Buy American Goods To Protect Jobs And Prosperity
An editorial urges all Americans to buy only American made products to safeguard jobs and reduce dependence on foreign goods. It argues tariffs are ineffective due to exchange differences and calls merchants and the public to resist underselling by foreign imports. It links consumer choices to tax policy and public economy while critiquing Soviet Russia and proposing patriotic purchasing as a path to prosperity.
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William Randolph
Bearst
Aras
England
America
Taxation Hurt One Need Not Be A Tax Advocate
Industrial News Review argues that broad sales taxes reveal the true cost of government. Indirect taxes touch every citizen, from meals to lights to transport, and every business passes costs to customers. The piece urges awareness of how taxes permeate daily life.
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Industrial News Review
I Still Believe in the U S A A Song of Resolve
A patriotic verse extols resilience in the United States amid income cuts bank and loan woes and agricultural storage. The speaker asserts belief in national resolve, urging perseverance through hard times with a hopeful, workmanlike refrain.
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U.S. A
Roosevelt to be his own boss, big boss of all
Present indications show Mr Roosevelt will dominate his circle with himself as the leader. The speaker jokes that the once formidable Teddy would smile from his grave at such a scenario.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Teddy
Racketeering Traced to High Finance
A terse report notes racketeering, once a disreputable calling, being traced to high finance figures and networks. The piece highlights the shift of criminal enterprise into legitimate financial arenas and implications for enforcement.
Hoover Disapproved Reorganization Plan Splits House Debate
Norton's Washington Letter reports the House Expenditures Committee adopting a resolution disapproving Hoover’s reorganization program, initiating its rejection. It notes opposition from Chairman Cochran and a push for keeping reforms to the incoming administration. The piece covers banking reform, branch banking fears, and ongoing farm bill debate on price supports.
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House Committee On Expenditures
Congress
Hoover
House
Cochran
Senate
Long
Louisiana
Glass
Federal Reserve Bank
Senate Judiciary Committee
Biaios
Wisconsin
Pierce
United, States
Friendly Advertising Recasts Radio Road’s Local Outreach
A Southern railroad adopts quarter page local newspaper ads featuring station agents. The aim is closer agent community contact with reading material on traveling and shipping assistance and how agents can advise the public. Critics note the shift from bombastic ads to intimate, people centered promotion.
Probate Notice for Dorothea Lampe Estate
The State of Nebraska Maen County notes a petition by Carl F. Lampe to prove and allow the will of Dorothea Lampe deceased. Hearing set for 1982, at 9 o'clock A.M. in the county court, with notification to interested parties by publication in the Diller Record for three consecutive weeks. Denney & Denney, Attorneys for Estate.
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Dorothea Lampe
Carl. F. Lampe
Phan Lapt
Dorothea
W. F Schuette
Diller Record
Seid
E.R Bee
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