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Buffalo Center Tribune

Location

Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1933

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Ford code talks collide over blue eagle stance

Henry Ford and General Johnson negotiate the NRA blue eagle code with open shop questions swirling. Ford maintains silence, while Edgewater plant reports AFL organizing locals, signaling potential shifts before compulsory adoption of the auto code.

Washington Roosevelt Hyde Park General Johnson NRA Johnson Donald Richberg Henry Ford Mr. Ford Io National Automobile Chamber of Commerce Edgewater N. J Ford American Federation of Labor

Japan in the Far East A Portrait of Culture and Power

A historical survey contrasts China and Japan noting Japan’s modernizing shift since the mid 19th century. It surveys geology, volcanoes, Beppu hot springs, and Sakurajima eruptions, then details Japanese aesthetics, literature, and national spirit. It covers imperial institutions, Ryukyu and Korea sovereignty, and transportation growth across Honshu and Kyushu.

National Geographic Society Washington BD. C WNU Service Far East China Japan Ume Asia Bandal Sam Yedo Tokyo Fuji Beppu Kyushu Sakurajina Kagoshima Tojiyama Shirito Japanese Empire Tillmore America Perry Komei Matsuhito Liatitude Korog Mainsland Honshu Nagasaki

Soviet Zoning Plan Splits Russia Into Restricted Zones

Time Magazine reports a Soviet zoning scheme dividing Russia into zones with passport controls and restricted residency. Zone 1 holds major industrial centers along the western border and eastern chief cities, Zone 9 houses other cities, with zones segregating by ethnicity and forbidding movement without documents. The plan aims to create a citizen army and minimize cross-zone movement, relying on a vast logistics network and frequent relocations for millions.

Communist Party Ticg Russia Aia Armi Time Magazine

Afro American Preacher Prays Morning Sermon Charm

Parson Telfair, first Afro American church minister, warms up for his day with a prayer that blends vivid images. He asks for the wisdom of an owl and the dynamite of heaven to electrify his brain and power his sermon as he conjures visions of gospel strength.

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