No profiteering in war food markets says U S Agriculture Dept
The Agricultural Advisory Council reports no profiteering since September and that food prices were comparatively cheaper in 1930 than 1929. It notes demand rises tied to better business, foreign demand lag, and warns neutrality policy remains debated while vigilance against war-driven markets continues. Representative Hamilton Fish calls Americans easily swayed by propaganda.
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Europe
Washington
United States
Amarillo
Agricultural Advisory Council
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Roosevelt
Henry Wallace
Indian Heroine Puzzle Clue Answer Key
A crossword style clue list referencing Pocahontas as the daughter of Powhatan. Clues cover actions, colors, directions, and titles pointing to historical and linguistic terms. The grid includes both horizontal and vertical hints about names and objects connected to 17th century Virginia and related people.
Doctor Conrad and Connie Pendleton Meet Again at Hospital
Connie Pendleton, hospital librarian, meets Dr. Rush Conrad on his return from Europe. The pair share a humorous, tense connection as Connie awaits a dinner date yet senses a deeper attraction. Fran Bates warns of potential heartbreak as Conrad reveals interest in Connie. A bus encounter with two masked riders and a mascot clue foreshadow a twist. Connie loses herself in nursing duties and storytelling for the children as thoughts of Conrad linger.
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Constance
Connie” Pendleton
Rush Conrad
Fran Bates
Connie
Conrad
Fran
Clarenceburg
Rush
Dr. Conrad
Jeal
Tam
Warwick Field
Belmont
Profile of H Otto Vogt and Eclipse Glass success
H Otto Vogt took over a small Connecticut glass factory with only $25 cash for the first payment. He devised a desk demonstration by swapping to convex clock faces, convincing a major clock maker to order 20,000 faces and later more than a million, proving sales grow from eye evidence over argument.
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H. Otto Vogt
Thomaston
Conn
Mr. Vogt
Cranium Crackers on the Oxford Movement Quiz
The quiz questions review the Oxford Movement and Dr Frank Buchman with statements about birthplace start year leadership current aims and religious eligibility. The page invites readers to test true or false on five points and directs to the comic page for answers.
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Oxford Movement
Frank Buchman
England
Buchman
Learning to ski for fun not races say coach McGovern
Artie McGovern argues skiing is easier to learn than golf or tennis and stresses enjoyment and health over downhill racing or jumping. He offers simple coordination exercises, including limb circles, to help beginners. He cautions amateurs to avoid aggressive competition.
Break between John Lewis and Roosevelt deepens in Washington
Washington dispatch details a personal rift between CIO leader John Lewis and President Franklin D. Roosevelt. It recounts Lewis’s criticisms of Roosevelt as an “authentic liberal,” the NLRB appointment dispute, Perkins’ coal strike episode, and shifting support among labor and Democratic factions amid speculation on the 1936 nomination and third term pressures.
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Paul Mallon
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Washington
John Lewis
Mr. Roosevelt
Lewis
White House
CIO
FDR
David
Saul
Tommy Corcoran
Lee Pressman
Tommy
Pressman
National Labor Relations Board
Corcoran
Madame Perkins
New York
Miss Perkins
Leiserson
NLRB
Burt Wheeler
American Labor Party
Wheeler
Rayburn
Roosevelt
Third Term
Lowell Mellett
Florida
Pepper
State Central Committee
Garner
Hugh Johnson
Germany
V. P
Kansas City
Ohio
Vic Donahey
CRACKUP CASTAWAYS Serial Story Scene in a Minneapolis Hotel
Doris Denton frets amid a luxurious Minneapolis hotel suite and an upcoming hospital visit. Beth urges attendance for Mark, while Doris imagines dreams and dresses as Dad works overtime to fund her wardrobe. The scene hints at family ties and a developing hospital storyline.
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Doris Denton
Minneapolis
Beth
Wilderness
Mark
Doris
Steve
Tarzan Plans Bold Night Assault Amid Tehrian Siege
Tarzan weighs a dangerous flank maneuver as Tehrian forces outnumber his own and array near the palace. A commotion on the city walls prompts Tarzan to split forces and dispatch Kailuk to investigate the unfolding move by a detached Tehrian segment.
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Tarzan
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America
Hamilton Fish
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John Smith
Ireland
John Rolfe
Chapter
Dale Carnegie
Eclipse Glass Company
Vogt
Oswego
Artie McGovern
Columbus
Hillman
Murray
van Bitner
New Jersey
Farley
Keokuk
Priscilla Wayne
Moon Mullins
Ape-Man
Kailuk
Moon
MR. Zambolis
Uncle Willie
Willyam
Mike
Wallie
Tarzan and the
Tohr
Vrreer
Tey Maan
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