Trade expansion linked to Supreme Court ruling and Russia deal
The article argues the Supreme Court's ruling against the National Industrial Recovery Act shifted U S policy toward world trade expansion. It notes the Russia reciprocal trade agreement may boost imports and outlines concessions benefiting Russia, including manganese ore duties, while asserting overall trade progress could aid U S prosperity.
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Washington
Russia
Supreme Court
Department of State
United States
State Department
George N. Peek
Peek
Hull
Maxim Litvinoff
Brazil
Astronomer Greenspan Seeks Earthquake Theory Support
The article follows Greenspan a young amateur scientist who links lunar alignments to crustal stress and earthquakes. He warns of a July 16 major quake with past predictions including Japan Chili Batavia and California refutations by July 30. Dr Clyde Fisher notes potential scientific basis and calls for investigation.
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California
Greenspan
Australia
Japan
Shizuoka
Chili
Batavia
Clyde Fisher
American Museum of Natural History
Earthquake Forecast Theory Sparks Debate on Warnings
The Greenspan theory is claimed to have solid scientific backing suggesting earthquakes could be forecast years in advance. Proponents argue forewarning enables preparations to reduce damage, though the practical value remains debated.
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Greenspan
Iowa highway patrol to be finalized Monday
Iowa plans to select fifty men for a new highway patrol with two weeks of intensive training before taking over patrol duties. Officials praise the process for avoiding political influence and stressing high performance, aiming to ensure taxpayers receive strong service from the patrol.
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Iowa Highway Patrol
Highway Patrol
Secretary of State
Hughway
Correct this sentence satire from 1935 panel
A satirical note questions a wife's beauty and intelligence while noting she cannot cook a meal. The item ends with a garbled line about copyright and a quip on modern domestic expectations.
New York Day by Day A Baker’s Dozen Dinnertable Cameos
A brisk diary style recounts social notes from Doris Kenyon to Ward Morehouse and Valentine Williams. The writer recalls farewells, meetings with Verne Porter and Paul Revere imagery, and a night at Luchow’s with Frank Sullivan Alison Smith Russel Crouse and Al Smith with their spouses.
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York
Doris Kenyon
Frank Fays
Ward Morehouse
Valentine Williams
England
Verne Porter
Paul Revere
Sidney Kents
Conde Nast
Loretta Young
Luchow’s
Frank Sullivan
Alison Smith
Russel Crouse
al Smith
Virginia Rotacker
Eugene O'Neal
Sweets on West Street: One of New York's oldest restaurants
The piece recalls Sweets on West Street near the fish market, established in 1845 and occupying its present second-floor location for 90 years, a seafood specialist beloved by longtime New Yorkers and market workers alike. It mentions other era spots and a mosaic of memory pieces from New York's past, with anecdotes and cultural references.
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Iowa
Uinois
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Eien
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Ccccaceuas Nctevecseservenen
Suevercc Varses
Chicago
Allen-Klaps-Razier CO
Michigan Ave
New York
Allen-Klapp-Frazier
Fifth Avenue
Associated Press
International News
United Press
Mendir
Oca News
IEAR
Roaring West Street
Fulton
Prunier
Gage
Bridge Street
Davidson’s
Arctic Tern Sees Longest Daylight Cycle Globally
The Arctic tern experiences the most daylight per year among living birds. It nests in continuous Arctic summer daylight and spends winters in Antarctica where daylight remains constant.
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Globe
Arctic
Antarctic
Modern medical critics defend new therapies against old brass methods
A clinical observer argues that diathermy and chemical vein obliteration are often misused by outdated practitioners. He praises vitamin based diagnosis and treatment, noting vitamin C and B deficiencies can cause subtle symptoms. He warns against clinic marketing while urging physicians to better detect and correct nutritional deficits.
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W.k
ACS
Beriberi
Questions and Answers on Hay Fever and Remedies
Question and answer column discusses various hay fever remedies from sodas to fish oil and calcium metabolism. A reader reports relief with baking soda in water every half hour and notes subsequent stomach issues and fish oil guidance. Advice covers iguana skin analogy and dental notes, with a request for stamped envelope instructions.
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Michigan
Wisconsin
Glacier Park
Mind and Matrimony: Early Specialization and Inheritance
A 1936 Q and A-ish excerpt discusses whether bright youths should specialize early, heredity of mental illness, and the value of teaching youths about marriage dangers before they wed. It cites J. J. Morgan on early focus for prodigies and recessive genetic factors influencing feeble-mindedness and insanity, plus a chart of marriage rocks referenced by Hubert Howe and M. Dyars.
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Hubert
Howe
M. Dyars
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