Roosevelt budget plan is urged for balanced year
The piece argues a comprehensive budget is the only way to balance the deficit, criticizing current Democratic proposals as piecemeal. It urges presenting a full plan of reductions and taxes to mobilize public opinion and override special interests, warning Roosevelt faces a June deadline.
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Crisp
Georgia
Labourek
Gaonar
Congress
Adon
Roosevelt
House
Catia
Model T Fords haul wood for coal town on North Cameron
In a past scene on North Cameron street crowds observe Model T Fords delivering wood to city homes reliant on coke and coal. The narrator reflects on Old Henry once a social elite carrier, noting the enduring service of Model Ts despite changes.
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Cameron Street
City Hall
Henry
Rambler recalls Hoover promise over two cars and two chickens
In Winchester The Rambler reports a casual street conversation between a Democrat and a Republican about President Hoover. The Democrat cites Hoover's pledge of two cars and two chickens in every pot, while the Republican quips that chickens are not cheap enough to meet the pledge.
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Winchester
Hoover
President Hoover
Republcan
Winchester Rum Tales Stir Rambler Gossip
The Rambler reports that two visitors to Winchester drank white horse and apple jack from local stills. They wandered the town then paused at the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad station on East Piccadilly Street where the beverages allegedly clouded judgment. One man allegedly imagined himself an auctioneer while the other claimed visions of his companion’s bid.
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Rambler
Winchester
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
East Piccadilly Street
Hat checker doubles as thief during holiday dance
A local hall dance ended with every guest receiving a hat except one person who, due to the checker’s distorted eyesight, took two hats. The incident occurred as the Christmas holidays faded and the ball broke up.
State and Local Road Funds Cut in Reconstruction Plan
Richmond Va Jan 10 State Official Shirley outlined how federal loan funds and state gasoline tax revenues will be allocated for next year. Primary system construction would drop to about 1 406 million after required disbursements to counties secondary roads cities and overhead.
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Richmond
Shirley
Doctors Promote Creosote For Dangerous Coughs
For years top doctors have prescribed creosote for coughs colds and bronchitis warning of dangers if symptoms linger Creomulsion with creosote and six other ingredients claims to stop all colds and coughs quickly and safely If relief is not felt after following directions Creomulsion offers a money back guarantee to reassure users
Opequon Presbyterian Pastor Receives Church Support
Countryside Broadcasting reports the Pastor of the Opequon Group of Presbyterian Church receives materials from the Country Church Work, Presbyterian Church, U. S. Box 1176 Richmond Va.
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Presbyterian
Presbyterian Church
U. S
Richmond
Clergy Letter Urges Moral Action For Farm Welfare
In July 1932 Ames Iowa sent a letter to American clergy urging Christians to address farm distress. The message links debt, foreclosures and low prices to farm poverty and calls for justice, fair prices, and anti usury. A Cincinnati league formed December 28 1932 to press rural social reform through Christian ethics and social justice.
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Ames
Iowa
America
Cincinnati
League For Justice
Country Life
United States
Leper Colony on Molokai Reserved for Hawaiians
A government plan proposes a large leper colony on Molokai restricted to residents of Hawaii. The proposal outlines keeping the facility on the island under U S governance as part of the Hawaiian group.
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Molokai
United States
Inventor claims robot to answer forty thousand questions
A London rumor hints at an inventor asserting a robot can answer 40,000 questions. Fathers with inquisitive children joke the inventor should hurry. Path Finder Magazine notes most insects are man’s friends, though many friends bore you.
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London
Pathfinder Magazine
The Tromboners Anecdote About a Mislaid Tooth
An acquaintance notes the musician mislaid his teeth and jokes his back is better than his bite. The item appears in Tromboners, or Musical Anecdotage, as a light anecdote about a fiddled stage moment and a punning remark.
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