Treasury Accelerates Daily Spending Amid Stimulus Push
The Treasury boosts daily cash output from 6.82 million to about 23 million to spur recovery as the 1939 fiscal year begins spending and lending drives. President Roosevelt issues banking rules to free about 3.6 billion idle in banks and allows longer loans and small‑company bond investments. Estimated next year’s deficit doubles prior, with debt possibly reaching 40.0 billion. tax income rises offset by social security and recession effects.
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Washington
Treasury
Adinistration
Roose
Fed
Ers
Ury
Wed
Pita
New York’s Dr Ecker Heads National Championship Bridge Field
Dr Richard H Ecker Jr of New York the new national masters individual champion will be among the bridge experts at the summer session of the National Championships of the American Contract Bridge League. He won the title in April by a narrow margin of one match point.
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Richard H. Ecker, Jr
New York
Ecker Wins Blue Ribbon Bridge Title With Squeeze Duel
Dr. Ecker, a dentist and New York lawyer, wins the blue ribbon bridge event in Asbury Park. In a key private hand he executes a double squeeze, leads through East, and captures five spade tricks to seal a seven doubled victory.
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Asbury Park
Dr. Ecker
New York
Dr. Eeker
East
West
Ecker
Veven
Hitler Solved Jobless Problem Amid Liberty Cost
Berlin dispatch reports Adolf Hitler reduced unemployment from 6 million in 1933 to 338000 by state control of the economy. The regime drafted workers, coerced capital into state use, limited private dividends, and expanded public works and rearmament, with liberty and anti-social groups harshly treated.
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Hitler
Germany
Associated Press
Berlin
The Hammer Through Time by Uncle Ray
The article traces hammer evolution from stone and hand tools to steam powered giants by James Nasmyth. It highlights the development of tack magnets steam hammers and sizes from small 50 gram to 12 ton behemoths used in forging and steel shafts. It notes Nasmyth's innovations and the spread of steam hammers with cranes handling hot iron.
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Scoteman
James Nasmyth
Nasmyth
Europe
Vacation Tour Photo Record Guidance
The article emphasizes using photos to document a vacation tour as a complete record. It advises capturing historical markers, signs, road names, and points of interest in sequence, including overnight stops and country surroundings. It notes photos preserve memory and are quicker than notes, urging thorough, continuous visual storytelling led by John van Guilder.
Notice of Sale of Land in Guilford County North Carolina
Public auction set for Monday July 18 1998 at 11 00 A M in High Point NC to sell land described by reference to Highland Avenue and Coltrane Street subject to unpaid taxes and street assessments. Purchaser to pay 5 percent deposit the day of sale and the sale is conducted by Trustee W C Idol with Haworth and Reese Attorneys.
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N. L. Taylor
W. C. Idol
Guil- North Carolina
High Point
A. M. Foliownia
Guilford County
North Carolina
High Point Broinning
Wighland Avenue
Coltrane Street
Highland Avenue
Haworth & Reese, Attorneys
Textile wage law plan urged by TWOC leaders
R R Lawrence, TWOC Southeast director, urges Gov Johnston and Graves to back a textile industry wage committee under the new federal wage and hour act. The group would study wages, set recommendations for the administrator, and aim for prompt effect 120 days after signing. The letter stresses maintaining a 49 hour week and resisting competitive chaos to sustain revival and local commerce.
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R. R. Lawrence
TWOC
Southeast
Johnston
South Carolina
Graves
Alabama
Winchell Notes on Politics and Phrases From Page Four
The column surveys political talk and epithets used by leaders, noting terms like chiseler economic royalists and baloney dollar tied to the 59-cent figure. It hints at the evolving vocabulary as editors and public figures coin phrases.
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Chiseler
al Smith
Frank Hague
The Talkies and a Changing Film Language
The piece notes confusion over film terminology as directors wield the megaphone and audiences shift away from the phrase talkies as in DeMille era. It observes a generational gap with The New York Evening Sun retaining the old label for reviews.
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Meg
DeMille
New York Evening Sun
Chicago dairy market stalls show varied creamery grades
Chicago reports steady creamery product prices with 1,452,121 firm total and mixed grade ranges. Extras 26 percent, firsts 90-91 percent, seconds 22-24 percent, standards 26 percent. Eggs at 19,575 steady with graded extras and car lots reflecting local demand and storage.
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Chicago
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