Economic highlights urge tax relief to revive business
The piece argues persistent political risk blocks expansion despite abundant credit and favorable inventories. It notes Morgenthau's tax-relief proposal as a cautious stimulus, backed by the President and Congress, aiming to repeal certain taxes and adjust rates to spur investment and reduce government finance tensions.
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Lorge
Besson
Morgenthau
Harrison
Congress
White House
Newsweek
Roosevelt
Byrnes
House
Ways.and Means Committee
Treasury
Modern Women turn to science to tackle food costs
A fragmented column notes rising food prices and suggests women use intelligence and practical tools like microscopes and slide rules to address household shortages. It cites Kingsley and hints at proactive kitchen measures, urging readers to adopt informed problem solving.
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Charles Kingsley
Charles
Home Economists show beans save money for small cooks
A guide argues small home producers can compete with large food firms, listing baked beans as a blueprint. It compares costs and earnings, claiming home beans save about 30 cents per pint and yield a $2.24 hourly rate with eight minutes of prep, then suggests similar savings for other home canned goods and baked items.
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Old
New England
Boston Style Beans and School Plans Detailed
Instructions describe a Boston style bean bake with onions and salt pork, then shift to budget notes on savings, school enrollment growth, and senior class honors. Mentions a World’s Fair trip planned for June 19 and teaching certifications for French English Latin mathematics science and health.
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Boston
North Broad St
Weners
Paul Buralli
Jean Kern
Alice George
Lester Bartron
New York
Miss Nicholas
Supt Marcks Reports On School Activities For Past Month
Supt Marcks presents a report detailing plans and funding for medical exams for tuberculosis among pupils teachers janitors and staff. He notes enrollment in 1998 40 may be influenced by recent General Assembly bills affecting attendance age farm and domestic permits and postponement of the 1937 transportation law. Estimated September enrollment: elementary 585 junior high 400 senior high 515.
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Page Os
General Assembly
Nazareth anglers and local sports mix in weekend schedule
A Breille New Jersey fishing party of 24 led by Mr and Mrs Chas Knecht plus Stew Bady Se e Kellow Nat Motta and Geo C Meeser and Henry heads for brinny deep to chase porgies mackerel and sea bass Three boats back the party with Nass Nazareth anglers also set for East Penn and Lehigh Valley League action this Thursday Weiss and Quinter join Weston vs Emmaus A C at Bacareia Municipal Park field Browns mound for Weston and Ruth Brong to return to Lock Haven Teachers College after three week visit. Miss Cordelia Brong to remain with parents Rev and Mrs Brong.
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Breille
N. J
Chas. Knecht
Stew Bady
See Kellow
Nat. Motta
Geo. C. Meeser
Henry
Nazareth Sports
Vic” Weiss
Grat” Quinter
Nazareth
Bethlehem Indians
Easton Fleas
Weston
Emmaus A. C
Bacareia Municipal Park
Murses
Ruth £. Brong
C. Cordelia Br
William Y Brong
Lock Haven Teachers College
Clagg
Temple University Schearaes
Ruth
Brongs Visit Miss Leidy in Philadelphia
Rev. and Mrs. William H. Brong of Pen Argyl are spending several days with Mrs. Brong’s sister Miss Mabel M. Leidy a Temple University teacher in Philadelphia. They will be in the city for a short stay and plan sightseeing during the visit.
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William H. Brong
Pen Argyl
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Marcks
Bady
Moss
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Rothrock
Meeser
Delaware
Point Pleasant
Weiss
Quinter
East Penn
Lee
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