Republicans versus Progressives in New Mexico
The Roswell Daily Record reports on the political debate of May 1934. It notes Republicans facing intraparty splits with Progressive factions, Democrats' cautious reaction, a Texas senator warning about surrendering sovereignty to foreign powers, and debate over railroad ownership and presidential elections, highlighting calls for national solutions over state functions.
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Dodge Jeers at State Ads in Everyday College News
Paul Dodge in Tucumcari Daily News criticizes Eastern New Mexico Junior College Portales and state newspapers for free publicity claiming the state taxes are too high to fund advertising. He mocks the summer school opening and calls the institutions unnecessary.
England Giv es U S Tips on Taxes
Financial editor Leslie Gould compares British and American fiscal policy citing Chancellor Neville Chamberlain's budget overview. The piece notes Britain's higher income tax yet recent relief via beer tax cuts boosting revenue, while urging U S lawmakers to consider reductions to spur trade and employment.
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