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A column asks if the recovery fervor is hysteria or a deep current in American life as NRAs codes and labor deals reshape industry. Critics warn of hidden pitfalls while supporters hail rising prices and a new will to recover driving national policy and morale.
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Three Loch Lomond wonders and a Cuban update
Loch Lomond legends describe waves without wind fish without fins and the floating island. A New York dispatch surveys Cuba's unsettled politics aftermath of Machado and potential U S intervention amid debt and trade concerns.
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National Whirligig rails at public works board
A satirical reevaluation of federal building plans criticizes the public works advisory board. The piece notes proposals nearing 100 million dollars and 2 400 potential new government buildings, with economy chief Douglas splitting items into five categories and scaling down deployments.
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Books in camps and a Ruth book noted in Forestry program
News Behind The News shows welfare division circulating reading material in camps with about 50 permanent books per camp mainly on forestry and allied topics while adventure stories and detective fiction predominate in others. Roosevelt letters flood the White House and staff reads many, including a complaint about missing garbage pails.
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German Education Purged of Smut After Book Burning
Student Leader Gutjar leads a German purge as a book burning spectacle unfolds, signaling state efforts to erase perceived smut and dishonesty from schools.
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