Excessive Taxation Warns of Burden on Americans
Genisente Bush of Alliance Insurance in Philadelphia argues taxes overburden the public and raise prices. He cites Alexander Hamilton Institute data showing federal state and local expenditures rising from 2 billion in 1912 to 12 billion in 1981, costing each American nearly 100 dollars annually, and notes high tax take reduces private employment and inflates costs. He says public payrolls grow as people blame others for taxes.
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Genisente Bush
Alliance Insurance Company
Philadelphia
Alexander Hamilton Institute
United States
Indus
Beth Sit
Free Country and Lawlessness In The Open Phrase
The piece attacks political racketeers bootleggers and officials aiding crime arguing the nation tolerates crime while officials snooze. It laments a law in name only and a culture of impunity where people believe they can age freely as long as they stay uncaught.
Time To Clean House From the Industrial News Review
The article argues that wartime tax funding creates a debt burden across 122 cities and 104 counties. Detroit’s growth in public functions since the 1860s is cited as a model of government expansion. It warns that luxurious bureaucratic costs require trimming to align expenses with normal peacetime incomes.
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Withich
Oee Gore
Aeg
Chicago
Iega
Cook County
Detroit
William Anderson
House Approves Garner Wagner Relief as Hoover Veto Expected
Norton reports that the House backed the Garner Wagner unemployment relief measure 202 to 157, sending it to the Senate and then to President Hoover for a veto prediction. If vetoed, new legislation acceptable to both branches would be needed before adjournment. The fight centers on title 2 allowing Reconstruc tion Finance Corporation loans to private firms and individuals.
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Hoover
House
Conference Committee
Senate
Garner- Wagner
Congress
Reconstruction Finance’ Corporation
Garner
Couzens
Weasel ‘Hoover
Eae
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Gang Neeaienee 8U Couzens
Meade
Norris
Treasury
Home Land Bank
Committee On Agriculture
Federal Farm Board
Grain Stabilization Corporation
American Red Cross
Cotton Stabilization C
Hoover backs loans for veterans in Washington plan
The home of veterans in Washington would host loans funded from compensation on adjusted service certificates. President Hoover expressed approval of the appropriation and support for the program.
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Washington
Hoover
Snake venom proposed as epilepsy cure shocks medical world
A lecturer cites a British South Africa report claiming snake venom injections cured epilepsy in 8 percent of 250 patients and reduced attacks in others. Similar trials were reported for neurasthenic, hysteria, and rheumatic patients, provoking strong scientific debate.
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South Africa
Charter Oak Chronicle: Historic Tree Thrown Down
The article recalls the Charter Oak in Hartford Connecticut, noting its age and a note that it was felled long ago. It mentions August and a historical estimate around one hundred years. The piece preserves a sense of local historic memory.
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Charter Oak
Hartford
Conn
Description Little Used The undercut and sirloin side
The text notes a less common cut description for beef, comparing undercut to the sirloin side and stating it is similar in character to the fillet or tenderloin.
Proper Judgment and Charity in Judge Mason’s Ruling
A historical note quotes a jurist phrase about judgment and charity. The remark contrasts harsh judgment with charitable fairness, attributed to Judge Mason. The fragment signals debates on moral discretion within legal decisions.
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Mason
Fontana Copper Mine Emerges in Swain County
The Fontana copper mine along Eagle Creek in Swain County, North Inland Group region stands out as an outstanding historic site. The site reports indicate significant ore deposits and potential development prospects for the region’s mining heritage.
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Big Eastern
Eagle Creek
Swain County
Most Precious Possession The Present Moment
A reflective note from American Magazine highlights the present moment as the sole possession one truly owns uses and enjoys to the fullest. The piece urges living in the now and valuing personal time amid daily life.
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American, Magazine
Davy Named Iodine From Greek For Violet
Sir Humphrey Davy coined the element name iodine from a Greek root meaning violet, reflecting its characteristic color when in vapor. The attribution ties to early chemistry work noting the element’s distinct purple shade.
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Humphrey Davy
Iodine
Omaha Lad Finds Dynamite Cap Then Hammer
Nine year old Johnnie Batos of Omaha found a dynamite cap and soon located a hammer as hopes of saving him were not specified.
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Johnnie Batos
Omaha
Sures
Johnnie
Farmers and bankers unite to curb crop pests in Marshall County
Army norms threatened crops in Marshall County Tennessee as the College of Agriculture provided pest facts and bankers organized mass meetings to share eradication recommendations. This timely mobilization saved many fields from destruction.
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Marshall County
Tennessee
College of Agriculture
Probate Notice for Tiffis vr. Blauser Estate
Creditors of the deceased Tiffis vr. Blauser are notified to file claims with the Jefferson County Nebraska County Judge by October 26, 1932. Hearings occur October 26, 1932 at 9:00 A.M. in the county court room. Three months are allowed for filing claims from July 26, 1932. Claims not filed by October 26, 1932 will be forever barred. Dated June 28, 1932. E. R. Bee County Judge.
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Tiffis Vr. Blauser
Jefferson County
Nebraska
Said County
E. R. Bee
Probate Notice in the Estate of Seede Wiemers Deceased
Creditors of Seede Wiemers deceased must present claims to the Jefferson County Nebraska County Judge at the county courtroom on October 25 1932 at 9 am for examination adjustment and allowance. Claims not filed by October 24 1932 will be barred by the court order. Dated June 25 1932. Denney and Denney attorneys for the estate.
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Seede Wiemers
Jefferson
Nebraska
Said
E. R. Bee
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Diller Nebdr
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Norton
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Wkly
Household
P. Jeni
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Diller, Nebr
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