Legalizing Unfair Assessments in City Tax Law
A Journal-American summary of bills in Lexis Tature proposing allow municipalities to maintain inflated assessments. The piece argues such over-assessment could confiscate property owners' rights, noting Manhattan over-taxation at 35 million dollars yearly and warning of legalizing evasion of tax ceilings through manipulated valuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexis
Journal-American News
TTS
Committee On Taxation
Manhattan
Desirable Recovery Aids Roosevelt Discusses Highways and Prices
President Roosevelt tells press he studies super transcontinental highways as desirable for commerce and national defense. He supports higher prices to raise income and employment, endorsing legitimate inflation and fair profits as essential for industrial growth. He omits tax relief, urging future consideration of tax reduction to aid recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Hearst
America
Governor Lehman Says Co operation Key For Dairies
Governor Lehman urged more cooperation and less legislation in Ithaca, claiming current policy worsens dairy conditions. The piece argues political tinkering sustains milk industry conflicts, leaves farmers with losses, and warns that without farmer unity the problem will continue, with consumers paying higher prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serbian
Ithaca
Gairymen
Albany
Lehman
Russian Communism and the Red Flag Revisited
The text argues that Russian Communism used a war flag of peace and democracy to push collective security against Fascism, duping democracies. It claims Stalin recently raised the Red flag of world revolution, reminiscent of Lenin, continuing deception of its followers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Stalin
Lenin
New York Day by Day by O O McIntyre
Posthumous New York column by O O McIntyre surveys high society and journalism figures in 1930s circles. It highlights Howard Sturges hostelry and hospitality, Elanor Sears, Louis Bromfield, Lacy Mondi, Far East ties, and media personalities, with anecdotes on social life and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Howard Sturges
Providence
Manhattan
Nothling
Gotham
Rhode Island
Washington bust award ceremony and a city referendum memory
Fragmented reminiscences recount a 10 years ago hospital patient and a 2 am assault, noting four medals on a Washington bust in ROTC, a 19 year old annexation vote, and a reservoir land claim. Other vignettes cover a dry-clean theft, a fire at State Street, draft boards marching to Camp Devens, and Washington service flag milestones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todas
Washington
Eas
Mormins
Camp Devens
Chinchillas and Miss Kilgallen Stir California News
A humorous feature recalls Miss Dorothy Kilgallen’s interview with a California chinchilla, detailing the animal’s arrival from the Andes, Chapman ranch operations, and the lavish value of each chinchilla. It notes the reporter’s persistence and the public fascination with these rare pets in a bygone era.
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Andy
Matt
Chinchilla
Dorothy
California
Kitgaten
Sue
Angelica
Dorothy Kilgailen
Land
Arturo Tosganini
Sianor Toscanini
Indy Reperter
Son Com
Miss Kilzallen
Washington
America
Kitgallen
Chapp
Jettr jAttles
M. F. Chapman
South America
Chinchila
Ciamondsi
Peru
Chapman
Andes
Chapman Chinchilla
Markepin
Dorothy Kilgeien
King
March of Events and 23 Years of Revolutionary Talk
A fragmentary account links March of Events to Russia's revolution era and German finanziary strain, noting Brest-Litovsk and England, with references to Jack Cade and Henry V in a satirical chain. It mentions a 1950 London fate and a Milwankee reader, but the text is garbled and partial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Oneida
England
Jace Cate
Jack Cade
London
America
The Great Giretists and World War Era Reflections
A stream of critical observations by Benjamin DeCasseres on Fascism Nazism and world politics. The piece muses on Mussolini and Hitler, United States stance toward war, liberty vs tyranny, and potential threats to global power including Italy and the Panama Canal. The author contemplates the fate of nations and the role of Liberty in modern conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin
Cobb
Ik Ig Cal Renta
Myrsele
Paducah
Parhanos
Rod Davis
Fim
Lertea
Ovatiore
Artar
Tosransi
Stas
Messolini
Russa
Germany
Pasama
The Political Parade in Pystenden Feb
Fragmented OCR text discusses monetery policy and economic aims for the next year, referencing Washington, Morgenthau Eccles and McGiaver, and a Senate committee. It contrasts the praci program with Wallace and notes a notable shift in policy emphasis over five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pystenden
Cucal
Washinston
New Deal Debate Flows Across States And WPA Actions
The piece cites debate on price policy and New Deal ideas, noting a proposal to raise prices to near 1874 levels. It mentions Mrs Representa PoP FEE Indiana and WPA land purchases in downstate New York, creating timber reserves and temporary employment while spending about 4000000 taxpayer dollars.
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Rider
Downstate
New York
WPA
Bruse
Lord
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O. O. McIntyre
McIntyre
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Waiker
Boston
Ray Long
Sidela
Jersey
Louis Bromfield
Bromfield
Wis
Paris
Mulberry
Far East
Lacy Mondl
Eli de Wolfe
Somerse
Maugham
Farle McHugh
Adsla Rogars
St. John
Elaine
Franklin H. Chase
Wash
Hawley St. Mas
W. Genesee Simal
Inda
Darslar
Wronzfoize
S. Geddessi
Bevardzeim
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Phi Kappa Alpha
Syracuse Ice Racing Club
Gedees
West Xis
Washourn
Tem
Keliz
Sisting
Edwin C. Hat
Diannes
Wieting
Liberty
Journal Stablisher
Sovember & Internat Ni
Zerant
Fe Leostiats
Teershsitex
Brestisteyss
Gowen
By Benjamin DeCasseres
George Rothwell Brown
Sena
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Weasel
Representa Pop Fee
Indiana
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