Nazis Say U S Is Using Same Tricks
The article examines U S export subsidies under Secretary Wallace, arguing the policy mirrors German tactics and could provoke new trade barriers. It notes reduced U S cotton exports, rising global rivals, and potential penalties on German imports as Washington defends its program.
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Preston Grover Washington
Germany
United States
Wallace
Brazil
Hull
Treasury
U. S
India
China
Egypt
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promoted for Malaria
Don’t put up with malaria, take Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic at first sign. A real malaria medicine with tasteless quinidine and iron, claims to combat infection and relieve chills. Pleasant to take and widely used, with emphasis on value in large size.
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Grove
Ildren
Lepke Buchalter and the Rise of an East Side Crime King
The article traces Lepke Buchalter’s rise from a pushcart partner with Jacob Shapiro to a top mob boss. It notes his early arrests, shift to organized crime, and use of fear and violence against rivals and unions. It mentions Shapiro, Jimmy Hines, Louis Buchalter, and the pattern of crime tied to coercive “protective” rackets.
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Tammany
Jimmy Hines
Louis Buchalter
Shapiro
New York
Lepke
Joseph
Joe Strawberry
Amoruso
Louis
Lepke) Buchalter
East Side
Jacob Shapiro
Jake
Gerrahere
Gerrah
Underworld
Augie Orgen
Augie
Gurrah
Snyder
Mr. Snyder
International Cotton Talks Raise Trade Tensions
Brazil protested US moves to claim a market. Canada considers accepting cheaper raw cotton with a penalty tariff on subsidized American cotton goods. England and Canada seek cheap cotton while shielding home markets, muddying the agenda for the September international cotton conference.
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Brazil
Argentina
England
Canada
Washington Home Destroyed by Fire
Fire, believed caused by a defective flue, destroyed the home and furnishings of Mr. and Mrs. Tom G. Haynes on the southeastern edge of Washington. The house burned to the ground with all furnishings lost except a piano. the couple were reportedly at home but unable to extinguish the blaze, with some damage covered by insurance.
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Tom G. Haynes
Washington
Haynes
NYA Program Outlined At Hempstead Meeting
High school leaders and local officials meet at Hope High School to hear B L Horton, NYA supervisor, explain rules for the coming year. The National Youth Administration aid helps low income students stay in school by paying them hourly for work in libraries, labs, clerical and maintenance roles.
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Hempstead
Nevada
Miller
Lafayette
Hope High School
B. L. Horton
National Youth Administration
NYA
Lepke the Notorious Gangster Faces $30,000 Bounty and Murders
The gangster Lepke Buchalter expanded rackets, invested in dope, and faced law with NRA code disruptions. In 1937 he and Gurrah posted bail on an anti trust charge, Curly Holts vanished after a trip to Europe, and a wave of killings in New York led District Attorney Dewey to say Lepke aimed to eliminate former allies and possible witnesses.
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Little Louis
Lepke
Curly) Holts
Europe
Curly
Eaast
NRA Codes
Gurrah
New York
Dewey
Blevins Club Hosts Nelson on Broiler Profit Speech
Mr. Nelson said nothing charged against the chicken house except production costs, making broiler profits clear. He noted easy markets for broilers with trucks from Dallas New Orleans Memphis Shreveport paying cash. Guests included L. J. Brown of Blevins and County Agent Oliver Adams.
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Nelson
Dallas
New Orleans
Memphis
Shreveport
Blevins
Mr. Nelson
L. J. Brown
Oliver Adams
Governor Orders Slash in Expense Curtaillments in Arkansas
Governor Bailey announced a drastic curtailment of departmental operating expenses due to an uncertain revenue condition after a supreme court refunding opinion. He ordered department heads to cut costs across agencies including Welfare and the University of Arkansas Medical School, with highway and agriculture funds also facing reductions.
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Little Rock
Supreme Court
Bailey
Sam
Paul EB
Gutensohn
Fort Smith
Senate
Nyberg
Tuberculosis Sanataria
University of Arkansas Medical School
Welfare Department
Highway Department
Humphrey Declines Run in Arkansas Congressional Race
State Auditor J Oscar Humphrey announced he will not seek the fourth district congressional seat in a special election on September 12. The decision came amid speculation that George R Steel might run, with nearby counties Sevier and Howard cited as key splits.
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Little Rock
Ark
J. Oscar Humphrey
Congress
Specia
Honephrey
George R. Steel
Humphey
Adjpinng Ecounties
Humphrey
Sevier
Steel
Howard
Fort Smith
Fadja Cravens
Lind
Claure Rankin
Murtressboray and Steel
Sam Wood
Roy Jean
Willian Jennings
Texarkana School
Togcher
Opera Star Keeps Singing After Nose Injury
Gladys Swarthout banged her nose on stage yet continued singing, a rare case of performers pushing through pain. The note mentions a Bali honey moon quip and references Richard Carlson in a college film, linking to political history like Coolidge’s 1927 no run statement and its precedent.
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Bali
Gladys Swarthout
Calvin Coolidge
Hollywood
Richard Carlson
Willed to the St Louis Firm Brings Odd Start
A St Louis employee arrived at work to find he had been willed the concern, a strange setup for a chat with the boss. The incident suggests a peculiar inheritance claim or prank affecting workplace hierarchy.
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St. Louis
Student Aid Program Sets Pay and Hours Limits
The document states that participating students receive between $3.00 and $6.00 monthly. Work hours align with local pay rates for the job type, with a maximum of three hours per school day and seven hours on non-school days under the student aid program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essary
Dress pattern promises flattering fit for youth and club wear
Advertisement notes pattern 8582 fashioning a paneled skirt to slim hips and waist, with two sleeve options and bustle shaping. Describes fabric choices crepe or rayon jersey, sizes 36 to 44, pricing details for pattern 4532 and Fall Winter Pattern Book, plus order instructions from a Philadelphia area publisher.
Gracie Fields Remains Britain’s Beloved Star Amid Illness
British papers crown Gracie Fields as Queen of music hall fame though hospital reports vary. The Lancastrian star rose from hayfield roots to stage and screen excelling in London and touring venues. American audiences largely missed her charm, but Britons show personal affection as news outlets follow her hospital stay with royal-like attention.
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Malton Bonner
London
Eigland
Elizabeth
Waste Minister
Sune
Grarie
Westminister
Sime
Gracthols
Everbody
Gracie Fields
Jane Cilia
Britain
Stales Taraostar
Sticks
Chaeie
Civi
Festila
Rochelle
Stu
le Ptebhic
Biel
Treba
Cramen's Marriage Not Publicized by Status Actress
Duly Cramen married and divorced without publicity. the only notable point is that she is a movie actress.
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Cramen
Hairless Dogs and Global Reforms in Brief
Fragmented text shows garbled report mentioning hairless dogs and leaders from dipan and China endorsing reforms. Details are unclear and names are unreadable. The item appears to be a compact news snippet with uncertain facts and no coherent event outcome.
Christmas Pageant Eases Heat in Emporia Society Event
In Emporia Kansas women of the Bangorin missionary society organized a Christmas pageant with a homemade tree and carols. The event aimed to bring relief from the heat as residents endured a warm December day.
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Emporia
Kos
Bangorin Missionary Society
Mers
Signs Pact With Continued Iron Page One
Fragmented OCR text discusses World War II diplomacy with Russia and Germany. It mentions British negotiations, German expectations, and Polish resistance beliefs. The piece implies mediations and potential troop movements, referencing Bardia and Rise avaised and various nations' stances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Geri Press
Eertiin Dolan
Eost
Cierman Ale
Cme
Poland
Gernier
Youth policy clash cited in wartime rhetoric
Fragmentary text references a heated youth policy debate linked to wartime sentiment. Mentions W Wallis Notratyal Youth Aaainst degen and United Stele C with Canada, Prager, Washington, and a forecasted Cayvachion avistite. Names and details are incomplete but suggest ideological contest and international tension.
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W. Wallis
Aeluvicnsstrator
Die United Stele C
Canada
Terrutees Forsee Cayvachion Avistite Teroe
Washington
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