A Republican Theory on Farm Exports and Tariffs
The piece argues that Roosevelt era policies damaged American farm exports by reducing production and prompting European surplus. It cites Hyde and Hoover figures from 1931-32 showing a sharp drop in key crops, crediting high tariffs and foreign exchange barriers for cut exports. It contends tariffs blocked foreign purchases, prompting artificial scarcity and urging tariff cuts to revive foreign markets.
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World Gleanings Weekend Briefs From Around The Globe
Europe, Asia, and the Americas appear in a rapid-fire roundup. Reports note drought relief in Indiana a naval issue abroad a thwarted homicide case in Los Angeles and U S military manpower growth, with political upheaval in Spain and ongoing Hall Mills case remembrances in New Jersey.
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Los Angeles
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Minle
Oxford
Ohio
William Holmes Mc Onley
Hall-Mills
New Jersey
Howard Wheeler Hall
Eleanor Mills
Somarville
Roosevelt
Maine
Nova Scotia
John P. Wilson
Industrial changes in wage work and vacations
The article notes wage workers receiving paid vacations and extends this to clerical staff. A paint company installs an air conditioning system at its linseed oil plant, claimed as a first for large scale temperature regulation. The firm aims to smooth seasonal work, extending production through slack months and using the summer surplus to meet demand, while reducing gratuities.
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Pere Gurl
Conciliation Triumph in Montreux Conference on Straits
The Montreux conference yielded a shift from League backed control to Turkish authority over the Dardanelles. Negotiation and frank discussion produced peaceful terms after weeks of debate. The article argues Montreux may restore League prestige and ease future cooperation on acute issues.
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Straits
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League Council
Germany
Rhineland
War customs take root as Gryil era nears
The note suggests Gryil practices and Spanish custom are converging as a broader cultural shift rises. It hints at evolving traditions amid changing times and regional influence.
Fast road building reels out paving in swift straightline method
A brisk paving process lays miles of roadway daily. A sheet metal like continuous line applies a thin asphalt coat, crushed rock, and sprayed asphalt, then a mixer spreads and rollers set the surface within ten minutes usable. Traffic remains minimally disrupted during work unskipped by delays.
Eddie Quillan says public keeps faith with good performances
Hollywood chatter notes Eddie Quillan recounts how audiences reward quality work while producers often forget. He discusses his Mutiny on the Bounty role and his father Papa Quillan defending Eddie’s career amid studio neglect and critics praise.
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Twenty Years Ago Notes From The Journal Files
Twenty years ago items include Weeks and Beadon redecorating the Baptist church and W A Steen returning from Louisville for a national dry cleaners convention. Private beo Howlett reports troop A stationed at Camp Stuart. George Kitch’s King Street home was robbed of 48 dollars. Public utilities committee appoints F Brown and G Kincaid. S Rossbacher travels to Dunkirk for Knights of Mythias. Dr C G Waggoner’s home on East Frederick street sold to L Biss. Hugh Clark travels to Ohio City for a K of P picnic at Monarch Park. Mrs W L loses Jett to Union City to visit relatives.
July 28 Star Signals Births and Cautions for Readers
The note lists readers born November 1 to November 8 as most influenced today with a practical, quiet approach. It warns of possible fire or accident danger from August 16 to 21 and suggests prudent steps, travel or study for lasting benefit.
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Lkely
Wallace Assures Food Supply Despite Drought Alarmists
Secretary Henry Wallace told a national radio audience that there is no national food shortage and supplies remain ample. He noted livestock feed, vegetables, and other foods are sufficient, with no panic in contrast to 1934, and described relief measures and adjustments to aid producers and consumers.
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WIA
Resettlement Administration
United States
Paris Fashion In Parismillinery Promises New Crowns
Paris July 27 The Yeux months long millinery feud over high crowns may end at the next fashion collections with a promotion of a half way crown. Descriptions include crushed and tumbled crowns, broad straight brims, octagonal tuckwork, and velvet crowned hats with large flowers.
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Paris
One Minute Test Grabs: State and Authority Questions
Answers indicate Virginia as a state, the U S purchased the Virgin Islands from Denmark for 5 million dollars on March 3 1917, and amendments require a two thirds vote in Congress and ratification by three fourths of states.
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Unites States
Virgin Islands
Virginia
United States
Denmark
Congress
Ashley Boulevard Construction Questioned in Wilkes-Barre area
Fragmentary note references Ashley Boulevard near Wilkes-Barre and mentions construction diverging from expected patterns. No clear dates, entities, or measurable facts are established in the readable text.
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Ashley Boulevard
Wilkes- Barre
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