Raskob Expands Platform With New Democratic Proposals
Solon J. Raskob, Democratic National Committee chair, outlined a broad program in a radiophone address. The plan includes a five day work week, moving holidays to Mondays, enforcement of excise taxes on bootleg liquor, a national referendum on prohibition, FTC merger immunity, abolition of capital gains taxes, and a nonpartisan tariff commission.
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Congress
Solin J. Raskob
Democratic National Committee
Yd Ina Radiq
Federal Trade Commission
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U.S. Supreme Court
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Smith
Ras Kob
Langfolf family hosts visitors and Penn College events
Allan Jay from Grinnell visited his daughter and husband Mr and Mrs Eugene Morgan then returned to Oskaloosa for Penn day at Penn College. Opal Langford arrived from Minnesota to help Mrs Langford and greet a newborn daughter on Searcy property south of town. L ord meeting held in church basement with 45 50 Richland ladies present and entertained. The Morgan family hosted Rev Moon and son Fid on Sunday. Dorle Schmitter visited home folks then returned to Penn College Oskaloosa. Omer Long cut wood all week.
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Allan Jay
Grinnell
Eugene Morgan
Oskaloosa
Penn
Opal Langford
Minnesota
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Langfords
Searcy
Richland
C. E. Morgan
Rev
Mr. Moon
L. B. Hanan
Dorle Schmitter
Penn College
Omer
Red Cross Service Expands Health Education Outreach
Mrs. Fred Reid, Roll Call chair, reports Red Cross branches across the United States continue to expand health education and home care programs. Highlights include 795 health visits, 1,248 nursing checks, 68,000 children inspected in schools, and 56,415 people taught health principles. Red Cross nurses stand ready for Army Navy disaster relief and life saving courses train capable rescuers. Junior work continues in Indian schools and overseas, aiding thousands of families and distributing garments for national and international use. Local chapters seek memberships to support ongoing operations. The Rubio school football team tied Richland Grade School 12 to 12 with a rematch planned at Rubia.
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Uly
Juneau
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Red Cros
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Atheraneie
Sina
Rebuild Planned for Burlington Rialto Theater
Burlington reports a new theater to replace the Rialto after a fire that caused about 880000 in losses. Manager Kalwishky attributed the blaze to unknown causes, noting the fire began in the basement and was discovered early Sunday with the building fully destroyed.
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Rialto
K. Kalwishky
Dla
Stuer
Unprecedented Intensity Hits Turkey Saturday Night
In Smyrna an immense seismic event left 50 people dead and many homeless, with the American consul Herbert S. Batsley reporting to the State Department about the disaster and the impact on residents and infrastructure.
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Turkey
Smyrna
Herbert S. Batsley
State Department
Cigarette Production and Exports Rise in Nine Months
Ruvaley said jeans at Smyrna are safe and American property was small. Production of cigarettes in the United States during the past nine months reached 92,000,000,000, an increase of 500,000,000. The Commerce Department's tobacco division reports export of leaf tobacco rose 1 percent to 881,285,000 pounds.
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Smyrna
Ruvaley
Washington
United States
Commerce Department
Tobacco” Division
Not Uncommon Error Quote From Washington Star
A fragment quotes a Washington Star line stating that a youthful mind may err by assuming others have not tried to understand their beliefs. The misquote reflects a skeptical view of attribution and comprehension.
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Washington Star
Wellston and Area Family Visitors and Visits
Mrs A J Morgan and Mrs A A Soeten hosted and entertained relatives and resub ladies. Mr and Mrs Carl Coronan and daughter visited Wellston with relatives. R B Woodford and children were weekend visitors. Robert Morris of Bismark ND visited his mother last week before Morris remained ill. C I Plannard and Virgil Jones husked corn for Woodford and son Howard Cook’s were Sunday visitors at George Bond’s.
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Woodford
Howard Cook
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