Socialism Here We Come Critics Rally Against Federal Spending
Cripple Creek Times Record reports on a Colorado opinion piece arguing the Hoover Commission aims to consolidate agencies while the U.S. government runs a large deficit. It cites Byrd and Douglas proposals to cut civilian jobs and spending, and mocks a WPA era graduation motto warning of increased government control.
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United States
Hgws
Council of State Chambers of Commerce
Sam
Will
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Paul Douglas
Ilinois
Byrd
Douglas
Vas
Board of ‘Education
Cripple Creek
Colo
Times-Record
Umpire Returns to Duty Amid Player Participation Debate
A former official shifts stance after earlier reluctance to participate as a player in the game. The league weighs rules on on field participation versus officiating duties.
Our Capitalistic System By George Peck
George Peck argues that capitalism sustains America by distributing wealth and enabling selective producers to create more wealth. He notes weaknesses from government regulation and contrasts capitalism with collectivist systems. He contends wealth growth raises living standards and reflects capitalists’ proven ability to generate wealth.
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George Peck
America
Wealth Tax Stance Calls For Less Government Burden
The article argues that excessive taxes on income and inheritance erode incentives to save and invest. It praises wealth creators for generating jobs and wealth and urges government to act as a public trust with focus on general welfare while reducing federal debt. It warns against overreach and calls for government to step back from heavy taxation.
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Hoover Commission
Rankling County
Valley Clario
Ie Starr
Leland Chatterton
Otis E. Buck
James E. Hodges
Ralph H. Kletzing
Presty
Frankin
Preston
Idaho
Geortre Peck
John. Deere
Deero
Dan
Sual
Purina
Fes
Egrind
Burton Bros. Feed Co
East 4Th South
de Soto
Tosteef
Bo Tlen
Tye
Groucho Marx
CBS
Sailor
North State St
Qytetoe
Sieger
Ares
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