Pope Attacks Monopolies Grasping Selfishness in Economy
Idaho Senator James P. Pope denounces monopolistic combinations as cause of the recession. In a Williston Academy Alumni speech he accuses business of raising prices beyond wage and production growth and calls for taxes to curb profits while urging government noninterference unless business acts with enlightened self interest.
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New York
INS
James P. Pope
Idaho
Williston Academy Alumni Association
Pope
United States
Ministers oppose church night club plan in Milwaukee
The Milwaukee Ministerial association condemned Rev. Raymond H. Ewing’s proposal to open a church sponsored night club. Dr. James H. Miller and other pastors said they were shocked by a plan to stay open until midnight and worry youths may seek other venues on the way home.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Raymond H. Ewing
Milwaukee Ministerial Association
James H. Miller
Perseverance Presbyterian Church
Hopes She Won't Have Another Birthday
Mrs. Rebecca W. Keyser in Denver longs to outlive earthly use but looks to a useful life after death. The piece notes a birthday dinner with two septuagenarian children and references probate notices from Linn County Iowa in 1938.
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Denver
Rebecca W. Keyser
State of
Iowa
Linn County
Hosen
Frances Sorensen
Charles Burx
George ¥. Buresh
Caring for Your Dog on Winter Car Rides
The piece urges dog owners to acclimate dogs to car trips, avoid drafts and carbon monoxide, and prevent overheating or chilling. It advises outdoor exercise before riding, proper seating, and limiting direct wind exposure to keep dogs healthy during winter motoring.
Streamliner Halts Run To Pay Debt Of Skis To Buy
In Kennebunk Maine the Boston and Maine Flying Yankee halted its nonstop run to present a 15 year old boy with new skis after flames damaged his skis during a fire at a 50 000 gallon water tank. An engineman handed the skis as witnesses watched.
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Streamliner
Kennebunk
Boston
Young Nedeau Receives President’s Letter with Fire Report
A wide eyed Nedeau signs a fire report while receiving a letter of appreciation from the road’s president. The article notes an acre of trees can evaporate about 1,500 tons of water in a season.
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Nedeau
U S Film Exports Reach New Heights
The United States shipped more motion pictures abroad last year than ever before, with exports totaling 215,721,956 feet, up about 6 million feet from 1936. Argentina led the list, followed by England, Brazil, the West Indies, and Panama.
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U. S
New Heights
Washington
Argentina
England
Brazil
West Indies
Panama
Kitten Fires BB Wounding Boy in Roosevelt Utah
Arelane Murray, 4, was climbing a ladder when a kitten stepped on an air rifle trigger, firing a BB that pierced his cheek and broke a tooth. Federal aid and emergency funds for highway development have provided nearly 8,000,000 months of employment in the past four years.
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Roosevelt, Utah
Arelane Murray
Arelane
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