Germany cripples tiny capitalists in quest for steady factory work
In Germany, Hitler's regime reduces small capitalists to dwindling numbers as many give up their scattered shops for factory jobs. Inflation years created excess small traders, and harvest labor shortages push even soldiers and students into fields. Foreign workers are admitted to fill gaps, aiding the government's aim.
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Behind the Scenes in Washington Justice Black’s patronage network revealed
Justice Hugo Black returns to Washington and uncovers a broad patronage web among Congress and administration allies. Relatives and old associates earn positions across RFC, the attorney general’s office, Maritime Commission, AAA, and FCC while Black’s former aides and partners are named in Albania and investigations.
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Putnam Stil Keeps Hopes
George Palmer Putnam, Amelia Earhart's husband, clings to a glimmer of hope she and navigator Fred Noonan survive somewhere on a remote island. The essay moves through aviation dreams, classic column feuds, and tales of ocean gambling, ending with a copyright note from 1937.
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ITS ODD But It's Science ITS ODD But It's Science
A science note reports glass can recover strength after being scratched. Researchers Merton W. Jones and Julian M. Blair at the University of Colorado found a scored glass gains about 30 percent strength in 36 days, mostly in days two and three, evidenced by polarized light showing strain patterns.
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The Last Puritan Mystery Haunts Cilly Pierce
Cilly notices a deliberate rearrangement of a book and subtle signs of a careful intruder after Sergeant Dolan had arranged a lunch and movie outing to search her apartment. The scene hints at a staged alibi while the murder case lingers.
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Mrs Grouse Prepares to Seek Help From Farmer Brown's Boy
Mrs Grouse frets over eight hidden children and fears Reddy Fox. She plans to enlist Farmer Brown's Boy, hoping he will lead or frighten away the fox. She feigns a hunt for grubs to slip away unseen, trusting the human ally to rescue her brood.
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Bathing and Massage Help Aching Feet
A simple home remedy eases tired feet from long hours of standing or walking. Soak feet in a tub with a steady water stream alternating cold and hot for ten minutes, finish cold, dry, rub briskly with a rough towel, and massage toes to boost circulation. Friction aids relief for workers on their feet.
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