Senator George Urges Tax Plan Adjustments For War Economy
Senator Walter F. George of Georgia, chairman of the Senate Finance Committee, urges modifying the treasury tax plan to sustain American business through and after wartime. He stresses deductions for payments on existing debts beyond interest, warns against a scorched earth policy, and calls for reserves to cushion postwar readjustment while maintaining solvency and productive capacity.
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Walter F. George
Georgia
Senate Finance Committee
George
Treasury
Mien
Senate
Solon
Secretary of the Treasury
Ways ‘and Means Committee
House
George Prrvision
Clinton Davidson
Cone
Congress
Marshall
Goarpe
War veterans need extended pay readjustment after discharge
Damon Runyon writes from Los Angeles advocating a one year continuation of pay for veterans after discharge to ease transition to civilian life. He argues it would reduce financial stress, prevent early career problems, and avoid lump-sum costs funded by future taxpayers. He warns past veterans faced rocky readjustment and criticizes delays in bonus payments while urging inclusion of officers and enlisted men alike.
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Los Angeles
Congress
United States
Hee
Pat Orn
Giers
Morse
Dille
Republies
King Fraz
Ryne
Paul Mallon
Poland
Rumania
Latyia
Estonia
Lithuania
Russia
Reds
Britain
London
Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Tye
Food Poisoning Overview and Symptoms
Food poisoning affects all counties and foods including milk and water. Germs in foods cause illness with abdominal pain, diarrhea, and vomiting varying by poison amount and germ presence. Most mild cases recover quickly, but some produce severe symptoms with high fever when toxins enter the body.
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United States
Lab
Dr. Bandesen notes symptoms and recovery pattern of food poisoning
Dr A N Bandesen discusses how ingestion of germs causes body muscle weakness and prostration, with symptoms clearing in 24 to 28 hours and rapid recovery. He urges examining the house movement to identify germs, stresses physician treatment, and recommends rest and fluids like weak tea.
Odds & Ends Celebrate Quinta Birthday Rumor
Odd phrase hints Quinta recently marked her eighth birthday as rumors swirl about recognition for the young men. The fragmentary text suggests anticipation of attention turning toward them.
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Quinta
Ron
Theyill
San Antonio Light Minutes From Local Elections
Glimpses from June 16 and June 18 1932 San Antonio Light notes list names elected to municipal positions and officers at a June 1932 meeting. Mentions Mrs W Weston and Mrs A J Monier as officers, with debate over incorporation plans for Alamo Heights and a rally before the June 21 election at Alamo Heights School.
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San Antonio Texas
M. Mathers
Qlory
Min
Calglaxier
Municipal audi+ femure
H.R. Wofford
Jorge
Atha
Barbeek
R Porter
J. A. Coburn
Willard
Artuir Ryans
W. 2. Weston
Erere
Alacra Heights
Auburhanal
Ye Alamo Hoightn
Washington Moscow accords reshape postwar aims and risks
Analysis of Washington Moscow talks shows the pact centers on economic aims of the Atlantic charter, avoids direct promises on speech and religion, and postpones key territorial settlements. Britain seeks a 20 year defense pledge and a more explicit boundary guarantee, while lend lease terms and return of unused materiel are negotiated.
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Washington
London
Roosevelt
Churchill
Wee
Olrs
San Francisco Waiting as America Knows Her Essence
A vivid, lyrical tribute to San Francisco portrays the city as romance and power, a beacon for ordinary Americans. It describes hills, perfumed air, and vibrant life, projecting an imminent, almost mythic destiny with a sense of rising danger and anticipation. The piece blends admiration with a forewarning tone.
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San Francisco
Amie
America
Hill
This is San Francisco This is America
An excerpt by Elsie Robinson presents a fragmented poem essay about national identity and resilience. It contrasts free American spirit with looming dread, invoking war and death while celebrating wit and determination amid shadow and heat. The piece blends satire with patriotism.
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San Francisco
America
West Victory
Ju Miungbird
Gan Francisno
March of Events on Hate and Liberty in Wartime Thought
A fragmentary editorialish piece debates hate and oppression, invoking George Washington Thomas Paine and Abraham Lincoln to argue that strong feelings against tyrants fuel liberation. It references Arthur Baer and Hearst papers and critiques postwar equality rhetoric, urging steadfast resistance to tyranny.
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Thomas Puiler
Wherry
Givat
George Washington
Fuller
Mussolini
Hitler
John Brown
Lincoln
Ritabla
Thomas Irffrrron
Navarene
Rome
America
Arthur “Bags Baer
Hearst
Amphibian Trick Aids River Crossing Flight
A newly developed amphibian method enables officers to cross a waterway by entering the stream bank shore with a full load then submerging to float across. The technique, tested along the bank, allows the craft to propel itself to the opposite bank and climb out ready to continue.
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Biatwa
Arctys Lng
Those Texans By Jame More Colorful Swashbuckling King Fisher
The piece profiles King Fisher as a legendary Texas figure with flamboyant dress and bold bravado. It notes his gold braid hat, white hat attire, and plume, his courtly manner, a violent death toll attributed to him and his killers, and debates about the true scope of his exploits.
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Jame
Fisher
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