Resettlement clash with Ozark hillbillies sparks resistance
Article argues Ozarker residents cling to hills and traditions, resisting relocation by Rex Tugwell and federal programs. It portrays hill country life as deeply rooted, nostalgic, and immune to ambitions, suggesting little chance of successful resettlement. It notes Dr Townsend’s bold claims and alleged funding from the aged to push takeover.
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Resettlement Administration
Ozark Hillbillies
Hils
Tennessee
Carolinas
Plaires
Ozark Country
Dawegs
America
Rex Tugwell
Ozarks
Taxed At Every Turn In New York tax report calls for reform
A New York state tax commission study finds over 340 revenue statutes clash with federal laws and urges nationwide coordination. It cites heavy burdens from duplicative income and commodity taxes on liquor tobacco and petroleum and argues for economy and revision to stimulate business and aid workers and investors. It notes political rhetoric and mentions Taft at the Republican National Convention and questions about favoritism in Dup County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State Tax Commission
Commission
America
Mary Ie
Tenga
League
Gonil
Awa Conaciowa
Lexpro Ile
United States
Whiggie
Machines Create More Jobs Despite Tech Progress
The Machinery and Allied Products Institute argues against the unemployment fear tied to mechanization. Between 1879 and 1930 US population grew 218 percent, while employed people rose 291 percent. From 1900 to 1940, about 20 million new jobs appeared during peak technological advancement.
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Machinery and Allied Products Institute
United
Mechanization Spurs Jobs in Twentieth Century Growth
The text notes 47 million added population and 422 new jobs during a period of rapid development. It argues that technological progress and employment are not opposed, with engineers and technocrats promoting progress as a path to greater abundance, challenging gloom about automation.
Queen Mary Ships Atlantic Crest The Great Liner Impresses
The Queen Mary sails New York to Southampton amid praise for her size speed and opulence. The article notes three on board churches a vast restaurant and swimming pools while arguing big liners burden taxpayers and overlook practical needs. It also contrasts with France's Normandie and calls for better smaller ships.
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Atlantic
New York
Southampton
Independent
France
Normandie
England
Sergaing Fritens
Queen Mary
Magpusha'r
Norroandiere
Hige Minera Fintte
Devaji
Presa
No Gas Alk y War at Detroit Chemurgic Meet
The Detroit Chemurgic conference closed peacefully with oil and power alcohol factions agreeing on alcohol’s claims and market potential. A Bailor Manufacturing plant in Atchison Kansas aims to prove alcohol can compete with gasoline, guiding production costs and marketing. Agriculture could gain if raw materials markets recover, potentially absorbing about 65 million bushels of corn annually.
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Detroit
John W
Atchison, Kan
Bailor Manufacturing Company
Washington, DC
Jung T
Economais
Alntemmen Antthaniora
Ft Onsany
Switzerland
Holland
Belgium
Germany
United Sinton
United States
China
Second Century Gospel Manuscript Details Uncovered
A marginal manuscript from the bridal museum corridor claims the second gospel was written around 85 A D, citing Taples as overseer of Blaban and Theropolis and linking Peter’s direct teachings to Mark. The account situates early Christian writings in Rome’s era, with Mary’s house in Jerusalem hosting a yearly Christ center and Mark learning from Peter and Paul amid Apostolic era tensions.
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Nearlxin
Secont
Mark
Jesin
Tanith
Malesting
Uine
Taples
Blaban
Manchester
Agland
Peter
Paw
Marisa
Jose Lonaplenoust
Cxty
Mack
John
Mary
Jeruauiem
Groun
Pater
James
Jonn
Hapsilare
Tet Jonahin Tilele
Kiewit
Chia
Evry
Church
Historiang
Monetary policy and world finance tensions rising
An analysis argues that global currency stabilization hinges on wartime outcomes and a move away from the gold standard. It notes the United States influence on Europe, speculative capital flows, and the shift of American investment abroad affecting economies from France to Australia and beyond.
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United States
Amarfca
France
Fragmented quotes on politics and society from notable figures
A garbled collection of statements attributed to university leaders and a secretary of state contrasts with views on crime prevention and competition. The text hints at political deception, public danger, and the idea that free competition yields progress, though the source is fragmented and unclear.
Inflation and Gold Standards Spark Global Tensions
Analysis from the Seattle Star argues that private enterprise drives growth more than government spending, while inflation poses risks to both the U S and allied economies. It notes Britain’s off gold standard status since 1931 and warns that shifting monetary regimes could destabilize markets, with a final call to uphold tolerance against rising extremist groups like the Black Legion in Michigan.
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Ku Wx Klan
Black Legion
Thouganda
Michigah
Order
Morgan
Wurepo
Fosti
Thas
Alea
Editors Debate Church and Germany In A Nation At War
A collage of editorials attacks and defenses on Catholic trials in Germany and anti Nazi sentiment. Comments from America weekly and London Tablet accuse church leaders of immorality plots while praising naval power and criticizing U S civil service, with broad condemnations of the Black Legion and calls for reform.
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Tila Country 1
Englind
Garminy
Coblonx
America
Vintine
Tablet
Prince Hubertus Iu Lonnonstein
Gave & Krimpan
Ho Wan
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Australia
Orient
South America
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Max Winkler
Truth and Wiedow
Alan Valentine
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Aimpla Renger
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Fredarick Thrasher
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Michigan
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