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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1933
Page
4
The author warns that tax cuts will not ease the burden on veterans or their communities. He argues compensation comes from income taxes, not general levies, and that the rich will gain while many veterans lose small incomes. Community members face higher costs to care for disabled veterans.
The piece argues that J. P. Morgan and other bankers oppose Senate examination of bank records. It contends that secrecy undermines public trust and calls for a full congressional inquiry into financial dealings to root out racketeers and restore confidence in the nation’s finances.
The president wants drastic regulation forcing issuers to reveal truth about securities offered to the public. He argues such measures would reduce gullible buyers, as the truth would deter many investors from biting.
In this reflective piece prominent themes critique taxation for the rich, government duties to provide meals, and financial dealings with Mellon and Mills. It muses on conspiratorial echoes about Hitler and Roosevelt era racketeers, while contrasting radio and foreign affairs amid calls for new laws.
The author condemns alarmist rhetoric claiming America is bankrupt and insists the country is not bankrupt or disintegrating. Government outlays exceed income but will adjust, likening it to a prudent business correction while urging calm voice from citizens.
The piece argues that while Russians complain about insufficient internal disruption, they push secret agents to accelerate results. It notes prosyletizing among American farmers, claims American agriculture is distressed, and warns that even strong governments can fall from internal enemies. Roosevelt is urged to address these inner threats.
In Tibetan practice many monasteries worship living Buddhas who transfer their spirit to a newborn. Monks seek infant marks and offerings to recognize a new manifestation of the Buddha. The Dalai Lama is not the sole living Buddha. translations like The Pilgrim's Progress reach him via the Religious Tract Society.
A rural Milwaukee area poker game started in 1886 at Marcy, now with Matt Marks and Pierce Marks among the longtime players. Seven card peek is played for one cent per chip, five cent limit. Sessions run Wednesday Saturday and Sunday. outsiders rarely participate.
Dean Leroy Miner of Martard dental school in Cambridge Mass asserts dental disease often causes mental disturbances. He cites a Boston case where removal of two impacted wisdom teeth led to rapid patient improvement and return to work.
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