Uncle Sam a Hard Competitor in Business
Editorial argues government competes with taxpayers across industries but cannot profit, noting tax increases and rising costs. It urges return to individual responsibility, highlights World’s Fair trip plan by Beacon City Way, and discusses public sentiment, prices, and a local pool’s safety and affordability amid a difficult economy.
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Learn to Swim Here Edits Water Safety Belief
An editorial promotes learning to swim for safety and health, arguing swimming is a natural faculty and a vital life skill. It cites examples like Johnny Weissmuller and Annette Kellerman and urges parents to ensure children learn basic swimming at Omaha's public pools.
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Poolside Parade of Youthful Diving Delights
A vivid scene at the pool describes energetic youths and onlookers in a playful, chaotic rush. The piece highlights splashes, high boards, dives, and the mingled reactions of joy and embarrassment as summer fun unfolds.
Everett Sanders Named Head Of Republican Campaign Drive
The Republican National Committee selected Everett Sanders to lead the nationwide campaign against Hoover and Cotta in November. Sanders, a former Indiana congressman and longtime political organizer, brings broad experience and stamina for a long race, with Coolidge as a prior mentor in his varied public service career.
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Accomplishments of the 72nd Congress Amid Divided Politics
A Time magazine summary recounts the 72nd Congress under President Hoover, detailing enacted measures such as the one-year World War debts moratorium, the Reconstruction Finance Corporation loans totaling over 2 billion, the Glass-Steagall reforms, a Venus budget balance act, and routes to stabilize banks and relief programs, while noting vetoed proposals and unfinished items. The piece emphasizes fiscal moves, banking support, and cautious deficit management during a politically charged session.
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Plank Opens Way for Future Farm Legislation
The Republican agricultural plan endorses a program to balance production and demand to steady prices. It opens the door to voluntary domestic allotment, an equalization fee, and the debenture plan, with backing from major farm organizations and party pledges.
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