War and Peace Markets in The Price Spiral Debate
Paul Mallon argues that disarmament could reverse rising commodity prices by ending speculative pressure. He notes no current shortages but warns continued arms budgets would sustain them. A peace-time shift could revive civilian markets and steady industry, avoiding the cycle of armament prosperity turning to ashes.
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Paul Mallon
Home Fire Dangers Put Children at Risk in 6000 Annual Deaths
Insurance company data show children as principal victims of about 6000 yearly fire deaths caused by home carelessness. The report notes hazards from stoves, irons, heaters, and fluids, with matches left within reach and toddlers near tubs of hot water.
One-Minute Test Answers and Definitions
Answers list from a 1901 puzzle page includes 1 Theodore Roose velt term years 1901 to 1909 2 gutta percha definition 3 highest North American peak McKinley 20 200 feet 4 euphorbism general rhetorical device 5 extallibility misprint likely extensibility 6 horoscop note on overexertion.
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Nook Post Office in Pennsylvania Its Early 1803 Origin
The Nook post office in Juniata County Pennsylvania along Route 85 near Shade Mountain was established in 1803. The name derives from the valley’s quiet topography between Selinsgrove and Shade Gap, with Nook located southwest of Mifflin.
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New Deal Critics Warn Of Coming Economic Whiplash
In a March column by Jay Franklin, critics warn that Roosevelt era controls may fail, predicting a 1929 like crash if Supreme Court rulings curb New Deal protections. They cite rising prices, wage pressures, and monopolies, arguing production lags and labor shortages will drag recovery.
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Factory interests visit Corry shipping and plant plans
Officials of a large manufacturing concern visited Corry to discuss shipping facilities and advantages for establishing a plant. The Amour Brake Shoe and Mounting company plans to resume operations, with first heats started yesterday as workers from nearby towns consider relocation.
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Florence Lawrence's quiet Hollywood comeback after silent era rise
Hollywood notes recount Florence Lawrence once a Vitagraph star whose early thrillers led to fame, a career crash from a 1915 injury, and a gradual return to acting. Now middle-aged, she seeks steady work in Night Must Fall and a potential renewed career.
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Harsh Words Amid German Tensions Spark U S Debate
Column recounts rising US Germany strain with public bursts of anti Hitler rhetoric. New York event features Mayor La Guardia and labor leaders condemning Nazi policies while Germany protests. State Department urges restraint as tensions flare.
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Paris Styles A Couture Chronicle From Spring to Riviera Wear
Paris styles reveal a wardrobe voyage from winter Austro Tyrol to Riviera leisure. Mrs Baloom selects sleeveless linens and afternoon dresses with tailored jackets and butterfly buttons. Italian influence and vibrant fabrics, including muslin and lime prints, shape a chic spring collection with bold color and oriental embroidery notes.
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Cathedral High School Quiz Scores May Have Skewed Results
A garbled report notes a questionnaire given to 27 Cathedral High School students, suggesting a bias in responses and distorted appearance of habits. It references past questions and suspicious improvements in answers.
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