Treasury Demagogy Sparks Tax Plan Debate
The piece argues the Treasury uses demagogy to oppose the Ruml plan for tax reform. It contends taxes are government imposed, not private debts, and that the Ruml plan would update the measurement yardstick to tax current income. It claims the plan would ease taxes for servicemen and dying heirs without harming others, countering cries of favoritism.
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Washington, D. C
Treasury Department
United States
Treasury
Armed Services
Congress
New Deal
Supreme Court
Deighton
Frank Cavisat
Kansas
Mallonii
Cery
House
Rayburn and McCormick
Generalists and showy leaders in war compared
The piece argues that many generals rise by promotion rather than merit and contrasts competent leaders with boisterous showoffs. It cites Stonewall Jackson as a quiet genius and Patton as a flamboyant modern figure, noting public preference for winners over style.
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Conic
Ely Iife
Nellen
Grant
Sneman
Bherides
Union
Sll
Stonewall Jackson
Lee
Joe Stuart
Confederacy
Awishbuckier
Douglas MacArtic
George Patton
North Africa
Eisenhower Portrayed By Damon Runyon Portrait
Damon Runyon writes a vivid sketch on Eisenhower noting his quiet demeanor and readiness to pull a pitcher when failing. The piece comments on the nation’s spending on generals and the young leader’s expected wartime role within the regular army, emphasizing his wins and long view.
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Eisenhower
Frustrated West Coast Farmer Faces Feds Over Plowing
A lengthy, colloquial plea from a West Coast farmer questions federal delays on advice for planting an unfamiliar crop. He protests bureaucratic indecision as weeks pass while fields turn green and springtime work unfolds. Critics blame slow Washington guidance for supposed crop failures.
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Washington
West
Tadai
Waallington
Vinylon
Planting guidance urged for season by Wickard era readers
In a wartime era letter, Kins Fona. Aynd urges practical farming advice and climate knowledge for residents. He critiques schooling gaps, notes varied landscapes from Indians to buffalo, and calls for printed guidance on planting times, soils, and crops to help confuse townsfolk.
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Wickard
Ara
Admeone
Dumorant
Clutkn
Mesara
Brown
Dent
Names Shown From City Parks Meeting March 27 123
Ten and twenty years ago reports note Ba An lania Playground recreation officials holding a meeting. The list names women participants including Mrs Eulacat Staph Aya Joh Yariey Atvs E Fisher and others. Also dated March 21 1923 Rudolph Valentina and wife Virginia Winllestaude arrived aboard Ban Antonin Likaarnlig at a West hoe tol.
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Keven
Ba Anlania
Eulacat Staph
Aya
Joh Yariey
Atvs
E. Fisher
Mra
A. BF. Lewis
Manch
Rudolph Valentina
Virginia Winllestaude
Ban Antonin Likaarnlig
Fragmented Odd Facts and Local Services Note
Murky OCR fragment mentions cobalt and glass, a change to flint glass, and a reference to a day care charge for children. Vague context suggests a brief local notice about services for the poor and a named person Rovertinerh Witstrien with unclear dates or amounts. The readable portion focuses on material changes and public aid.
Political Debate Over Tax Policy and Leadership Divisions
Washington column reports Congress wrestles with tax reform opposition from administration and leadership, while members discuss modifications. It notes rich vs poor tax burdens, potential 6 percent rate effects, and speculative presidential ticket talk linking Roosevelt era factions and regional figures.
Banquet Dreams Meet Wartime Practicalities
A reflective piece notes wartime restraint replacing sumptuous dinner fantasies with simpler banquets. It laments long after-dinner speeches and formal wear, mocks overworked waiters, praises casual attire return, and hints at shifting social scenes as Washington hosts and dry cleaners adjust to new norms.
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Ib Dan
Indy
Jong
Nere
Renrath
Washington
Westostral
Treating Anemia By A N Bundesen
Anemia arises from iron deficits infections or excessive blood loss. Pernicious anemia links to a missing body substance. liver injections show higher efficacy than oral forms. Treatment varies with cause including iron therapy thyroid support and, if needed, blood transfusion.
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Varis Olla
Iver
William B. Castile
Harvard Medical School
Audi
UC Bank
Those Texans By James Ferber
A historian notes there is no official record of Santa Anna meeting President Andrew Jackson after his release from captivity following the Battle of San Jacinto. A memoir by Dickensay, though fragmentary, suggests Santa Anna sought to mediate between Mexico and the United States while Texas sought recognition. The piece discusses cautious diplomacy and the idea that Texas independence remained a pivot for U.S. policy, with the era’s figures weighing strategic moves.
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James Ferber
Santa Anna
Washington
Andrew Jackson
Dormer
San Jacinta
Dacksay
Santo Anosa
Mexico
United States
Jackson
Baits Anna
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