Tax Payments on Monthly Basis Proposed by League Report
A public relations committee backed plan for monthly real estate and local taxes alongside water, utilities, and bills. The United States Building and Loan League report argues monthly payments fit modern income schedules, reduce last-minute borrowing, and boost tax consciousness and citizen oversight, while increasing government cash flow and lowering borrowing needs.
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United States Building and Loan League
Ers
Self evident truths in the preamble of liberty charter
Fragmentary OCR discusses self evident truths as the basis of a civic faith and human rights. It asserts those verities are instinctive and universal, resonating in hearts beyond debate, though exact reason may vary. The passage trails into garbled text but centers on fundamental rights and consensus.
HEALTHY SOLDIERS AND LIFE BEGINNING AT FORTY
The annual surgeon general report notes the US army's overall good health last year yet records 57 suicides 56 aviation deaths 80 auto fatalities and 3876 injuries from games with baseball causing about a third. Amid this are reflections on aging and life’s varied milestones and famous examples. Also mentions Germany believes 5.5 million men can be mobilized and a German doctor claims a storks code. Trial testimony in Insull case says a check is not money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Army
Faith in Self Evident Truth Guides Humanity Through Trials
The passage argues that faith in self evident truth binds humanity, offering comfort and guidance beyond skilled labor. It claims this faith unites people amid divergent opinions and interpretations, enduring through darkness and doubt, a belief defended to the death for truths seen as true without proof.
Mystery Man Hoover Speaks Through Party Crisis
A Washington Daybook notes that former President Hoover remains silent on GOP leadership and strategy as 1934 politics unfold. Florida’s Ray Benjamin urges youth leadership and purging old guards, while insiders like Larry Richey and Tad Joslin keep touch with Palo Alto amid ongoing party intrigue.
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Herbert Plummer
Washington
Hoover
Palo Alto
White House
Republican Party
Borah
Mr. Hoover
Florida
Ray Benjamin
Benjamin
Mr. Benjamin
Larry Richey
Tad Joslin
Just Fauxs By EDGAR A. GUEST
Poem about children mimicking parents and learning behavior with a playful, reflective tone. Compares parental acts to patterns children imitate, ending with a news item about Franklin West Virginia gaining long distance telephone service and a Tokyo population figure.
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Franklin
W. Va
West Virginia
Shiloh Community Services and Christmas Visitors Note
The community at Shiloh held planned services from January 6 with Sunday school at 9 30 and evening services at 7 45 each night through the week. Carol singers included Frances Gaylor Nellie Imeyer Dora Fouke Kathleen Holmes Mildred Imeyer Eva Louise Price Iris Welsh Evla Purdham Erma Imeyer June Price Anna Klick Doris Price Ada Baker Gladys Munson Sylvia Welsh Pauline Garrett Floyd Munson Edward Baker Maurice Munson Russell Baker Glenn Rohrer George Baker Bender Baker Kennth Baker Junior Rohrer Raymond Welsh Charles Lewis Merle Robinson George Klick Leroy Ridenour Lewis Smith Donald Gaylor Chas Price Charles Freed Eddie Godlove. Visitors with Mrs I M Fouke family included Ruth Jones Ruth Marie Freida Turner Wm Bowers Ahe Troxell Laura Musante Samuel Devalia Virginia Military Institute. Christmas visitors with Mr and Mrs Lester Trovinger included Harry Ray James Ray Marguerite Trovinger Earl Pitzer and Jackie Gleason. Mrs H C Keller Ruth Fouke Junior Fouke and Eileen Keller spent Friday with Arthur Keller. William Harbaugh, recently bedfast, is able to sit up again. Recent visitors included Mrs William Smith Mrs James Wangh and Mrs Ada.
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Shiloh
Christian Endeavor
Frances Gaylor
Nellie Imeyer
Dora Fouke
Kathleen Holmes
Mildred Imeyer
Eva Louise Price
Iris Welsh
Evla Purdham
Erma Imeyer
June Price
Anna Klick
Doris Price
Ada Baker
Gladys Munson
Sylvia Welsh
Pauline Garrett
Floyd Munson
Edward Baker
Maurice Munson
Russell
Baker
Glenn Rohrer
George Baker
Bender Baker
Kennth Baker
Junior Rohrer
Raymond Welsh
Charles Lewis
Merle Robinson
George Klick
Leroy Ridenour
Lewis Smith
Donald Gaylor
Chas. Price
Charles Freed
Eddie Godlove
I. M. Fouke
Ruth Jones
Ruth Marie
Freida Turner
Wm. Bowers
Ahe ‘Troxell
Hagerstown
Laura Musante
Falmouth
Samuel Devalia
Virginia Military Institute
Lexington
Lester Trovinger
Harry Ray
James Ray
Marguerite Trovinger
Earl Pitzer
Jackie Gleason
H. C. Keller
Ruth Fouke
Junior Fouke
Eileen Keller
Arthur Keller
William Harbaugh
William Smith
James Wangh
Ada
What About Your Health What About Your Health
A discussion on how the gastrointestinal tract endures environmental stress from physical to emotional factors. It describes two constitutional types linked to ulcers and gallbladder disease, noting family patterns, temperaments, and the role of psychological adjustment in treatment outcomes.
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Ae Man
Seating arrangement in Congress by party and chamber
The passage describes seating in both chambers of Congress. In the Senate Democrats sit on the right, Republicans on the left with seniority guiding committee seating. In the House Democrats occupy most seats on the right while Republicans and third parties fill the left. no desks exist in the House, with two elevated desks for leaders and chairmen. The Speaker and President of the Senate sit on central elevated dais.
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Congress
Senate
House
Seara
Farmer-Laborite
Capt Moon Dies Master Mariner and War Veteran
Captain Thomas Orlando Moon, 86, renowned master mariner and veteran of Civil and Spanish American Wars, known for several sea rescues, died today at his Lansdowne home near Baltimore. His death marks the loss of a noted seafaring figure with a long record of sea rescues.
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Baltimore
Thomas Orlando Moon
Lansfowne
Here
Talking It Over A Parent Guide To Films
A piece by Brooke Peters encourages parents to accompany children to movies to guide their understanding of what they see. It warns that without discussion, children may form false ideas about life and emphasizes that adults present temper the influence of moving pictures through dialogue and clarification. The article notes several local residents and teachers connected to a White Oak Forest school Christmas program on December 27.
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Noel Coward
Alfred Lunt
Lynn Fontanne
New City
New York
Valley Forge
England
Philip Merivale
George Washington
India
Joe Cook
Rialto
Coney Island
Harlan Ware
Chicago
California
Leslie Howard
London
Brooke Petera Church
Local Quotations Prices Paid Farmers Grain Quotes
Grain quotations furnished by Producers' Co operative Association show current prices paid to farmers. Prices cover corn wheat oats and rye with regional variations and recent adjustments reflected in the market listing.
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Co-operative Asso
Pinesburg Sewing Guild Meeting Notes and Visitors
Pinesburg, Jan 2. The Sewing Guild met at Miss Florence Charlton’s home with refreshments for members Etna Shank Beulah Shank EMc Lewis Florence Charlton Edna Lewis Mary Fowler and Viola Garrett. Visitors Mrs Odelia Hyde and Mrs Edith Leatherman of Philadelphia Mr and Mrs Russell Hose visited Mr and Mrs David Hose. Henry Charlton ill but improving. Recent visitors included Mr and Mrs B F Johnson and daughters Grace and Agnes Mr and Mrs Keller Banzhoff Mr and Mrs Andy Saunders Bruce Downin Mrs Edith Leatherman Philadelphia Mrs John Banzhoff Paul Harsh. Kansas legislative council studies bills for submission to the legislature.
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Pinesburg
B. F. Johnson
Grace and
Agnes
Keller Banzhoff
Andy Saunders
Bruce Downin
Edith Leatherman
Philadelphia
John Banzhoff
Paul Harsh
Grange Plans 15th Anniversary Event at Lestersburg Grange
The Lestersburg Grange marks its 15th anniversary with a Monday January 7 gathering at 7:30 p.m. featuring an official program and history reminiscences. Roy Brooks and Edward Holter are among expected attendees. A joint installation with Smithsburg and Mt. View granges is planned for January 10 at Smithsburg, with a Potomac Valley Grange visit on January 16. Four thousand crepe myrtles were planted along a highway between Jacksonville Texas and Love's Lookout state park.
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Lestersburg
Grange
Roy Brooks
Balsir
Edward Holter
Middletown
Pomona
Smithsburg
Mt. View
Potomac Valley
Lettersburg
Jacksonville
Tex
Love's Lookout State Park
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