Cleveland economist forecasts 1940 business growth
Col. Leonard BP, a Cleveland economist, said industrial production will index near 410 this year, up from 305, and national income should reach about 71 billion, against 69 billion in 1939, signaling a cheerfully improving business year ahead.
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Ayres Predicts Economic Trends Amid War, Election
Col Ayres warned that war and politics hinder accurate forecasting yet offered 1940 projections. He expected higher building contracts, robust exports, rising department store sales, rail freight gains, steady iron and steel output, and auto production near present levels. He noted inflation unlikely and urged rapid economic education.
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Tough Cop Such a Fine Cook Widows Want to Marry Him
Nels Sorensen, a 200 pound Omaha police chief, is famed as a cook at home for five children left motherless nine years ago. Widows reading of his home making skills have made seven proposals. He cooks by adapting a recipe outline to fit his needs, with three children remaining at home.
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Congressman Mapes Dies During Oil Regulation Hearing
New Orleans December 12 AP Representative Carl E Mapes of Michigan 64 a member of the house committee conducting a hearing on the Cole oil regulation bill died today as the hearing neared its second day Mapes was on a southern tour with the committee led by Representative Willis PB Cole of Maryland The death shocked colleagues including Cole Edward A Kelly Charles A Wolverton and Herron Pearson.
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Tennessee
Little Rock child falls to death from tenth floor
A woman about five years old fell from the Boyle building on Fifth and Main in Little Rock. Coroner says a handbag bearing the name Mrs J M Short was found in the tenth floor suite. No witness to the fall. an insurance office occupied the room.
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Baptists Seek $30,000 Budget Increase for 1940
Kansas City Dec 12 AP Directors of the Missouri Baptist General Association consider a $30,000 boost to the 1940 budget. Dr Edgar Godbold says it would be the biggest increase in 10 years. Part funds would aid pastors for 100 churches lacking pulpit workers. The 1939 budget was 375,000.
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Roosevelt to Spend Weekend at Hyde Park Home
President Roosevelt will depart Washington on Thursday and spend the weekend at his Hyde Park, New York, residence, per AP dispatch dated December 12.
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Labor Board Inquiry Opens with Sharp Exchanges
House committee launches probe into Wagner Act administration with $30,000 budget to examine effects on labor relations. Toland notes refusals to decide due to age of cases while Leiserson defects and mocks process as “stupid non sense” as Madden and board officials prepare for further testimony.
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Labor Board Sparks Bitter Exchange Over Wagner Act
A memorandum cites Boettiger, Roosevelt’s son-in-law, saying he did not blame employers for criticizing the Wagner Act's administration. The discussion involved John L. Lewis, Homer Martin, and concerns about a case linked to William Randolph Hearst’s Seattle newspaper and the American Newspaper Guild.
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Britain Claims Air Superiority Over Germany
London December 12 Sir Kingsley Wood told the house of commons that Britain could claim definite superiority in aircraft. He said British fighter squadrons repelled heavy German efforts to cross to defend air space and that Hurricanes and Spitfires showed a decisive advantage over Dorniers Junkers and Heinkels. He noted even greater superiority against German fighters.
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