Children Dying Under Sovietism Exposed in Russia Scare
New York June 3. A compilation by A Sack director of the Russian information bureau in the United States outlines Bolshevist treatment of Russian children. Reports from Moscow claim plans to mold children as future Communists and to nationalize them, with nursery conditions cited as deadly.
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Midsummer Madness Promises Brilliant Cast at Broadway
William De Mille presents Midsummer Madness at the Broadway theatre for two days starting Monday. Adapted from Cosmo Hamilton's His Friend and His Wife, the film features Leif WIlson Jack Holt Wil a Lee and Conrad Nagel with a tale of two couples and a pivotal indiscretion.
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Where Has All the Money Gone in a Tight Money Era
The piece explains money is tight not from a shortage of wealth but from price declines and unbalanced debt. It notes that bank deposits rose with loans during inflation, but as agricultural prices fell the real debt paying power diminished, especially in farming regions. It highlights interbank lending and the regional impact on employment and purchasing power.
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Wages Decline and Industry Hopes Amid Recovery Signals
Wages show a steady downward trend with a 29 percent cut by Steel Corporation and wage scale revisions by the Railroad Labor Board aimed at promoting recovery. Wheat markets firm with lowered winter crop estimates and continued exports. Livestock markets steady in May, with cattle and sheep in fair demand and hogs above parity. Raw cotton consumption in April fell 28 percent from 1920, textiles and wool demand modestly improved. Iron and steel at low production, building costs hinder construction, and building permits drop 24 percent from 1920. Auto demand weak since April, money rates ease slightly as Federal Reserve banks cut rates from 1 to 1 percent.
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Moonlight Sparks Scandal in New De Mille Film
The Broadway screens William De Mille’s Midsummer Madness starting Monday for two days. The tale follows a romantic woman neglected by her busy husband and a weary suitor, tracing how midnight moonlight inflames shared passions between two married couples.
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