Easter Bonnet And Replacement Taxes In Daily Mail Editorials
The Daily Mail discusses the Supreme Court income tax ruling ending unjust discrimination between government and private employed earners. It notes potential revenue gains and broader implications for state taxes, then shifts to cultural commentary on Easter hats, fashion, and a Mayo Clinic view on taxation. It ends with a jibe about German youth behavior and a quip on anti-climax.
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Supreme Court
Treasury Resources
New Jersey State Chamber of Commerce
California
New York
Colorado
Iowa
Kansas
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Ilinois
Ohio
It Is So Easy To Attack WPA Critics For Luxuries
The piece argues that critics of WPA relief benefit from their high salaries and cushioned positions. It challenges them to experience poverty and low wages before judging relief programs, urging accountability for those who denounce aid while drawing $10,000 yearly with perks. It calls for a fair inquiry into the honesty of congressional critics.
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Capitol Hill
The Last Stand by Edgar A. Guest
A brief poem urging endurance and effort in the final moment. It suggests that victory may come in the last decisive step and calls for one more push despite weariness. The verse contrasts defeat and triumph and emphasizes resilience.
Social security tax changes and reserve plan discussed
Washington analysis explains how a 2 percent payroll tax falls short of funding full social security benefits and how a reserve fund was proposed. It notes that actual payroll coverage expanded to about 80 percent and debates the Treasury role and congressional review while signaling current revenues exceed modest benefits.
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Washington
Treasury
Morgenthau
House
Crossword Puzzle From Yesterday's Page Teases Solvers
Readable puzzle clues mix across and down entries from a historical page. The grid lists words like Malayan, Hissing, Anglo Saxon, Silkworm, Vigilant, Nostrils, Bohemian, Babylonian, and other terms across and down. The jumble includes references to animals, metals, and common nouns, with solutions hinted by neighboring letters and cross checks.
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L. Black
David
Israel
Man About Manhattan by George Tucker
In New York a writer describes surprising encounters in Manhattan venues from Rockefeller Center to a Lexington hotel's Revere Room. He notes Orson Welles hosting Beau Geste actors and a barber at Rockefeller Center, a pension campaign by Dr Townsend, and a young singer who performed at an East Side nightclub while chasing the stage for its own sake.
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New York
Rockefeller Center
Orson Welles
Welles
French Foreign Legion
Legion
Alsace
International
RCA
Revera
Lexington
Conneticut
Dr. Townsend
California
East Side
Now It Can Be Told RANDOM NOTES
Las Vegas with national spotlight rising as a divorce hub surpassing Reno. Notables include Mrs Gable ending her marriage to Clark Gable, Joseph Manning 94 seeking divorce, and Dixie Davis regaining freedom amid wedding plans. Hearst papers push antiwar and political notes while entertainment stars(X) appear in various showbiz items. Parole debate resurfaces with critic Martin Mooney challenged by John T Murphy Jr and inmate journal data challenging three and a half year averages.
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Las Vegas
Nevada
Reno
Gable
Clark
Joseph C. Manning
Josephine
Townsend Pension Club
Jack Hayes
Saéing George
Gertrude Temple
America
Shirley
Tvs
Hope Dave
Dixie Davis
Treasure Island
San Francisco
Grover Whalen
John Mans
Frank Norris
Hearst
John Nance Garner
Roosevelt
John D. Rockefelter
Dorothy Lajours
Paramount
Constance Bennett
Dorothy di Frasso
George Bernard Shaw
David Whitmire Hearst
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Los Angeles
Hope Chandler
Winchell
Billy Rose
Naomi Johnson
Martin Mooney
United States
John T. Murphy, Jr
Philadelphia
Murphy
Mooney
Marquette
Michigan
Fifeen
Dick Smart and the Parker ranch owner in Has walk
The speaker describes a wealthy man named Dick Smart who would work for nothing and could buy many clubs. He is portrayed as a millionaire who owns the Parker ranch in Has walk, with a comparison to Hitler and a note on card games becoming like solitaire.
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Dick Smart
Parker Ranch
Haswalk
Juvenile Jingles by Jimmy Judd
A short piece titled Juvenile Jingles by Jimmy Judd presents playful verses about carrying a full cup and deep roots. It uses whimsical lines like a son tang and a nod to long loved trees, reflecting a light literary tone.
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Daily Se Mail
The
Mail Publishing Company
Summit Avenue
Hagerstown
Maryland
J. A. Hawken
National
Burke, Yeon and Mahoney, Inc
Chicago
Graybar
N. Wabash
Lexington Ave
Atlanta
Glenn
Daily Mall
E. Phillips
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Sea Ree
Msil
Associated Press
Madame
Hastertime
Crocus
Daffodil
Hyacinth
MAYO
New York Fair
Congress
Edgar A. Guest
LAST
Colossus
Dieeicuures
Preston Grover
Bnng
Persia
Sinivi
Aisihje
Dick Tracy
Watchman
Re Gy A
L'M
Man About
Manhattan
George Tucker
Faries
Triangle Food Stores
R. D. McKee
Hagerstown Bookbinding & Printing Co
Martin Shor
Joan Crawford
Heddy LeMarr
Katharine Jornell
Laurence Olivier
Cornelia Otis Skinner
Hitler
By Jimmy Judd
Tang
Second National Bank
Miss Black
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