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Newspaper

Unionville Republican

Location

Unionville, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1938

Page

2

Ten Point Program for Petroleum Interests Outlined

The Putnam County Petroleum Industry Committee announces a ten point program urging motorists equity in gasoline taxation and state control. It seeks constitutional amendments to bar municipal tax and diversion of tax revenues, delayed vehicle registration, tax relief for distributors, reduced fuel inspection fees, support for economical highway transport, and measures to counter tax evasion and unfair federal taxes. The text lists committee members and local supporters from Unionville and surrounding towns.

Congress Ite Jack “Seichelaen Dave & Nett Aon Tucerne Alva Carnet Unionville Forbes Standard

Hidden taxes hit the poor hardest in income debate

The piece argues demagogues promise relief via taxes ignoring the burden on low earners. It cites estimates that hidden taxes push up consumer costs, with rent, food, clothing and utilities taking a larger share from the poor, while the wealthy pay proportionally less in income tax. It notes studies by The Twentieth Century Fund and Northwestern Life Insurance Co on invisible charges.

Fofi Uncle Sam Twentieth Century Fund Northwestern Life Insurance Company

Poor consumer bears cost amid college aid barriers

Fragmentary note argues students face higher prices as aid programs fail to bridge gaps. Mentions inaccessible loans and rising tuition, highlighting burden on families while policy changes stall at the state level.

Why Hunt Alibis A Stranger In Our Country

A political attack on American enterprise argues that government meddling has seized control of industries from private investors. It questions whether politically led management discourages investment and hampers growth, urging readers to analyze the role of politicians in business and the impact on the investment climate.

United States John Jones Congress Thosr Congressman Jones John Joneses Joe Industrial News Review

Adventures of the Marines in the Bering Sea

Sea patrols off Alaska curb illegal sealing as U S Marines and allied ships enforce restrictions. Wrathful measures included net entanglements and boarding actions with seizures and imprisonments. After four months the patrol quieted, leaving tales of peril and duty.

Great Briain Alaska Nea Bering Sea Tera

Independent Missouri audit reveals county official shortfalls

State investigators found a $1.027 million shortage in county accounts across 109 of 110 Missouri counties. At least five former officials faced findings. $53,249 of the debt had been recovered. Attorney General pursues remaining sums.

Associated Press Missouri Forrest Smith Roy McKittrick W. A. Holloway Smith Lloway St. Loui Jackson Buchanan Greene

Fragmented OCR item with unclear details

Readable fragments describe a local topic but lack names, places, dates, and concrete actions. The text is too damaged to determine a clear event, person, or organization to summarize into a valid news card.

Racket Suspects Placed Bond After Failed Attempts

Local reports say one man and accomplices scattered a weed bait at multiple sites. Police note two earlier attempts at Driscoll's store and three places in Downing, with one suspect recently released from Ft. Madison penitentiary and bound over for trial next week.

Banal Goa Stan Driscol Downing Ft. Madison Penitentiary Lancaster Excelsior

Persimmons tannic stain noted in University Bulletin

The University Press Bulletin describes tannic data from green persimmons used for tanning leather and staining hair in black walnuts. The fragment mentions Mr. and Mrs. Ni, Wale D. Wells, Vern Ells, and Mrs. Ms in a partially legible appreciation of readers.

University Press Bulletin Wale D. Wells Vernells

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