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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1936

Page

6

Congress weighs tax plan to fund New Deal programs

Congressman Sam B Hill and a Ways and Means subcommittee study a 1.187 billion dollar revenue package. They back corporation surplus taxes, windfall taxes on AAA refunds, and excise taxes on farm processors, with debates over banks and life insurers exemptions.

Ongressman Sam B. Hill Washington House Ways and Means Committee Roosevelt Treasury AAA Supreme Court Hill Congress James Hamilton Lewis Illinois Borah Hastings Delaware King Utah Knutson Minnesota Joseph W. Burns W. B. Bankhead Secretary of Commerce Roper

Hagood Case Turmoil Ties Army Testimony to Politics

A routine War Department order relieving Maj. Gen. Hagood from Fort Sam Houston fueled a national debate. Hagood had challenged New Deal funding and housing issues in congressional testimony, prompting accusations of censorship and political punishment. The uproar influenced the 1930s political climate as the Texas Centennial looms and federal exhibits plan for Dallas.

William Weigel Governors Island Philippines France Eighty-eighth National Army Chauteau-Thierry Roosevelt Davis Memphis Chicago New York Salt Lake City Alamo Texas Washington-on-the-Brasos Mexico State Capitol Austin James V. Alfred Philip LaFollette Wisconsin Huntsville Sam Houston Hill McAlister Tennessee San Antonio Dallas War Department Hagood General Hagood United States Army Fort Sam Houston Appropriations Committee House of Representatives Dern New Deal Speaks Uncle Sam Civilian Conservation Corps Hopkins House Malin Craig Army Secretary of War Congressional Committee Craig Washington Charleston D. C Dallas Fair Texas Army Post Congress Agriculture Department Commerce Department State, War, Navy, Treasury, Justice, Post Office Interior and Labor Departments Federal Housing Administration Farm Credit Administration Public Health Service America Western Newspaper Union

Why brides wear veils in weddings sparks debate

The bridal veil has sparked scholarly debate with authorities split between origins in masking the bride to show submission and it symbolizing independence. The discussion traces ancient customs and seeks the veil's true meaning in wedding tradition.

Bayer Aspirin Advised Over Unknown Preparations

An advisory urges readers to consult doctors before trying unproven remedies and to prefer Genuine Bayer Aspirin for relief from headaches rheumatic pains neuritis or neuralgia. It notes aspirin’s safety record and its status as a fast effective option, available at drug stores by asking for Bayer Aspirin.

Enator Borah van Nuys Indiana United States Senate Robinson Washington

Not So Bad We Exaggerate Misfortune and Joy

The quote notes the habit of overstating both misery and gladness. It challenges readers to temper emotions and avoid farcical extremes in daily judgments. No named individuals or events are presented.

Balzac

Creomulsion Cough Relief Ad Teases First Bottle

An advertisement promises quick relief for coughing and bronchial irritation. The copy urges readers to try Creomulsion as the very first bottle for relief.

Plainest Truths and Useful Truths Quoted by Penn

A brief note highlights William Penn’s maxim that plain truths are the most useful and differences cannot rise when adhering to them. The quotation emphasizes simplicity and shared understanding as foundational.

William Penn

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