Political impulse behind improved business or a gift horse
The article argues that stock gains and business stir may reflect a political stimulus ahead of November. It praises budget cuts and frugality by parties, warning against higher taxes from federal social programs while favoring reduced government costs to boost business without increasing unemployment reliance on relief.
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The Safe Way Back to Sound Conditions
The piece warns that a bull market tempts distressed Americans to gamble their remaining resources to regain wealth. It notes formerly affluent individuals clinging to past status, risking ruin on a rising market, and urges a gradual restoration of values to avoid further hardship.
The Safe Path Back to Prosperity
The piece argues against risky ventures and speculative fever, warning that many seek quick wealth but risk deeper losses. It advocates gradual recovery through legitimate business that serves customers and earns steady profits for individuals and the economy.
Guilford Woman Sentenced Ten to Fifteen Years
A Guilford Superior Court judge sentenced a woman to ten to fifteen years in the penitentiary. The report notes the judge’s discomfort and contrasts with historic Salem witch executions. The piece also critiques congressional expense abuses and calls for accountability.
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Revelations That Brought Proper Punishment
An editorial notes looming fallout from payroll abuse disclosures as voters punish implicated lawmakers in upcoming elections. It asserts both Senate and House members faced backlash for payroll loading, with the full scope to emerge after fall returns.
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Trends in German politics and the Nazi rise
Richard Cary examines Nazi aims and social shifts in Germany noting that raw violence masks broader threats. He cites 400000 storm troopers on rolls, but only a few thousand rioters, while hunger and unemployment fuel discontent. Calls for reparations reform and international cooperation seek to ease nationalist tensions and aid recovery.
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Behind the Scenes in Washington Political Hands for Hoover
Rodney Dutcher notes the younger administration figures now poised to carry the Republican campaign. Cabinet members especially Mills Hurley Wilbur are set for key speeches while Roosevelt looms as a rival.
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Owen Churchill Assured Olympic Yacht Title
Owen Churchill secured the eight-meter yachting championship aboard Angelita with his fourth straight win in Los Angeles Harbor on August 69. The Angelita finished the 12 mile course in 2 26 46, ahead of Sir Ronald Maitland's Santa Maria at 2 26 29. Gilbert Gray in Jupiter led early on another victory over the Star fleet as Gray's 26 points edged Windsor and Joy of Great Britain for second place with 18 points.
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Flood Fosters Jobs In Lexington Tobacco Plants
About 500 workers have been hired in Lexington tobacco plants to move and dry Burley leaf damaged by the cloud burst flood last week. The disaster cost five lives and caused about 1 million dollars in losses across central Kentucky.
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Watchman Robbed on Job in Spokane
Spokane police report watchman George Deal was robbed of 70 dollars while on duty. The incident occurred at the work site and he notified authorities. No further details were provided about suspects or security measures.
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Mon tana and Kazanjian Wrestle in Camden Clash
In Camden North Dakota Joe Montana at 104 pounds and Casey Kazanjian at 210 pounds each secured one fall. Both wrestlers collided heads and toppled, ending the bout amid intense action as spectators watched.
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Leflin Confesses to Jail Escape in Illinois
New York report states Leon Leflin admitted to detectives that he saved his way out of Dekalb county jail Illinois and that his conscience had been burdening him.
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New York
Leon Leflin
Dekalb County
Illinois
Rush of illicit spirits dumped into Havana street
Passersby watched as authorities broke up 177000 liters of rum whisky and other drinks, letting them flow for twelve hours down a busy Havana thoroughfare. The scene drew curt glances and shrugged shoulders from curious onlookers.
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Patton Life Sentence Nearing End as Wife Joins for War Insurance
In Denver, William C. Patton faces imminent release as his life sentence for murder nears expiry. He remarried his 1922-divorced wife so she can collect his war risk insurance once he dies from tuberculosis, a development expected within hours.
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Uncle Sam Taxes Where They Hit You And How
This 13th of 20 daily primers explains new federal taxes on home-brewers and amateur winemakers. It details levies on brewers wort malt syrup grape concentrate and taxed waters, noting hidden price increases and specific exemptions and weekly costs for a typical five gallon batch.
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Robert Talley
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Treasury reports per person money in circulation
The treasury department states there is a national total of 5,726,804,202 dollars in circulation for every man, woman, and child in the continental United States. Public figures reflect the overall money supply.
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Japanese Charged With Dodging Customs Fined $25
Proceedings in police court were solemn as Alderman Stainer presided over a case against a Japanese accused of dodging customs. A small black box produced a mechanical bird that whistled a merry tune during the hearing. The defendant was fined twenty five dollars.
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Auto salesman robbed of car and cash near county road
Foil, an auto salesman, was robbed when a prospect pulled a gun and fled with the car and $22, leaving him eight miles from town. The 25th annual NC county officials convention begins at Wrightsville Beach tonight with county commissioners and accountants meeting.
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Not Hard, But Not Easy
Puzzle clues cover a horizontal and vertical grid with numerous word definitions. Answers include terms for actions and objects across common categories, yielding a themed crossword style challenge with multiple cross references and a mix of simple and obscure words.
Wild Animal Rumors Stir Marion Residents
Police fear a wild animal may be at large as reports say 30 dogs were found dead in recent days with throats torn and bodies mangled, alarming children and locals.
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Wilmington Cape Fear Channel Dredging Nears Completion
The dredging project aims to deepen the Cape Fear river channel from Wilmington to the sea to 80 feet, with completion anticipated within two weeks.
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Wilmington
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