Conference notes and Roosevelts economic push amid silver pact
A long column surveys the international conference scene, noting a silver pact among Canada, Peru, Australia and the U.S. aimed at stabilizing markets and supporting price strength. It discusses Roosevelt’s foreign policy stance, domestic wage codes, public support, and ongoing business improvements including steel, autos, coal, and oil market tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hconomec
Eee
Almouth-Organ
Bre
Giolini
London
Pittman of
Neydole
Pittman
Canada
Peru
Australia
India
China
Spain
Roosevelt
Santa Duch
McDonald
Fapamine Wava
Tas
National Recovery Administration
Three Way Plan of the NRA Drive
The NRA act aims to balance rising prices with wages to boost purchasing power and employment. It argues that the act will raise hours and wages, while preventing price drops that would impair debts and loans, and contemplates a possible thirty hour work week for some workers.
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NRA
United States
Ambiguous Economic Code Aims to Aid All
The passage speaks of chasing power to consume ordinary products on a rising market and notes confusion caused by the MRA net. It claims the act’s general purpose is for the good of all and predicts a new code will emerge, promising jobs for everyone at a lasting place, and insists there is no excuse for the condition.
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Tle
Roosevelt
Chambers of Commerce
State of Washington
U. S
Fragmented Varied Scribbles From A 1930s Newspaper Page
A jumbled collection of quips, jokes, cartoon captions, and social blurbs. The text mixes science anachronisms, political references, marriage proposals, and humorous anecdotes with fragmented lines about post offices, fashion, and daily life. Notable items include mock headlines and social satire.
Infantile Paralysis discussed with prevention tips and recovery notes
A historical health column reviews Infantile Paralysis also known as Poliomyelitis. It covers transmission through droplets, non involvement of vectors, quarantine duration, and diagnostic methods including spinal puncture. It emphasizes early care, rest, immune serum potential, and the hope of mitigating permanent paralysis with medical attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Health
The Motorists Who Take Chances
A compact examination of reckless driving on streets and highways. It notes drivers who speed, pass on hills, cut into dense traffic, or ignore safe distances, and warns that such behavior causes most accidents despite comprising a small share of motorists.
Notice of Sheriff's Sale in Palo Alto County Iowa
Sheriff BF Montgomery announces a special execution foreclosure from Palo Alto District Court. The Equitable Life Assurance Society sues Edward Warren and others. a judgment of $12,410.86 plus $187.50 costs and accruing interest was awarded. Property: Southwest quarter Section 10 Township 96 Range 88 in Emmetsburg. Sale to be held August 30, 1983, at the courthouse between 9:00 am and 4:00 pm, with sale at 10:00 am.
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District Court
Palo Alto County
Iowa
Equitable Life Assurance Society
United States
Edward Warren
Ed Warren
James P. Warren
Pat Warren
Stasia Warren
Royal Lurther Company
Osage
J. Farrell
Costa
Court House
Emmetsburg
Renovize the United States editorial urges housing drive
An Ohio Chronicle editorial argues 85 percent of Americans lack adequate housing and 75 percent live in substandard quarters. It cites rising building expenditures from 0.6 to 2.0 billion and urges a national campaign to Renovize the United States to accelerate recovery, stabilize prices, and create jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
St. Clairsville
Ohio
Chronicle
Labor Day Committees and Appointments List
Labor Day committees are listed with chairs secretaries and members across multiple groups including Executive Committee Finance Speaker and various subcommittees. Members named include D J McCarty Max Baumenorthur George Frick A P Thompsen Henry Westergard A J Duhn V L O Conn or J J Sullivan Ralph Masters and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. McCarty
Max Baumenorthur
George Frick
A. P. Thompsen
Henry Westergard
A. J. Duhn
V. L.o’connor
J. J. Sullivan
Ralph Masters
V. L. O'Connor
A. HH. Henningsen
Dr. McManasc
A. J
Fred Spies
P. J. McCarty
Clarence Clemmensen
Rudolph Spies
Charley Jensen
Sam Reynolds
George Friel
Tne Swift
Art Frauenholtz
Hennett Thoreson
Alfred Simonsen
Carl
Prominent Fenton Farmer Found Dead at Home
Well known farmer of the Fenton neighborhoods was found dead on the floor of his home one morning that week. The cause of his death is not known. The list of names includes Blambast Frosty Peterson and Distributing Advertising personnel among others. investigators cordon off the residence as authorities probe the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Moenz
Fenton
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Finnie & Duff
Tom Rutledge
Floyd
Nira
Graettinger
White House
Marian
Sam
Amelia
James J. Farley
M. D
Democrats
Dr. Farley
Mr. Jobseeker
America
BF. Montgomery
Cada
FISK
John Chanmensen
D. C. Barringer
Alfred Hansen
Floyd Fleming
M. D. Grodland
Chris. Chrisntofferson
Home Bakery
OWA
Hervice
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