Germany Opens Survey of Oil
Germany forms the German Society for Oil Research to map and appraise Germanys oil resources. Professor C Eduard Lohde of Karlsruhe is president with Gottfrien Feder as liaison. The group plans methodical geological and geophysical studies to determine deposits and potential yield and will study exploitation refining transport storage and use of oil products.
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Germans consider eugenic plan to sterilize groups
Today in an amid page 8 continuation the Aertzliche Mitteilungen reports a plan in which the government would pay seven groups to undergo sterilization in exchange for eligibility to bear children. Named groups include the weak minded insane epileptic criminal deaf and dumb hereditary disease and any persons of foreign race. The Jewish race is singled out. Dr Wellguth calls the plan a profit to the state while noting possible historical losses from sterilizing notable figures.
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Notable Facts and Debates from a 1933 Chronicle
Government publishes You Can Make it For Profit booklet to address public demand for information. Congressionals wear Trenimh wink carnations year round. Royal Copeland and William Siravich, two physicians and syndicated health writers, noted. Harlan Stone received a Mauric Sterne statue. Lamar Jeffers, Alabama representative, is Confederate veteran. English cinema shifts from mega theaters to smaller houses.
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Congress Aims to Put Men Back to Work
A summary of major bills passed by Congress designed to restore employment. Measures include federal state labor bureaus to connect workers with jobs, a public works program potentially spending up to 2.3 billion for roads, rivers and harbors, slums, bridges, and job creation for millions, plus a reforestation plan. The goal is to reemploy about 13 million men and accelerate economic recovery.
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No More Piles Healed by Internal Medicine Hemroid Tablets Ad
Thousands suffer from internal circulation issues causing piles as the true source of symptoms. Internal Hemroid Tablets claim to restore circulation, purge congested blood, and heal piles when external salves fail. The ad urges readers to buy Hemroid tablets from local druggists and outlets for relief with a satisfaction guarantee.
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New Deal Economic Plan Aims to Create Jobs and Stabilize Wages
Government officials outline a broad program to spend hundreds of millions on Muscle Shoals dams, a 3.2 beer bill, public works, and emergency relief. They expect 3,000,000 workers to return to work by fall as stimulations ripple through business. The package includes the Reconstruction Finance Corporation lending $500 million to states for relief and “made work” programs, plus Industrial Recovery measures to shorten hours and stabilize wages.
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