Migration trends shift as European and Asian workers move to Americas
An International Labor Office study traces postwar migration, noting a revival of European and Asiatic labor movement to the Americas, with Argentina and Brazil as main destinations for agricultural settlers. It describes fluctuating emigration, returning migrants, and calls for international cooperation to regulate future movements amid gradual economic recovery. Institutions like the New York Chamber of Commerce are mentioned in passing historical notes.
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Genevia
International Labor Office
New World
Argentina
Brazil
Mexico
America
Landon Displays Little Concern Over Convention
Gov Alf Landon appeared calm about securing the Republican presidential nomination in Cleveland. He kept to routine, met with campaign managers, and planned to address party harmony. Topeka prepared celebrations with bands, whistles, and press conferences as Landon rejected distractions and awaited the Cleveland outcome.
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C. A
Topeka
Kans
Alf M. Landon
United States
Cleveland
London
Harmony Paramount
Landon
Clareice Chamberlin
Chamberlin
Backache Link to Kidneys Prompts Dean's Pills Appeal
Many suffer nagging backaches and fatigue from tired kidneys. The ad claims kidney waste overload, urging Dean's Pills as a 40 year, mass use remedy to flush 15 miles of tubules and relieve symptoms like frequent scanty urination, swelling, headaches, and dizziness.
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Dean
Wheat estimate for 1898 placed at 400 millions
Washington reports an estimated 481,870,000 bushels of winter wheat for 1936 with an average producer price of 84 cents per bushel. The farm value of the crop is about 400 million dollars. Conditions improve across North America due to rain, boosting Kansas to about 130,450,000 bushels and harvest area up to 35,932,000 acres, though overall production rises 11 percent due to lower crop quality.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
America
Department
Crop Reporting Board
North America
Russia
Texas Panhandle
Kansas
Nebraska
Cripple Drowns When Boat Capsizes Near Shell Knob
Jimmy Welch, 23, of Joplin who was crippled with infantile paralysis and could not swim, drowned in the White River near Shell Knob Barry County last night after a boat carrying four companions capsized. The body was recovered about three hours later.
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Joplin
Jimmy Welch
White River
Shell Knob
Barry County
Sentencing Framework Discussed in Public Debate
A brief article notes experts and officials examining a proposed act to gauge public sentiment. It outlines different methods for measuring attitudes, including surveys and polls, and highlights anticipated impacts on policy and community reception.
Millions for veterans bonds rush nationwide
Photo shows Uncle Sam's extra postal clerks preparing bonus bonds for war veterans. Clerks route, stack, and organize bonds to be delivered by June 16. Piles resemble lunch boxes as crews round up and transport bonds to city jails for processing.
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Uncle Sam
Hoboes in Findlay Face Police Rush Tactics
Findlay Ohio police captain Robert McNutt orders a hasty crackdown on hoboes after arrests and patrols. The move signals intensified efforts to curb vagrancy as officers step up hustled stops and screenings downtown.
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Hobooes
Findlay, O
Findlay
Robert McNutt
Finger Painting Gets Start in Salt Lake City
A new finger painting project begins in Salt Lake City as Ruth Faison Shaw promotes free artistic expression for youngsters. The initiative invites children to dip hands in paints and dab on paper, showcasing a tactile art method.
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Salt Lake City
Artistici Iy
Ruth Faison
Shaw
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Geneva
The
Chamber of Commerce of
New York
King
George Hi
Harry Woodring
Sas
Woodring
Govenor Landon
Mentholatum Company
Wichita
Dick’s Beer
Price
Dick’'Sey Beer
Cardinal Distributing Co
Jefferson City, Me
Chicago
Sherman
College Inn
Hotel Sherman
Missouri
Standard Oil
Mamas
Lorraine
Lorraine Seersucker
Czarlinjevs
Szaarlinjeevs
Buick
Flint
Clem McCarthy
Edwin C. Hill
Louis Schmeling
Red & Blue
N. B.C
General Motors
Heisinger Motor Co
Jefferson City, MO
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