Government payrolls threaten to engulf taxpayers
An extended critique details federal civilian employment numbers, noting 824,259 on the executive payroll with 117,103 in Washington and 107,166 elsewhere. It warns that payrolls have grown, with social security and other agencies rising, and urges a steady reduction to curb tax burdens, arguing one in ten workers are taxpayer-funded.
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United States
Exec
Judicial Department
District of Columbia
Army
Navy
Executive Department
City of
Washington
Andovernment
Tuewell
Ins
Hfe
Harry L. Hopkins
Work Progress Administration
Tugwell
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Tennessee Valley Authority
Social Security Administration
Treasury Department
Crites
Roosevelt
Civil Service League
Congress
Forest Dedication Honors Joyce Kilmer in North Carolina
The article celebrates a North Carolina forest dedicated to Joyce Kilmer, the World War I poet known for Trees. It lauds Kilmer’s enduring fame, compares him to Rupert Brooke and John Macrae, and notes the grove as a glorious memorial amid grand poplars and hemlocks.
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North Carolina
Joyce Kilmer
Rupert Brooke
John Macrae
Molines
North Carolina Forest
America
Borah Warns Against Losing Liberty in Government Schemes
Senator William E. Borah spoke in Hagerman Idaho warning that diverse governments aims to widen control over citizens. He argued relief and other funds come from taxpayers and that encroachments on liberty arise from promises of gains to the people. He also notes Am ex guest at Alcatraz says the place is hell and remarks on social topics.
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United States
Hagerman
Idaho
William E. Borah
Borah
Alcatraz
Hell
Five Elyrians Die in Train Collision at Chestnut Street Crossing
Five residents including former Elyria councilman Charles H Buttenbender and several Mrs. names were killed when their car was struck by a fast passenger train at the Chestnut Street crossing. The crash occurred Wednesday night as a major tragedy for Elyria with local officials and families affected.
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Chestnut Street
Charles H Buttenbender
Buttenbender
John Conaway
John Emmett
Joseph BE. Wise
Buttenfiender
Elyria
Chamber of
Anniversary list recalls early American figures and notables
A rundown of historical anniversary notes lists figures such as Meriwether Lewis, Charles Francis Adams, Francis Joseph, Marshall Field, James Heslop, George Fullerton, and others with birth and death dates. It references national figures, diplomats, merchants, psychologists, and clergy, noting origins and key life details from the era.
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Wmeriwether Lewis
Westberg
Albermmarie Co
Charles Francis Adams Amore
Boston
Theda
Francis Joseph
Asia-Hungary
Marshall Field
Chicago
Conway
Mass
Noted Milestones From Nineteenth Century to Early Twentieth Century
Chronological snippets recount origins of Virginia Dare at Roanoke Island in 1587, Maine settlements by Popham in 1607, Wilkes expedition in 1838, Anti Cigarette League formation in Chicago in 1919, Belgium US debt agreement in 1925, and Mussolini’s Ethiopia stance in 1935.
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Tonay
Virginia Dare
Roanoke Island
America
Gar Gsorge Popham
Kenneher
Maine
Southern Seas
Charles Wilkes
US Navy
Belgium
Wassolini
Italy
Ethiopia
Tomay’s Birthdays and Local Military Scoreboard
James M Baker of South Carolina US Minister to Siam born at Lowndesville South Carolina 75 years ago. Bishop Francis J McConzel of Cleveland. The Elyria corps scored 98 to 20 points. The Massillon corps was close behind with 97 to 70.
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New York
Board of Foreign Missions
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Trinnas
Hamlton Holt
Rollins College
Florida
Brooklyn
Henry P Fairchild
New York University
Dundee
Lucius Manning
Chicago
Allahon
Tacoma
Wash
James P Warburg
Banker
Germany
George C. Stewart
Saginaw, Mick
Tomay
James M Baker
South Carolina
Siam
Lowndesville
S. C
Francis J McConzel
Cleveland
Elyria Coips
Massillon Corps
Today's Horoscope Cautions on Business Schemer and Prudence
Horoscope advises that a schemer may imitate in commerce while developing better traits, warning that fortune or liberty losses could lead to prison. It urges great caution in daily business conduct and highlights the need for strong integrity and prudent actions.
New York Day by Day: social whirl and names bloom
New York Day by Day surveys a night scene of wealth and fashion as a Long Island 100-acre estate changes hands, with talk of su per-gigolos, the Wooley fashion trend, and appearances at the Stork Club. It notes Steve Hagan, Florence Ryerson, Colins Clement, and Robert Henchley amid lavish parties and shifting careers.
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New York
Long Island
Martal
Tames
Ernests
Adrian
Hollywood
Florence Ryerson
Colins Clement
Stork Club
Damozels
Steve Hannagan
Mending and memory in a 1936 column
An amusing 1936 column reflects on stage careers critics slang and aging performers while musing on daily fixes and domestic thrift. The narrator cites Benchiley Dansld Ogden Stewart Charlie Chaplin and a mix of urban slang and personal anecdotes about mending belongings and cherishing small comforts.
Government's duty to aid citizens on the good life road
Ww P A s, though necessary, are weak shifts on the government’s obligation to help its people pursue a worthy life. The remark frames social policy as insufficient without stronger state action.
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Ww. P. A
Urges Motorists To Learn Sailor Courtesy
Commodore Norman R. Gooderham of the Royal Canadian Yacht Club says motorists should learn courtesy through sailing lessons. He argues that sailor courtesy, born from consideration and give and take, reduces accidents on water and would similarly lower car crashes on land. He notes motorists can learn much from sailors to improve driving safety.
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Toronto
Comodore
Norman R. Gooderham
Royal Canadian Yacht Club
Junto
Modernization Brings Ambulance Service to Cep er Isle
Ceper Isle Molokai, the separated colony island in the Pacific, adopts an up-to-date ambulance service replacing the prior improvised method for rushing patients to the hospital.
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Honolulu
Molokai
Pacific
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Audit Bureau
Second Street
Ohio
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
Chudndty
Clare George
Elyria Postoffice
Act of Ibt
Lorain
State of Onlo
John W. Cullen Company
Michigan Ave
Fifth Ave
Detroit
General Motors
Seane
U.S
Connecticut
New England
Law
Itso
State Department of Education
Higria
Oberlin
Wellington
Amherst
Ely
Gulf Road
American Radiator Company
Fox Furnace Company
T Medina
Qberlin
Board of Trade Today
Ompany
Elyria American Legion Dram Ang Bugle Corps
Ohin
American Legion
Eric the Red
North America
Vinland
United Feature Syndicate
Ad Rights
Rosere
Parsch Lumber
Lodi Street
0. C. McIntyre
Robert Henchley
Rialto
Benchiley
Dansld
Ogden Stewart
Charlie Chaplin
Paria
McNaught Syndicate
Ceper Isle Modern
Pierre R. Smith
Elyria Savings Bldg
Will
Northern Savings & Loan Co
Federal Home Loan Bank System
Masonic Temple
Licorri & Mymus Tosacco Co
Bright
Burley
Maryland
Southland
Turkey
Greece
Chesterfield
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