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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1939
Page
4
The piece argues Congress should start a joint Senate-House study during recess to overhaul the entire tax structure. It notes current revisions aid industry but insufficiently restore prosperity, urging comprehensive reform of both business and individual taxes to strengthen the national economy with urgency.
A recent conference on Interstate trade restraints recommended that states should not use taxation to discriminate or create barriers to interstate commerce. The call argues free trade is essential for national economic success and warns against a system of regional commercial antagonism like Europe. It emphasizes that free trade within America should apply domestically, even if the global ideal remains distant.
The alien registration signed by Governor James will help monitor non citizens within the state and curb subversive activity. The measure requires all aliens over 18 to register by January 1, with few exceptions for those pursuing citizenship, long-time residents since 1902, or those whose children served in wars. Proponents say the act is fair and no threat to citizens or aliens, while opponents include aliens seeking to avoid scrutiny of their migrations and actions.
Senator Bankhead of Alabama urges retirement benefits for Congress. He argues pensions would detach lawmakers from financial temptations and ensure steadier voting. Critics warn it would create a life-long professional legislature and note existing perks and exemptions. Also mentions reactions to Eccles pump priming and Garner’s Neutrality site fate.
A dated pediatric advice piece outlines crib safety for babies under two, sleep arrangements, ventilation, and temperature guidelines. It emphasizes a disciplined bedtime clock routine, self help in covering, and gradual independence while avoiding hazards and drafts. It advocates a calm, regulated approach to infant sleep and routines.
A Los Angeles Times humor piece previews Ed Darling European vacation and his bachelor friend’s critique of marriage. The excerpt features Kipling quotes and a playful clash over marriage, with a teaser that the full column continues on another page.
International News Service reports Jonn G. Winant urging economic relaxation of trade controls as key to world peace. Bishop Mark Gurman says America has fertile ground against foreign ideologies like communism and fascism. Dr Lewis H. Haney advocates restoring confidence in money value to boost business and spending. Robert H. Jackson laments interstate trade barriers as a constitutional pillar.
A collage of quips on politics and society from an old page. It riffs on presidential term limits, odd funding bits, a wartime disability claim anecdote, and a tender domestic anecdote about a little girl Alice Marie.
A collage of jokes and anecdotes about marriage, aging, manners, and daily life. Bits include a wry take on kleptomania, a speaker's quip about voices, and a postal card query on defining a gentleman. Interleaved are wedding anniversary gags, social norms, and light satire on church collection plates and tipping etiquette.
A look at the push toward nationwide prohibition as Methodists advocate liquor bans and districts like the District of Columbia face calls to “dry up” the city. The era’s temperance movement gathers momentum with religious groups framing alcohol as a societal threat.
Central presses note renewed dry energy as Baltimore M E Conference urges total abstinence and churches aid. The piece cites Senator Frazier's DC prohibition bill and warns against involuntary abstinence while reflecting on Washington as test ground for national policy.
Jim, a golfer, confesses a 79 round and debates minor errors that would have yielded a 74 or 78. He ponders the balance between pride and fault as he reviews a scorecard and recalls missing shots that kept his final tally from perfection.
A devotional note quotes a verse urging courage and steadfastness in service to the Lord. The message promises God will be with and not forsake the reader until the work is completed for the house of the Lord. The line ends with a buy listing for New Castles.
Practical guidance warns against hosting grand dinners without proper facilities. True hospitality relies on sharing what you have and can afford, ensuring comfort for both host and guests.
Washington observers decry a proposed self liquidating program of 52 340 000 000 as a phony New Deal style scheme to hide wasteful spending. The piece warns that the plan would burden private business and inflate deficits, urging Congress to oppose the proposal and expose deceptive budgeting tactics.
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