Dan Roper and the New Deal’s business planning council
The article lauds Dan Roper secretary of commerce for organizing a business planning and advisory council within the department to voice industry concerns to the Roosevelt administration. It highlights his push to encourage lending for home building, cites Gen. Robert B. Wood of Sears Roebuck as a key recruit, and notes broader boosts to employment, housing, and defense spending. It also covers fears of communist subversion in the armed forces and explains the administration’s social security proposals, including old age pensions and unemployment insurance, as part of a self supporting fund for future generations.
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Now Peter Became a Great Leader in Life of Peter
Lesson surveys Peter's life from conversion with Andrew to leadership, covering his call, confession of Christ, downfall and seven restoration steps, Pentecost, Cornelius conversion, and the church’s widening mission. It emphasizes growth in grace and knowledge of Jesus Christ through key events and scripture references.
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Best Conditions for Home Study
Mary G McCormick outlines humane home study standards for child health. She urges proper lighting ventilation and quiet, with a bright rear light and a straight back chair. Reading should be held, page distance kept, and tables adjusted to prevent slouching and neck strain.
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Mary G. McCormick
New York State Department of Education
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Prolific Worcestershire Sow Claims World Record
Prolific Low Worcestershire, England, claims to have the world’s greatest porcine mother. The sow allegedly produced 38 percent of offspring in 11 years, with 65 piglets born in three litters in one year."
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Worcestershire
England
Town run by women in Oak Park Ga claims rare distinction
Oak Park Georgia declares itself the only U S town run entirely by women after a complete petticoat ticket faced no opposition in the municipal election. The women named a ticket because men had not done what they believed necessary.
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Oak Park
United States
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