Rise in Production Yet Jobs Remain Scarce
CLAUDE A JAGGER surveys postwar US economic shifts from World War I to the Great Depression, noting the transition from borrower to lender, rapid production gains, and large swings in wealth. He highlights currency devaluations, banking upheavals, NRA and AA programs, pump priming, and ongoing unemployment amid recovery debates.
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Claude A Jagger
General Financial
United States
Euthusina
Sam
Midas
Buwe
Vane
America
NRA
Ness
Eilless
Europe
Local Social Notes From Blevins And Shreveport
Mt Blevins residents visited relatives as Ruth Huskey from Little Rock spent weekend with her parents H W Huskey Mrs J N Thomas died after long illness she is survived by her husband and children in a Wednesday night death notice
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Ruth Huskey
Little Rock
Mrs. Tully
Mary
London War Orphans Nurse Hurts and Heals Mary Carroll
Mary Winters awakens in a London hospital after Moravia disaster. She learns a letter from Ann Winters reveals war losses and a Canada link. Dr Lenox guides her toward recovery, renames her Anna Winters, and plans plastic surgery while she contemplates her blackout and love with Vincent.
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Mary Carroll
Arma
Tress
England
States
Qward
Jose
William Winters
Twat
France
Mothe
Bournemouth
London
Douglas Winters
Canada
Ann Winters
Mary
Land of the Living
Gilbert Lenox
Mary Carre
Anna
Vincent
Dr. Lenox
Gilabert Lenox
Hyde Park
Anna Winters
O'Connell
Raising a Family on Corporal Punishment Dilemma
A mother writes about parenting with corporal punishment, noting mothers ask whether to whip a wayward child and the guilt felt whether they whip or abstain, exploring a gentle stance amid strong opinions.
Inonu Adapts Nation on Stamp Amid 150th Constitution Celebrate
A 1938 stamp design pairs Inonu with Franklin D. Roosevelt to mark the 150th anniversary of the American Constitution. The piece notes Inonu’s rise after Ataturk’s death and his role in modernizing Turkey, including battles, diplomacy, and domestic reform. It also touches on his family life and public questions about child discipline.
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Ser Inonu
Turkey
U. S
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Inonu
Kemal Ataturk
Ataturk
Sakkaria
Ismet
Lausanne
Twonu
British Welcome r Continued from Page One
British and French influence limits German freighters in American ports. They avoid fresh provocations as patrols keep ships within a three mile limit. A proposed rule denying bellicose German vessels access to American ports is debated amid strategic caution.
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America
Power and Temperance Govern Lasting Rule
A concise aphorism notes that forceful rule is rarely lasting while steady temperance yields enduring authority. The quote attributes this wisdom to Seneca, emphasizing restraint over violent exertion for durable power.
Csecha to Begin Ration Ecards December 25
In a concise note, the Csecha will issue ration ecards starting December 25. The tickets are expected to read a holiday greeting misworded as Merry Christ Men, reflecting a satirical tone about wartime food shortages. Switzerland is mentioned as being forgotten amid the current dispute.
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Switzerland
Alene
League of Nations
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Ginger) Harrison
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Tex Harrison
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Charles Nelson
Shreveport
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Peet al Oe
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Hempstead
Nevada
Columbia
Lefayette
Johnny
Kuell
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White Star
Harry W. Shiver
E. Ave
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Hope Star
City Bakery
Kroger
Maxwell House
Cart
Vondalf
B. Bag
Sanka Coffee
Whole -Ders
Kroger’s Bacon
Wisconsin
Wesco
K. J. Canlinger
Market Mer
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Gro. Mer
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