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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1936

Page

6

Tax plans loom as Morgenthau eyes Ways and Means hearing

Washington reports Treasury plans for a flat manufacturers tax and a major income tax overhaul. The draft would raise rates, reduce exemptions, and broaden surtaxes, with political risk ahead before any bill could pass. FDIC moves to broaden bank support and calls for agency consolidation surface amid budget pressures.

Washington Treasury Department Morgenthau House Ways and Means Committee Doughton Senator la Follette Roosevelt al Smith Liberty League

Jesus Answers John's Questions

The lesson notes John the Baptist as a great, perplexed figure. Jesus defends John, explains his doubt was not faithless but a mind in confusion about the messianic timeline, and answers with signs and testimony to validate John. The text links Luke 7 19 28 and Matthew 11 7 11, stressing meeting doubts with clear facts.

Jesus John L. John Christ The Jordan

Divide and Rule and the Eye Color of Great Men

Brisbane warns miners’ union against splits while Arthur Brisbane urges unity. A tale invokes Divide et impera to urge solidarity. A lonely English soldier seeks a bride with hazel eyes as history’s great figures are noted for blue or gray eyes. Washington Jefferson Lincoln Roosevelt Edison Ford are listed among others.

Green American Federation of Labor Miners’ Union Mr. Lewis Mr. Green Louis XI Goethe Indian Ocean Napoleon Corsica Caesar Rome Washington Jefferson Lincoln Roosevelt Edison Henry Ford

Grounded schooner near Tampa sparks nudist colony tale

A schooner carrying a mixed group to establish a Virgin Islands nudist colony ran aground near Tampa Florida. Navigators refused to sign for the nudist enterprise citing fear and prudence as winds pushed the ship ashore. The narrative ends with a note on lighter-than-air craft delivering food to Tangier Island.

Tampa Fla Virgin Islands Garden of Eden Tangier

Mussolini Threatens Exit Over Oil Ban in Sanctions

Mussolini warns Italy may quit the league if oil is banned in sanctions. He argues no oil means no war and considers buying old American ships to convert into floating gasoline storage tanks. He notes there were costly steel ships worth about a billion dollars built during World War I era ready to be recycled.

Mussolini League

Litvinoff’s blunt remark mars Anglo Russian relations

At the king’s funeral the Russian envoy Litvinoff told the new king Edward VIII he found him only a mediocre young Englishman. He repeated a remark the king had made to him, a move considered not done and diplomatically damaging.

England Russia Litvinoff Edward VIII

Socialist critic warns of New Deal drift toward fascism

Mr Norman Thomas of the Socialist left wing runs for President and argues the New Deal echoes dictatorship. He notes Mussolini rose in Italy with radicalism and even oil casts a cautionary tale. He warns radicals may someday miss free speech if a dictatorship arrives.

Norman Thomas Italy Mussolini

New Jersey Cold Weather Aids Fruit Growers Pests

One man's frostbite is good news for New Jersey fruit growers as extreme cold freezes the ground two feet deep and is expected to destroy orchard pests including gypsy moths and coddling moths. The cold has not harmed trees but may discourage Japanese beetle larvae.

New Jersey

Birthday Harbor of Fame for Lindbergh in Wales

Col. Charles A. Lindbergh marked his thirty fourth birthday in Wales with his wife and one son. The famed aviator, now in the public eye, may have wished to return to quieter airmail days and dodge the constant limelight.

Charles A. Lindbergh Wales

The Future Must Be Up to Our Faculties

The passage extols trust in the Creator and envisions a future aligned with our faculties memory hope imagination and reason. It asserts Providence will prepare something large and generous in the grand style of divine works for humanity.

Doctors Advise Gentle Liquid Laxative Dose Reduction

Physicians urge using a liquid laxative such as Syrup Pepsin and gradually reducing the dose to aid natural bowel regularity. If no relief is found, Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin offers a money back guarantee for biliousness from constipation.

Dr. Caldwell Select Products, Inc 23Rd St Long Island City N. Y

Ethiopian vengeance practice shifts from relatives

The article notes a change from the customary practice in Addis Ababa where convicted murderers were handed to victims' relatives for execution, a system that had long prevailed but is described as recently altered.

Addis Ababa

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