Little Business Men Demand Tax Relief At Washington Conference
A Washington conference of small business advocates urged immediate tax relief and less government spending and regulation. They criticized New Deal policies as stifling recovery, urging correction of taxation and punitive regimentation to revive employment and prosperity. A separate report notes recurring criminal law enforcement abuses and legislative proposals to end political-narronage and establish statewide oversight.
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John J. McNaboe
McNaboe
Unnecessary Losses in Navy Bombers Disaster
A counting critique follows the collision of two navy bombing planes off California during a storm, costing 11 lives. The author menaces high command for reckless risk, contrasts it with the Honolulu mass flight, and calls for accountability for the fatal mistakes.
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Standardize traffic laws urged by Syracuse Autoclub official
LAVIER of the Automobile Club of Syracuse pushes standardization of traffic regulations by states. He argues for uniform license plate expirations and notes New York shows wide city to city differences. He urges first national city rules, then state, then nationwide efforts, with reciprocity on plates improvable now.
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New York State
New York Day by Day Chaotically Recalls Vaudeville Ties
A garbled reminiscence of New York day by day mentions Meizs Connir in Ohio, poet brochures, Waldorf scenes, Harlem strolls, and a cast of performers. It cites Wit Rogers’s son Bill, Jules Giaenzer on the floor, and Dexter Fellows as a towering vaudeville figure, with passing references to Crerception, Orovoy, Lil, and Frank Ward O'Melley. The piece riffs on early 20th century show business figures, celebrity culture, and literary pretensions in a meandering, fragmentary style.
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Ten Twenty Thirty Era Unemployment and City History
A fragmentary retrospective recalls unemployment measures under Mayor Hanze and actions to count aliens for residency replacement. It notes past crimes, sentences, and a 35 year old city hall site, plus a 10 year lookback at raids, losses, and a violent incident near a Salina Street plant.
Real Teachings of Hinduism and Inner Light Vision
Benjamin DeCasseres discusses inner illumination and spiritual inquiry. The text questions the authority of Hindu teachings and claims personal experience of a light inside the head. It contrasts waking awareness with dreaming and suggests a divine or God-like light perceived during sleep.
Political Parade Special in The Syracuse Journal
A fragmented report discusses a strategy to influence budget and economy debates in Congress. It references Roosevelt era reorganizations and warns of dangers tied to centralizing power, urging independent conservative groups to shape amendment outcomes and public sentiment.
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George Brown Warms Up to Senate Friction Over Reorganization
The text shows George Rothwell Brown and allies debating a drastic reorganization of federal offices. They discuss abolishing the office of comptroller general and creating an auditor-general who would audit only after spending. The piece notes White House persuasion, farm funding arguments, and the absence of a comptroller general since McCarl quit, raising questions about Congress independence versus subservience.
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Sherlock Holmes as a Model for Detective Genius
A passage discusses Conan Doyle and the creation of Sherlock Holmes as a master detective. It cites Dr Joseph Bell as the real inspiration, noting Bell’s observational skills and reasoning that shaped Holmes. The article reflects on Holmes’s enduring influence and the blend of science and deduction in fiction.
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