Why Business Hesitates and Confidence Fades
An editorial argues lack of confidence hinders recovery and urges limiting further currency tinkering. It cites economist Dr. Neil Carothers and criticizes administration delays, Tugwell’s influence, and calls for allowing business to expand with fewer regulatory hurdles and less political meddling.
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Neil Carothers
Congress
Carothers
New York
National Association of Purchasing Agents
Washington
Tugwell
Peace Theories In Practice In Anglo American Talks
The piece discusses how peace theories test in real world tensions such as Italy and Abyssinia, referencing Sir Samuel Hoare’s Commons remarks. It argues that American cooperation depends on Washington's willingness to contribute and that intervention requires a clear commitment from all sides to avoid force.
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Italy
Abyssinia
House of Commons
Samuel Hoare
England
Commons
America
Washington
Friends of Peace
War policy debates and Britain's arms ban discussed
The article critiques League policies and Kellogg treaties, noting shaky enforcement. It cites Britain's embargo on shipments to Abyssinia and Italy’s arming, arguing a ban may not prevent war. It presents two peace proposals tested by practice, calling one ineffective and the other aiding the war party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Abyssinia
Italy
Mussolini
Responsibility for accident costs linked to license rules
The article argues motorists should be financially accountable for accident victims before obtaining a license. It cites traffic hazards and public protection as reasons, acknowledging insurance views but urging that innocent bystanders deserve compensation from the at fault party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster
Ontario
Misdirected sentimentality in Detroit sheriff stunt
The Detroit sheriff invited mothers and children to hear a repentant prisoner sermon about crime. The prisoner William Lee Ferris, linked to a noted slaying, was canceled after public ire. Officials condemned the act as brainless sentimentality and the sheriff left town.
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Detroit
William Lee Ferris
Charles Evans Hughes
Detroity
Youth Congress Speakers Call for Self Reliance and Opportunity
Delegates at the American Youth congress in session advocate a free society with liberty and opportunity. They seek educational opportunities, steady work, fair wages, civil rights, and peace, but argue such gains should be earned through individual effort, self respect, industriousness, and prudent public duty rather than state handouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Youth Congress
Ito
TVA Amendments Put Yardstick Test On Utility Rates
The Fargo Forum notes a House inquiry into TVA amendments aimed at strengthening rate testing authority. Comptroller General McCarl questions TVA’s asset valuation practices, showing the 133 million dollar plant cost vs. 1.1 million book value, with engineers calling 1.3.5?9 million a conservative estimate. The piece cites Redbook and Rural Credit example as supporting evidence.
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Fargo
House of Representatives
Marke
Pew
Terel
Toke
TVA
McCarl
Wilson, Damm
Tha
Redbook Jam Hard
Crest Lake Dinner Tensions With Mrs Marsh
Jo Darien arrives at Crest Lake for a summer job at Douglas Marsh Inn. An uneasy dinner unfolds as Mrs Marsh scrutinizes Jo while Douglas charms the table, revealing family tension and Jo’s wary. The scene sets Jo's struggle to fit amid wealth, control, and looming social expectations.
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Darien
Douglas Marsh
Crest Lake
Bret Paul
Marsh
Asi
Crest
Penton
Mya. Marsh
Misa Darien
Irs
Marah
Penn
Ani
Mil ’Pire
Her Won
Mies Darien
Mrs. Marsh
Weston
Douglas
Douglas Maxah
Taliti
Crest-Lake
Fragmented Puzzle Maze Of Phrases And Clues
A garbled OCR style piece presents a jumble of phrases, numbers, and clues about words and definitions. It includes fragmented entries such as weights, musical notes, terms for relationships, and miscellaneous items, ending with a line about becoming more remarkable and a note about opinions and a mother. The overall text reads like an unfinished puzzle or crossword fragment.
Wedding of Holly Pomeroy and Frost S Whalen in Glendive Mont
Twenty years ago in Huron the Dunn Center Journal notes the quiet wedding of Miss Holly Pomeroy and Frost S Whalen in Glendive Montana with friends WW L Paul and I in attendance. Whalen is described as a genial Prince of Gore Fellows type man.
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Huron
Dunn Center
N D
Holly Pomeroy
Frost S. Whalen
Journal
Glendive
Mont
Paul
Whaton
Gore
W. R.ronald
Mitchel
J. C. Burns
Ronald
R. W. Clarke
Walnut Grove
J. M. Martin
Daughyter
Ohie
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