Scott to Have Survey Aides
New York reports that the Architects' Emergency committee will pay twelve unemployed draftsmen to assist Howard Scott with an energy survey at Columbia University. The group denies sponsoring any movement and emphasizes job relief while continuing Scott's supervision, despite Technocracy split.
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New York
Architects’ Emergency Committee
Howard Scott
Architects’ Group
Scott
Julian Clarence Levi
Chicago
Unemployment Relief Committee
Columbia University
Germany’s Nazi shift sparks worries over Jewish safety
The piece debates Germany’s move from republic to Nazi-Junker rule, compares it to past rulers, and warns of anti Semitic danger. It notes fear among Jews, references Portugal and Spain, and cites a Cleveland pastor disputing beer as mental health remedy while urging against allowing beer sales in drugstores.
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Germany
Portugal
Spain
High tax reasons cited as U S cafeteria idle in Louisville
An idle state financed cafeteria in Louisville's new federal building remains unused with ranges, refrigerators, pots and pans but no cooks or groceries. Regulators say only employees may operate, and custodian James P. Thomas reports no takers. Postmaster G. Carney Cross fears any attempt to start would fail, leaving disposal of the equipment as a treasury problem.
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Louisville
Federal
James P. Thomas
G. Carney Cross
Cross
Treasury Department
Pacific Ocean and beer policy in early 20th century view
The piece argues against selling beer in drug stores and notes the need to fund government through liquor revenue. It highlights San Pedro’s naval base as crucial for national security and hints that the Pacific, not the Atlantic, will be the future central ocean. It mentions Hawaii, the Philippines, and Guam as strategic American holdings.
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Mediterranean
Atlantic Ocean
Pacific
Atlantic
Hawaii
Philippines
Guam
United
Greatest base for fighting aircrafts touted as nonoffensive
The piece claims the United States will attack no nation, notes Paraguay and Bolivia ongoing conflicts with casualties, and mentions Manchuria fighting in severe cold. It also covers Iowa farm relief with New York Life Insurance suspending foreclosures and pausing tax or interest foreclosures where farmers remain on their land. Buckner of New York Life orders mortgage actions amid Iowa legislature deliberations.
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United States
Paraguay
Bolivia
Manchuria
Iowa
Buckner
New York Life Insurance Company
New York Life
Buried Treasure Hunt Is Forecast
Silver City New Mexico February one. An intensified search for buried treasure in Grant County seems likely after the death of W W Brooks a Hollywood treasure hunter. At an inquest witnesses said Brooks sought two tons of gold silver and copper bullion Mexican coins and jewels buried by outlaws long ago. The jury ruled death from heart failure while walking to the O'Brien ranch near Silver City where he planned to base his search. Officials predicted the news would intensify the treasure hunt.
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Silver City
N. M
Grant County
W. W. Brooks
Hollywood
Brooks
O’brien
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promises Health for All Ages
An old advertisement extols Dr Caldwell's syrup pepsin as a gentle daily stimulant for liver and bowels. It warns against patent medicines and urges daily use to avoid constipation, headaches, and biliousness, claiming improved appetite and vitality for adults and children.
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Dr. Caldwell
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Calif
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Hunt
Svooru
Albertina Rasch
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