Technocracy debate in Amaranth Globe cites unemployment data
The piece discusses Technocracy critics and figures cited by Peter Molyneaux of The Texas Weekly. It argues unemployment stems from world trade issues, not tech progress, and highlights historical trends in youth employment, education growth, and professional labor increases from 1900 to 1930.
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News Globe
Ferguson- Sterling Senate
Peter Molyneaux
The
Texas Weekly
Technocracy evolves beyond Veblen on wages and automation
Glenn Frank explains how technological unemployment and shifts in wages after Veblen’s The Engineers and the Price System reshape technocratic theory. He notes business leaders embraced higher wages and lower prices as science and machines reduce labor needs, forecasting pressure on the price and profit system.
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Glenn Frank
Thorstein Veblen
Veblen
Satan
Henry Ford
McClure
Barbara Learns of Kept Engagement and Flight from London
Barbara confronts the fallout of her fiancé Mark and Leila’s discovery of a blackmail plot tied to a portrait. Leila drives Barbara to a new house while Barbara reconciles with her past, contemplating Farrell Armitage’s wealth and influence. Leila plans to stay, and the two women prepare a room for Mark’s quarters as night falls.
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Barbara
Leila
Mother
Father
Judy
Mark
Farrell
Jealous rivalry over Mark and Farrell sparks heated argument
Mechanically Barbara gathers documents while Judy defends her actions and Leila accuses her of blocking marriage to Mark. A rival offers money to buy influence as Leila accuses the trio of manipulation and hidden motives.
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Barbara
Judy
Mark
DAN THOMAS IN FILMLAND
Hollywood gossip notes Lee Tracy's move to MGM affects Clark Gable's standing as fans flock to the new star. Al Rockett, now a film executive, once starred in nickelodeons for five years. Wallace Smith’s career as writer and novelist, and Elissa Lands branching into composing are highlighted.
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Clark Gable
Lee Tracy
Lee
al Rockett
Nickelodeon
Connie Bennett
Elissa Lands
Ronald Colman
Dr Fishbein describes migraine as a symptom not a disease
Migraine or sick headache is discussed as a recurring headache tied to various factors. Causes may include vision errors, sinus disease, food sensitivities, stomach issues, or serious brain conditions. The doctor urges careful evaluation of all related factors rather than labeling headaches simply as migraine.
Floyd Gibbons Swing Circle Burns Broadway Stardust
New York writer Floyd Gibbons wins a $1000 court ruling and sets a precedent against studio exploitation. The piece notes other litigants like Walt Disney and Grantland Rice and mocks Hollywood scams while recounting quirky anecdotes from theater and film circles.
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Walt Disney
Ed Anthony
Grantland Pisce
Floyd Gibbons
Cirloe
Dream Visions and a Family Mystery Unfold in Nightroom
In a dark room a woman hears voices of unseen people she knows as Mark Judy Leila and Sugar Cane. Farrell Armitage is absent. Dawn brings tears and fear of Farrell. Leila inspects Mrs Lodely papers, declares the father finished, as a surgeon-like dissection of Mark looms tomorrow.
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Judy
Leila
Sugar Cane
Farrell Armitage
Farrell
Barbara
Mrs. Lodely
Father
Julia Cleft-Addams
Puzzle Clue Grid Delights Wordplay and Scramble
A newspaper puzzle page presents a horizontal and vertical crossword style list with clues and numbered entries, including terms like canal question answer and various fruitions. Readers fill answers while savoring the era's language and puzzle layout.
Reddy Fox and Mrs Reddy Choose a Hidden Barn Lair
In a Burgess bedtime tale Reddy Fox leads Mrs Reddy to an abandoned barn to create a hidden den. They enlarge a woodchuck hole beneath the floor and plan escape routes while discussing safe living, potential chases, and future hen hunting.
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Reddy
Jack Frost
Mrs. Reddy
Perdy
Sudden Nudge Jumps without Contact Sparks Mystery
A quoted fragment notes an unexplained movement that occurs in an empty scene. The speaker vows not to invoke psychic ideas yet plans a walk to ease curiosity about the sudden shifting event. The line reflects a curious, almost supernatural curiosity from a 1933 syndicated piece.
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McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Comedy leaves WABC CBS schedule for symphonic jazz
After a three week trial comedy is dropped from the WABC CBS 8 PM slot. The Tuesday and Friday Tom Howard George Shelton sketch is replaced by a Leonard Hayton concert size orchestra with Betty Barthell removed. Other programs remain including Ruth Etting Bing Crosby.
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Associated Press
New York
CBS
Tom Howard
George Shelton
Leonard Hayton
Betty Barthell
Howard- Shelton
Ruth Etting
Bing Crosby
Ford Wins Battle To Avoid Hearing
Circuit Judge Guy A. Miller set aside a subpoena served on Henry Ford in a Sweeten Automobile Co counter suit. The judge found the Philadelphia court order for depositions had not been authenticated, deeming it a fatal defect. Stevens planned to seek a new subpoena as Ford might not be served again.
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Guy A. Miller
Henry Ford
Sweeten Automobile Company
Philadelphia
Kenneth M. Stevens
Sweeten Company
Miller
Stevens
Circuit
Ford
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