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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1933

Page

2

Speak On Sales Tax To Aid Public Works Urges Forgotten Man

Washington dispatch reports Richard Washburn, key public voice, urging citizens to press congressmen for a sales tax rather than higher income taxes to fund public works. He argues the forgotten man pays most income taxes via consumption and rent, supports taxing consumption over production, and calls for postcard campaigns to push for tax reform today. He asserts a $225 million annual fund is needed for public works and job creation.

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Congressmen urged to vote for manufacturers' sales tax

A call to action urges readers to wire their representative and senators to support a manufacturers' sales tax to raise government revenue and replace income tax. The appeal argues the income tax is burdensome on the average citizen while wealthier individuals evade it.

Congress

Waggoner Passes Restful Night

FORT WORTH May 26 A W Z Waggoner a multi millionaire sportsman and capitalist stricken with a brain hemorrhage early yesterday at his home here passed a fairly restful night and this morning considerable hope was held for his recovery. His condition however still is considered critical.

Fort Worth

Rejected Nazi nomination for Evangelical bishop

Berlin reports Nazi authorities rejected Rev. Friedrich von Bodelschwingh the social director proposed as the Reich’s first Evangelical bishop. They named Rev. Ludwig Mueller chosen by the German Christians faction. Brady Garden Club elects officers in Brady May 28 with Mrs. Griffith Carnes as president and other officers listed. Shoe trade booms in New York May 26 as factories operate near parity and unemployment and wages rise.

Berlin Friedrich von Bodelschwingh Reich Ludwig Mueller Garden Club Brady Brady Garden Club Griffith Carnes A. W. Hinchman John J. N. Goatsom Lora Hicks L. P. Stark New York Trade rayirWs

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