Government spending undercut private investment says Flynn
John T Flynn argues in Progress that government spending spurred a false recovery and inflated prices. He credits spending for some gains but criticizes policy as misplanned, creating uncertainty and deterring private investment while fearing inflation. Eccles centers the debate, but both sides miss key reform needs and long term stability.
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NEA Service
Marriner Eccles
Eccles
Wall Street
Exchange
Get Out Crystal and Look at Future of '39
The article previews what 1939 may bring with global tension rising after 1938’s Munich settlement. It notes Britain leader Chamberlain’s January visit to Mussolini, signaling possible Italian support for English policy and a shift in Mediterranean dynamics, while warning of new tensions in Europe.
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Crystal
Adolf Hitler
Doug Corrigan
Europe
Munich
Britain
Naville Chamberlain
Mussolini
Italy
Mediterranean
Tunisia
Cranium Crackers Quiz on False and True Statements
A playful list asks which statements are true or false. It mentions Henry and Oscar Wilde, anchorites, Scrooge, the Diesel engine, and a punkah, with tainted or misattributed facts and an instruction to provide answers on a page.
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Henry
Oscar Wilde
Scrooge
Dickens
David
Punkah
Paige Tyo
Post Office Builds Mobile Phone Exchange
The post office has begun a mobile automatic telephone exchange moved by a tractor to serve remote villages and areas hit by storms or fires. New Zealand reports 4,241 unemployed from a population over 1.7 million.
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London
New Zealand
Thought Troubles as Tools for God’s Fashions
A Beecher quote notes that troubles shape character and prepare one for better things in life, suggesting spiritual growth through hardship.
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God
H. W. Beecher
Second Meet Is Called Saturday in Labor Dispute
A second labor conference is planned for Saturday at Gunter Brothers Sawmill in Hope after a morning closure. State Labor Commissioner Ed McKinley and URW&I reps met with mill executives and pledged friendly talks toward future hearings. Picket lines thinner than before remain outside the mill where 57 Williams workers were laid off when the mill closed for repairs.
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Gunter Brothers
Hope
State Labor Commission
Ed I. McKinley
Little Rock
Gunters Brothers
J. R. Williams
McNab
Williams
W. F. Hutchens
AFL
Williams Company
Willams
RL. Hendrix
United Brotherhood of Carpenters Union of Hope
Colorado hunter harvest report shows birds killed and crippled
J. D. Hart, chief state game warden, reports during the Colorado pheasant season 24,975 hunters killed and retrieved 30,805 birds while 7,585 were crippled but not recovered. This summarizes the year’s hunting outcome with emphasis on the total kill and crippled figures.
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Denver
J. D. Hart
Turkey hero saves house from Thanksgiving fire
HYANNIS Neb A turkey on the Frank Whitcomb farm saved its neck by pulling a fire alarm on Thanksgiving morning. The bird leapt from a burning chicken shed onto the farmhouse roof, waking the family and allowing them to extinguish the blaze before it spread to nearby structures.
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Hyannis
Q1st Birthday for Mrs. Sallie Green
Mrs. Sallie Green known as Aunt Sallie in Ozan and Hempstead County marked her 1st birthday. Born December 27 1847 in a nearby log cabin she helped found St Paul and Oran Methodist churches. Only three of her eight children attended the birthday dinner as she remains the oldest resident in the Gzan community.
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Winnie Sparks
Sallie Green
Ozan
Hempstead
Sallie
Gzan
J. F. Stuart
St. Paul
Oran Methodist Church
Barkley Again Is Leader of Senate
Senate Democrats unanimously re elected Sen Charles Barkley of Kentucky as majority leader at a harmonious meeting on Saturday. He was re elected on the motion of Sen Pittman of Nevada, with Sen Harrison of Mississippi serving as temporary chairman. Harrison had been Barkley’s rival for the post last year, defeated by a single vote. A forthcoming Senate campaign expenditures committee report is said to exonerate Harry Hopkins from participation in WPA political activity and finds no evidence he knew of coercion by federal relief or state employees in Kentucky Tennessee and Pennsylvania.
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Senate
Barkley
Kentucky
Pittman
Nevada
Harrison
Mississippi
Rebersng
Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee
Harry Hopkins
Tennessee
Pennsylvania
WPA
Douglas
Corrigan Thaws as Dorothy Appleby Playfully Teases Him
Hollywood gossip notes Douglas Corrigan, famed wrong way flyer, softening under Dorothy Appleby’s pranks on the set of The Flying Irishman. Appleby recounts lighthearted scenes from the commissary to a still gallery and hints Corrigan may loosen up and see her without makeup.
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Paul Harrison
NEA Service
Hollywood
Douglas Corrigan
Dorothy Appleby
Miss Appleby
Corrigan
RKO
New Year Editorial Reflects On Resolutions And Purpose
A New Year editorial by Bruce FaTron contemplates the habit of making resolutions, noting humanity’s stars as guidance amid doubt. It argues people drift toward self interest but can grow toward higher ideals, eventually aligning actions with cherished dreams through steadfast renewal.
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Bruce faTron
Fox
Mariner
Thedy
Shany
Ciis
Bette
Hemstead County officers to be inducted into new line up
In Hempstead county a reshuffle will induct Hempsi officers into new roles. Clarence chief of police, Sheriff James E Beard, and Robert L. Byers formerly county clerk will hold deputy posts with Tom Middleby as jailer and field deputy. Hill to succeed Date as county clerk, with Joe Stuart and Dewey Hendrix among deputies. Isabell Onstead named deputy while tax assessor retires. Royce Weisenberger to join county ranks. John B. Vi re-elected to generic assembly post. James H. Pilkinton named state senator for Holst district.
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Omar
James E
Beard
Clarence
Baker Hi
Robert L. Byers
Hempstead
Ward
Tom Middleby
Hill
Citizens National
Joe Stuart
Depu
Hil Dewey
Hendrix
Isabelle’ Onstead
Ralph Oakey
Ford Franks Isesondee
Royce Weisenberger
Kansas Assembly
Little Rock
James H. Pilkinton
Holst
Japan's Open Door Reply Rejected by U S Note
The United States formally rejected Japan's November 18 note proposing a new order in China. Ambassador Grew handed the reply to Swada, after a brief Foreign Office meeting. Berlin papers also lash at the United States in reaction to the protests.
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Japan
United States
China
Oan
Joseph C. Grew
Swada
Foreign Office
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