Treasury Aid to Argentina Stirs Debt Responsibility Debate
An editorial argues the 125 million dollar U S grant to Argentina funds not the Argentine state but U S banks and firms. It warns against underwriting foreign credit mistakes and calls for weighing loans on merit and impact on U S relations with South American neighbors.
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Huks Advance Threatens Philippine Independence
The Hukbalahap movement in the Philippines grows bolder as munition depots at Corregidor vanish and guerrilla lines approach Manila, with roads unsafe without escort and doubts rising about the regular army’s effectiveness. The era of American guarantees to Philippine independence is under renewed scrutiny.
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How Many Dogs Census Plea From National Geographic
The passage notes uncertainty about dog numbers in the United States with estimates from 15 to 25 million. It argues a precise census could yield useful data while mocking omission of cats. The text cites a Bible verse about judging others to highlight commentary tone.
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No Bust Expected in War Era Says Babson Column
Babson Park mass sees no business bust unless World War III occurs. He advises keeping U S government 2 bonds ready for death taxes and favors selling opportunities in merchandising stocks, real estate, and suburban land while stressing family health and unseen investments.
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Capitol Dome Pressure Eases on Wisconsin Road Laws
In Madison, pressure to tighten road use rules eases as the highway commission eases up on stricter weights and milk truck regulation. The commission allows higher class A weights on most state trunk roads, while critics warn of subsidies to shippers and rising transport costs for farmers and industry.
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Congressman's Fee Over Stanfield Aid Highlights Ethics Case
Washington columnist exposes Congressman Wood of Canton Georgia taking a $1 000 fee from his district for aiding a claim of Ralph Stanfield hurt by a U S army truck The fee followed a $10 000 government damage payment and involvement of Wood law partner Tallant The piece contrasts Senator Russell's no fee relief for Herman Philyaw and wider political battle notes from Taft and O Mahoney Morse uses radio Q A to counter smear campaigns.
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Court ruling on equal higher education for Negroes sparks southern debate
James Marlow explains that the Supreme Court’s Texas focused ruling requires states with white state universities to admit Negroes or provide an equal institution. The decision targets higher education, not high schools, and potential future cases could challenge other Southern states if they resist compliance.
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Council weighs firms for new No 4 fire station
Common council committee recommends forming a special five member panel to meet with Fire Chief F C McGlachlin about his wishes and report back. Andrew Lees and Jonathan Bunge announce Hubert V Fuller joins their law firm Lees Bunge and Fuller. Five youths chased season by swimming near the Causeway marsh hole. police intervene as Chief John B Webber disciplines them. La Crosse aerie 1254 Eagles installs officers at Labor Temple meeting as the city prepares for the 1931 event.
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Wisconsin Grand Army encampment elects new officers
La Crosse Tribune notes the Wisconsin Grand Army of the Republic encampment at Eau Claire unanimously elected new officers. Thirty years ago Mayor A A Bentley prepared to attend the Democratic national convention in San Francisco. Forty years ago I C Colman of La Crosse was named a delegate to the national irrigation congress in Pueblo Colorado. A recent shoot between Co M La Crosse and Co D Mauston saw Co M defeated by three points.
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Traffic signals tested as Oslo walk helping control
American experts head to Norway to study Oslo’s pedestrian controlled stop light that halted traffic during a trial as walkers pressed the action button. George Washington Lopp, Paris based American cemetery advocate, seeks tax rules on donations for an enduring burial site in France. Uncle Sam weighs using TV to teach civilian defense against atomic attack with free training films planned for local stations and theaters.
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