Roosevelt punts new tax plan to soak the rich
Washington dispatch describes President Roosevelt proposing a sweeping tax bill to tax inheritances and gifts, raise rates on high incomes, and tax corporations more. The plan aims to redistribute wealth and boost purchasing power, with mixed reactions from Congress and business groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bruckart
National Press
Washington, D. C
Washington
Roosevelt
Meg Long
Father Coughlin
Acio
Congress
Supreme Court
Senator Long
Louisiana
Wages and Prosperity Drive American Market
The American Cotton Manufacturers association at Charlotte pledges not to cut wages or raise hours as Henry Ford restores the six dollar daily minimum. W. di. Cameron argues wages are the best distributive method for goods, supporting ongoing prosperity. He notes wage earnings sustain widespread demand and that rich fortunes alone cannot prop up industry. The piece cites historical wage levels, references J. Pierpont Morgan, and mentions a telegram from Congressman Gassaway and Mussolini’s stance on Abyssinia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
Charlotte
N. C
W. di. Cameron
Henry Ford
Mr. Cameron
United States
McMasters
New England
Henry Yord
Power Trust in Fight for Life
Earl Godwin writes Roosevelt faces a life or death struggle with the power trust. He argues large financial interests back the attack on New Deal reforms, cites TVA and interlocking directorates, and defends federal bureaus and public works as essential to national progress.
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Roosevelt
New Deal
Power Trust
Ife
Senate
House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Ashington
Power
Europe
George Norris
Nebraska
Republican Party
Tennessee Valley Authority
Tva
John McCarl
McCarl
Congress
Boulder Dam
Coulee
Springfield
Prairies
AAA
Supreme Court
Court
Lincoln
Dred Scott
NRA
Ratironda
Federal Communications Commission
Telephone and Telegraph Companies
Walter S. Gifford
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Bell System
David Sarnoff
Radio Corporation of America
Sosthenes Behn
International Telephone and Telegraph Company
Walter Gifford
New York
Western Newspaper Union
Moses Called to Deliver People and the Law
Doctrine notes Moses birth preservation and education in Levitical stock, exile and marriage, then call to deliver Israel from Egyptian bondage. It covers the burning bush commission, objections removed, plagues, Red Sea crossing, and the giving of the Law including the covenant, Ten Commandments, and statutes ratified by blood.
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Moses
Noah
Egypt
Christ
God
Red Sea
Jebo
Secret of Happiness in Work and Success
A reflective note asserts happiness lies in loving one’s work and engaging deeply with what one does. It adds that this not only secures personal joy but also anchors business success through passion, belief, and sustained effort.
County Reverence Unyielding in Pursuit of Duty
A terse, period focused note asserts that fidelity to the county must remain unwavering and fervent. It emphasizes an enduring energy of purpose, rejecting any quantity of reverence or affection that would dilute zeal or steadfast service to the community.
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Republican National Committee
Roose- Roosevelt Yelt
Robinson
Arkansas
Byrnes
South Carolina
Henry P. Fletcher
National Committee
Hastings
Delaware
Bolton
Ohio
Pletcher
Jong
Wheither
United States Patent Office
Patent Office
Commissioner of Patents
Weatera Newspaper
Valea
Brisbane
J. Pierpont Morgan
Sablity
London
Mr. Morgan
P. L. Gassuaway
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Lloyd George
Mussolini
Abyssinia
Jackie Kaul
East River
King
Nest Safe
Lac
Arthur Hrlabane
Earl Godwin
Weather Bureau
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Light House Bureau
Bureau of Fisheries
Biological Survey
Bureau of Animal Industry
Bureau of Reclamation
America
National Park Services
National Park
Bureau of Good Roads
PWA
Republic
PIA
Giron Iron Internationality
Lawaived
Brin
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