Kleberg Blasts Wallace and FDR Over Rights Debate
Congressman Richard M. Kleberg of Corpus Christi accuses President Roosevelt and Vice President Wallace of sowing confusion over constitutional rights and the New Deal. He cites Jefferson and Washington to defend a Bill of Rights and questions the administration's claim that existing rights are inadequate amid calls for a second Bill of Rights.
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Henry A. Wallace
Texas
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United States
James Madison
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Worded Critique of Rights in Letter to the President
A Democrat writer expresses confusion and concern over presidential references to rights under the Bill of Rights. He questions the use of political and religious language and defends the Constitution, noting Americans who died defending the government and urging the press to stay balanced amid a critical period in U S history.
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United States
Dreyerang Koenig Wins at New York Poultry Show
At the New York Poultry Show in Manhattan Center the Dreyerang Koenig Poultry Co of Bexar County earned two first prizes for White Cornish in standard bred poultry. The event featured adult and 4-H divisions with prizes in war bonds donated by the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co. Cornell’s Prof. C. Ogle led contests and backyard poultry forums. A grand championship went to a Black Coch in rooster owned by Francis M. Kelly of Utica New York. The 1943 farmer’s share of the rotat ed dollar rose to 58 cents in summer, reflecting lower marketing charges and retail prices. Subsidies to processors of butter and other items helped drive a 14 percent fall in spring and summer food marketing charges.
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Dreyerang Koenig Poultry Company
Bexar County
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
2. C. Ogle
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Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Mystery Box Score in Starr Shooting Stuns Chicago
In Chicago on January 25, investigators report a zero box score amid the shooting of Mrs. Frank Starr, wife of an American diplomat. Detect tests were requested for two daughters and about eight others, including hotel staff, to explore truthfulness, though officials stressed the tests are voluntary and not a proof of guilt.
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Chicago
Frank Starr
America
Patricia Goodbody
Elizabeth Dorn
Lrat
Understanding the Dependent Credit in Income Tax
The article explains how a credit for dependents reduces both regular income tax and victory tax, detailing who qualifies as a dependent, how support is measured, and how credits are calculated on Form 1040 and Form 1040 long. It covers timing, prorating for partial-year support, and special notes for head of family and military service situations.
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Uspayer
Mr. X
United States
Injuries Faked for Girls Sympathy in Scranton
Two servicemen with bandaged heads to gain girls sympathy were found AWOL from Plainfield New Jersey and picked up by a policeman in Scranton. Terry Hart Jr., 24, a soldier, and Alton Finney, 18, a sailor, admitted using the disguise to attract affection. The article mentions Grand Hawks fishing grounds yielding over a billion pounds annually.
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Scranton
Terry Hart Jr
Alton Finney
Plainfies
Fragmented ad copy on protection gear and dubious promises
A garbled advertisement describes protective gear and a dubious offer. It hints at costs, endurance, and promised satisfaction with claims of comfort, security, and release of stress. The text reads like a disjointed sales pitch with unclear product naming and questionable assurances.
Thieves Steal Cigarettes Bound for War Prisoners
Chicago dispatch reports nine cases of blended cigarettes for American war prisoners stolen from the Red Cross packing center. The loss valued at about 900 dollars. The theft targets a pallet of smokes intended for prisoners of war, prompting inquiries and security review.
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Chicago
INS
Red Gras Packig Center
Mid-Air Collision Kills Ten Trainers Near Farmerville
MONROE La Jan 25 Ten men from Selman field were killed when two navigation trainers collided mid air five miles northwest of Farmerville La forty miles north of Monroe. The ships a Lockheed Lodestar and a Beachcraft AT 7 locked wings exploded in mid air then exploded again on striking the earth Names were not released.
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Selman Field
Farmerville
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