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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1933

Page

7

The Death of Calvin Coolidge and Funeral Plans

The article describes the sudden death of former President Calvin Coolidge in his dressing room and outlines Grace Coolidge’s reaction and the sequence leading to Plymouth for burial. It notes the funeral will be modest and the arrival of presidential and congressional officials by special trains. Mourners in Vermont and Plymouth react with restrained sorrow as services approach.

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Last Summons Tribute Tracks Coolidge Funeral Plans

Old newspapers report Calvi n Coolidge death and national response. President Hoover and a large party travel to Northampton for funeral preparations while Congress and courts pause. Banks close and stores darken as tributes, messages, and military observances unfold across Washington New York and nationwide.

Roosevelt Plan Sets High Income Tax Rates And Raises Funds

The Roosevelt led plan sets income tax with wartime levels, starting 2 percent higher than current, with 4000 dollar first bracket and 12 percent above, plus a surtax on higher incomes. It aims to raise 126 million from beer and 137 million from fastex, plus others, to balance expenditures.

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City Teachers Gather For Texas Conference Visit

Howell Jones, secretary of the chamber of commerce, will attend the executive committee meeting of the Texas Silute Teachers association in Houston next week to invite the group to hold its annual convention in San Antonio this year. The event is expected to draw about 5000 attendees, with plans also under way to secure the Texas Fetal Gravage association convention in May for San Antonio.

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Miscellaneous line quotes and oddities noted

A collage of quirky lines and misprinted phrases appears, including a Percy Crosby quip about sleep and a jumble of odd attributions. The text resembles a lighthearted miscellany page with stray phrases and advertising snips, captured in a fragmented newspaper style.

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