Stewart Says Manufacturers Turn Free Trade as Farmers Become Protectionist
Central Press columnist CharLis P Stewart examines shifting tariff views as urban industries grow and farmers grow wary of foreign competition. The piece cites reciprocity deals with Canada and Japan, dairy sector disruptions, Ford's position on autos, and evolving protectionist versus free trade stances across sectors.
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Onta
Henry Ford
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Henry
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Oger
Our War Criticism and Global Trends Debated in British and American Press
The piece surveys American reactions to British and French wartime policies, noting broad support for Allied aims while criticizing British handling and Nazi expansion. It cites Guardian Weekly analysis on American sentiment, fears of spreading conflict, and debates over neutrality and US protests to Britain. It also covers public reaction to the 1940s census debates in Washington, questions of privacy, and the political climate shaping national policy.
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Britain
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Chamberlain
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den Hank
Sweden
Balkans
Russia
Taaly
Belgium
Holland
Switzerland
Napoleon
America
Hollywood Film Shop Study Claims Blonde Speech Flaws
Veteran actor Edwin Maxwell summarizes findings from interviews with over 1,000 players for Dean DeMille's North West Mounted Police noting blondes are slovenlier in speech than brunettes and that both men and women vary in linguistic loquacity by region. Maxwell highlights Madeleine Carroll as an exception and praises Gary Cooper and Preston Foster for clear speech.
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West
Edwin Maxwell
Maxwell
Dean B. DeMille
Amelia Speaker
East
Enelis
Evenough Maxwell
Brondes
Madeliene Carroll
Yas
North West Mounted Police
Paulelle Goddard
Gary Cooper
Preston Foster
Tonight and Tomorrow on Your Radio Program Highlights
Radio schedule lists NBC CBS and NBC Blue network programs for tonight and tomorrow. Featured acts include Don Ameche and Claire Thever in a drama based on Mark Helmer story Pumabont, Nat King Cole? Noted stars Abe Symian orchestra performing Spring songs, Antartica salute by Byrd expedition, and Coolidge Music Festival opening with Epithalamum Cantata conducted by Hans Kindler. Returns include opera from Cleveland with Verdi La Traviata and performances by Helen Jepson and Richard Crooks.
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Singapore
Nbc-Rei
Abe Symian
Amsterdam
Don Ameche
Claire Thever
Mark Hel- Unger
Tom McKnight
Améche
Ameche
Pas
Victor Young
Wil Compassions
Yoosl
Pizzeuti
Hans Kindler
Olga Avaring
Hardesty Johnson
Yves Tinayre
Scala |Cantomm
New York
National Symphony Orchestra
Washington, D. C
Antarctica
United States Service
Admairal Byrd
NBC Red
Syras Jeuse Post-Standard
Metropolitan Opera
Cleveland
Metropolitan
Neo-Blue
Helen Jepson
Gettig
Violetta
Marise Rondene
Richard Crooks
Alfredo Geranoni
Lawrence Tibbets Wil
Gernot
Et Panizza
Thelma Votipka
Helen Othelm
Wilfred Engelman
Norman Corda
Daily Dozen on Ringworm Woes From Pennsylvania Medical Society
The Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania highlights ringworm in a daily health update. The item stresses the ease of spread in confined spaces and urges prompt treatment to prevent lingering infection. The tone mirrors a public health notice urging awareness and action.
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Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files April 13 1920
Fragmentary news from 1920 notes congested Tall Street transit due to an outlaw switchmen strike. Social event details include the Colonial Bar social with Miss Belle Keim and Mrs J J Desmond at the Armory, 25 cent admission. Also mentions Mr Henry McSweeney visiting from Atlantic City and Lt Arthur Dwitty resigning from the Army for a job in Tulsa.
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Sven
E. ¥. Giblin
W. H. Hay
Belle Keim
J. J. Desmond
Oldlock
Daily 7 How Many Can Quiz You Answer
A fragment from a classified page presents a seven-question quiz titled Daily 7 How Many Can Quiz You Answer. It lists varied queries about history language anatomy and geography and directs readers to the Classified Page for answers.
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Pius XI
Nelson Eddy
Newfoundland
Valiber
Daglin
Ringling Bros
Barnum & Bailey Domined Circus
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