Buy American push collides with tariff policy, says editorial
The editorial argues that the Buy American movement risks provoking international retaliation and harming exports. It targets Hearst and promoters of the campaign, urges a tariff policy that protects domestic goods while maintaining foreign trade, and cautions against opposing economic realities. It contends higher tariff walls could worsen prices and depress exports, advising Congress to raise tariffs more cautiously.
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W R Hearst
Mr. Hearst
United States
Congress
Spiking the Beer Bill Faces Senate Delays
Utah Senator Smoot warns the 3.05 percent beer and wine bill faces slow passage as it moves from the Finance Committee amid fears among wets that repeal may not gain quick traction. Analysts note shifting sentiment and cautious tactics aimed at delaying action until after March, with repeal supporters seeking a broader change before modification.
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Senator Smoot
Utah
Senate Finance Commission
Smoot
Senate
Hoover
Washington
Judiciary
Finance
Mrs Lonnie Dickson Breaks Sneeze Record In Kentucky
The piece notes Mrs Lonnie Dickson of Kentucky suffering a rapid sneeze pace, claimed as a second marathon sneezer. It mentions a Wisconsin girl’s front page sneeze lore and describes Dickson surging to chase a local or national sneeze rate record.
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Associated Press
Republicatin of Ad
Lonnie Dickson
Wisconsin
Esers
Dickson
Sneezing Epidemic Baffles Doctors Nailed by Mayo Clinic
The piece mocks public tips for stopping sneezing while noting Mayo Clinic bacteriologists test germs from the Wisconsin sneeze champion on rabbits. Aimed at hay fever, the column quips about serums, pepper mistaken as germs, and social asides about Capone and Jane Addams.
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Wisconsin
Mayo Clinic
Rochester Bacteriologist
Rochester
The Man Who Hates You With No Apparent Reason
The author argues that hate stems from self guilt and fear, framing blame on others to justify wrongdoing. It discusses self-preservation, shame, and moral accounting in personal and political life, critiquing war mindset and economic policy motifs of 1933.
Autograph Seekers Rule Broadway Openings and Gramercy Reverie
A 1933 sketch describes autograph hounds at New York openings, noting their ritual under police watch and the cachet of signatures from Constance Bennett and Richard Dix. It recalls Gramercy’s centennial, its luminaries like Herb Roth and Berton Braley, and a lively mix of theater folk, neighbors, and glimpses of daily life around the theatre district.
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York
Constance Bennett
Richard Dix
Daddy Browning
Peggy Joyce
Gramercy
Herb Roth
Ray Rohn
Berton Braley
Carolyn Wells
Irvin Cobb
Frank de Sales Casey
Will Irwin
Kathleen
Charles G Norris
William
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