Germany's Economic Boom Under Nazi Rule Stirs Alarm
A review of Germany's wartime recovery by 1930s standards notes a surge in factories and employment, funded by state spending and rearmament. It warns that despite apparent prosperity, rising public debt, wage suppression, and welfare cuts threaten a volatile, decree-driven economy.
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Germany
National Socialist Party
Reich
Seven Seas
United States
Adolph Hitler
Hitler
Spittoons With Swastikas Stir Manhattan Campaign
Samuel Levy denounces shipments of 24 fiber spittoons inscribed Made in Germany with swastikas and Nazi signature. He notes Mayor LaGuardia’s ties to the Nazi Boycott League and calls the items sleazy. The piece hints at a possible political compromise amid a tense mayoral race.
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Manhattan
Samuel Levy
Fiorello LaGuardia
Nazi Boycott League
Planned Flying Paves Way for Transatlantic Feasibility
After two months of trial flights over the North Atlantic Fourmations pooled data and resources to declare trans Atlantic airlines feasible. Coast to coast Anetican commercial air service is ten years old with over 120 million miles flown. Transcontinental trip time dropped from 48 to 15 hours. The announcements reflect a new, understated but decisive aviation progress mindset and support the Bureau of Air Commerce guidance that planned progress yields more than stunts.
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North Atlantic
Bureau of Air Commerce
Burseu
Playing Safe With Beers and Drinking and Driving Warnings
A cautious note cites studies claiming beer drinkers consume more alcohol than liquor drinkers and equates a glass of beer to whiskey in risk. California data show many fatal crashes involve intoxicated drivers or pedestrians, arguing a beer before driving still raises odds of death.
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Itedu
Bether
California
Never Say Die Beds in Reforming Red Bloc
Commentary notes the Communist party’s decline after a noisy campaign season with LaGuardia’s rebuff and dwindling public interest. It contrasts postwar pessimism with bleak metaphors about red menace and political visibility. Russia’s Moscow skyscraper project and passport photo jokes close the piece.
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Communist Party
New York
LaGuardia
Interesting Editorials from Other Newspapers
A compact roundup of noteworthy editorial opinions from several newspapers. Highlights include perspectives on policy debates, governance, and public affairs with concise summaries of each piece's stance and significance.
Touring Breaks Records as Accommodations Gain
Aberdeen and other South Dakotans express amazement at the surge in out of state car travel. The American Automobile Association reports tourism in midsummer 1877 has reached an all time peak with travelers mileage and spending up, while auto camps and cabins transform roughing it into modern, comfortable stays. The trend hinges on better highways, dustless roads, and the spread of auto courts and trailer homes across the nation.
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Aberdeen
Armerican
Aber@oniana
South
Lantorn
Melgaard
S.esch Mummers Way
Tent City
Thas
South Dakota
Cultural attaches spark debate in British diplomacy
A Philadelphia Record summary notes opposition to Britain and other democracies accepting German cultural attaches in embassies. The piece argues such officials would be spies and propagandists under Nazi influence, linking the proposal to broader Nazi strategies and expulsions of journalists.
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Nyet
Hower
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al Exisiz
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Maverick Urges Congress to Adopt Permanent Program
Maury Maverick of San Antonio calls for a permanent national program embracing conservation of natural resources farm legislation eight TVA projects housing expansion and strengthened labor laws. He argues for coordinated federal action over states rights and praises Franklin D. Roosevelt's leadership for national unity and policy permanence.
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Congress
Maury Maverick
San Antonio
Tex
Roogevelt
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Diary notes from Central South Dakota Farm visit
A September diary entry from Central South Dakota describes record heat easing to falllike nights. It mentions baking pumpkin pie with a ginger-graham crust, plans for pumpkins in the field, and neighbors installing a new well with a water finder.
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Fail
Jerry
Graham
No clear article headline from fragmented text
The fragment discusses belief and response to spiritual experiences with terms about susceptibility and living water. It mentions skepticism about an incident and differences in how people react to deeper truths. No identifiable persons, places, or organizations are readable.
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Jerry
Social life notes from Huron twenty years ago
Twenty years ago in Huron Mrs. Harry Tilson hosted former girl friends at her parents’ home. The afternoon featured cards and needlework, followed by a two course lunch at small tables. Nearby Miss Mary Alice Campbell hosted a theater party and a dance filled evening with lunch. Mrs. Tom Campbell entertained with a four course family dinner for Mr. Coler Campbell of Minneapolis. E. C. Shelter and family planned an auto trip leaving Saturday night.
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Harry Tilson
Macie Wright
C. A. Wright
Margaret Wright
Florence Bogan
Marjorie Rosa
Sioux Falls
Mary
Alice Campbell
Lake Byrox
J. W. Campbell
Misa Hoa
Mary -Alice Campbell
Tom Campbell
Coler Campbell
Minneapolis
E. C.shelter
Bulgarian Ruler Puzzling Crossword Clue
A cryptic crossword style entry lists clues for horizontal and vertical words including ruler of Bulgaria and items like crown Simeon and Queen, with terms ranging from orbital to mourning virgin and other scattered definitions.
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Morizontal
Bulgaria
Bashan
Mitchell Golfers Challenge Huron Team in Corn Palace City
Mitchell golf enthusiasts issued a challenge to Huron players for a match on the Mitchell links. The Huron squad is expected to travel with Harry Gardner E. E. Vance T. F. Campbell and J. M. Campbell. Rev Hubert Ketelle returned from a monthlong Colorado outing with Mix Ketelle and children at Twin Lakes Col.
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D.C
Miriam Shober
Mitchell
Huron
Corn Palace City
Harry Gardner
E. E. Vance
T. F. Campbell
J. McD. Campbell
Hubert Ketelle
Colorado
Mix Ketelle
Twin Lakes, Col
Court room era checkers conduct community work
A court session Monday employed twenty four checkers to fill and verify check sheets. The men were assigned to perform community work and the processing is expected to take about ten days to complete.
De Smet Teaching Staff Social at Spirk Lake Picnic
De Smet teachers gathered after the opening week for a welcome picnic at Spirk Lake. Old and new staff enjoyed a bountiful dinner and entertainment by the school principals and a committee. New faculty members Dorothy Rockwell Martha Schroeder Lucile Gunderson Adolph Nannestad Edward Bajaniemi and Shirley Pilkington demonstrated their skills and were praised as good sports.
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Spirk Lake
Sup L. Vernon Caine
Bruhn
Migs Ostropt
Mise Olsen
Return from Illinois orient record of Pittman visit
Mr and Mrs B Pittman have returned after spending several weeks visiting relatives in Illinois. Mr and Miss W O Myers have returned from a week long fishing trip at Big Stone and Pickerel Lake.
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Illinois Orient
Orient
Miss. W. ON. Myers
Big Stone
Pickerel Lake
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