Limit Tax Power and a 7 Percent Income Cap Amendment
The piece warns that unchecked taxation risks eroding American government and cites the Evans-Gore ruling. It promotes a constitutional amendment to cap peacetime taxes at 7 percent, notes fourteen states backing a convention, and argues such limits would spur growth while protecting private enterprise postwar.
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Roosevelt
Committee For Constitutional Government
Cowess
Congress
Wyoming
Rhode Island
Mississippi
Lews
Maine
Massachusetts
Michigan
Indiana
Kansas
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Isconsin
Alabama
America
Washington
Broadway Roundup of Stars and Rumors in New York
Walter Winchell reports on Broadway chatter and high society backers surrounding Cotton Club, Cover Girl buzz, and Mitzi Mayfair’s divorce. Celebrity names like Jerome Kem, Billy Rose, Ben Blue, Toscanini, and Miriam Hopkins populate a vivid panorama of show business, politics, and nightlife in wartime New York.
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New York
Michel Waters
Sepia Star
New Cotton Club
Jerome Kem
Hollywood
Mitzi Mayleir
Nelson Rocktfeller
Hemisphere Pilms, Inc
America
the Martands
Fudkota
Daphne Skouras
Deir
Billy Rose
Car- Ten Jones
Ben Blue
Richard Wagner
Liszt
Friedelind Wagner
Hitler
Toscanini
Ganne Walska
Opera
Sles
Beck
Californie Ranch
Air Power in 1943 A Survey by Alexander de Seversky
The 1943 survey notes air power’s rise in ground strategy, citing MacArthur on decisive use of air, Montgomery and Tedder on winning the air before land campaigns, and early strategic bombing of Germany. It covers January raids on Wilhelmshaven, Eaker’s Britain buildup, Guadalcanal, Kasserine losses, air power reorganization, the skip bombing breakthrough, and the Ruhr dams feat by RAF airmen.
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Douglas MacArthur
United Press
London
Bernard T. Montgomery
Europe
Tedder
Carl Spaats
Germany
United States
Nays
Wilhelmshaven
Ira Eaker
Britain
Guadalcanal
Henderson
Rendova Island
Bougainville
Bunda
New Britain
Kasserine Pass
Army
Crete
RAF
Ruhr
McNaught Lynd, Inc
Marry Go Round Mixed Grill in New Year vows
Cynical Bybu notes a man cannot concentrate all affection on one girl as marriage promises release from the social monotony. The piece jests at vows and passions, with a playful critique of romantic routines and public performance in dating life.
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Bybu
Om & Pet
Those Texans By Jame. Dear to & man's heart is his ludge
A fragmented historical piece traces early Texas Freemasonry and Odd Fellows, noting 19th century lodges formed in Houston and other cities, key figures like Sam Houston, and the social and educational roles of lodges in supporting members' families and schools despite high costs.
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New York
Don Wahl
Ansl
Judas
Uberty
Jame
Texas
Great Lodge
Houston
Newpgdoches
Ban Augustine
Grand Lodge of
Louisians
Sam Houston
Odd Fellows
Louisiana
Jacob de Cordova
Wivers
Farber
Dich
The First Sly: Love's Waning and Radio Time Limits
By Helen Rowland humorously notes love fading as a man’s perfume loses its lure and a woman’s efforts to reform him. She jokes that radio has shortened campaign speeches and compares bachelorhood to a boy’s heart still tangled with other loves. Also absurd “facts” about kitchen fat bullets and a quirky Dardanelles fortification claim.
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Eloy
Understanding Hemophilia Clotting and Care in 1943
Dr H N Bundesen describes hemophilia as an inherited bleeding disorder with prolonged clotting time. Men are primarily affected while women transmit the trait to sons. Diagnosis relies on clotting tests. treatments include balanced diet, vitamin supplements, and blood transfusions. Thrombin aids small hemorrhages, with ongoing research toward cure.
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King Feat
Syed
Too
Federal funds for six new federal buildings announced
From L A Light files Jan 3 1934 Secretary Ickes public works administrator announced $2944000 to the treasury for six federal buildings in as many states the largest at 1528000 for San Antonio reported in Washington. Jan 3 1924 C M Chambers longtime San Antonio criminal lawyer to run for district attorney this year after dissolution of firm Chambers Watt on and Johnson announced yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ickes
Treasury Department
San Antonio
Washington
C. M. Chambers
Southwest
Chambers, Watton and Johnson
Editorial on discipline as cure for juvenile delinquency in wartime era
A Washington opinion piece argues discipline is the key to curbing juvenile delinquency amid modern social change. It condemns overreliance on social programs, calls for restoring discipline in homes and schools, and warns against state-run solutions while noting wartime shifts and political realignments. It references Roosevelt, Russia, and potential postwar order with emphasis on social control and traditional authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Ali
Cone
Hitler
Mussolini
Listen World By Elsie Robinson 1969 New Year Prayer
A reflective poem urging strength over happiness as a new year begins. The speaker asks for courage to confront change, shed old fears, and grow into a larger life. She seeks fortitude to overcome selfishness and prejudice and to face pain as part of birth and growth. Amen.
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Elsie Robinson
Heas. Synd., Inc
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