What Effect Will Additional Taxes Have on Jobholders
Washington column analyzes Justice Stone’s tax ruling and its potential impact on federal and state employees. It argues governments face heavier revenue needs, cites the 69 year rule change, and notes possible shifts in public officials’ incentives and bond taxation debates.
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Washington
Justice Stone
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Federal Treasury
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Civil Service Commission
TVA
RFC
Congress
Western Newspaper Union
Curtains for two narrow windows create balanced unit
A reader asks how to curtain two 6 by 3 foot windows on a 16 by 14 foot parlor wall. A scale drawing shows extending the drapes to floor with a valance and side panels to widen the look. Books offer sewing and embroidery guides with a free embroidery leaflet.
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South Dakota
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Careless Males Die More in 1937 Accidents
A National Safety Council report shows 119.6 male deaths per 100000 in the United States in 1937 versus 51.3 female deaths. The finding highlights gender disparities in accidental fatalities.
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United States
National Safety Council
Mis A JOLLY WORLD Mis A JOLLY WORLD
In this lighthearted segment a comic exchange unfolds with playful banter about honesty, subscriptions, and a hospital cot. The dialogue features Mrs Newrich and humorous misreadings from a vicar and others, ending with a quip on self perception.
When I Was Your Age We Walked Ten Miles
A brief exchange reflects on endurance as a narrator recalls a ten mile trek. The remark contrasts youth and age with a practical view of walking mileage and effort.
Thumb in Soup? Patron and Waiter Exchange Jokes
A playful clash at a dining room over a missing waiter. The proprietor quips about a thumb in soup while the customer denies eating the staff, turning the incident into a humorous restaurant moment.
Piano for Sale and Hurrah in Suburban Window
A display in a front window shows a card reading A Piano For Sale while the neighboring home posts a single Hurrah card in the window, creating a small scene of celebration beside a sale notice.
Ask Me Another A General Quiz
A quick quiz asking six trivia questions on wind, earth movement, territory ownership, sight range, geometry, and historical coinage. The final question ponders Joan of Arc’s home and its existence today.
Answers to common science questions from a quiz sheet
The list covers wind speeds from 7 to 38 mph, Earth’s daily travel about 1 601 644 miles, Earth as part of Canada’s Dominion, visibility limits for distant objects like the Sun at 92 000 000 miles, that length is the longest dimension, US coin minting began in 1793, and the birthplace house of Joan of Arc at Domremy with nearby woods and Rouen dungeon still standing.
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Yukon Territory
Alaska
U. S
Joan of Arc
Dominion of Canada
U.S
Domremy
France
Chenu Woods
Rouen
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America
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