Collectivization as Tax Dodge
A legislative critique argues that tax exemptions for government owned utilities and cooperatives distort markets. It cites Washington utilities paying 5 cents tax per dollar of gross income versus private rivals' 20 cents, calling bonds issued for tax free projects a “giant tax evasion racket.” The Carlson bill aims to end federal tax exemptions on interest for bonds backed solely by utility revenues and extend the logic to collectivized businesses.
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Washington
Carlson
Kansas
Mr. Carlson
Those Texans Annexation Debate Reflected in Era Letter
A fragment from Those Texans by James Farber discusses Texans heated over annexation of Texas to the United States after San Jacinto. A Shelbyville letter in Red Lander mocks annexation opponents and describes a festive, noisy celebration with bells, horns, firearms, and music, noting annexation seemed imminent only to fade later.
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Fard
Lens
San Jacinto
Texas
Republic of
Bhelbyuine
Io Red Lander
Tay
Canfield
Popi Mailly
Polk
Dutlas
Oly Bull
Beelzebub
Nistafi
The Truth About Women Then and Now in 3085
A satirical piece argues women are not inherently different or superior to men, countering popular myths about intuition and martyrdom. It presents women as equal, brave, and ordinary, challenging long held beliefs with a blunt, period voice. The piece ends with a note on Mount Santo Tomas and Lingiyen Gulf conditions.
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Adam
Genesis
Aid
Brewer
Wien
Saya
Han
Ming Mead
Shoulder Dislocation and Recurrent Joint Instability
A medical discussion explains how a dislocated shoulder often can be reduced by a physician but may recur if the glenoid ligament detaches. Recurrent dislocations risk permanent changes, requiring immobilization after reduction and, in tear cases, surgical correction for lasting cure.
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Sontt
Brotherhood Week Observance Promotes Tolerance Across America
During the week of February 18, more than three thousand communities in limited Beltes stage Brotherhood Week to foster tolerance and respect among Americans of differing religious beliefs and races. The National Conference of Christians and Jews sponsors the campaign, echoing Hearst papers and urging churches to unite for democracy and religious liberty.
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Lmited Bietes
Hears
San Francisco
Wiliam Randolph Hearst
Universal Brotherlood
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Hich
Undi
America
Everett R. Glinchy
Punt
Churches of
Thomas Jefferson
1835 police officer Voight wounded in city disturbance
February 20 1835 city police man Dick Voight lay critically wounded after responding to a disturbance near his home. He is a former writer noted for his avowal and courage as officers tried to manage the scene.
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A.B
Dick” Voight
Viotlin
W Ruife
Wallace deposed as Wallace campaign mocks and misleads
A Florida columnist attacks the Wallace push in Roosevelt’s 4th term era politics. The piece argues Wallace failed to win finance control, framed as a fake campaign led by liberal Democrats and Roosevelt supporters. It calls Wallace honest but unfit for bank and lending management, urging new leaders to replace current bluffery.
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Paul Mallon
Jacksonville
Fis
Henry Wallace
Washington
New York
Eliza
Wallace Arinders
Roosevelt
Wallace
National Business Men
Morgenthau
Pala
Senate
Commerce Secetary
Commerce
Ahiy
Knyt
Plete
Roosevelt Niberal
RBL GC
AR. F.C
Hilimyn C
Dalyn
Dirposs
Ring Ecatores Syndicate
Hependueti
Walter Winchell Gossip and Broadway Notes Collide
Walter Winchell reports on Nancy Garelle, Yenita Varden, Greta Garbo, Jane Wyatt, Dorothy Shay, Gloria Vanderbilt joining Renotables, and Hollywood raillery. Churchill Stalin barbs, Joe Lewis hotel gossip, and odd anecdotes from St Patrick’s to the Copa. Headlines mix showbiz, politics, derby chatter, and a whirling panorama of 1940s fame.
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Nancy Garerell
Ak Almenco
Yenita Varden
Jack Oekie
Grety Garbo
Park
Jane Wyatt
Jane Wyatt Ankling
Dorothy Shay
St Regis Margonette
Princess Otelensky
Jacksonvile
Gloria Vanderbilt di Gleeo
Renotables
Hins
Dogart
Ridhng
Dia Hapsom
Tauren Bacal
San Antonio Light Subscription Rates and Telegraph Notice
The San Antonio Light announces subscription rates payable in advance for daily and Sunday editions including combinations with Mexico and Texas delivery. Rates list varying prices by audience and region, with a note on the Act of Congress from March 1867.
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Toxan
Nmoa
Ttoe
Mexico
Sun
Antonio
Eatrley
Congress
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Ryckman
8. A. Light Files
Charles Bletter
A. L. Huber
Brackenridge Park
Tran Thal
Walter Winchell
Broadway
Roney Plaza
Archbishop Spellman
Bishop McIntyre
St. Patrick's
Mertos
Fie
Fenty Wallace
Met
Patsy Brewaler
Ageres
Jimmy Gannon
Troy Jiat Wenn
Ceriesen de Tuplag
Chicago
Tayay Leer
Jolson
Joe E. Lewis
Elway
E'wood
Calm
Styne
Wes Fost
Kate Smith
Dick Brown
Eddie Davis
Arm Strong
San Antonio
Conprians
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