Alum nus Christians polemic from Reverend Hollett
The Reverend Robert F. Hollett, pastor near Chicago, criticizes so called Alum nus Christians who drift from church life after moving to the country and those who think their church work is done. He warns that freedom of religion is a core right worth defending in hard times and stresses the church as a symbol of Christian principles and individual dignity.
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Robert F. Hollett
Chicago
America
Hollett
Hoover Warns Decay in Public Life Threatens Nation
Herbert Hoover warned that dishonor in governance poisons the morals of the people and endangers the nation more than foreign invasions. He urged focus on decency, spiritual strength, and public intolerance of scandal, urging readers to heed ethical dangers in government and society.
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Herbert Hoover
America
RFC
Hoover
Building a Stronger America Through Lower Living Costs
The annual meeting of a chain store association highlights mass distribution as a path to lower living costs. Chains pioneered volume selling with low margins to boost profits, while independents matched the approach and kept customers through competition in a free economy.
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Chain Store Association
America
Bette
Giant Shovel Symbolizes Mechanical Shift in Coal Industry
A 130 foot high shovel weighing millions powers coal extraction for a soft coal company. It and two companions remove 70 to 80 feet of earth from a seam, delivering 250 000 tons of coal monthly. The scene highlights how mechanization replaced manual labor, boosting U S coal production and miners wages while marking a global export role.
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America
Profit control by competition and costs in retail
The piece argues profit control should come from free competition, not rules. It notes OPS price orders can be unworkable and that most retailers earn only one to five cents per dollar after costs. Competition and public value perception keep prices in check as consumers are price conscious.
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OPS
Oil Progress Week Observed Across Industry
Oil Progress Week will be observed from October 14 through the 20th with thousands of oil companies and hundreds of thousands of workers participating. Service stations refineries and plants will stage events to promote the progressiveness and competitive spirit of the oil industry under the slogan Your Progress and Oil Progress Go Hand in Hand.
Not just big oil but many firms power U S standards
The oil industry supports American living standards, industry, agriculture, and national security amid world tensions. Last year it moved about 2 billion barrels of petroleum, enough to moon, via a vast fleet of barges and tankers, with extensive pipelines and tank cars. It includes large companies but also thousands of small and mid sized firms in daily market competition.
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U. S
San Francisco talks wrap peace treaty with 48 nations
The Soviet protest at the Japanese peace treaty ratification was mild and procedural, while Western unity appeared firm. Analysts debated whether Moscow seeks direct action or future negotiations, and India faces Red China on its border as 48 nations sign the treaty without changes. The Oregon Daily Journal notes a turning tide in global diplomacy.
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Andrei Gromyko
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U. S
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