Roosevelt's reform plan shapes 1986 political turn in Congress
The article discusses President Roosevelt's social reform program as outlined to Congress. It notes anticipated voter mandates from the 1986 elections, possible shifts if Democrats lose seats, and the broad aims like old-age insurance, welfare transfers, and national government oversight of agriculture and securities. It also covers the stock exchange control law, civil service implications, and political reactions across parties.
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Western Newspaper Union
Italian Lincei member creates new element No 05
Eurico Fermi a young Lincei Academy member in Italy reportedly produced a new element from uranium named No 05 noted as the hardest element known.
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Eurico Fermi
Lincei Academy of Italy
Open Championship Cup Presented to Dutra by Herbert Jacques
Olin Dutra, pro at a California club, receives the national open golf championship cup from Herbert Jacques. Dutra won the title at Merloy Cricket Club in Ardmore Pennsylvania.
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Olin Dutra
California
Herbert Jacques
Merloy Cricket Club
Ardmore
Evolution of Income Tax in U S History
The first income tax arose mainly as a war tax during 1801 to 1872. A law in 1804 faced constitutional invalidation. The 16th Amendment granting congressional power to tax income became operative February 18, 1913 with the income tax law enacted on October 2, 1913.
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Congress
Washington Star
Governors in a Hiring Model for State Leadership
Beverly Hills writer reflects on political reform, arguing governors are overworked yet underappreciated. He compares the city manager concept to a better system and praises Roosevelt's efforts while noting entrenched state practices. He warns against vague nominating rules and urges selective qualification to safeguard governance.
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Dil Inger
Maby
Govenor Maby
Ship of State
McMeught Syndugie
Fee
Homespun’s Quiet Decline in Early Republic Textiles
The piece notes homespun’s key role in early America for clothing and warmth, then explains its decline as finer wools and worsted yarns dominated later textile uses. It mentions medium wools for woven fabrics, blankets, tweeds, tweedings, and knitting yarns, reflecting shifts in textile production and materials.
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Our Republic
Tathiinder Magasine
Lost 57 Pounds of Fat With Kruschen Salts
Mrs. A. Ropink of South Milwaukee reports losing 57 pounds of fat without reducing food intake by taking Kruschen Salts each morning in hot water. The ad claims fat loss brings strength health and physical charm, notes doctors prescribe it, and promises refunds if not satisfied.
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A. Ropink
Milwaukee
Eczema Relief Receives Free Sample Promising Cure
Mrs A B S of Holliston Mass details chronic hand eczema relief after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. She reports peeling skin stopped, rash faded, and full healing after purchasing the products. Ad emphasizes free sample offer and prices for soap ointment and talcum from Cuticura Laboratories in Malden.
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Hammond
Pleasant St
Holliston
Mass
Cuthura Laboratories
Dept. Rt
Malden
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Crismon and Nichols Assayers and Chemists Shop Details
Crismon and Nichols Assayers and Chemists office and laboratory located at 229-2318 Temple At Salt Lake City Utah. Mail address P O Box 1708. Mailing envelopes and prices furnished on request.
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Crismon & Nichols Assayers and Chemists
Salt Lake City
Utah
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