Wailing about this recession forewarns tougher months ahead
The piece surveys sector by sector across steel autos wool mills coal railroads and retail shows a widespread downturn with hoped for second-half improvements. Steel and metals face the gloomiest outlook while railroads coal and autos brace for sharper cuts and prices. Economists caution a deepening slump before a possible mild late-year rebound.
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New York
Ike Steel and Autos
Midwest
Yale Class of 1924 Finds Wealth and Self Reliance
An article notes Yale’s 1924 graduates now prosper with high incomes and many business stakes. It highlights large individual fortunes, substantial insurance, low layoff rates, and leadership roles, while discussing family sizes and political views among the group.
Fetterson City Post Tribune Fire Post Established 1508
Jefferson City Missouri newspaper rates and publication details from the 19th century announce the Fetterson City Post Tribune's establishment and mailing practices. The notice lists subscription prices by region, carrier delivery details, and class mailing terms under the Associated Press affiliation.
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Fetterson City Post
Tribune Fire Post
Paterday News
Robert Goshora
Jefferson City
Jefferson City Parks Fever Sweeps Citywide Plan
Jefferson City struggles for park space as residents push for new playgrounds and the park board advances a plan to provide facilities across East Jefferson City. The tract along the Missouri River sparks debate, with support for condemning land to create a city park and broader park consciousness gaining momentum. Meanwhile southern leaders urge private investment of about 5 billion in capital to spur industry, infrastructure, and higher productivity, arguing regional backwardness harms national growth and calling for farm research, soil conservation, and farmer loans.
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Jefferson City
Park Board
Ional Planning’ Association
North Carline
Washington
Aerial Warfare May Enter a Fantastical Future
Washington reports that aerial warfare could enter a new era powered by faster craft and long range missiles. The piece traces early Mitchell testing to modern plans for B 36 interceptors, V rockets, and radar guided missiles, weighing strategic shifts and funding needs for a global air power race.
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Washington
Air Pioneer
Poland
Mitchell
Virginia Capes
Supreme Court Urges Cops to Use Brains Not Force
Washington June 25 Supreme Court rules police must avoid sustained coercion when questioning suspects to force confessions. Three men in Pennsylvania Indiana and South Carolina were condemned for long interrogations but had convictions overturned as due process violations. Justices warn extended custody without counsel risks tainted confessions and challenge police practices while leaving some questions about permissible questioning time.
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New York
Frank Merriwell
Eli
Hsell
Yale University
Calvin Coolidge
New Yeors New Haven and Hartford
Yale
Ivory Tower
Washington
Supreme Court
Susrame
Guilix
Pennsylvania
Indiana
South Carolina
Oury
Douglas
Jackson
Cold War Dialogue Reveals Bomb Suitcase Debate
A fragment shows a tense exchange about creating bombs and the feasibility of suitcase devices. The dialogue frames a strategic question: can a small, portable weapon be produced as easily as larger bombs. It hints at clandestine plans and ideological pressure within a revolutionary setting.
China policy and Senate clash over recognition
Secretary of State Acheson says a complete inside story of American relations with China may be told soon and could be a best seller. Meanwhile the Senate debate grows hotter as 21 senators urge the administration not to recognize the Communist regime while continuing support for the Nationalists. Questions arise on when a government is 'responsible' and when recognition is appropriate, with Western powers potentially acting in unison or separately.
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Acheson
China
U. S. Senate
Tr Can
United States
State Department
America Shell
Washington
Worklover
America
Britain
France
Paris
Silent pressure on Red China shapes possible Western aid
The passage notes a belief that without official backing some insiders doubt Westerns can meet Chinese Communist needs. This might push the Reds toward the Western world and create a contact that could influence their ideology. It suggests a morally tinged argument for restraint.
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