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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1935
Page
12
The piece analyzes how wealth tax proposals provoke a partisan standoff in Congress amid a cautious White House. It details Democratic and Republican maneuvers, presidential tax ideas, and the strategic shifts as lawmakers consider budget balance and tax rates.
South Carolina eyes a $37.5 million Santee Coom hydro electric and navigation project on a two year PWA plan. It aims to create about 15 000 jobs and cut freight costs by sinking channels near Columbia and Charleston. The article notes opposition and shifting political support amid an unusual sequence of events. Britain’s Air Ministry approves two experimental planes for stratosphere altitude and distance records.
Bruce Catton discusses Charles G Finneys The Circus of Dr Lao noting its straight narrative style but strong fantasy elements. He praises its entertaining but inscrutable mix of myth black magic and imaginative absurdity with a youthful relish for insanity. Published by Viking. A phosphorescent car shown by a French maker is described separately.
An unclear report defends Italy's actions in Ethiopia. The fragment mentions figures like Lig wandelo and Nobel Pre Winner, but details are garbled and names are uncertain. The piece appears to argue for the nation's policy with limited readable context.
Advice emphasizes naming an executor and trustee to safeguard family welfare after death. Encourages immediate planning to ensure protection, outlining roles and responsibilities for managing assets and care.
Fragmentary items list residents and couples including the Clagett and Tart families along with others in Germanton. The text references Mr and Mrs and several surnames unclear due to OCR errors.
A Brooklyn scientist says clothing and other fabrics soaked in a solution of two pounds of ammonium phosphate and two quarts of water become fireproof. The report notes the method as a potential simple treatment for fabrics to resist ignition.
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