Roosevelt faces sales tax clash as budget quête unfolds
Commentary argues for swift emergency revenue via taxes, favoring income tax over sales tax to balance the budget. It notes Roosevelt must find money through higher rates, reduced exemptions, or new revenue sources while facing farm relief, war debts, and impending repeal of Prohibition.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Fed
United States
Treasury
Irreligion Costly in Old Dominion
The Virginia Council of Religious Education reports that irreligion drives crime and government costs. Dean Gifford advocates united Protestant Christian education to curb crime, urging mass programs and church cooperation across Virginia.
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Old Dominion
Virginia Council of Religious Education, Inc
Walter J. Gifford
State Teachers’ College
Harrisonburg
Dean Gifford
Virginia
Puller
Appalachian
Valley
Piedmont
Central
Tidewater
Hoover Endorses National Job Sharing Plan in 1932-33 Push
The Hoover administration backs a national job sharing scheme led by Walter Teagle of Standard Oil to reduce layoffs. Employers would cut hours to create more part time positions, with 8.5 million jobs claimed as created. labor leaders oppose the approach overall.
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Hoover Administration
Washington, D. C
Walter C. Teagle
Standard Oil
Washington Administration
Generalissimo
Arthur Woods
Walter S. Gifford
Hoover
Colonel Woods
J. P. Morgan
New York
National Share
Teagles
Milldale community notes report Christmas gatherings and events
Families from White Post Martinsburg Linden and Front Royal shared Christmas with kin in Milldale and nearby areas. A Milldale School Christmas program impressed observers. The item notes graduates choosing magazines over bonds.
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Milldale
Cook Welch
Jeff Butler
White Post
Virginia Butle
Grover Brown
Lewis Brown
Martinsburg
W. F Brown
Helen Sumption
Rus
Oliver
Washington
Aubrey Cox
Thema Corder
Christine
Nannie Oliver
Marsden Licklider
Willie Licklider
Benton Stickley
Linden
Russell Oliver
Hardesty
Lyle Oliver
Front Royal
M. T. Oliver
One Sure Way to End Coughs and Colds Ad
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a twofold remedy for persistent coughs and colds. It claims the emulsified creosote soothes inflamed membranes and suppresses germ growth while absorbed creosote acts in the blood to address the trouble, with a money back guarantee if not relieved when used as directed.
Strange marriage custom in Esthoula cited in humor
Collier's notes the Baltic republic Esthoula still follows a quirky tradition where brides burn money in their homes. Washington Star quips about long words winning arguments. The piece adds that 26 cities bear Madison, 23 Monroe, 18 Jackson, 11 Jefferson, and 9 Sherman post office names.
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Esthoula
Baltic Republic
Madison
Monroe
Jackson
Jefferson
Sherman
Jaunty Young Frock Pattern Offer From Marian Martin
Charming pattern 9498 features puffed sleeves and a clean line with a pique collar. Sold for 15 cents, sizes 6 8 10 12 14 require fabric details and half yard contrasts. Order by mail to Winchester Evening Star Pattern Department New York with name address style number and size.
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Marian Martin
Winchester Evening Star Pattern Department
West 18Th Street
New York
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