Borah Plan Promotes Debt Swap for Disarmament
The column argues the Borah plan offers the only sensible option to trade debts for disarmament, claiming Europe’s 11 billion debt remains on ledgers and hinders foreign trade while arms reductions could lower taxes and boost world commerce. It contrasts this with a printer’s plight facing government return envelopes and calls for government printing to compete fairly in the private sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reid
Borah
América
Europe
Avery
Schools a Menace Fire Hazards Warned by Fleming
A column argues that many schools are fire traps, citing Fleming from Ladies Home Journal. It urges strict fire prevention, safer design, and drills, warning that neglect endangers children and staff in a civilized nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Alfred Fleming
Ladies Home Journal
Flameing
Ohio Grammar School
National Fire Protection Association
Mr. Fleming
The Accident Picture 1981 contrasted safety gains and risks
The piece notes motor vehicle deaths at 383 500 a record and calls highway dangers persistent while industry cut injuries 38 percent over two years. It argues safety discipline in industry should apply to drivers, urging drastic action to curb reckless behavior and make roads safer.
Transport Pacts and the Need for a Unified Policy
The text argues for a balanced transport policy combining rail, road, water, oil pipe and other modes. It stresses prioritizing public interests, affordable fast service, and fair regulation to avoid discrimination against interstate carriers while maintaining high employment and industrial strength.
Silver drives prosperity in nations and industry
Every government, business, and citizen shows interest in silver as a worldwide problem. The issue narrows to affect national prosperity and the development of feats and copper mining industries. Silver plays an important part in industrial progress and economic growth.
Letter to Editor on Government Costs and Salaries
A reader objects to editorials asking for opinions on cutting government expenses. He argues against ongoing high costs, cites a salary reduction of his own, questions farm board salaries, and urges the paper to name which officials should be cut or retained. He also notes a Farm Board payout and questions the feasibility of a 25 percent expense reduction without Democratic support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branagan
Emintoteburg Democrat
Post
Masters Mayne
Raleleh
Hoover
Democratic House of Representatives
Garner
Geare-Head
Mayne
Farmers Co-operative Marketing Corporation
Farm Board
Democratic
Notice of Proof of Will in Iowa
Notice records a will for Evelyn Dorothy Thorson with a court hearing fixed for August 29, 1932. The filing, read by the clerk, identifies E M Thomsen as Clerk of the District Court with deputy L W Frost.
Notice of Will Hearing for John Montgomery Deceased
In Palo Alto County Iowa a law instrument purporting to be the last will and testament of John Montgomery was produced and read. The court fixes Monday August 26, 1942 for hearing proof in relation to the will. Official signature of the court attached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Iowa
Palo Alto
County
Evelyn Dorothy Thorson
Ss &E
Palo
Alto County
John
Montgomery
Monay
The First Year The Phat Year at Emmetsburg Town Theatre
A 1992 era feature screens for three nights at the Town Theatre Emmetsburg. Janet Gaynor as Grace Livingston seeks escape through marriage, choosing between Tommy Tucker and Dick Loring as a complex plot unfolds in Joplin Missouri with Farrell scheming to secure a railway deal and Janet’s romantic fate. The tale escalates with real estate intrigue, hospital visits and a late reconciliation between Janet and Farrell as the couple’s world shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmetsburg
Grace Livingston
Janet Gaynor
Hoy
Roadnet
Tommy Tucker
Charles Parroll
Dick Loring
George Macker
Mer
Myron Atlerson
Christley Diggen
Roigh Aled
Ding
Henry Kolker
Minna Gombell
Farrell
Janet
Meeker
Joplin
Mailrons
Farrall
Meckar
Tin Tate
Jarrell
Pacats
Marrell
Tanek
Bartel
Robert McWade
Farrel
Parrell
Tarrell
Digger
Vague Editorial Row Sparks Political Exchange
A reader questions editors on the record date and governor of New York, asks why a Democratic candidate would be better, and challenges the use of terms like pap sucker in editorials during the campaign era. The letter seeks clearer distinctions and urges intelligent ruling from the electorate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
C. H. Raleigh
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Sites Times
Ohio
Platé
Wberry
Opportunity
Iowa Theatre
Vega Separator
Charley Jensen
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