Seven Million Dollars A Day For Railroads Backbone Of Transport
A historical look notes the railroad industry spends about seven million dollars daily to modernize and improve service. In five years railroads invested over 4.1 billion dollars on locomotives, cars, signals and facilities to cut costs and boost traveler and shipper efficiency. The piece argues iron horses remain the backbone of transport, with today’s trains faster and larger than before.
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Everseas
Rivers and power growth contrast with federal limits
The piece argues that private firms have long harnessed U S rivers and desert irrigation before federal action, citing Wisconsin Bear River Utah and others. It claims government blocks private power projects, warns against socialist aims to centralize control, and urges investment alongside government to expand waterpower.
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Intering
Virira Power & Liv Co
Pacine Gas & Electra Co
Catefornia
New York
St. Lawrence
Wisconsin Power & Light Co
Utah Power & Light Co
Three Cents on the Dollar Shows Modest Retail Profits
A report from the National Retailers Goods Association reveals department and specialty stores earned a profit of only 27 cents per dollar after taxes, down from 3.8 cents the prior year. Competition drives prices down as merchants vie for total sales, sustaining many small and large outlets across independent and chain systems.
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National Retailers Goods Association
Over Do
Certap
America
E.ers
Vadble
A Two Way Street and the Marshall Plan
The article argues that Europe and other regions cannot be rehabilitated by dollars alone. It stresses balanced trade where nations both buy and sell, linking economic health to military alliance strength and long term global leadership.
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Europe
General Marshall
Harvard
England
Watch on inflation hints rise in prices and blame
A National Retailers Goods Association bulletin warns of more inflation tied to government spending. It argues public belief that retailers greed drives price hikes ignores that retailers earn little profit and inflation stems from government policy, waste, and debt. The piece stresses blame on federal policy rather than manufacturers or retailers.
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National Retailers Goods Association
Hoover Warns Nation On Communist Fifth Column
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover tells Senate committee the Communist Party is a militant conspiratorial group aiming to overthrow the government. He estimates 54 174 actual members in the U S with about half in New York, plus 540 000 sympathizers, and notes decentralization, secret printing, courier system, and underground leadership to protect loyalty. He says infiltration targets steel, mining, machinery, transport, and maritime sectors.
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Mr Hoover
Communist Parts
U.S
New York State
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Mio Haeoser
Raye Dors Evoxeerduiah
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