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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1936
Page
2
United States Chamber of Commerce leaders called for a gradual end to federal work relief, arguing it should not replace private enterprise or established public agencies. The report chaired by John W. O’Leary warned against creating new employment problems while stressing a careful, phased transition.
President Roosevelt vows ongoing spending on a work relief program through July 1, 1933 and seeks up to 1.4 billion dollars in relief in the next session. He notes private industry has not absorbed millions still on WPA and relief rolls while many large firms avoid hiring older workers. Rex Tugwell resigns to join a molasses concern and a new settlement administrator is named as John G. Winant returns to lead the social security board.
A fragment notes Germany and Japan forming a combat alliance against Ila with Moscow aware of the threat. It suggests Germany would supply war materials to Japan and mentions plans to strengthen forces in East Prussia. A separate line hints at two more unions joining and efforts to push for a settlement.
A vivid panorama of Santiago from Santa Lucia hill to Avenida de las Delicias. The piece describes the city’s hills, river, and skyline, including the Mapocho and Maipo valleys, the rising Franciscan tower, and the grand Alameda, with the Plaza de Armas and cathedral shaping social life and national memory. It notes the Hanging Park and recent changes to the cityscape amid political caution and heralds Chile’s capital as a center of beauty, culture, and daily promenades.
A sprawling summary touches on President Bentevelt’s fishing trip near Port of Spain, looming European and Asian war talk with Germany’s hinted aid to Japan against bolshevism, and Stalin’s stance on Japan's treaty. It notes U S housing shortages per Langdon Post, potential tax rises, and foreclosures. It mentions Nicaragua’s flying school, Westermarck’s mores, ancient women’s ties to temple rites, and cultural notes on literature and publishing.
The Crochet pattern describes two easy designs a basket and a floral motif in Pattern 6688. It promises versatile linens when combined with tea cloths scarves buffet sets or pillows and adds instructions for square patterns in Pattern 5658. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept New York to obtain patterns with name address and pattern numbers.
John R. Gunn argues that many ailments stem from bad mental moods and are best treated with mirth rather than medicine, asserting humor as the true remedy for improving health and wellbeing.
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