Loyalty oaths in schools spark national debate
The piece argues that loyalty oaths for teachers are justified to root out Communist influence. It cites Bakunin and Mill, contrasts with American founding documents, notes California's controversy, and praises Pennsylvania Governor Fine for voluntary oath adoption as a patriotic example.
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Communist Daily Worker
Communist Party
U.S.S.R
United States
John Sturat Mill
Pennsylvania
John S. Fine
Amer
Heaviest Taxes Hidden in Hidden Federal Burdens
The United States Chamber of Commerce released figures from a Musgrave Tucker study showing most people pay more in hidden taxes than in direct personal income tax. It cites corporation taxes excises and sales taxes as major hidden burdens, with effective tax shares rising from 23.4 percent for those earning 999 a year to 77 percent for incomes over 20 000.
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United States Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Richard A. Musgrave
University of Michigan
Rufus A. Tucker
General Motors
Tucker
Fragmentary note hints at future of the nation
The text fragment mentions national destiny and the tiny future of the nation, implying a broader political or ideological reflection. No clear names, dates, or places are readable to specify events or actors.
Darilek Seeks Re Election For Justice Of The Peace
A J Darilek asks The Eagle to announce his candidacy for re election as justice of the peace of Precinct No 6 in the upcoming democratic primary July 26. He is serving his twelfth term at Moulton and vows to continue to discharge duties promptly and impartially. Sheriff E T Long of Hallettsville also announced his re election run in the July primary.
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A. J. Darilek
Eagle
Justice of the Peace
Darilek
Moulton
E. T. Long
Hallettsville
Sheriff Long
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