Economic Highlights From The Global Price Shift
The survey by the Council on Foreign Relations notes a second quarter 1983 commodity price rise in many world markets. Britain’s currency policy, France’s gold standard status, and gains in Australia, Canada, Austria, Belgium, Germany, and Switzerland mark a shift from 1931–32 volatility. Wages lag as the income rise trails price increases, delaying substantial earnings gains for white collar workers amid a recovery drive.
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United States
Council On Foreign
France
Great Britain
Australia
Canada
Austria
Belgium
Germany
Switzerland
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Economic policy clashes over New Deal and inflation risks
The piece argues Roosevelt’s program dominates policy, warns on constitutional challenges to the National Industrial Recovery Act and farm relief, and notes inflation worries. It highlights Supreme Court uncertainty, possible court expansion, and Federal Reserve bond purchases as signs of a widening, state-led recovery attempt amid rising living costs.
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Raymond Moley
Congress
Dutchess County
New York
Hyde Park
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Hughes
Ggein
Federal Reserve
Wealth, Will Contests, and Fashion in a Fragmented Tale
A fragmentary narrative shows a generous banker husband and a wife debating a check’s return amid jokes about wills and sacrifices. Characters Finnie Duff and others discuss Brown contesting the wife’s will while referencing mourning garments and Parisian fashions as grief and societal traces unfold.
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Finnie
Brown
Duff
Advertising Peddlers Racket Hurts Merchants and Printers
A critique declares advertising peddlers exploit merchants and church donors while offering little return to the community. It argues that napkin and menu ad schemes drain funds, benefit outsiders, and harm local printers and cafes, urging direct church donations instead.
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Real Oak Express
Slong
Saker
Red Oak
Dhun
Fecal
Dustin
Uts
Children’s health and school readiness concerns rise in Iowa report
A written survey questions facilities and conditions in Iowa schools and communal spaces, asking about toilets, handwashing, water quality, ventilation, lighting, seating, and teacher health checks. It contrasts with a Labor Day address noting sixteen million unemployed in the United States and debates over relief efforts amid surplus agriculture and hunger critiques.
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Bobby Jones
Tien
Iowa
Ironme
Ami
Index
Cmeani
Pascua S
Graettinger
Mitchell
United States
Judge Mitchell
Mornlay
Des Moines Register
Harvey Ingham
NRA
Roosevelt
Pickpockets Reported at Livermore Event Crowd
Pickpocket incidents were noted among attendees at the Livermore gathering. Reports indicate thefts totaled 380 across the event, with security monitoring ongoing.
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Livermore
Settle
John Rutledge Dies of Heart Attack in San Francisco
John V Rutledge of San Francisco and brother of T F Rutledge of Wineburg died of heart failure a week ago Sunday. The Timer publisher, well acquainted with the deceased, expresses sorrow at his death.
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John Rutledge
John V Rutledge
San Francisco
T. F. Rutledge
Winemetaburg
Football Practice Starts at Local High School
The high school begins football practice with a large squad reporting to Condh Arney. The first game is set against Emmetsburg High at Eamersburg on September 22. A practice game is scheduled for Terris Friday this week.
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Condh Arney
Emmetsburg High
Eamersburg
Terris
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