Mills Bill Aims to Skew Tax Timetable in New Deal Budget
Arkansas Democrat Representative Mills proposes shifting corporation income tax to the first half of 1950, enabling a pseudo balanced budget by borrowing from fiscal 1951. The New York State Chamber of Commerce denounces the plan as deceptive, forcing a future deficit and higher taxes, while warning it would hurt small businesses and distort federal finance.
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Mills
Arkansas
Representative Mills
Acerse
Chamber of Commerce
State of New York
FTS
Chamber
State Chamber
Washington
New York State
When Friends Fail You And You Expect Perfection
A reflective piece on why friendships often disappoint. It argues that people are not to fit a fixed pattern but must be accepted as they are. It warns that seeking a flawless companion leads to harm, urging embracing real, imperfect connections that stimulate and challenge.
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Wally Weir
Elsie Robinson
Bible Verse Reflects On Knowing God’s Will
A devotional line quotes John 7 17 stating that anyone who wishes to do God’s will will know whether Jesus speaks from God or on his own. It emphasizes discernment through obedience to divine instruction.
We Have No Rights by George E Sokolsky
A column laments sidewalks crowded by labor and communist activists in New York. The writer vents at authorities for tolerating disorderly conduct and license violations while recounting personal travel hassles and wartime sacrifices, urging readers to abandon reasonableness and be grumpy.
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Broadway
Communist Party
New York
Stalin
Po Nce
Origins of numbers and ancient ideas cited
The note claims eleven and twelve were once written as oneteen and twoteen and mentions early anatomists thought arteries were air filled after death. It also asserts Asia spans from 13 degrees north of the Arctic to near the equator and that excavations reveal nine successive cities at Troy in Asia Minor.
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Asia
Arctic Circle
Equator
Troy i
Asia Minor
Pegler Urges Firm Police Duty Against Riot and Vandalism
Westbrook Pegler argues that local and state authorities must enforce laws against assault, riot, arson, and vandalism. He references Beaumont Texas and Chicago policing during strikes, cites cases where cops failed to protect law abiding citizens, and warns of citizens taking up arms if governments surrender to mob violence. He cites the Hooded incident involving carpenters and CIO mobs and asserts police duty under law.
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Westbrook Pegler
New York
Weber Board
Michigan
Frank Murphy
Supreme Court
CIO
Carpenters’ Union
Old Stylecraft Union
AFL
Hesequarters
Indianapolis
Pewters
William L. Hutcheson
Brown
Jester
Texas Rangers
Galveston News
Mip
Cacy
Beaumont case on police unionism and picket regulation
Captain Barnes testifies before Congress about police duties in strikes and labor disputes. He describes Chicago police procedures to protect property, maintain traffic, and arrest unruly pickets. He asserts existing federal and local laws suffice to handle mob activity and violations on picket lines.
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Barnes
Congress
Clare E. Hoffman
Michigan
Chisago
Aptain Barnes
Chicago
Squatron
Mr. Hoffman
Captain Barnes
Tast
Hoffmen
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
Strange Disease Polycythemia Described Since 1892
Doctors describe a strange disease polycythemia where red blood cells and total blood volume rise, veins show through the skin with a deep red tint, and the spleen enlarges. Causes are unknown but bone marrow overactivity is evident. phenylhydrazine has been used to destroy excess red cells with supervision. Other treatments are discussed, including withdrawal of blood.
Baering Down On the News
Investigators seem to have found the empty bottles that contained confiscated uranium. The piece uses a satirical tone, noting the futility of returning the bottle and implying broad public danger from exposed radioactive material. It mentions international news service affiliation and frames the issue as a chaotic, opinionated take on a risky situation.
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Arthur “Bugs” Baer
Treatment options for chronic illness reveal radiation and chemicals
Dr H N Bundesen describes blood count monitoring to maintain high blood levels and outlines treatment options including spay radiation X ray therapy given on successive days, achieving symptom relief for months to years. Nitrogen mustards have also been used to reduce symptoms and extend remission in some patients.
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Copstight
King Feas
Syed
Tee
10 and 20 Years Ago June 13 1939
A compact historical glance lists events on June 13 from 1939 to 1889. It notes health board harmony in 1939, education board support for a 1.25 million dollar school bond in 1929, revenue warnings in 1919, Saint Anthony’s Day in 1909, then traces stockmen listed in 1890 and a 1889 labor issue about wages for a cart driver in San Antonio.
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Board of Education
J. G. Hornberger
St. Anthony
San Antonio
L. C. Brile
Valentine
E. B. Flowers
Lockhart
J. P. Burns
Taylor
BE. G. Sebold
Bandera
W.L. Crawford
Dilley
W. Benton
Alice
J. B. Armstrong
Cameron
Broadway society gossip and a note on public figures
Walter Winchell chronicles high society and culture in New York and elsewhere, listing names from counts and actresses to investors and journalists. The column references Boston and Washington figures, theater productions, and social registers, alongside brief notes on a few legal and political figures.
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Ray Bolger
Amoat
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Norfolk
Det & Porter
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Texas
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Houston Post
Herman Brown
Austin
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Trubienski
N.Y
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Four Hundred
Round Table
Honeer
Meredith Galleies
Whitman Peysont
Harvard
Tony Williams
Dougs Lawrence Waronze
Noble Stemmi
Peter the Great
Epiott Ludington Lambert
Perry Belmont Frank Jr
New York Times
Dep't
Stuyvesant
Belmont Park
William Tilt
Social Register
Pearl Harbor
Jesse Jones
FDR
Alger Hiss
Truman
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Johnson
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Bellevue
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Richard Haas
Louteville
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Stim
Hawks
Leland Hayward
G. Owens
Jack Sterling
Arthur Godfrey
CBS
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Stacy’ Kuhn
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