Chain Store Tax Ruling Seen Shaping Monopolies
New York report analyzes how the Supreme Court tax decision reshapes anti trust norms By Henry Ward Beer former FTC anti trust specialist The ruling seen as empowering states to curb large chains through taxation than by restraint laws It cites McKenna 1920 Steel case and the philosophy that tax power can suppress monopolies over time The piece notes potential shifts favorable to independents and small chains while larger chains seek legislative compromise through better service and competition policies
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New York
United States Supreme Court
Henry Ward Beer
Federal Trade Commission
Supreme Court
Louisiana
Beer
Federal Bar Association of
New Jersey
Connecticut
United States
United States Steel Corporation
McKenna
Steel Corporation
Brooklyn Law School
Congress
Marshall
Hair dresser warns girls to shun rum
Boston report on P. Richard, a New York hairdresser, advising society girls to limit cocktails to avoid damaging permanent waves. He suggests early morning permanents, hats to protect the hair, and modest styles for summer. He also notes neck length limits, ear coverage, and dry polish for natural coloring, with red nails fading due to male opposition.
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Boston
P. Richard
New York
Richard
Milady
House Favors New U S Judge in Texas
The House passed a bill authorizing an additional federal district judge for the Southern District of Texas and approved an amendment requiring the appointee be a district resident. Rep Wilcott of Michigan opposed, saying it would set a precedent. Buy your Printing in Whitewright.
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Washington
House
Senate
Texas
Dies
Wilcott
Michigan
Congress
Lavish Dallas Exposition Opening Features New Entertainment
Dallas opens the Greater Texas and Pan American Exposition with three new attractions led by the Pan American Casino and Cavalcade of the Americas. Revue previews, star appearances from Ted Fio-Rito George and Janna Jack Benny Rudy Vallee Lanny Ross Phil Harris Benny Goodman and more, plus a 60 foot volcano and La Rambla midway. Exposition runs daily 9 am to midnight through Oct 31 with fourteen nations exhibiting at the Pan American Palace and a Rio themed main road attraction Road to Rio.
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Dallas
General Motors
Rio
Paris
Casa Manana
Jo Mielziner
Ted Fio-Rito
George and Janna
Jack Arthur
Borrah Minnevitch
Rascale
Three Sailors
Stan Kavanagh
Lyn Murray
Chester Hale
Jack Benny
Mary Livingston
Cotton Bowl
Rudy Vallee
Lanny Ross
Phil Harris
Benny Goodman
Ravel
Texas
Jack Crawford
Ripley’s
Odditorium
Black Forest
Rosita Royce
Life
Bowery
Pan American Palace
Ford
San Antonio
Rio Grande Valley
Esplanade
Santa Maria
Jan Isabelle Fortune
Ed Goodin
Villa Latina
John Lewis backs hour wage bill with limits
John L. Lewis testified before a joint House Senate labor session and voiced general support for the Black Connery wages and hours bill. He urged against broad discretion for a Labor Standards Board to set varying minimum wages, calling the proposal a modest start toward a planned economic order.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
Connery
Labor Standards Board
House
Senate Labor
Lewis
Organized Labor
American Federation of Labor
William Green
Cardus Promises Relief for Monthly Discomfort
Many women report improved digestion and stronger appetites after using Cardus, a medicine for women. With better nutrition and strengthened systems, monthly discomfort lessens as functions regulate. thousands praise Cardus, and a physician should be consulted if no benefit is seen.
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Cardus
Farm Tenant Gains Noted in Texas Improvement
Texas officials credit federal aid programs with improving farm tenant conditions through vocational education, rural electrification and sanitary projects. Tenant numbers rose before 1930 then declined from 1930 to 1935 as owners gained land and tenants moved to cities or into ownership. Despite health and education gaps, officials report marked overall progress and note remaining challenges of disease and sanitation among tenants.
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Austin
Texas
PWA
WPA
C. E. Baughman
Department of Agriculture
AAA
Ralph W. Moore
Texas Grange
Rural Electrification Administration
Baughman
Barking fears ignite pup tally warning tale
A man warns of a dog bite curse saying the bite transfers traits from the dog. His companion responds with concern. The man adds the dog has eleven puppies, intensifying the superstition.
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Whitewright
Greater Telas
Teo Figrito
Venezuela
South America
Dallas Exposition
John Lewis
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Katy
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First Nat’l Bank Bldg
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