvall of Fort Worth celebrated a legislative victory by riding on horseback from San Antonio to Fort Worth. The trip planned in easy stages included frequent night controls as part of toasting the pat mutuel wagering bill passage.
A liberal district court jury awarded A. H. Killingsworth 150 dollars more in damages than sought against Alameda Lumber Co. The error was discovered by Killingsworth's attorney and judgment was entered for the lesser amount.
Congress set the intoxicating alcoholic content at one half of one percent under pressure from brewers to shield them from soft drink competition.
The Congress that submitted the Eighteenth Amendment was elected before the United States entered World War I, and before any American soldier had gone overseas.
Rental notice announces apartment availability at Oasis Hotel. Apply in person at property during business hours. Listing notes brief contact and no other terms provided.
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