World agriculture problem argues for conciliatory U S policy
The Helena Daily Independent comments that American farming faces a twofold challenge from international shifts and war era policies. It notes Europe seeks food independence, reduces imports, and questions free access to world markets. The piece urges U S policy shifts to avoid strict protectionism while retaining competitiveness.
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Helena Vaily
Independent Publishing Company, Inc
Helens
Montane
Campbell
Wall
America
Chicago
Kansas City
Valley of the Nile
Europe
Car safety inspection urged to prevent hazards at night
An article argues cars off the assembly line need regular six month inspections to adjust headlights and brake and steering systems, noting rough roads and heavy traffic strain components. It warns dangerous nighttime driving if beams are misaligned and emphasizes proactive checks over costly accidents. It also mentions a solar age claim about the sun’s future death in 150000 million years.
Vacation Money and the Dilemma of Spending
An amateur economist argues households should spend vacations at home to boost local business and employment. Yet railroads, hotels, garages, and eateries benefit from travel, so the best choice is unclear. The piece notes families weigh prudent spending against prodigality and cites a parable about radio advertising versus print media.
The Broad Viewpoint on Sympathy and Judgment
A columnist muses on the maxim to put oneself in another’s place, noting its limits for relatives and public figures. Differences in natures and backgrounds prevent identical judgments, making fair evaluation hard. mentions Sing Sing inmates found in a wine vat and Mabel Walker Whitebrand’s legal view.
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Charles Reade
Mabel Walker Whitebrand
Inspectors find car faults in headlights brakes and steering
Nine states last year conducted automobile inspections to gauge proper operation and to collect safety statistics. Findings show major faults at critical points—headlights, brakes, and steering gears—posing safety risks and underscoring the need for regular adjustment, even on new cars from dealers.
Railroads seek 15 percent freight rate hike
A Republican era piece weighs the complexities of rail regulation as American railroads push for a 15 per cent rise in freight rates. It notes regulatory limits, competitive pressures from buses and planes, and the uncertain outcome on wages, shippers, and overall economy. It also criticizes the Faceist code and references social norms from earlier days.
Tenderloin demands shape American Appetite in Editorial
The Omaha World Herald editorial argues Americans crave tenderloin steaks as a symbol of economic aspiration. It links national appetite to immigration, industry, and progress, noting cooking forms reflect broader cultural shifts. The piece contends genuine fault lies in underperforming appetite rather than desire itself.
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New York
Hamburg
America
Cartier
Jamestown
Billie Island
Drought Forecast Linked to Antarctic Ice Expansion and Crop Shortages
The Haskin Letter warns that dry weather over the southern hemisphere and likely India in 1932 will trigger serious crop failures and a global grain shortage with higher prices. Antarctic ice buildup is blamed for altered ocean currents, cooler Gulf Stream, and reduced rainfall, threatening North American production and worldwide farm relief through price increases.
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Washington DC
India
Antarctic
James Clark Ross
Byrd
United States Hydrographic Office
United States
North America
Federal Farm Board
Arctic
South Pole
North Pole
Globe
Sir James Clark Moss
Antarctic Circle
Herbert Jangrin Browne
New Zealand
South America
Africa
Bert
Maen Ondie
T. Ia
Australia
Argentina
South Afrea
South Atlantic
Indian Ocean
Inddia
Pulse Rates Vary Greatly Even in Normal People
Dr Morris Fishbein notes heart rate varies due to emotion stress breathing vagus nerve and drugs. A US Public Health Service study found office workers’ heart rates varied 6 to 7 bpm day to day with no significance, highlighting anxiety over minor fluctuations.
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United States Pubiic Health Service
Free service for readers prompts new questions at bureau
The Helena Independent Bureau urges patrons to send questions with name and address and two cents for return postage. The item lists various trivia questions and answers about astronomy, music electronics, censorship, and a famous waving girl legend, with scattered names and places.
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Bureau
Helena
Burheau
Frederick Huskin
Washington, D
National Bureau of Standards
AMRA
Bureau of Standards
T.h Avenue
New York
Ninritean Gird Liberties Union
Pluywilglia
Piumres
Prajadiers
Radio Honk
George W Marts
Matius
Siyuinily
John Lawson
Standard Oil Promotes Colorado Figure to Deputy GM
Dr Matt Paulis, head of the Hockey Mountain division of Standard Oil of Indiana, with Casper headquarters, is named assistant general manager of all manufacturing. He will move to Chicago in July to report to Dr Henry Cash and Dr R L Humphreys. J E Rouse to become regional manager succeeding Panlfa. Panlfa to be succeeded by J J Thompson.
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Glyde Tambaugh
Edwin Emory Slosson
University of Kansas
Tombaugh
Royal Astronomical Society of Great Britain
Mount Wilson Observatory
Pasadena
Henry Ford
Lenawee County
Shehr
United States
New York
Hoston
Philadelphia
Chicago
New Orleans
Baltimore
Newark
Providence
Wallace Boldingar
Lord Fauntleroy
Denver
Matt Paulis
Hocky Mountain
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Casper
Wyo
Paulis Wall
Duticn
Genry Cash
R I Humphreys
Indima Company
Consecration of Stephen E Keeler as Minnesota Bishop Coadjutor
Chicago hosts the consecration service for Rev Stephen E Keeler named bishop coadjutor of the Minnesota diocese. Most Rev James De Wolf Perry presides. Rt Rev Frank A McElwain and Rt Rev George C Stewart assist as co consecrators. A large delegation from Minnesota attends.
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Chicago
Stephen E Keeler
Perry
Frank A McElwain
Minnevote
George C. Stewart
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Your Daily Health Service
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Roy Johnson
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