Arbitration offers quick remedy to minor disputes
A columnist notes that going to court is costly and slow, highlighting arbitration as a practical, non profit alternative run by the American Arbitration Association. For a fee of 5 percent of the amount involved, disputes from dollars to millions are heard by expert arbiters, with binding decisions and no formal trials. Forty six states recognize arbitration, many industries include clauses, and thousands volunteer as unpaid arbiters. Lawyers may object, but the system gains public support.
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United States
American Arbitration Association
Steel price cut sparks hope for industry wide shift
A price reduction of 40 dollars per ton on steel products marks a major shift as U S Steel and independents cut prices without cutting wages. The move, backed by wage pledges from S W C and C I O affiliates, could loosen the business government stalemate and persuade other industries to follow, with auto makers among the chief beneficiaries.
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Steel price cuts spark broader market hopes
The text notes a roughly two dollar saving per car from sheet steel, but warns this price drop faces direct competition from cheaper steels. It argues that widespread steel-price reductions may follow, tied to overall demand recovery. Many believe only high steel prices hindered construction, predicting a manufacturing boom if the New Deal induces lower blockades and renewed business confidence.
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Personal Liberty and Driving in Nazi Germany
A German man jailed six months in a concentration camp for opposing the Nazi party sought a driver license renewal after release. The Prussian Supreme Court ruled that since the National Socialist Party monopolized political opinion, he was an enemy of the state and untrustworthy, thus barred from driving. The piece argues personal liberty is relative.
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Moral on thousand dollar bills in circulation
Treasury data show 1937 $1000 bills in circulation rose from 25 million to 25.06 million dollars. The piece notes one in about 450 people holds such a bill, and adds a moral about the ease of earning one amid wartime powers and political talk.
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Treasury Department
United States
Comeback Hope Beats Farm Poverty in South Dakota
Editorial contrasts past wheat wealth with current farm poverty in South Dakota. War price fixes and misused land are cited as factors while noting favorable weather histories and a looming recovery. The piece argues drought years broke land use but foresees renewed profitability as moisture returns and markets rebound.
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Mitchel Republic
Paul D. Shoemaker
Associated Press
South Dakota
South Bekou
The Woman's Viewpoint by But Millett
The column argues that a husband values a wife for more than sex appeal, highlighting social ease, hospitality, and kindness. It urges women to be adaptable, friendly, and morally supportive, noting men notice character and how a wife handles people and situations.
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Millett
Gromar
Fragmented Quotes From Various Figures On Culture And Policy
A garbled collection quotes from multiple figures including Burris Cennick Sener Penager and John J. Bennest. The text intermingles remarks on statuary peace insurance color in fashion and education with names like Haymood G. Twychfort and Abram de Smit. Several incomplete phrases reference travel safety and campus courtship.
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Burris Cennick
This Book Will Do Half Your Work You Says Clerk
This fragment hints at a humorous exchange about efficiency in a bookstore or bookish setting. Hudant agrees with a quip about taking on tasks, while Kitty Kot’s remark adds a playful tone to the scene. The line captures a lighthearted moment around work and delegation.
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Hudant
The Birth Control Industry’s Long Struggle and Scale
An expose tracing birth control from early warnings against overpopulation to 1930s liberalization. It details Comstock laws, key legal cases, Margaret Sanger’s clinics, rising industry growth, major manufacturers, pricing marks, quality testing, and retail dynamics shaping the modern prophylactics market.
Father of Radio Inventor and Transatlantic Broadcast Hope
Fragmented OCR style clues describe a figure linked to early radio and a transatlantic broadcast. The text lists scattered definitions and cross clues, referencing birth, inventions, and related terms, but the garbled data prevents a clear, complete identification.
Chicken Pie and Farm Diary Reflections at Bekota Farm
An entry from Central Sesth Bekota Farm describes cooking chicken pie with mashed potatoes and a soft dough crust. The diary voice notes farm chores, children at school, and reflections on purpose, duty, and using life for service.
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Stheel
Jane
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