Soviet to slow pace of 1933 industrial plan
The Soviet Union will cut capital investments in 1933 by more than 3 billion rubles from 1932, with total union investments set at 18 billion. The plan emphasizes expanding heavy industry efficiency and light consumer goods, signaling a shift to perfecting existing plants rather than large new construction. The central committees will meet in January to finalize the 1933 plan.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
D. G. Sulimoff
Council of People’s Commissars
Russian Socialist Federated Soviet Republic
Sulimoff
Central Executive Committee
All-Union
Ied
Debating tariffs and moral uplift toward American commonwealths
The wrote piece surveys tariff history from Payne-Aldredge to Smoot Hawley, praises Oscar Underwood, and warns against child labor while urging moral education and independent citizenship. It recalls crusading masses, WWI justifications, and calls for Europe to pay through trade. It includes letters from Anna M. Decker, Charles E. Harris, and a request for an 16 to 18 year old farm worker.
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House
United States
Europe
America
Tippecanoe
Tyler
Haynie Baby Funeral Held Monday Afternoon
Last rites were held at 4 o'clock Monday afternoon at the Blackburn Funeral Home for Alma Floyd Haynie, 10 months old, daughter of the family. The service was attended by relatives and friends, with condolences offered to the parents in this sad loss.
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I. Spencer Haynie
East Fifteenth Avenue
J. C. Lisemore
Tabernacle Baptist Church
D. D. Sumrall
San Jacinto Baptist Church
Llano Cemetery
Haynie
Blackburn
Alma Floyd Haynie
World War Credit Push and Postwar Manufacturing Abroad
The article argues US democracy and World War funding secured by loans to Europe, enabling private loans to industries after the war. It notes American firms expanding abroad with Singer and Ford in Russia and Standard Oil in Manchuria, financed by loans for American goods, as tariff barriers rise.
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United States
Europe
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Henry Ford
Russia
Standard Oil
Manchuria
Rabbits Despoil 25 Acres of Kaffir Corn
A letter notes a Scotch joke and discusses jack rabbits damaging 25 acres of kaffir corn. The writer asks Tack to stop snow prophecies and considers inviting hunters to reduce rabbit numbers, though travel is hindered by heavy roads.
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Tack
Kangaroo court in county jail sparks inmate complaints
A reader defends jail practices, disputing belt whipping for fines and insisting fines fund essentials like coffee and stamps. Another letter from A B Young seeks an elderly couple to share a home in exchange for help, noting they are a married sales pair with furniture.
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Tack
Smith
Amarillo
A. B
Local reader seeks offers with willingness to visit
A reader signs off expressing readiness to pay for any offers and promises to personally visit anyone who has something to offer, thanking the publication for sharing the message.
Lost black handbag found between Tucumcari and San Jon
Classified notices include a missing black handbag with shoes and accessories from Tucumcari to San Jon New Mexico with a reward offer. Also seeks ride companions to Fort Worth December 31 for New Year with $6 each and contact details. Personal ads request housing and job seeking lines in Amarillo Portales New Mexico.
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Tucumcari
San Jon
N. M
E. F. Rea
Ft, Worth
Fort Worth
W. R. Eddings
P. O
John Henry says low mood is over after Shamrock sighting
Report notes John Henry claimed a mood lift while traveling from Shamrock when he saw two rabbits near the road. A separate ad features a 19 year old girl seeking room and board work, stating she is a good cook and housekeeper and lists contact as N. S. W. Telephone 2-1127.
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John Henry
Shamrock
N.S. W
Woman seeks room and board near Fleming Business College
A 29 year old woman attending Fleming Business College requests a room with meals and a workspace suitable for studying. She is willing to perform any work to cover costs except washing, and will iron. She reports good health.
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Fleming Business College
Bayer Aspirin Cold Remedy Instructions
If you catch a cold Bayer Aspirin will help fight it. Keep this supply in the house and take according to directions at the first sign of any cold. Crush three tablets in half a glass of water and gargle for sore throat. Use genuine Bayer Aspirin tablets stamped with the Bayer cross.
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Pontiac, Mich
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Mich
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General Motors
AS Motors
Frost Motor CO
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Portales New Mexico
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Reta. Dept, Stores of America
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