Tax Policy and Labor Stirrings in Washington
Federal taxes now run about 8 billion dollars a year with more to come and state and local taxes near 9 billion. The trend fuels redistribution concerns as New Deal labor gains with United Mine Workers back Roosevelt while facing unity pressures and possible corporate tax hikes.
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Washington
Congress
United States
Department of Commerce
Treasury Department
Capitol
Hill
Jesus Calming and Casting Out Demons In A Storm
A lesson note outlines Jesus calming the storm in Luke 8 22 25 his power over nature and demons cast from a man in the tombs The account shows the disciples fear faith rebuke and the healed man returning to testify God power and healing in needful times
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Jesus
Jesus Christ
Christ
Newspapers Are Useful A Leisure Class and The Real American Offense
The Supreme Court affirms free press as a bridge between government and people, a mirror for individuals and society. J Pierpont Morgan cites Aristotle. Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt expands the leisure class to include those with economic security and time for varied life satisfactions. Henry Ford advocates a shorter work week to allow leisure and enjoyment of earnings.
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Free Press
J. Pierpont Morgan
Aristotle
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Charles Fourier
Henry Ford
Varied satisfactions amid shifting work and wealth
The passage contrasts past labor with present comforts, noting workers were underpaid and overworked while seeing limited prospects. It highlights Mrs. Roosevelt's concept of varied satisfactions and observes that the prosperous often chase trivial pleasures, concentrating wealth and power.
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Mrs. Roosevelt
Death of Charles Curtis Former Vice President
Sorrow marks the sudden death of Charles Curtis former Vice President of the United States. He is described as an American with red Indian blood and praised for his honest horse racing youth and fair political race as a man. He would have made a loyal president if fate allowed.
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Charles Curtis
United States
American People and Constitution
Senator Pittman Warns Japan Threatens U S China Rift
Nevada senator warns Japan may shut the United States out of China even at the risk of war. He cites businessmen already ousted from Manchuria and fears retaliation if Tokyo meets resistance. A map shows a growing Manchukuo against Outer Mongolia and Soviet Russia.
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Pittman
Nevada
Japan
China
Manchuria
United States
Senator Pittman
Manchukuo
Outer Mongolia
Soviet Russia
State waste cited in New York official car expenses
In six months New York paid 801612 for official automobiles plus transport for mental hygiene. one official fired a taxpayer paid chauffeur accused of stealing 2000 in a year through dishonest gas and repairs, signaling a near business level mismanagement.
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State of
New York
Department of Mental Hygiene
Schwab Company Wins Reduced Government Demand
The government sought 19.654 million from Schwab's Bethlehem Steel for alleged profiteering but a special master ruled a payout of 5.666 million to Schwab and Bethlehem Steel. The note praises Schwab and Carnegie's regard for him.
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Charlie
Schwab
Bethlehem Steel Company
Bethlehem Steel
Carnegie
Pax Britannica urged as modern Rome peace
Dr G A Stevenson of Oxford proposes in the London Times that the Pax Romana should be mirrored as a Pax Britannica with England ruling the world and dictating terms to all, replacing Rome’s ancient supremacy.
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G. A. Stevenson
University College of Oxford
London Times
Rome
England
Americans Beat Germany in Hockey 1 to 0 Amid Silent Stands
American Olympic athletes playing in Germany faced a muted crowd despite a 1 to 0 victory over Germany in hockey. European and Oriental squads drew applause while the German match drew gloom, signaling a contrasting reception for the teams.
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Germany
Oldest Gasoline Buzzy Jewel Engine Traced to 1856
The Jewel, built by Forest City Motor Co of Cleveland, operated briefly in Massillon Ohio in 1856. The machine is currently in use in Mount Vernon Virginia.
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Forest City Motor Company
Cleveland
Massillon
Ohio
Mt. Vernon
Stumbling Twice Against the Same Stone Quip
A Cicero aphorism warns against repeating the same error. The maxim frames failure as a public shame when familiar traps recur.
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Cicero
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