The Outlook for 1933 a New Year for Change and Hope
The piece reflects on 1933 starting anew after a hard 1932 year. It notes political recovery after elections, easing bank failures, and low farm prices likely rising, with a message that true prosperity requires work and adjustment rather than easy gains. It emphasizes a shift in mindset toward effort and realism.
CUT THOSE TAXES OPINION ON TAX REDUCTION
A public call urges drastic tax cuts amid 1920s fiscal excess. The author argues officials obstruct tax relief, noting organized tax-eaters and taxpayers lacking power, urging trimming public frills and reducing government administration to essentials.
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Cleveland
Offich
Washington waste and calls to cut bureaus
Albert T. Reid argues for abolishing half of Washington bureaus and departments and urges state and local governments to follow. he hopes the new administration will set an example for reducing waste.
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Washington
Protecting the Cemetery Horrified visitors find cemetery overrun by hogs and chickens
Relatives came to honor graves in a local cemetery but found pigs and fowl roaming the sacred square. The cemetery lies outside city limits, complicating protection, though owners may be urged to confine their animals to prevent future depredations.
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Press Association
Uncle Sam
Seattle Garage Theft Accused Man Seeks Sleep Disorder Defense
Merton Thompson stands accused of taking $40 from a Seattle garage cash register. He may offer a defense that he was suffering from sleeping sickness at the time of the alleged crime.
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Seattle
Washington
Merton Thompson
Administrator's Notice for Daughtry Estate
Joe Pearce of Hopewell Virginia visits Roanoke Rapids with friends. Administrator Earl M Daughtry announces claims against the estate of Robert Leroy Daughtry deceased of Halifax County North Carolina must be filed by November 22, 1933. Creditors urged to present debts promptly.
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Robert Leroy Daughtry
Halifax County
North Carolina
Roanoke Rapids
Seid
Earl M. Daughtry
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Albert T. Reid
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Roanoke Rapids Building & Loan Assoc
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DIAL
Joe Pearce
Hopewell, Va
W. Lunsford Long J. Winfield Crew, Jr
Long & Crew
Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina
Shell Furniture Store
Postoffice
E. D. Harbour
W. C. Williams
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