Outlook for Nation's Business Is Good
A National Association of Manufacturers survey reports the U S industry at eighty one percent of maximum employment capacity for summer three months ahead. Ninety one percent of plants run at substantial production. nineteen percent at full capacity and twenty nine percent near full. States overall employment down less than three percent from last year with prospects for seasonal stability and continued price reductions boosting demand.
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National Association of Manufacturers
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Atlantic
Pacific
John E. Edgerton
Purification promotes health with Calotabs system cleanse
Doctors endorse purification of the body and claim Calotabs cleanse the system to restore vitality. A suggested thorough course, taken weekly for several weeks, is sold in family packs with directions at drug stores for a small price.
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Nature
Critics of Democracy from Columbia Professors
The St Paul Dispatch reports on Columbia University figures arguing that democratic government is a delusion and a snare while condemning Soviet Communism and monarchical rule. The piece questions majority rule by the proletariat and defends freedom of thought amid political tension.
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Columbia University
Smith
Columbia
University of Georgia
Why Widows Are Targeted by Confidence Men
Public Relations Commission and American Bankers Association warn that widows are prime targets for high pressure promoters. Fraudulent investments promise quick riches, often via farm schemes or illiquid ventures. consult bankers, verify credentials, and research with expert guidance before investing.
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American Bankers Association
High Finance
Locating the Financial Leaks in Farming Profits
An analysis by Dan H. Otis outlines how inefficient farming firms drain profits through poor records and costly inputs. It argues bankers should assess assets and diversification, not income alone, to judge loan risk and promote a going concern in agriculture.
Congress Has Itself to Blame for Distrust
An editorial criticizes Congress for low deliberations and partisan aims. It urges citizens to scrutinize candidates more, noting experienced lawmakers exist but many show mediocrity and are influenced by forces harming public welfare.
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Congress
New England St Lawrence Waterways Committee Backs Route
After years of debate the joint committee reports unanimously in favor of developing the St. Lawrence to sea waterway. US proposals are dismissed as too costly while boundary issues are set aside. The canal would link the Central West with the Atlantic Ocean.
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