Common Ground on Spending: Fortune Forum Sums Views
Fortune Magazine gathered 11 leaders from business and labor to discuss government spending. They found broad agreement on using public funds to create productive opportunities, while maintaining budget discipline and debt retirement. Public spending should counter the business cycle within a balanced framework.
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Opium Addiction Decline Reported by League of Nations
The League of Nations reports a sharp drop in U S narcotic addicts over the past decade from 100 000 150 000 to 35 000 50 000 and a decline in Canada from about 8000 to 4000. It notes eastern regions remain uncontrolled and calls for international drug production and consumption controls amid estimates of world needs and stocks. A U S narcotic farms plan is mentioned with sites at Lexington Kentucky and another location.
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Thomson disqualified himself over charity pledge
ST. LOUIS Mo As a candidate for mayor Udell Thomson of suburban Maplewood promised to give half his salary to charity if elected Thus he disqualified himself A state law entitled bidding for office forbade such a gesture and Thomson withdrew from the campaign.
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Pioneer Colonist and Puzzle Clues Across Horizontal and Vertical Entries
A cryptic collage of crossword style clues lists terms from PIONEER COLONIST to various definitions and word plays. The page mixes historical cues with vocabulary prompts, including references to Persia Earth Kindled and other enumerated hints, concluding with puzzle-like entries and a courtesy title.
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A series of quick Q A style items lists several facts. Marie Antoinette was Austrian. The fourth place National League team last year was Cincinnati. A hydrophile is a water-loving plant term. Alfred Tennyson wrote Idylls of the King. Apollos was born in Alexandria Egypt as cited in Acts 18 24 28.
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Battle over United States delegate to Inter American Commission of Women
Washington women clash in a public row over who holds the U S delegate post to the Inter American Commission of Women. Doris Stevens pushes for equal rights while Mary Winslow backs protective laws for women, sparking fury among clubwomen and politicians. Critics argue influence sways the appointment and debate rages as history notes a delayed outcome.
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