Advertising Representatives List Named for Cities
Chicago New York Kansas City Detroit Atlanta St. Louis San Francisco NOEE ROTHENBERG JANN are listed as advertising representatives for specified markets. The item reads as a brief classification of agencies and cities involved in regional advertising services.
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Chicago
New York
Kansas City
Detroit
Atlanta
St. Louis
San Francisco
Noee, Rothenberg & Jann
Remnant of the NRA Debate Sparks Constitutional Reflection
The article argues the Supreme Court's NRA ruling highlights tension between founders' distrust of central power and modern needs. It traces how a unified yet limited federal government evolved with industrial society, noting railroads and utilities regulation as cases where national action surpassed state capability.
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Washington
NRA
U. S Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
Kansas City
Framing Reform: Balancing Government Roles With Core Theory
The passage argues that the basic law rests on limiting central government power. It calls for careful consideration of how closely to follow this principle, whether modern conditions require revision, and for forming future policies on a logical, enduring basis.
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James McMullin
Morgenthau
Treasury
Poster Warns New York Drivers Over Reckless Action
A 30 foot poster in New York shows an autoist carrying a crippled child as a traffic safety warning. The controversial display aims to deter accidents for about a week before a car crash is likely to occur.
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New York
Berlin pushes rapid warfare and mechanized army plan
Announcement in Berlin outlines Germany’s drive to mechanize the army with two cars for every four infantrymen and a vastly expanded tank corps. The aim is speed and strike capacity, returning military science to decisive rapid movement as the next war priority.
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Berlin
Germany
Forest
Farm Delegates Question A A A Program After Capitol Visit
The article reports farm delegates from the south recounting President remarks accusing high and mighty men of misleading the country about the A A A program. It notes criticism of Wallace's plan, unclear setup, and amendments that can be twisted. Net result shows little benefit and renewed criticism for farmers.
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South
Midwest
Ottumwa Courier
Organize Your Own Party Says Algona Paper
The Algona Upper Des Moines urges readers to plan a party and craft a slogan that promotes sharing the world's wealth with all. It encourages forming a political gathering and aims to convert supporters.
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Algona
Des Moines
War Uncertainty Over Equipment Buildup Cited
Shelby County Herald notes nations hold large quantities of equipment unless fighting resumes, arguing war remains not certain and highlighting idle stocks amid current tensions.
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Shelby County
Herald
Political divides form new economic fault lines
National conservative groups fear loss of NRA gains as inflationary pressures and wage disputes surface. A bank bill showdown looms over Title II with an independent Federal Reserve board favored by critics. Capitol Hill factions split on the bonus and relief funding as White House ties with business ease.
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Washington
Ray Tucker
NRA
Blue Eagle
Capitol Hill
Gates
Supreme Court of Banking
Bankery
Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
Supreme Court
White House
American Legion
Vinson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Patman
Strange Tales From Africa and a Nordic Tunnel
An essay notes illiterate clients in northern Nigeria rely on charm writers and Koranic scripts for luck and healing. It mentions a ritual of drinking Koran prayers and eye light phenomena. Also describes one of the world’s odd railroad tunnels on the Romsdal line in Norway and hints at tomorrow’s feature on a snowshoe wearing animal.
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Nigeria
Africa
Romsdal
Norway
Roosevelt wary of Smith entry amid party splits
The piece notes friction among Roosevelt allies and critics, including Farley and Smith. It cites farm protest letters opposing GOP attacks on the New Deal and outlines tax and budget tensions with Morgenthau and the NRA ruling. It mentions British leaders Baldwin and Eden seeking debt settlement with Uncle Sam.
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Stanley Baldwin
Anthony Eden
Uncle Sam
Stanley Bald
Fifty Years Ago Today A Child Killed By Street Car
AS YOU WERE item recalls Harry Fisher nine who was killed when run over by a street car. Constable Satterthwaite was arrested on charges of exceeding his authority in executing a search warrant. The column lists historical notes from various dates and events.
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Harry Fisher
Satterthwaite
J. Adam Reinemund
Muscatine
Augustana College
St. Mathias High School
Edward Walters
Fraternal
Order of Eagles
Mother's Day Puzzle Refers To Famous American Matriarchs
A crossword style list mixes clues and answers for a Mother's Day puzzle. Across clues include 4 8 14 Most famous mother in America and 17 Work while vertical clues cover reaches a place early owls cries and other terms. The grid fills with words matching standard puzzle conventions.
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America
Eden to become foreign minister as MacDonald resigns
Win formally replaces Ramsay MacDonald as premier and Eden takes over Sir John Simon's job as foreign minister within a week or two. Eden is seen as a sure bet for foreign affairs despite conservative opposition. Insiders expect a receptive government and potential gains in trade swaps currency and tariff understandings.
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Win
Ramsay MacDonald
Eden
Sir John Simon
Foreign Affairs Post
Old Guard
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