Wise or tougher paths for American policy on exports
Washington circles weigh subsidizing exports and tariff strategies echoing Roosevelt at Warm Springs in April. The piece links three options to cutting income or raising taxes, arguing both self sufficiency and export subsidies may lower living standards. It cautions against expanding social programs amid fragile economic footing and questions sustaining a higher living standard.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Warm Springs
Hitler
Mussolini
Europe
ABN Pec
White House
United States
National Economic Foundation
Job prospects for the millions of graduates this year
The U.S. Bureau of Education estimates about 1.1 million high school graduates and around 4.155 million college and normal school graduates will seek work. About 4.7 million youths are job hunting. Only about 250,000 find immediate employment. likely three to four others remain unemployed. Keep looking and use resourcefulness.
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Hu. S. Bureau of Education
Workers Seek Jobs Amid Persistent Unemployment
The group shows genuine drive to work and continues to seek employment, contrasting with others who seem less committed. Their keenness suggests better long term prospects despite current job gaps.
Unlikely Four Perfect Bridge Hands Prove Publicity Claim
A discussion notes the near impossibility of dealing four perfect bridge hands from a shuffled deck. It cites astronomical odds and a skeptical professor’s calculations, arguing the feat is extraordinarily unlikely in bona fide play. The piece suggests publicity seekers should pick verifiable stunts like flagpole sitting or goldfish swallowing.
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London
The Root of All Evil Is the Love of Money
Essay argues social evils stem from greed, citing slavery and corruption as outcomes of money loving motives. It claims progress without removing this cause fails and urges national unity, decency in money use, and teaching love for country and fellow men over wealth.
New York Day by Day Notes On Harpoon and Gourmet Gaige
diary style notes recount an old harpoon display from the Whaling museum curator and a gastronome profile of ROSBY Gaige the theatrical producer turned food writer. it reviews his new world’s fair cook book and debunks a chile con carne recipe, detailing southwestern chili traditions and a Kansas perspective.
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Express
New Bedford
William
Tripp
Whaling Museum
Peters
Joe
Ailken Israels
Reuben's
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Wine and Food Society
Mr. Gaige
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Doubleday
Executrix Appointed for Nellie Lint Hepker Estate Iowa
On May 20 1939 Virginia Oxley was duly appointed and qualified as executrix of Nellie Lint Hepker late of Linn County Iowa deceased. All persons indebted must pay promptly and those with claims should file them authenticated with the Linn County District Court Clerk. Attorney Geo C Claassen represents the estate.
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Iowa
Linn County
Nellie Lint Hepker
Virginia Oxley
Notice of Appointment of Executrix in Linn County Iowa
The undersigned Marie Grabau appointed on May 20 1939 as Executrix of the estate of Herman Grabau of Linn County Iowa deceased. All indebted persons must pay the estate. Those with claims should file them duly authenticated in the Linn County District Court office. A M Jasek attorney represents.
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Linn County
Herman Grabanate
Iowa
Eer
Mind in Modern Society by Ailbert Edward Wiggam
Ailbert Wiggam presents a series of Q and A on education history and intellect. He cites Masaryk on democracy and Stanford psychologist Lewis M. Terman on gifted children noting gender differences in peak IQ scores and the value of leisure as crucial for creativity.
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Lewis M. Terman
Stanford
Southern
California
Boisterous Manner Masks Esther's Self-Consciousness
Mary Manners notes Esther, seen as loud and boisterous, hides insecurity with shrill voice and loud giggles. She urges poise and quiet, reminding there is no disgrace in being calm. Dear reader asks who should speak first. Manners says the lady speaks first.
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Mary Manners
Esther
Dear Miss Manners Advice Column Dilemma
A reader seeks guidance on how to urge a girlfriend’s friend to date a nice boy she admires from afar. The friend alternates between tagging along and avoiding participation, and the writer hopes to convey that going with the boy could lead to something meaningful.
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Miss Manners
Jitterbug’s Boy Friend Advice Column Item
A reader discusses dating dynamics with boys and girls, suggesting that girls may fear rejection and proposing practical social dating tactics. The advice advocates introducing a girl to new companions to broaden social circles and reduce longing for an unavailable boy.
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Jitterbug
Red Cross dogs in World War use German shepherds and collies
Albert Payson Terbune cites Carl Spitz on Red Cross dogs in the World War. About 75 percent were German shepherds, with collies showing great ability. a shortage of collies limited their use. Many brave four legged heroes lost their lives in service.
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Red Cross
Carl Spitz
Spitz
Dogs of War and Dogs at Home in Hard Times
A wartime reflection contrasts heroic canines who risked and died in the conflict with dogs at home blamed as useless parasites. The piece laments the lack of praise for service and questions the idea of a “dog’s life” during hardship. It underscores grateful memory for fallen dogs and criticizes neglect of working animals.
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Airdale
Martin Group in AFL Seeks AFL Affiliation Victory
Detroit based Homer Martin led anti CIO branch of the Automobile Workers union reenters the AFL after an election showing about 70,000 workers voting 96 percent in favor of AFL affiliation.
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Detroit
Mich
INS
Homer Martin
Automobile Workers’ Union
Sun=day
American Federation of Labor
Martin
AFL
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