World recession seen in national and global trends
The National Industrial Conference Board reports a worldwide recession with production declines in the United States, Great Britain, and Canada since last summer. Germany and France show weakness, while naval industries stay steadier on armament orders. Trade shrinks persist into January, reflecting political and economic tension but a broader industrial crisis.
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Te National Industrial Conference Board
United States
Great Britain
Canada
Prasce
Germany
Neavy
France
Conference Board
We, Be People by Jay Franklin Washington
Opinion column criticizing congressional paralysis over economic relief measures. It denounces leaders who oppose active spending to combat the economic crisis, warns that inaction risks one man rule and a return to 1928 era conditions, urging decisive use of spending powers.
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Jay Franklin Washington
Congress
House
Farry Byrd
Virelnia
Vandenberg
Garner
Jalon
Wate
Register
Tribune Syndiigate
Safety through effort boosts driver safety across firms
A city safety council notes February results show 76 firms with zero accidents. In February 1937 the same 76 firms reported 6 accidents. Success hinges on intelligent careful drivers, well maintained equipment, and strong enforcement, with weather treated as a minor influence.
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Dle
Timared
Lending Public Money The Rec Faces Public Controversy
The REC proposes to issue funds to circulate money, acting as a responsible financial institution. Chairman Jesse explains the aim to support communities and provide security, while warning against misuses and debt. The remarks suggest a push for cheap loans to boost recovery and employment, amid concerns over misuse.
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REC
Jesse
Hse
Hutk
Puch
Going Ahead With New Plant Construction Decided
Officials or American partners have resolved to proceed with the planned pall- Hone dollar plant after delays caused by mounting uncertainties. The company president notes funding was secured via new common stock and the project will move forward despite earlier hesitations.
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Ammerican Tor Pbration
Lotievay
Hinbert
Paris Spring Wardrobe for Young Girls in Paris Stores
Parisian department stores showcase spring ensembles for children from toddlers to young teens. Dress and coat sets feature higher waistlines, shorter skirts, and machine stitching, with color mixes like yellow and red plaid wool. Popular fabrics include satin pongee and hairy wool plaids, paired with coordinating coats and accessories.
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Paris
Ghia
Semuing
Wei Sparnams
Ssn
Hugh
Nomination turbulence shades Illinois primary race in 1908
In Washington scenes the Tillnory Democratic senatorial primary sparks dispute over Scott Lucas nomination. Farley backs the Chicago Kelly-Nash machine and Igoe, while labor groups split support. Lucas’s stance on wage-hour reform is noted, with implications for Roosevelt, the administration, and upcoming elections. Marion Harron’s potential rise as a California district judge is also discussed amid broader political shifts.
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Rodne Washington
Scott Lucas
Jim Parley
Roosevelt
Farley
Kelly-Nagh Machine
Chicago
Mike Tgoe
Joe Keenan
Labor
Lucas
New Dealer
Moe
Dieterich
New
Iar- Jey
Kelly
Nash
Llinois
Horner
Livias
Ulus
Marion J. Harron
U.S
Miss Harron
California
Yehtich Congress
Harron
Uyxutlin
Pabl-Tedat Tawa
Ruanve
Berk
City
Calif Anilay
New York City
New York
Remaking Mexico under President Cardenas reforms
In the wake of the Mexican Revolution Lazaro Cardenas launched a broad program to remake Mexico. Land reform and nationalization drive continued with expropriation of 25 million acres for landless peasants and 30,000 agricultural workers organized into 280 cooperatives. Foreign oil properties were nationalized, straining U S relations as the government pushes a leftward, socialist reorganization with sweeping public works, education, and industrial change.
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Lazaro
Cardenas
Mexico
United States
Batec
Strange Man
Pirate's Offer Accepted Amid New Orleans Attack Debate
Fragmentary report notes a negotiator’s offer of money and commission on naval services in exchange for aid during the British attack on New Orleans. The agent reportedly refused and remained against offering services in the harbor defense.
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Jaan Latitte
Navy
New Orleans
Daily Dozen on Mental Health Pioneers Pinel's Reform
The article reflects on the Medical Society of Pennsylvania and a century past mentions Philippe Pinel and the humane treatment of the insane. It credits Pinel with pioneering reforms such as removing restraints and introducing humane policies that guided care at the end of confinement.
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Robert Burns
Philipps Pinol
Lelrets
Pinel
Bogart Reveals Wardrobe Habits in Hollywood Shift
Hollywood Alm Shop report notes Humphrey Bogart's move from pricey fashion to practical onscreen wear. He recounts paying high prices for shoes and suits early in Hollywood, then adopting affordable, camera-friendly wardrobe. He cites comfort, fabric, and fit over expensive labels as crucial to his screen image. Bogart, alongside Bing Crosby, is highlighted as one of California's best dressed golfers.
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Ollywood
Humphrey Bogart
Hollywood
Adolph Menjeu
New York
Bogart
Menjou
Dr. Clitterhouse
Waller I Bros
Newt
Bozatt
Bing Crosby
California
Fragmented OCR of a chaotic article fragment
A garbled OCR text references jaywalking, air raids, parks, and children, mentioning Britain and Sing Sing. It lacks coherent facts or dates and reads as a jumble of misread words and partial sentences with no clear narrative or outcome.
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Britain
Bulli Ieneher
Twenty Years Ago A Taken From Journal Files
A past issue recalls a crowded meeting of women in the city for the Third Liberty Loan sale with total proceeds of 6950 dollars. Plans announce a new shop for short-hairings and tubewriting, likely to open this month, as electric service resumes on the Corry and Columbus lines after weeks idle. John Smutz marks his eightieth birthday at Buell Street home while Mrs G C Kilgimm visits in the city and Mr Herbert Bracken visits Cleveland. May include Mrs Ta Rabin visiting Corry relatives this morning.
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Board of Commerce
Quark
Live City
Window Box Garden for Everyone
A guide for urban gardeners explains building a compact window box from Cypress for under a dollar, ideal dimensions for single windows, and plant options. Petunias, nasturtiums, and flowering varieties provide continuous bloom, with suggestions on care and plant food.
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