Where Goes Our Taxes Proposed 23d Amendment
Willis B. Stone argues REA shows tax funded subsidies to co-ops with 2 percent loans and 7.5 million admin costs, urging passage of H. J. 355 Proposed 23rd Amendment to end federal business undertakings and personal income taxes. The piece cites Hoover Task Force reports and Treasury figures to claim 127 million in direct appropriations to REA and over 3 billion borrowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis B. Stone
U. S
Mr. Stone
Rural Electrification Administration
Rea
Department of Agriculture
Hoover Task Force
Lew
Co-Op Borroners
Comptroller General
Treasury
Congress
United States
Fathers and the endless work of making life better
A reflective meditation on fathers as weary, devoted figures who fight daily battles against weariness and monotony. They strive to provide, protect, and guide, while facing sacrifice, anger, and the toll of time, always choosing work over rest. The piece contrasts rugged duty with quiet immortality earned through labor.
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Turry
Knights
General Features Corp
A Woman Speaks to Women of Russia
American women affirm peace and reject hatred or war. The writer, Jessie Ash Arndt, explains the U.S. government seeks peace and that Americans value freedom, self rule, and the right to speak freely as she urges Russian women to tell their leaders similarly.
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Russia
Jessie Ash Arndt
C.M.C
America
United States of America
United States
England
Germany
Little Things in Print and Print Shop Tales
A collage of local notes and vignettes from The Herald era. An idle humor column mentions the new press, the old equipment, and sidewalk repair mishaps, interwoven with small town observations on politicians, beavers, signs, and reflections on Moravia’s Two Women and broader ethical ideas.
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Tomnhill
Herald
Donald Hoover
Son
Bill
Portland
Floyd
Harold
Letter from Kenworthy in Mexico Misses Herald of May 29
A reader named L. Kenworthy, formerly of Myrtle Point, now retired in Tepec Nay, Mexico, writes his missing May 29 Herald request and sends 10 cents for a copy. He reflects on American ideals and a shift toward materialism. The note accompanies a plea to continue public discourse through the Herald.
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Virginia
Deep South
Grant
Herald
Ken) Kenworthy
Tepec Nay
Mexico
Ken
George
Myrtle Point
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Myrtle Point Herald
Go. W. Hall
Hull
Mgr
Newspaper Publishers Association
Representative
Representatives, Inc
Viicatecce
Detroit
Pat Patisgelphia
National Pocharion Plabe
The
Michael G. Carney
Optometrist
Cea
Borth
Adams
Bune
Foquille
Anderson
Tfe
Brodi
Fourth
Gardiner
Smith River
Beavers
Powers Chevron Station
Alberto Moravia
Wall Street Journal
M. E. Davis
Mr. Moravia
Nouglas Fir
Ashley
Myrile Point
Howard Wolff
Sportsmen’s Club
Don Schirmer
Pharmacist
Perkins Drug Store
Spruce St
Myrik
Point
Ore
Oregon
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