Time For Action Here Rev Coughlin Sets Union Stand
Rev Charles E Coughlin spoke at the National Union for Social Justice meeting Sunday, saying the group remains independent though opponents seek to tie its fate to other organizations. He denounced claims of links to Wall Street, Senator Long, and rival groups while noting alleged Republican and Democratic party accusations.
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Townsend Old Age Pension Movement
Will Always Be Independent Promotes Its Sixteen Points
A speaker stresses independence and a distinct National Union program of sixteen points. He urges comparing their platform with International Socialists, Share the Wealth, American Liberty League, and Crusaders arguments, and recommends listening to broadcasts to decide.
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Prices Soar as Food Costs Hit Ohio Families
Rising food prices spark government vs people tensions as relief recipients face steep increases. Butter up 44 percent, milk 44, pork chops 34, lard 70, eggs 23, bread 5, flour 8, canned corn 16, peas 22, peaches 11 percent. Sales tax on food added strain. beef prices forecast to rise amid drought and stock shortages.
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Redistribute Wealth Or Nation Will Perish
Lincoln Nebraska reports Senator George W Norris urging a progressive federal inheritance tax to curb wealth concentration. He argues taxing estates of the very wealthy funds taxes for all, saying billionaire creation yields paupers and starving families, endangering civilization.
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Charter Group Faces Shakeup In Upcoming Council Vote
Speculation centers on which charter councilman will be dropped as Mayor Russell Wilson seems a top vote getter. Edward B. Imbus may be passed over, while James Wilson backs his seat and Anthony B. Dunlap fears exclusion. Dr. Herbert S. Bigelow plans to run and expects to pull first choice votes, potentially aiding allied candidates backed by the People's Power League.
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Orenes
James Wilson
Labors
Anthony B. Dunlap
Charter
Herbert S. Bigelow
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Council of the Charter Organization
People’s Power League
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Gold Clause Upheld By Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Monday upheld the gold clause for all but Liberty bonds. It ruled a holder could not show harm from the clause regarding Liberty bonds, stating money is valued by what it buys, not its face amount.
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Illinois Pursues Ten Million Dollar Utility Tax
Springfield officials seek ten million dollars from public and private utilities on sales tax. A lower court ruled for the utilities, but the state appeals, arguing utilities sell tangible property at retail.
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Springfield
Ill
Butler Story Verified In Washington Probe
The congressional committee investigating the Butler fascist plot has verified his statements. Gen. Smedley Butler testified he was offered money to lead a fascist drive against the U.S. government.
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Hauptmann Awaiting Death Row Fate in New Jersey
Still in headlines Renton New Jersey officials report Bruno Hauptmann remains in the death house, despite trials and verdicts highlighting the case. He faces looming legal proceedings shaping his ultimate fate.
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