Looking Ahead at Tariffs and Trade Shifts in Washington
The AP report outlines plans to lower tariffs despite currency devaluation fears. Officials say no barriers will rise against British goods, and a third tariff trim next year is possible. Critics say American manufacturers face fierce competition from cheaper imports, but Congress may not act soon. Truman to unveil new schedules cutting tariffs on select nations, mainly raw materials. Barkley gift story notes a book gift to Mrs. Carlton Hadley. Senator Cain resigns to seek Magnuson seat, a maneuver tied to new Washington strategies.
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Invisible in Ear Hearing Device Promises Clear Sound
Chicago readers are invited to try Bellone invisible Phantomoid hearing aid that delivers sound without a visible receiver post in the ear. The firm BellTone Dept 40, 1450 W 19th St Chicago Ill offers a free brochure and at home testing with no cost.
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Republicans seek candidate and funds to challenge Magnuson
State Republican leaders warn Cain's friends against delay as they press for a candidate and enough campaign money within a month to challenge Magnuson in the next election. Labor peace may follow if long-term contracts become common, with Ford and GM setting two-year terms and coal and steel disputes shaping bargaining. Diesel locomotives grow, reducing steam engine use as oil-burning motors expand across railroads. The government may avoid new securities as large corporate tax note purchases fund deficits, yielding attractive returns. Stockholders anticipate year-end bonuses, while prices for mills, pork, and peaches show declines.
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Ohio Youth Admits Killing Policeman
A ten year old Wilmington youth confessed to shooting Patrolman Burdette Lee who came to aid a 19 year old girl he was attempting to rape. The youth, Martin Snell, used a stolen .22 caliber pistol hidden before he left the Ohio Boys Industrial School, from which he was released June after nine months for robbery. Prosecutor George L. Schilling said Snell would be examined at the Ohio juvenile research laboratory in Columbus and a delinquency charge would be placed until juvenile authorities complete their examination. He will then face possible grand jury action.
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Texas Town Honors Tennessee Convict Who Wrote Cantata
Big Spring Texas hosted Frank Grandstaff a 49 year old life sentence convict from Tennessee for a cantata he wrote titled Big Spring The town honored the composer during its centennial celebration with a private flight from Nashville and a concert planned in the city auditorium Grandstaff who read Shine Philips Big Spring biography inspired the cantata will stay in Settles Hotel under police guard during his eight day visit as part of the towns centennial celebration and musical tribute to his work.
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Man shoots officer after kidnapping sister at carnival
Witnesses say a man forced his eight year old sister from a carnival scene. He allegedly took the older girl to a church where Patrolman Lee confronted them. A struggle led to the assailant firing seven shots, three striking the officer, who died on the church steps.
Painting Advice From Met On Cleaning Surfaces
The Metropolitan Museum of Art advises on reviving dull painting surfaces by applying a quality prepared wax-emulsion cream furniture polish. Light brushing removes superficial dust and dirt, while careful maintenance brightens the finish.
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Fragmentary note on improvised cleaning and purchase
A garbled OCR fragment mentions soap, erasers, state facilities, and cautious purchase. It lacks coherent subjects or events, rendering a clear news item impossible. The readable terms hint at cleaning or maintenance but no persons, places, or actions are established.
Rage Railroad Teaf Port Washington
A fragmented AP item describes a commuter habit aboard a 5:55 train and a joke about tying a string to a cage. The piece notes the effort to manage packages and a routine ride labeled as "rota the city" with severe experiences implied.
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