Technocracy debated by experts in public discussion
The article reports a public dispute over technocracy led by How ard Scott and engineers like Mooney Ingalls Gilbert and Edie. Critics accuse technocracy of data misfeasance and exaggerated claims while defenders urge open examination of methods and supporting facts amid worries over unemployment and debt.
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Technocracy
Howard Scott
Mooney
Dr. Ingalls
Gilbert
Edie
Technocarcy
Snow in Texas affects crude oil trade and rights
Oil markets in Texas react to winter weather with Magnolia in Dallas delaying pricing policy while Tidal Atlantic and Toronto firms pay 98 cents and a California company offers 25 cents per barrel for 100000 barrels if Houston transport is arranged. Ten companies with 36 wells seek federal injunctions in Tyler to stop railroad and military interference with operations. The group includes Central Oil, Pittman Oil, Oskenholt Oil, Butler and Calhoun, J and J Oil, Little Caesar Oil, Olvey and Sample, A P Carr, Gaynita Oil, and Southern Oil and Refining.
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Magnolia Company
Dallas
Tidal
Atlantic
Toronto
California Oil and Refining Company
East Texas
Longview
Houston
Tyler
Railroad Commission
the Central Oil Corporation
Pittman Oil Corporation
J. N. Oskenholt Oil Company
Butler and Calhoun Oil Company
J. and J. Oil Company
Little Caesar Oil Company
Olvey and Sample Production Company
A. P
Vote on 3.2 beer likely before Christmas
Democratic leaders line up support as the House Ways and Means Committee approves changes to the Volstead Act to permit 3.2 beer. Chairman Collier plans to introduce the revised measure for a vote Tuesday, signaling passage before Christmas.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Collier
Clara Bow Sails for Europe on Bremen
New York December 16 Clara Bow film actress sails for Europe just after midnight aboard the liner Bremen. She is accompanied by her husband Rex Bell.
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New York
Clara Bow
Europe
Bremen
Rex Bell
U S Debt Talks Loom as- Congress Gaps Persist
The United States seeks new approaches to debt, with Britain signaling a lead in shifting to a sympathetic tone while payments stay on the old basis. Congress attacks France over preconditioned talks and rejects a new debts agency, as Roosevelt hints at diplomatic channels for debtors. France Belgium Estonia Hungary Poland owed 24,996,511 while others paid 98,685,910.
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United States
Great Britain
France
Congress
Mr. Hoover
Italy
Czecho-Slovakia
Finland
Latvia
Lithuania
France Holds Debt Crisis Conference In Paris Ministry
A major debt crisis conference in Paris brought Edouard Herriot and premier designate Ca mille Chautemps with finance officials to seek a path for France to obtain Washington’s help. The meeting focused on securing chamber approval to honor debt payments amid postwar negotiations and a looming cabinet crisis.
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Paris
Foreign Ministry
Edouard Herriot
Chamber
Camille Chautemps
Louis Germain- Martin
Herriot
Georges Bonnet
Commerce
Chautemps
France
Washington
Treasury
Louis Escallier
Georges Bizot
Paul Claudel
Walter D. Edge
Julien Durand
Eof Commerce
Alexandre Israel
Plan to shift foreign war debts to private hands debated
A proposed scheme would fund foreign war debts by issuing bonds on debtor countries to Liberty bond holders. An investor would surrender a $1000 Liberty bond for a British bond of equal value, guaranteed by the U S government, retaining similar security and interest around 4.5 percent.
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Washington
Senate
Census shows average family size 4.5 in the United States
The Census Bureau reports the average family size as 4.5 persons. If all people were grouped into equal sized families, half the families would contain four members and half would have five.
J E Griffin Dies At Early Friday Morning
J E Griffin, noted photographer and civic member, dies in the early hours Friday. Survived by widow, his father T N Griffin of Bell Tennessee, four children including J Lawton Griffin of the Monroe fire department, two brothers Wiley and Carey Griffin of Bell Tennessee, and several grandchildren. Griffin was a Lions Club charter member since 1920 and active in Knights of Pythias Chamber of Commerce First Baptist Church and national photographic societies.
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Griffin
Lions Club
Knights of Pythias and
Chamber of Commerce
First Baptist Church
Maniac Slayer Believed At Large After Second Mutilated Body Found
In Chattanooga detectives link two grisly North Hamilton County deaths to a suspected maniac. The latest victim, a white male, was found nude by two hunters near Daisy with head shoulders and arms missing. County physician Dr. W H Cheney suspects dismemberment to hide identity.
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Chattanooga
Hamilton County
Daisy
W. H. Cheney
Child Swallows Safety Pin Rescued Without Surgery
In Shreveport Louisiana a 20 month old Donald Charleville swallowed a large safety pin. Doctors at state charity hospital said the pin passed naturally and the child could leave soon. No operation was performed after initial plans. The report notes Egypt’s Mohammedan majority at 92 percent of 9 million people.
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Shreveport
Donald Charleville
Cloutierville
E. L. Sanderson
State Charity Hospital
Chicago to host American Legion National Air Races 1933
The American Legion National Air Races for 1933 will be held in Chicago after the Cook county council voted. This year’s meet earned a net profit of more than $5,000 and the event will return to Sky Harbor airport for the next competition.
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Chicago
Cook County Council
Sky Harbor
Big Greenville Blaze Destroys Large Hostelry
A major fire in Greenville destroyed the three story Hotel Cowan later named Hotel Roslyn and damaged adjacent buildings including the Hotel Roslyn Coffee Shop, Roslyn Electric offices, and Gibbons Radio shop. Owner Leon Fletcher said partial insurance coverage will allow a new fireproof hotel to rise on the site while E. J. Lenz announced temporary offices for his firm. The Grand Theater was threatened but the blaze was controlled.
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Roslyn
Cowan
Leon Fletcher
E. J. Lenz
The
Power and Light Company
Hotel and Power Company
Roslyn Electric Company
Gibbons
Plump Girl and Slim One Swap Bus Seat Tale
In a Zurich bus this morning Der Lustige Sachse notes three men offering seats to a plump girl while a slim man asks if she accepted. The vignette captures social behavior on public transit with a humorous tone.
Issuance of commissions revealed at Baton Rouge
The State announces new appointments in Baton Rouge including a ward 3 commission to succeed State Senator A C Gardiner of Crowley and the naming of E P Beard of Plaquemine to the Atchafalaya levee board. Sidney Levert and Jerome Broussard are named to support the St Martin parish tax office and related terms.
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Baton Rouge
A. Cc. Gardiner
Crowley
E. P. Beeard
Plaquemine
Atchafalaya Levee
Willis H Anders Named to Mid-Continent Oil Group
Willis H. Anders of this city was named to the divisional executive committee of the Mid-Continental Oil and Gas Association at a Shreveport meeting. Anders had previously served on the committee. J. R. Crawford of Shreveport was named next president and other committees were named.
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Willis Anders
Willis H. Anders
Mid-Continent Oil and Gas Association
Shreveport
Anders
J. R. Crawford
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Bella Scherck Davidson Woman’s Shop
DeSiard
U. S
C. M
J. E. Griffin
Egypt
Norris Bros
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