Born Into Debt and The Nations Hidden Burden
The Bureau of the Census estimates US population rose by 941000 from 1937 to 1938, total 129 81,000. The piece argues the rising number of taxpayers will widen public debt, estimated near 57000000000, averaging 1300 per family. It discusses the burden on households, potential savings, and the illusion that someone else pays.
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Bureau of the Census
United States
Congress
Sam
Jess
Elysium
New York Sun
Anniversaries and Births Through History
Today in history entries celebrate figures from politics science and literature, including 1809 Robert C. Sibench Ohio lawyer congressman and diplomat died in 1890. 1810 Eliza McCardle born Leesburg who taught her husband to write and read enabling the presidency. 1822 Rutherford B. Hayes born Delaware. 1841 Thomas C. Mendenhall born near Hanover, Ohio. 1858 Michael J. Pugin born Yugoslavia. 1861 Fredette Remington born Canton New York. 1862 Edward Stratemeyer born Newark New Jersey. 1535 first complete Bible translated into English printed in Switzerland. 1837 Laura D Stridgman of Hanover New Hampshire entered Perkins Institution. 1858 Great Republic clipper launched. 1663 Nectars great balloon ascent in Paris. 1932 Insull brothers in Chicago. 1934 Dillinger reward case. 197 today birthday note Miriam Van Weerst.
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Robert C Sibench
Ohio
Utton Soldyer
Franklin Olew
Washington
Eliza McCardle Dubusen
Leesburg
Tent
Blatt City
Tenn
Rutherford B. Hayes
Union
Delaware
Fremont
Thomas C Mendenhall
Hanoverian
Michauel J. Pugin
Columbia University
Yugoslavia
New York
Fredette Remington
Canton, N Y
Ringe- Peld
Eaward Stratemeyer
Newark, NW J
Rover Boys
Elizabeth
N J
Miles Gostsdale
Ersglard
Sumzerland
Britain
Laura D Stridgman
Hanner
Bostons
Perkins Institution
Samuel Gridley Howe
Great Republic
Bestar
Paris
Ole Ballman
Freree
Wo Insull
Chicago
Wiltemen
Dillager
Carlisle Church Night Announces October 6 Meeting
Carlisle announces the first church night of the new conference year to be held Thursday October 6 at 6 45 PM at LaPorte ME Church with a social time, then Sunday School and Official Church Boards meeting to review plans and reports. East Carlisle Mothersingers meet at East Carlisle School at 8 PM, with practice and courtesy notes led by Miss Frank Harrison and committee. Local residents return from visits to Hamburg and Rochester New York while Humphreys and associates work on painting a barn at the Humphries property.
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Carlisle
LaPorte M E
Thomas Hughes
Aelock
East Carlisle
East Carlisle School
Frank Harrison
Munich
Roosevelt
Hitler
Benes
Hull
State Department
White House
Notable Births Listed for Prominent Figures
Framingham Massachusetts woman aged 51 born Greensburg Pennsylvania. Professor Walter A Maier of Concordia Seminary St Louis editor born Boston 45. Charles J Rhodes Philadelphia banker and former US Commissioner of Indian Affairs born Philadelphia 66. Buster Keaton screen star born Pickaway Kansas 42. Vice Admiral Edward H Campbell retired born Bend Indiana 66. Albert Ross Hill Kansas City banker former president University of Missouri born Nova Scotia 9 years ago.
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Framingham
Mass
Greensburg
Walter A. Maier
Concordia Seminary
St Louis
Ind
Albert Ross Hill
Kansas City
University of Missour
Nova Scotia
Wallace faces western farmer revolt over wheat and AAA rules
Mr Wallace confronts a growing farmers revolt in Kansas over wheat restrictions under the Agricultural Adjustment Act. The new Warmers Liberty League seeks repeal while Secretary Wallace appeals to Chairman Farley as election pressures mount and wheat prices remain weak.
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Seci
Wallace
AAA
Kansas
Warmers’ Liberty League
Farley
Washington
What Is Real Liberalism in Roosevelt Era?
The piece contrasts Roosevelt’s liberalism with Jeffersonian ideas, asking how real liberalism has shifted. It debates whether modern liberalism favors heavy federal regulation and a planned economy or the limited governance championed by Jefferson, with Borah as a modern echo of that line. It questions what a Roosevelt era liberal party would stand for.
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Roosevelt
Mr Roosevelt
Thomas Jefferson
Haying
United States
Mr. Jefferson
Jefferson
Washington
Senator Borah
Idaho
Tommy Corcoran
Ben Chen
Rosevelt
Fruit cake heralds the holiday season and Christmas
An advance notice touts the fruit cake as a sign that Christmas is near. The piece描 marks October and November as precursors to Santa and festivity, noting the cake’s rarity outside the holiday season while praising its role as a preamble to December 25.
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Santa Claus
Roosevelt eyes world disarmament push amid war fear
The Roosevelt administration weighs a worldwide appeal for disarmament as the Munich crisis and European tensions rise. Key factors include stronger Continental powers, Allied resources, and a need to rebuild trust while balancing cautious cabinet backing and a subtle public appeal to Mussolini. The piece notes skepticism among ex-Allied leaders and outlines the procedural timing of messages. It also covers cabinet access, and a “mysterious cache” incident involving a North Dakota official and a pension stance shift.
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Washington
Roosevelt
State Department
Dec.aea
Capri
Germany
Europe
Chamberlain
Hitler
Mussolini
Joe Kennedy
London
Tl Duce
Hts
Lymeight
Publc
United States
Unclear Papuan Leader Statement Stirring Controversy
An unclear Canberra report quotes a lieutenant governor figure asserting disturbing aims. The remarks reference a preference linked to violent acts and the targeting of women for harm. Context and specifics remain ambiguous in the fragmentary source.
Today's Horoscope Changes Shape Through Diplomatic Shifts
The reading notes a changeable nature not vacating but shifting from bold ambition to opposition. It suggests diplomacy as a key factor for those born under this degree, while other scenarios may steer them toward varied occupations or engagements.
Bible Readings on Friendship with Jesus and Loneliness
A church devotional describes Jesus as unseen friend to the lonely, citing John 15:14 15 and a parable of a sick recluse who talks with a chair placed beside him. It emphasizes being chosen as friends by Christ and questions whether readers welcome His companionship in daily life.
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Jesus
Residents and guests frequent Butternut Ridge Road area
At Oberlim Inn Friday evening Miss Anneliese Hohmann of Cleveland stayed with her parents on Butternut Ridge Road. Mrs Walter Harmon of Wayne County visited her sisters on Butternut Ridge Road last week. Mr and Mrs George Goodyear and others traveled to Spencer Sunday, calling on former Carlisle residents. Mir are Mrs Charles Sotherdon and guests on LaGrange Road. J Hopkins and wife attended the Veterans of Foreign War Seventh District Conference in Wadsworth. The Elyne Post Wo representatives visited Mrs Rose Keld and Mrs George Bush on LaGrange Road.
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Oberlim Inn
Anneliese Hohmann
Cleveland
August Hohmann
Butternut Ridge Road
Walter Harmon
Wayne County
H E Willis
Ruby Dawsey
George Goodyear
Spencer
F F Fling
Nancy
Walter Gough
Tess Gough
Carlisle
Walter Kalb
Mir
Charles Sotherdon
West Sixth Street
George D Bush
LaGrange Road
J. Hopkins
Wadsworth
Elyne
O1a Starr
Bis Less Smith
Penfield
Rose Keld
George Bush
la Gringe Road
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Mothersingers
Mico
Don Bush
Cynthia Ann
Hamburg
Fred Bush
Rochester
Schrader E E Humphrey
Henry Horruy
Humphries Proper
Butternut Ridge
Ryad Himlin Humphreys
James Humphrey
Athca Oliw
Attica Far
H H Gregg
Lorain Counts
Republva Executive Ciommiure
Mr. Wallace
Gamera Corps
Jim Farley
Harry Hopkins
Hopkins
Welfare Department
Gerald Nyse
Niyes
Daedota
Bill Langer
Langer
Draver
Fargo
Bac
Nye
North Dakota
San Antonio
Texas
Castillo Najeta
Flo
Chattanooga
Department of Commerce
Brazil
Peru
Bolivia
Uruguay
Argentina
Chile
Ays
Lump & Egg Coals
Canberr
Papud
Plymouth
Plymouth Division
Chrysler Corroration
Detroit
Mich
Amola Steel
Plimouth
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