Taxes, Confiscation and Nazi Shock in 1934 Outlook
The piece surveys 1934 tax debates in the United States including income tax, tax on bonds, and potential wealth redistribution. It notes financiers favor limits on social readjustment and warns of rising mob sentiment, Nazi threats, and race tensions in Maryland. It highlights Van Sweringen railroads and their holder influence over Chesapeake & Ohio earnings.
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U. S
United States
Washington
van Sweringen
van Sweringens
Chesapeake & Ohio
Erie
Nickel Plate
Cleveland
Oberlin notes social calls and local trivia
A crowded social page records visits and gatherings in Oberlin including Mr. and Mrs. Falkner at Hastings home, G H Dion staying with Schmitzes, trips to Eaton Elyria Lorain and District No. 7 vaccination, plus numerous callers and shoppers. A long list of names and tiny events fills the column with local color.
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New Oberlin
Rt Falkner
Everett Hastings
G. H. Dion
Frank Schmitz
Eaton
Forest Taylor
Nary
Elyria
McPherson
C. Justin
Clyde
Jeanette
Geo. Dion
Emma
Eliza Manns
Mayme Webber
Mary Justin
Lorain
Raymond Reisinger
James Worcester
Oberlin
Matt Wehbber
Dist. No. 7
Thelma Schmitz
Dorothy
Carl Yost
N. Webber
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