Americas Hold World's Future, Industrialist Says
Swedish industrialist-philanthropist Axel Wenner Gren urged Americans to see the Western hemisphere as the world’s hour of destiny. He noted the U S. is at its peak and predicted Canada and Latin American nations will soon shape a dynamic civilization, urging broader world responsibility.
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New York
Americas
Western Hemisphere
Axel L. Wenner-Gren
United States
North
Wenner-Gren
U. S
Sweden
Vienna
Connecticut
Athenia
Southern Cross
A. J. Meyer
America
Americans
Marguerite Liggett
Kansas City
New England
Detroit
Canada
Swedish Industrialist Proposes Americas Leadership in Global Progress
The retired millionaire argues for American leadership in health housing employment and idea exchange to raise living standards in the Americas and abroad. He warns against totalitarianism and outlines plans to fund scientific research and a Viking fund for further grants in line with his views. He stresses peace but not at the cost of freedom and democracy.
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New World
Americas
Miss Robb
America
South America
Viking Fund
United States
Improved Economic Conditions Favor Broad Growth
The rise in payrolls boosts consumer purchasing power as factory output grows 9 percent year over year and retail sales rise about 15 percent. Farm prospects look good with higher expected prices and income, aided by the agriculture department program encouraging larger production and price support. Farmers with hogs poultry and dairy stand to gain most from the new measures.
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Department of Agriculture
U. S
8 000 HP Aircraft Engines Dream at Wright Field
Army air corps engineers at Wright Field predict an eight thousand horsepower airplane engine may be feasible in years ahead. Current research aligns with both radial air cooled and liquid cooled designs as teams refine test stands and equipment for future power plants.
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Army Air Corps
Wrightfeld
Wright Field
Wright Brothers
Kittyhawk
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Wright
Wright Field Power Plant Laboratory
Wickard Policies Studied By Farmers Consumers
Wickard faces crossfire from farmers and consumers over price supports for hogs poultry and eggs. The secretary defends raising prices above the crisis level while staying below parity, inviting broad criticism from both sides as Wayne Coy transitions from Delphi to a White House liaison role under the Office of Emergency Management.
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Federal Security
Wayne Coy
United States
Office of Emergency Management
Coy
Federal Security Administration
Bureau of the Budget Office
State Department
Bureau of the Budget
Congressional
Defense
Washington
Toothpicks Help Pecan Trees Survive First Season
The agriculture department reports soaked toothpicks placed into pecan tree roots boost circulation and root growth, aiding trees through the first critical season. In other notes, it notes front row seating for White House briefings and quotes a sea feather image referenced by Longfellow.
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Department of Agriculture
White House
Longfellow
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