Outmoded wartime taxes draw critique from Senator George
Senator Walter F. George of Georgia argues in The American Weekly that wartime luxury and excise taxes remain five years after the war. He says these levies drained consumer purchasing power to save materials for war, but in peace they curb production, employment, and living standards. He cites Morgen Thau on the policy and urges immediate relief to boost civilian demand and industrial capacity.
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Walter F. George
Georgia
American Weekly
Hearst
Treasury
Morgenthau
United States
George
All American Conference backs patriotic unity in New York
An all-American conference planned for January 28 29 in New York at the Tote Astor aims to unite patriotic civic and fraternal groups under the American Legion pledge to defend personal freedom and American heritage. Led by National Commander George N Craig the effort seeks allies across veterans labor education and business groups to counter communist influence and promote a united campaign for American ideals.
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Crisode
American Legion
Tote Astor
New York City
George N. Craig
Craig
Today's verse echoes judgment by the word of Christ
A biblical line from John 12 48 notes that those who reject Jesus words will be judged by the word he spoke at the last day. The passage emphasizes personal responsibility to heed divine teaching and the impending judgment.
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John
Euthanasia Debate Over Dr Sander Mercy Killing Case
Opinion piece questions whether private judgment can justify ending another's life in a mercy killing. It notes Dr Sander's alleged intent to ease suffering, and warns of legal precedent toward wholesale murder. It contrasts medical advances with moral order and cites societal norms and commandments.
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Hermann Sander
Abbie Barrote
Sander
Supreme Court of the United States
Diaberas
Edda Clane
Benito Mussolini
Aly Khan
Ingrid Bergeman
Ynan
Dr. Sander
Py Shore
Rapyilmit
King Fert
Syn
Tie
Beering Down On the News By Arthur Bugs Baer
An upstate writer mocks dietary reformers and wartime rhetoric, noting vows on meat eating spark strong comments. He jokes that talk about booze used to be louder than drinking it and observes reformers’ persistent arguments as he references past years and societal debates.
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Arthur Bugs
Baer
Natural competition and price regulation below water supply
The passage notes that prices vary with natural competition and are regulated by natural rain patterns. It suggests rainfall fluctuations influence price levels more than market control, with supply drops tied to drier periods and prices adjusting accordingly.
The Field Pattern in Draper and Adler Boycott
Report discusses Mar shell Field and PM PU in New York and Chicago. It notes Draper and Adler cited as fellow travelers and facing a boycott that ends their livelihoods. It contrasts U S and Prague cases and questions the fairness of journalism.
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Westbrook Fegler
New York
Marshell Field
Henry Wallace
Tommy Manville
Paul Draper
Larry Adler
Mia
John T. McCullough
Greenwich
Canan
Draper
Adler
Field
Louis Weiss
Coral Welss King
Welss
White House
Weiss
Alger Hiss
State Department
Hiss
Tose
Marshall Field
Chicago
Elreutt
Prague
Iron Curtain
Marshall Field Bites Into a Pattern of Cold Conspiracy
A long complaint accuses Draper and Adler of Communist associations and seeks damages against the couple McCulloughs. It states Marshall Field allowed threats and campaign-style pressure, while noting no government action against the defendants. The piece emphasizes financial ruin risk and public judgment over Communist ties.
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Moscow
Marshall Field
McCuloughs
McCutloughs
Marshall Mield
Draper
Adler
McCullughs
Mrs. McCullough
Connecticut
McCulloughs
Draper and
Prague
United States
New York
King Fentuces Syndicate
Toe
Athlete's Foot Treatment and Precautions Outlined
A medical note explains that athlete's foot tends to recur after apparent clearance, especially between the toes, with itching and cracks. It covers causes by fungi, diagnostic skin tests, and factors like sweating. Treatment includes thorough washing, drying, antiseptic application, and regular shoe sterilization.
Daily Showwear Advice and Ringworm FAQs
Dr H N Bundasen offers daily show fashion tips noting not to wear the same shoes every day and to store unused pairs in a warm dry sunlit place for hours. A reader asks about scalp ringworm cure and is advised that proper treatment may require hair removal from the affected area for cure. Cenyrt 1950. Ktoe Venturas Syn ie
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Cenyrt
Ktoe Venturas Syn
Maverick Says Third Term Talk Tiring as He Arrives
San Antonio mayor Maury Maverick arrived in Los Angeles amid remarks that waiting for President Roosevelt’s third term intentions is tiresome. He joked that being mayor is more fun than serving in Congress.
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Los Angeles
Roosevelt
Maury Maverick
San Antonio
Maverick
Congress
Local Tax Debate Opens as Officials Consider Rate Cut
A proposed reduction in the city tax rate was floated by Tax Commissioner Frank Raghick on January 21 1030. The discussion arose amid a broader campaign by Texas American Legion posts to fund a tubercular sanitarium for ex soldiers.
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Frank Raghick
American Legion Posts of
Texas
Alamo Post
Broadway Gossip From Walter Winchell on Films and Politics
Walter Winchell surveys Variety notes and Hollywood chatter on Riding High and Broadway Bill remakes, the Damon Runyon name, Eva Le Gallienne in The Com Is Green, and Johnson’s social sketches. He riffs on actors Emil Jannings Dietrich and Hitler, Max Asnas advice, and global tensions. Published in a Sunday radio column.
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Variety
Tevlow
Riding High
Hellinger
Hollywood
Miss Marker
Bob Hope
Damon Runyon
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