Senate Tax Bill Affects Rights of Wives
Analysis from Women Investors in America warns the Senate finance committee has reinstated joint income tax returns and a husband controlled property rule, risking loss of wives property rights and financial independence. Provisions could force wives to rely on husbands for stock transfers and tax burdens, with calls to oppose in Congress.
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House of Representatives
Senate
House
Senate Committee
Treasury Department
Treasury
Women Investors In America, Inc
Cathrine Curtis
Miss Curtis
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
Global armament plan outlined after Hitler defeat
The piece envisions a postwar world where Germany and other powers are disarmed except for the United States and Great Britain, with Japan limited and smaller nations possibly contributing to defense costs. It argues preparedness as policy and predicts a reshaped balance of power, noting economic burdens and strategic advantages for the two leading nations.
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Hitler
United States
Great Britain
Germany
Span
May
Japan
Russia
France
Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
League of Masons
Ibg
Houde
Belgium
Holland
Neumark
Runyon satirical defense piece cautions world police role
Damon Runyon style piece argues for bold global policing led by the United States and Britain to curb arms and crime. It suggests police force as world order, mocks treaties, and mocks small nations while defending American military wealth and soldier health. The text reflects 1941 era commentary.
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United States
New Order
Britain
Ireland
Fens
Inflation Crisis and Roosevelt Policy Critique
Faul Mallon argues Roosevelt and Henderson mishandled inflation, claiming farm and labor blocs push for costly policies. He urges decisive leadership to curb spending, defend the common good, and avoid worsening prices while defense outlays surge and credit tightens.
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Labar
Henderson
Should Nazis Speak Here in San Antonio
A San Antonio editorial weighs how the city would respond to a controversial speaker such as Lindbergh or Wheeler. It argues against allowing use of publicly owned space for those seeking to overturn government or promote alien ideologies and warns that intolerance could mirror Nazi tactics if democratic norms fail. The piece calls for restraint, civic Americanism, and a rejection of fascist or communist influence in public forums.
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Congress
Roosevelt
San Antonis
Texas
Oklahoma
San Antonio
Charles A. Lindbergh
Horton K. Wheeler
Tr Can Motte
Charles Lindbergh
Wheeler
America
Praotestants
Catholica
Beig
Liv
Ike & Mart
Ban Antantaa
J. WM
Allens and Hunt families change after war
A Cleveland era close knit clan once prone to brawls now restrains impulses. Art and Fibel Hunt, once shaken by loss since 1932, show muted grief. Arb and Ethel Allen, moved by a bombed English town child tragedy, open their door and hearts to help.
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Eas
Remote Contro Adoptions Bring Shelter to Hearts
By Elsie Robinson details a dramatic change in two people, especially a Wilkins woman and her partner, Wilkins, as they embrace charity work for Britain and the Red Cross. The piece notes sweater knitting for hospitals, caring for cripples and orphans, and a shift from selfishness to generosity, framing it as a hopeful moral transformation.
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Lttle
Wilkins
Britain
Red Cross
Agnes Wilkins
German language classes to start at San Antonio Night School
A notice states German will be taught at the San Antonio Night School when the fall term opens September 14 in the night school building. Also mentioned is a Labor Day celebration with a women’s popularity contest led by Edgar Kriseh.
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San Antonio
Mmtx
Edgar Kriseh
Gum Disease From Infected Gums A Serious Health Risk
Medical experts Dr. Miller and Dr. Arvin warn that gum infections and inflammation around teeth pose greater systemic danger than tooth root abscesses. They explain how bacteria from inflamed gums enter the bloodstream more readily, potentially affecting the heart and kidneys, with chewing spreading germs and oxygen levels enabling growth. Treatments include ensuring teeth meet evenly, correcting bite, and addressing diet and vitamin intake to combat the condition.
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Samuel C. Miller
Allee N. Arvin
New York
Dry
Miller
Alving
Gum Disease Causes and Care Described by Doctor
Dr H N Bundesen explains gum disease arises from multiple factors and requires careful medical and dental assessment. Prevention includes soft diets and avoiding hard foods, while treatment may involve cleaning pockets and removing diseased tissue. with proper care, gum disease can be cured and overall health improves.
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King Yeas Syn
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Texans and Salvation Army Clash in San Antonio
A historical incident in San Antonio details clashes between the Salvation Army and city authorities. Militant marshal Captain Wy HW arrested Captain Edwards and followers at Main Plaza. bail was refused, and prisoners were held briefly. A petition to council failed while public sympathy grew for the Army’s peaceful assembly rights. Judge Martin later freed the prisoners, criticizing city officials for misinterpretation of rights.
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San Antonio
Salvation Army
Houston
Blnco
Rman
Wy HW
Wennesay
Edwards
Unlis
Salvation Arn
Alamno Plaza
Martin
Chur
Eli
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Rome
Moscow
Sherman
Gampus
Allens
Talsing
Aly
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Fibel
Tank
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Ethel
Nec
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Elsie Robinson
L. A
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