Spring Recovery Near as Trade Shows Upturn
William Allen White of Emporia argues the economy is improving though tax policy remains stable. He notes business activity rising nationwide, a hopeful tone from Roosevelt Morgenthau and Hopkins, and a spring recovery likely before the public realizes it.
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Memory Test On Key Word ARA Prompts Progress Claim
The note asks if the reader recalls the keyword ARA and frames memory and mistakes as a path to progress or mediocrity. It presents a philosophical prompt about learning from errors with a 1939 McNaught Syndicate copyright reference.
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McNaught Syndicate
Reorganization bill moves fast as Roosevelt vacation ends
The softened government reorganization bill clears House committee in three days and heads to the floor before Roosevelt returns from a naval vacation. Lawmakers prune powers, keep their oversight, and set a tough economy metric.
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Public Works
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Old Home Week Murder Probes Antique Town
Asey Mayo joins Weston selectman to investigate strange happenings during Old Home Week in a Cape Cod town. Mary Eloise and shopkeeper Aunt Sara anchor the quirky scene as quilts and antiques draw tourists while thieves loom and local dynamics surface.
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Larkin Randall
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Pleasant Valley
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Former U S president crossword themed list
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Fireworks, Philbrick, and a town's Home Week plan
Asey Mayo returns to a seaside town for Old Home Week as Aunt Sara hints at trouble looming. Discussions mix politics, radio plans, and a sponsor, while a foreboding sense of mishap and mischief touches the holiday setup.
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Steel Worker Quits and Takes Up Crocheting
Cleveland pensioner Leonard Murton a former heater in steel mills has learned crochet turning to bedspreads with intricate designs. He started as a water boy at 13 and earned a gold medal for fifty years of continuous work before his mill closed.
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Dern Memorial Under Construction at Mountain Dell Lake
A memorial to George H. Dern, Roosevelts first secretary of war and former Utah governor, nears completion on Mountain Dell lake in Salt Lake Valley. A 16 foot granite shaft will anchor the site as a 200 acre grove of trees is planted after dedication next spring.
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Golfers Crash in Midair Duel on Final Hole
In Sydney Australia Gh A G Downer and C Gorman clash over a wild shot on the last hole as their drives meet in midair and bounce away, leaving both players stubbornly claiming the win.
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Australia
A. G. Downer
C. Gorman
Greatest handicap for youth is attitude toward work
The article cites Alfred E. Lyon of Philip Morris arguing youths fail to start at the bottom and learn all details. It notes Rockefeller and Roosevelt's examples of beginning in low positions and Bernard Zufall's four memory training DON’TS to avoid common errors.
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Philip Morris Tobacco Company
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John D. Rockefeller
Young Winthrop Rockefeller
Bernard Zufall
United States
Zufall
Bronx
Globe News Amarillo changes and civilization notes
The Amarillo Globe News describes its publishing schedule and subscription rates, noting combined daily and Sunday editions with mail options. The piece includes a fantasy excerpt about Bruler’s command and Queen Atta observing the battle’s aftermath in a cavern with an empty throne and altar, along with a placid water feature and chilling statues.
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OY Weors
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Amarillo Globe
Keeping Fit Overeating Produces Fat
Reader letters discuss a simple weight control method: push away from the table after about half rations. It explains natural body adjustments to reduced intake, encourages sensible eating, and urges a week of the “magic exercise” to feel better without bingeing.
Health official backs meat and onions for six month olds
Melbourne reports the city health officer urges a meat and vegetables diet for babies asserting excessive sentimentality toward milk. He cites English authorities saying a six month old can safely be fed meat and vegetables.
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Australia
U.P
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