Sweeping Reforms In Foreign Trade Proposed To Avoid Bust
Government economists warn a repeat of the 1920s boom bust in foreign trade. The United States buys foreign goods at 4 billion and sells at 10 billion yearly, with a surplus of over 5 billion this year. Experts propose reforms to balance trade by matching imports with exports and limiting long term loans to foreign buyers.
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Clarke Beach
Washington
Commerce Department Statisticiaa
United States
Pressure Plan To Weld Track Joints
L L White of the Chicago and North Western says the system now uses oxy acetylene pressure welded rail extensively. Continuous welding reduces joints and provides smoother tracks, cutting maintenance and wear on equipment. At Council Bluffs 38 foot rails are welded into 78 foot lengths for widespread use.
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Chicago and North Western
L. L. White
North Western
Council Bluffs
Progrem
McMurray Denied UW Faculty Appointment After Senate Loss
Leonard J. Kleczka on the Wisconsin board says the regents will not submit Howard J. McMurray for a faculty post after his senate defeat. McMurray, a former political science lecturer, had sought a permanent appointment but regents indicated they want scholars devoted to the university. He was defeated by Joseph R. McCarthy in the November election.
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Milwaukee
Leonard J. Kleczka
University of Wisconsin Board of Regents
Mark Ingraham
University
College of Letters and Science
Regents
Howard J. McMurray
U.S. Senate
McMurray
Senate
Milwaukee Extension
Congress
Madison
Kleczka
University of Wisconsin
Tleld
Joseph KR. McCarthy
Knauer Seeks Hearing On Writ Denial In Deportation Case
Paul Knauer, 61, once a Milwaukee insurance broker, asks the U.S. Court of Appeals for a rehearing of its ruling upholding Judge La Boy’s 1943 denial of his habeas corpus writ. Held at Ellis Island, Knauer faced possible deportation as an enemy alien after losing citizenship.
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Chicago
Germany
Paul Knauer
Milwaukee
U. S. Court of Appeals
Walter J. la Boy
Knauer
Ellis Island
N. Y
Theodore W. Miller
la Boy
United States
America
Young Cyclist Dies After Truck Accident
Nine year old Scott Kenney returned from school with Christmas savings and rode toward the Queens shopping district to buy a present for his parents. A truck struck him as he rode home, his bicycle basket holding a wrapped package. Spectators included his mother and father nearby.
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New
York
Scott Kenney
Queens
Notable Deaths Across Cities Highlight Historic Figures
Cambridge mourns Mu Edward Laurens Mark 96 zoologist and Harvard veteran. New York honors Albert Sterner 93 printer and lithographer. Chicago remembers Edward Anderson Judd former real estate leader. Hollywood notes George Jenner 61 film actor. Chicago also marks Zachary Taylor Davis 74 architect of Comiskey Park and Armour.
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Cambridge
Edward Laurens Mark
Harvard
Harvard Zoological Laboratories
Bermuda Laboratory
Hamlet
New York
Albert Sterner
Uin Nidona) Academy
Londo
Chicago
Edwad Anderson Judd
Ounfler
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Westhampton
Marshall Daviaon
University Hospital
Charles Daviaon
Cook County Hospital
Northwestern University
Hollywood
George Jenner
George Ariisa
London
Gncado
Zachary Taylor Davis
Comiskey Park
Wrigr Jey Held
Armour and Co., Meat Packers
Aurora
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E. EB. Sehnellbacher
Commerce Repriliament
Special Services
Randall Hinshaw
Federal Reserve Board
Commerce Department
Arthur Paul
Office of International Trade
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Northern Ireland
Admiralty
Tom and Jerry
Grandpa
Liquor and Wine Store
George Street
Py Ee
Ainash
Goodyear
Goodyear Truck
Ama Se
Gooddyear
Ames
Goodyear Service
North Sixth Street
Michael J. Morrissey
Vicksburg
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Sen
Ale War
Theodore G. Bilbo
D-Miss
John A. Belan
Morrissey
Lold
Bilbo
Kessler Field
Biloxi
Arizona
CTUS
C. H. van de
Contact Lens Service
M.R. Kemski
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Datwass CO. FF
Schmidts City Clus Beer
Arenz
Smart Felts
Mom and
Sis
Dad
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Sparta
Kidskin Opera
Best Shoe Store
Winona
Meenebrad
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