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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1938
Page
3
The piece argues that attacks on big business are mirrored by demands from small firms. It claims Roosevelt’s conference produced little sympathy for administration aims and that small and large businesses share the same core interests. It notes calls to repeal certain taxes and labor laws and to reduce government intervention.
The piece notes an unusual winter with frosts in Florida and volatile conditions in the North and Europe. It cites sunspot activity as a plausible factor behind auroras and atmospheric disturbances, while Weather Bureau officials avoid blaming sunspots.
The article argues civilization rests on spiritual values, not gadgets. It questions whether material progress justifies wars and borders and calls for an end to conflict, urging a return to the brotherhood of mankind.
The Portland Oregonian notes the Washington gathering began in turmoil and ended the same, yet produced significant reports. Delegates from small firms with annual revenues from ten thousand to one million criticized New Deal policies, demanding repeal of the undistributed profits tax and changes to capital gains tax and Wagner Act. They urged end of government interference and more cooperative policy, while some speeches attacked the Administration. The convention’s impact on White House policy remains uncertain.
The article profiles two close aids to the President, Stanley Read and Donald Richberg. Read pushes aggressive anti monopoly tactics and rapid governmental control, while Richberg advocates conciliation with business and inside regulation. Their influence could reshape national policy and the administration's course.
Penn State specialists describe breaking a colt by fitting a halter then tying in the stall with a mate. After the colt stands quietly he is taught to lead. The process begins with basic handling and progresses to the first practical lessons.
Philadelphia lawyer Dixie Davis, former counsel for the late gangster Dutch Schultz, is shown in police court after his capture as a fugitive. Davis is already indicted for conspiracy tied to the lottery racket.
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