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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1939
Page
2
Analysis notes Roosevelt will push continued spending and federal backing despite calls for debt limits. Wealson tracks Congress approving large agricultural and public works bills while New Deal theorists rally for steady growth, sparking cross-party tension and looming 1940 nominating battles.
A survey traces long running labor disputes from 1937 sitdown strikes to cross suits between United Hatters of America and Republic Steel. It notes trebling damages under the Clayton Act, then reductions on collection, and situates the labor battles within broader geopolitical tensions and the looming resumption of major policy debates on labor reform.
New York features Colonel Leonard A Ayres of Cleveland Trust Company noted for his caution on bear markets. The article profiles Ayres as a meticulous educator turned financier, with a history from Niantic Connecticut through Boston University Rochester and Puerto Rico, and cites his 1928 warning that the golden age of American business had ended. It also recounts a Wall Street plan to invest via a Chinese financier and profiles Richard C Patterson Jr a former assistant secretary of commerce who championed an economic clinic to base policy on facts.
A sweeping portrait traces Jimmy Shields from Tyrone to multiple U S senate terms across Illinois Minnesota and Missouri through wars and political ascent. It also recounts a Connecticut colonel turned artist John Trumbull and Franklin’s nephew Benny Mecom amid colonial and revolutionary era upheavals.
Trend shows 63 of 100 higher education institutions report higher demand for graduates than last year. Stamps being installed in New York coin operated mail boxes to weigh and stamp letters for depot collection. Power totals reach 1 670 000 000 American horsepower with 92.7 percent for transportation. Food notes from Dairy Bureau scientists describe a new product from surplus skim milk and call potatoes turned into wafers chips sticks croutons and dried crisps.
Outdoor summer wear patterns by Barbara Bell offer a topper with trims, slim-hip slacks, and a bolero with wide revers. Design No 1741 covers sizes 16 to 42 with 3 yards plus braid. No 1750 includes slacks and topper for sizes 14 to 40. Send 18 cents to Barkin Bell Spring and Summer Patten Book at The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Chicago.
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