Labor and Restraint of Trade in Coal Industry
A newspaper criticizes the United Mine Workers for wielding excessive power, arguing their two week stoppage over a Federal Bureau of Mines appointment threatens industrial stability and national security. It warns such labor excesses justify restraining laws to protect the public interest and prevent unemployment nationwide.
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Class Tax Beaten Reflects Chain Store Opposition
North Dakota lawmakers rejected a class tax on chain stores aligning with Idaho's recent repeal of a 1933 measure. Merchants, labor groups, producers, and consumers opposed punitive taxation of chains. Chains and independents thrive together, disproving fears of chain dominance and highlighting mutual community benefits.
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Idaho
Worth Dakota
Hoover Commission urges sale of federal power to private utilities
A press dispatch reports the Hoover Commission urges Congress to end Uncle Sam’s involvement in selling electric power. It argues selling at generation point would cut waste and costs, avoid duplicating transmission lines, and boost government returns while protecting consumers via regulators. The plan targets privatized generation with private and municipal distributors.
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Car purchase in Czechoslovakia shows state control
An AP dispatch notes that despite nationalized industry in Czechoslovakia, cars are available at state agencies but at high prices. A two door sedan costs about 415,000 crowns, around $8,300, or 80 months of average wages. If a ration permit exists, a car can be bought for about $4,000. The piece contrasts monopoly with free market competition, arguing that regulation keeps prices high and limits quality, benefiting only elites while ordinary people face subsistence living.
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Czechoslovakia
Soviet government reshuffle sparks Kremlin policy debate
Economic highlights note a major change with Molotov replaced by Vishinsky as Foreign Minister while Molotov remains in the Politburo. Experts see logical internal reasons, with potential moves like a future premiership for Molotov, amid tensions with Yugoslavia and Tito.
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Litvinoff
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Stalin
Soviet Union
Tito
Yugoslavia
Kremlin seeks to solidify ideology amid peasant strains
The piece analyzes Soviet policy shifts as the Kremlin orders a sweeping campaign to instill Communist faith among Russians while peasants resist. It weighs possible effects on peace or war, suggesting Russia aims for a lengthy peace with Europe stabilized under Soviet dominance.
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Consolidation of Caroline County High Schools
A Caroline County resident defends consolidating the senior high schools to centralize students and improve curricula. He argues current five small high schools deny vocational and advanced courses, urges a balanced plan for better facilities, broader offerings, and community cooperation for future improvements.
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Federalsburg
Denton
Terest
Preston
Caroline County
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A reader is urged to subscribe to The Denton Journal to receive comprehensive county news coverage. The plea emphasizes staying informed on local developments, events, and notices.
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