Five years of Hitlerism ends in public reckoning
Staff correspondent surveys the rise of Adolf Hitler from Versailles to re militarized Germany. The piece traces conscription, naval expansion, the Rhineland occupation, the Berlin Rome axis and the indoctrination drive from kindergarten to youth leagues, noting unemployment decline and the regime’s grip on German currency.
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Where Did Our Money Go Recovery Dollars Walk Through Economy
John T. Flynn explains how most relief dollars circulated through workers, merchants, and banks, then became sterilized as savers hoard or invest them. He notes billions vanish from circulation when savers or banks avoid lending, with funds recycling via government securities and deposits until trapped in savings.
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John T. Flynn
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John Smith
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Brown
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Mr. Brown
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Pan American Opens Regular Pacific Airmail Route Link
Pan American Airways launches regular bi weekly flights linking Australasia and America on a 7000 mile Pan Pacific path via Auckland Pago Pago Samoa Kingman Reef and Honolulu with cargo shipments and potential airmail. Clippers depart San Francisco Wednesdays for China bound service with freight to Hawaii and the South Pacific final conquest of the ocean advances another step.
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South Pacific
Pan American Airways
Australasia
America
Silhouette Photography Fun for Snapsharers
Simple setups use a white sheet as a backlight and a strong light behind it. Place subjects in front of the sheet and frame with even lighting to create imaginative silhouettes. Use black cutouts for motion and humor, ensure the sheet is wrinkle free, and control stray light for clean shadows.
Germany’s Four Year Plan and War Material Demands
The piece argues Germany under Hitler aims to strengthen the army and reach self sufficiency through the Four Year plan. It notes manpower limits excluding certain groups and cites reliance on imports for 26 key materials. It discusses Goering’s task and the push for colonies and eastern access to resources.
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Germany
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Europe
Russia
Ukraine
Whisky Barter System Emerges After Currency Collapse
After the continental currency collapsed in 1780, South Carolina adopted whisky as a unit of value for barter. The move reflected local adaptation to scarce money and helped communities trade goods and services amid uncertain finances.
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South Carolina
North America Uses Half the World Timber
North America housing about one twelfth of humanity consumes roughly half of the world's timber. The statement highlights the region's high demand for wood products compared with global population.
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North America
Lake Tanganyika Sixth Largest in World by Area
The lake ranks as the sixth largest globally with an area of about 15 000 square miles. It sits on the rift between Tanzania and the Democratic Republic of the Congo and is noted for its deep waters and unique biodiversity.
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Lake Tanganyika
Baltic Sea depth and oil pipeline networks
The Baltic Sea is the sixth largest sea by area and has an average depth of 122 feet. In the United States more than 112000 miles of pipeline are used to gather and transport crude oil.
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Baltic Sea
United States
England’s costly roads make 60 mph stretch worth $500000 a minute
An article notes the high expense of road construction in England, estimating that a car moving at sixty miles per hour covers a segment valued at about five hundred thousand dollars in each minute of travel.
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England
Tea safely: 439 cups daily for average-weight adults
An American scientist claims that a person of average weight can drink 439 cups of tea per day without risk of injury. The assertion frames tea as a surprisingly high daily limit under certain conditions.
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