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Principles in Practice in San Francisco Labor Peace Effort
The piece notes a capital and labor peace effort in San Francisco with leaders forming a parliament of public opinion to ease industrial tension. It questions why such principle driven actions are newsworthy when professed ideals exist widely, and cites Gilda Gray amid divorce chatter as a tangential intrusion.
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Theater theory notes and a trade export surge
The piece argues for dramatic flair in daily life and politics, crediting California university instructor Leon Connell with showing how theatrical instinct boosts success. It also reports April 1922 export gains, with exports near 114.6 million and imports down 44 percent from a year earlier amid a global recession, citing the Commerce Department.
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Leon Connell
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Export Trends Shift Amid Armament Drive Abroad
The report notes export gains in vegetable foods beverages wheat grain barley oats and tobacco along with industrial and agricultural machinery. Despite armament expansion the largest export increases were in nonwar items while copper and crude petroleum exports to Japan rose about 40 percent and a third of raw cotton exports fell from 28.5 million to 20.1 million.
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European Announcer Plans Grand Canyon Rental Home
A prominent visiting European announcer says he will rent a house on the rim of the Grand Canyon while abroad. A probe ally suspects he would not feel at home unless he did. The remarks place him on the brink of some uncertain development.
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The World's Not So Crazy Says A Quiet Philosopher
A pasted philosophy page argues life is simple if relaxed, contrasting Western haste with Belgian leisure, noting happiness comes from letting life unfold. It cites global habits like tea breaks and bicycle travel. It ends with a note about actors aging on cue and future lawsuits.
Symbols of Alliances Highlight Realities of War Woes
Paris failed to reach Prague by direct lines through Germany and Italy. Officials refused transmission, forcing a relay via Warsaw under an international accord to Czechoslovakia. The interruption left France cutoff from eastern Europe for hours, making the Rome Berlin axis seem tangible. A professor notes the worker’s hard life yet jokes about reaching the corner.
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Best Editorial of the Day Jerry Dk'd Speak In Jersey City
A Montana congressman Jerry OConnell avoided his advertised Jersey City speech amid a hostile crowd, escorted by police to Washington. The piece claims his theatrics insult Montanans while Senators Wheeler and Murray work on urgent state needs. calls for accountable representation and criticizes O Connell’s absence from duty while other leaders push public works and water conservation.
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Farm Labor Shift Shapes Unemployment Outlook
The Haskin Letter reports rising farm employment through next autumn as the Federal Bureau of Agricultural Economies estimates 1.7 million more farm workers by late summer, boosting purchasing power and industrial demand. Migratory labor rises in North and West, with 5.6 million hired workers nationwide and wide regional differences in farm employment patterns amid a move toward corporate scale farming.
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Fragmented quotes spark court, diplomacy, and faith debate
A Philadelphia police court references Charles Webb claiming past sweetheart harassment. Separate remarks from Alexander Troyanovsky and Cordell Hull touch on European democracy aid, American religious revival, and regional peace built on moral and economic bases.
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Philadelphia
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On the Record fantasy dialogue about cows and the New Deal
A humorous dialogue recounts a fiscal and political satire where state control over cows is questioned. The Grouse character laments New Deal meddling while a Patagonia fable compares predators and herbivores to politicians and bureaucrats, suggesting unintended consequences of policy.
The Brain and Mammal Distinctions in Man's Mind
This article discusses the human brain as the master organ enabling thought speech and creation, comparing brains across species from fish to mammals. It notes mammals nurture their young learn adaptability and contrasts with lower animals and apes like orangutans chimps gorillas, highlighting their growing reasoning and tool use.
Reader Q and A on varied facts from 1938 era column
A compilation of Q and A from a Helena newspaper page answering diverse questions. Topics include biology records medical education radio ownership unemployment benefits Puerto Rico tracks Joan of Arc tobacco income and colonial publishing links. It also notes Roosevelt gold control powers and backward flight hummingbirds.
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