Wallace outlines plan to boost production 40 percent in three years
Secretary Wallace predicts industrial output could rise by at least 40 percent within three years if farmers workers business leaders and government cooperate He endorses seven measures to revive trade including housing fair tax laws wage hour reform and continued public spending to bridge private investment gaps The CIO plans unemployment relief actions and wage hour legislation with housing and social security expansions as hearings progress in Congress and AFL leaders prepare testimonies.
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Washington
Wallace
Committee For Industrial Organization
Ness
John L. Lewis
C.eo
C.J.0. News
Congress
WPA
PWA
Senate’ Committee
Lewis
Senate Committee
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Most American Women Despise Husbands, Psychiatric View
Miss Agnes A Sharp of Chicago's municipal court psychiatry division says many American women in middle to professional classes despise their husbands. She cites slovenly home dress and careless appearance as a telltale sign, noting the habit begins in the thirties and forties. A promotional line offers a year Journal World subscription within 150 miles for $3.00.
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Chicago
Agnes
Miss Sharp
Miss. Sharp
Journal-World
Helga and the White Fox Escape With Santa’s Guard
A doll named Helga seeks to ski with a white fox at midnight. Santa’s tin soldiers guard her bed but the fox slips outside with Helga as the captain pretends. The fox slips away, Helga helps the fox hurt foot, then flees with him as the soldiers chase but fail to catch them. Tomorrow: The Fox's Den.
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Santa
Helga
White Fox
Sigel Thanksgiving Night Enticer and Community Notes
Miss Dean and her pupils presented an excellent program Tuesday night to a large crowd. A cakewalk and drawing with Joan Clough as winner provided festive attention. Thanksgiving gatherings populated area homes as families visited kin from Baker to Lawrence and Leavenworth. Joan Clough also broke her arm while coasting last week.
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Clay Center
Hilda Lippe
Lois Goff
Model
Alva Petefish
John Christy
Jay ‘Owen
Salina
Sidney Mitchell
Leavenworth
Leslie Rose
Opal
Lawrence
Arnold Christy
Janice Lee
Betty Christy
Sigel
Jesse Christy
George Strahan
Sigel and
Zat
Bernard Lutis
Saina
Lee Robison
Elbert Robison
Margaret Simmons
Lake Olb
Ysisred Hurt
Boletinken
John H. Smith
Howard Phillips
Hutchinson
Mr. Phillips
Rex Johnson
Dean
Memorial for Mrs. Cozatt at Stanwood Friends Church
Funeral services for Mrs. Cozatt 31 of Stanwood were held at the Friends church with Rev. Cook and Mrs. Cook leading. She leaves husband Manuel Gozatt, father James Ellis, brother Jimmie, sisters Lydia Davidson and Naomi Black, other relatives and many friends. Burial followed at Wildhorse cemetery beside late husband.
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Jimmine
Basehor
Kan
Cozatt
Friends Church
Stanwood
Manual Gozatt
James
James. Ellis
Jimmie
Lydia Davidson
Baker, Ore
Naomi Black
McLouth
Church of Stanwood
Cook
Herbert Champion
George
Family News And Social Snippets From Kansas
A collage of household notes and social items from Kansas including visits, illness, weddings, birthdays, and club meetings. Marie Coffman of Kansas City visited relatives. Mrs Lizzie Watts died near Lecompton. the 20th wedding anniversary and a Christmas party by 4 H members are mentioned along with several local guests and family updates.
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Ler
Kansay
Hee Aay
George Coffman
Miller
Lizzie Watts
Lecompton
Kaz. Martin
Harry
Earl
Wiggins
Gar
Bahnmaier
Ke ’ Bidinge
Coffman
Charles Coffman
Jolly Quilters Club Notes and Local Honors
The Jolly Quilters met at the Coffman home with fifteen members present. Mildred Johanning won national 4-H canning and sewing medals for 1937. Mrs Eva Drolling from North Carolina visited relatives. Future events include a Clinton meeting with Mrs Jennings and a Christmas mystery pal gift exchange. Rose Jones and Elynor White noted as relatives of John Hoffman’s daughters.
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Earl
Maxtin
Mc Carter
Harriet
Humes
Jenson
Clinton
Mildred Johanning
Mildred
Eva Drolling
North Carolina
Carl
Homer
Hird
Famlies
Jolly Quilters
Coffman
Russel
Harrell
Head
May Unger
John Hoffman
Rose Jones
Oregon
Elynor White
California
Skelly Gasoline Ad Adapts To Weather For Quick Starts
Skelly promotes weather tailored gasoline blends guided by Weather Bureau and Standards data. The ad claims cold weather needs light quick-starting gasoline while long mileage relies on regular refinery gasoline. It touts blending points for rapid shipment and personalized service at Skelly stations.
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Skelly
U. S. Weather Bureau
Bureau of Standards
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Orley
Smith Coal Co
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Anna Rogers
Winchester
Mary Smurr
Oklahoma
Eldon Smurr
Nellie
Mae . Smurr
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Amos
Lucile-Dack
Ednamae
Bonnie, McHenry
Ruth Schaeffer
Mavis. Richardson
Edward Bond
Charles Pearson
Lincoln Edmonds
Jesse Lee Nichols
Earl Edmonds
Jefferson County
Fred Cox
Russell Stewart
Enoch Wickersham
F. S. Champion
Frank Champion
Arthur Osdahl
Merle Holliday
Ousdahl
Jim
Joe
Publishers “Syndicate
Mr.Hoffman
Charles’ Ice
Mary Iecember
Marie Coffman
Kansas City
George Coff
J. Pierson
al Blues
Patrica
Dona Lucia
Hvanston
Wyo
Kanwaka
Toy Vehicle
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Junior Vehicl
Blevins Bicycle Shop
Mass
Charles A. Donnel
Chicago U. S. Weather Bureau
U.S
Skelco
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