Aber declares pump priming leads to ruin in spendthrift critique
Washington reports Representative Taher of New York, minority member of the appropriations committee, warned Friday that continuing the Roosevelt spending program would end in total financial upheaval. He claimed congressional appropriations reached 13.27 trillion, criticizing five years of pumping funds as eroding economic structure, delaying jobs, and pushing private business and farm ownership toward total regimentation. He put the total above most estimates by about 1.0 to 1.4 trillion, citing a 700 million reclamation fund and oil royalty movements as factors.
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New York
Se Appropriations Committee
Congress
Merica
Tabor
Taber
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This Man 2 Percent Joe Murray in Port Lansing
A serialized tale follows Joe Murray as unemployment drives him from a loving Terry to shipyards in Port Lansing. He endures loneliness, wages, and moral strain while Terry pursues work and education, only to face a sudden shipyard shutdown. The piece ends with Joe back in a bleak town, contemplating a return.
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Joe
Iork
Terry
Irving
Joe Murray
Port Lansing
Chanes
Thea National
Adit
Uehdy
James Ian
Tia
Ebeling elected president of United States Junior Chamber
In Oakland California on June 18 Philp Ebeling of Darton Ohio was elected president of the United States Junior Chamber of Commerce. Roswell Perry Rosengren of Buffalo NY and Rufus Putnam Evanaville Indiana were among candidates as seven vice presidents were listed. The convention city will be announced tomorrow with officers to be installed. Invitations for the 1944 meeting came from Washington DC and Plan Oklahoma.
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Calif
Philp Ebeling
Darton
Ohio
United States Junior Chamber of Commerce
Ebeling
Roswell Perry Rosengren
Buffalo
Rufus Putnam
Evanaville
Indiana
California
Washington
D. C
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Okla
Albert Boutwill
Birmingham
Ala
M. Q. Gale
Nelson W. Aldrigh
Salt Lake City
Reesa Wilkinson
Greeley
Cole
Frad
Driver, Jr
Omaha
Raymond Bonini
Grand Rapida
Mich
Mark
Government plan to buy wool may aid eastern markets
The Commercial Bulletin reports slow wool trade with government plans to purchase 16 million dollars of clothing for relief. It notes firmer prices for clean best wools, improving but not broad market gains from these removals, and lists quotations across domestic and foreign grades, including mohair and various combings, with prices per pound and region.
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Boston
Final Count in International Typographical Union Race
Indianapolis June 18 the board of elections announced that Claude M Baker of San Francisco defeated incumbent Charles P Howard of Chicago as international president by nearly 14 000 votes The final tally was Baker 87229 Howard 23844 The report notes the count from the eight enni s is unknown and adds an unrelated line about stone clastic science.
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Board of Elections of the
International ‘Typographical
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Claude M. Baker
San Francisco
Charles P. Howard
Chicago
Unio
Baker
Loward
Ye Olde Countrie Haunts and English Lake District Tales
A traveler recalls autumn imagery in the English countryside, visits a youth hostel near Werwick, and learns hostel life offers country insight. He recounts a Scotland castle stay, a Keswick fox hunt, and a Cockermouth pageant with Lord Roche rdale patronage. He notes Wordsworth’s home, Grassmere, and Blackpool’s seven mile Illuminations as vivid regional highlights.
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Keswick
Lake District
Geent
Marooned Plane Landing Fails To Harm Crew In Kansas City Event
Naval Pilot Robert Slye and a passenger were aboard a scout bomber that became jammed on landing gear and floated down to an air port where they survived the four hour ordeal uninjured. The incident occurred as winter brought lighter automobile traffic.
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Kansas City
Robert Slye
Labor board member condemns anti union tactics in Jersey City
Boston reports that National Labor Relations Board member Edwin Smith told Harvard Business School Alumni that Mayor Hague's Jersey City actions show how employers' antiunion propaganda threats democracy. He urged cooperation with unions as a democratic development under capitalism. He warned against employers uniting the community to block workers' right to strike. Earlier, John W. Hanes of the SEC spoke of recovery and social stability through tolerant cooperation. Two London doctors produced smallpox vaccine virus from chicken eggs, enough to vaccinate 7,000 people from 28 eggs.
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Edwin
Smith
National Labor Relations Board
Harvard Business School Alumni Association
Frank Hague
Jersey City
London
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