World economy shows postwar gains and uneven recovery
Geneva experts of the League economic consultative committee report that 10 years after the war global wealth per head is higher than prewar levels. While production rose and monetary stability improved, unemployment, over production, and uneven gains across agriculture and industry mark the pace of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Sharkey
Associated Press
Geneva
Economic Organization
League
Economic Consultative Committee
International Economic Conference
Hoover invited to visit Santa Fe on vacation
Santa Fe officials urge President Hoover to return this summer to the ancient capital where he spent three months in 1922 with the Colorado River Commission. The invitation highlights Mesilla celebrations of the Gadsden purchase and cites Bishop’s Lodge as a potential stopover with snow capped Sangre de Cristo peaks nearby. Santa Fe, famed as America’s oldest settlement, hosts 12 000 residents and sights like a new state capitol and San Miguel church plus nearby Pajarito Cliff Dwellers park offering ancient Indian dwellings.
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Santa FE
N. M
Hoover
Colorado River Commission
Leland Stanford University
New Mexico
California
Cutting
Simms
R. C. Dillon
Old Mesilla
Gadsden Purchase
Bishop’s Lodge
Sangre de Cristo Mountains
San Miguel
America
Pajarito Cliff Dwellers
Santa Fe Mountains
Thiet
France Sees American Cars Sell Just One In A Hundred
A report notes American cars account for only a single sale in France per hundred vehicles. The metric highlights limited uptake of U S automakers amid European competition and preference shifts during the period.
Billboards in France Painted on Farm Roofs and Walls
Billboards face strict French regulations forcing sign painting on roofs and walls of farm buildings as a workaround to advertising controls.
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France
Transportation machine and railway assets described
The text argues no body can value railroads by physical assets alone and credits an organized brain power. It highlights Louisville and Nashville's extensive property, 80 years of growth, and about 50,000 employees as vital assets. The staff is nicknamed The Old Reliable for service and experience underpinning the line.
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Federal Bureau
Ind
America
Radio Program Schedule Listings for Chicago and New York
Central clear channel stations list WABC WJZ WBBM WEAF WENR WGN WLIB WLS and others with time slots 5:00 to 11:00 PM. Programs include orchestras, dance bands, and variety shows, with associated station lists and kilocycle frequencies.
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Associated Press
Clear Channel
WABC
New York
WADC
WHK
WKRC
WGHP
WMAQ
Koil Wowo
KMOX
WSPD
WISN
WHEC
KMBC
KWOC
WDAI
KPRC
WLS
Shavers
WGY
WWJ
WGN
KSD
Wow
WSAI
Olive
Palmer
Paul Oliver
Orchestra
WTAM
Woc
WDAF
WSMB
KSTP
WTMJ
WHAS
WSM
WMC
WSB
KVOO
WOAI
Rudy Vallee
Palais d’Or
KSD Central
KYW
Chicago
WJZ
Jules Herbureaux
WBBM
WENR
Farmer Rush
Smith
WLIB
Uncle Quin
WEAF
WOR
WABCO
Dan
Sylvia
Inspiration Boys
WLW
Cincinnati
Artisans
Symphony Orchestra
Wtam-Wear
Cleveland
The
Aristocrats
WOC Davenport
Heuer
WCX
WJZR
Detroit
Orch
WJR
WOWO
Wayne
KFAB
Lincoln
KJR
WCCO
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Foresters
Admiral
Marjorie
St. Louis
Ozark
Steve League
Amos-Andy
Tulsa
Atlanta
Baker Boys
Flea Doctor Student Invents Mechanical Surgery Device
Lincoln graduate student at the University of Nebraska develops a microscopic flea surgery tool using delicate needles to perform appendectomies. The operation succeeds medically but the flea dies, highlighting the need to perfect the art of flea surgery. The report intertwines with radio listings across multiple stations and times.
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Lincol
Pac
University of Nebraska
Armistice Signing Scene Depicted in Wax at Rethondes Site
The article describes a wax depiction showing the signing of the armistice in woods near Rethondes France. The staged scene captures the historic moment and location where the device was signed ending hostilities.
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Rethondes
France
Boll Weevil Costs Alabama Farmers Heavily Over Years
Montgomery June 19. The boll weevil has cost Alabama farmers about 19 million dollars per year for seventeen years, totaling near four million bales and 420 million dollars. Losses largely offset by higher cotton prices and gains from fertilizer use. Acreage shifts north and to less affected areas. since 1909 the black belt shed 587000 acres while northern counties gained 666000 acres and the southern quarter 188000.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
F. W. Gist
Black Belt
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Southwest
Poeta
Esme Howard
Josephus Danieis
Raleigh
N. C
University of North Carolina
WJZ &Weaf
Porter Keheley
WAPI
Birmingham
Banjo Orchestra
Joy Boys
KRLD
Dallas
WBAP
Fort Worth
the Foresters
Hawaiian Serenaders
Maurice Orchestra
KTHS
Hot
Clyde Foley
Louisville
University of Kentucky
Evelyn Todd Laurent
WSM_ Nashville
Francis Craig
Tom, Joe
Jack
San Antonio
Atlantic City
Nicholas Longworth
Paulina
Theodore Roosevelt
Gist
John D. Wyker & Son
ARE
Standard Oil Touring Service
W. Bloom St
United States
Standard Oil Company
Standard Oil Pouring Service
W. Bloom S
Louieville, Ky
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