Little Hope in German Outlook
American visitors report Germany's postwar economy looks bleak due to currency depreciation, high prices for imports, and uncertain prospects for foreign aid. Bankers and manufacturers see little chance of early improvement, while optimism fades across taxation and labor plans. A calmer labor mood and a shy revival in work effort emerge as a small positive note for the new year.
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Berlin
Germany
Hones
Wwe
Hamburg
Ameren
Gk Avith
Geramey
Perfect Woman and Labor Changes Cross Sectors
The piece combines a portrait of Rosalind EK. Smith of Los Angeles hailed as a perfect woman by trainer Robert H. Manzeck with details of her health regime and measurements. It shifts to labor news noting a shift away from piecework in shipyards, worker-led reforms, and Germany’s tax and industrial policy debates led by Erzberger, per William C. Drelier in the New York Tribune.
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Venus
Rosalind EK
Smith
Los Angeles
Cali
Robert H. Manzeck
Miss Smith
National Assembly
Benias
Erzberger
Germany
William C. Drelier
New York Tribune
Frozen Rats Found in Government Supplies
London magistrate hears case against Arthur Hersant for slaughtering 40 sheep without permit. Customer claims butcher supplied Manchurian beef described as awful. Certification shows mutton unfit for food and frozen rats found in mutton carcasses. Defendant fined $75 plus $25 costs.
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London
Ministry of Food
Arthur Hersant
Solletter Pierron
Woman Recovers Lost $4334 After Child Found Money
Police recovered $4334 lost two weeks earlier by Mrs. George Czurniak of Sharpsville street. A ten year old girl picked up a package near where the loss occurred and later admitted taking the money. It was hidden in a coal house inside a box of apples and restored to the owner.
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Sharon
George Czurniak
Sharpsville Street
Nzurniak
Skiing at St Moritz with Viscountess Uffington
Skiing remains a leading winter sport at St Moritz in Switzerland. The Indy on skis features Viscountess Uffington, daughter in law of the Earl of Craver, as she glides in the resort scene.
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St. Moritz
Switzerland
Uffington
Earl of Craver
Aged Bean Seed Fights Blight at Oklahoma Station
Oklahoma agricultural experiment station reports aged seed as most effective against bean blight. Four and five year seeds show no blighted plants but germination is too low for practical use. Two and three year seeds yield blight-free plants with rare infection, offering practical options when separated from infected patches.
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Oklahoma Agricultural Experiment Station
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Montreal
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