Rubber Cotton Barter Hitches Anglo American Trade Talks
Rubber traders protest an Anglo American barter plan that would swap thirty million dollars worth of rubber for one million bales of American cotton. They allege the US held rubber cash stocks while curtailing rubber output, while cotton growers benefited from government loans seen as gifts. They warn price fixing and production limits hurt free markets and risk biased outcomes favoring cotton.
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United States
SESSION OF CONGRESS LAGS TOWARD EARLY adjournment
Congress aims to adjourn by July 15 or defer to a January or fall special session. Five months in session yielded limited legislation with progress on appropriation bills and defense, while Florida ship canal was blocked. Early primaries loom for 1940, fueling desire to depart Washington.
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Congress
Vandenberg
Michigan
Washington
Men Over Forty Club Aids Executives Return To Work
Walter Pitsin notes that many forties executives lose jobs but form networks to regain employment. The Chicago based Men Over Forty Club, with about forty members, coordinates daily outreach, matches problems to conference solutions, and places members without dues or fees. Members pledge ongoing support after placement, averaging age forty seven.
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Walter Pitsin
Forbes Magazine
Chicago
Yiroerdure
Birth rate at historic low sparks alarm across U S
Widespread concern follows a slide in births with 1.3 million fewer children in schools than nine years ago. Dr Henry F Helmholz of the American Academy of Pediatrics argues the trend harms the nation, contrasting it with Russia where child bearing is a public duty. Analysts warn of social and economic disturbances ahead.
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United States
T. R
Henry F. Helmholz
American Academy of Pediatrics
Treasury
Helmhelz
New York
Russia
America
The Parent Problem Activities For Toddlers And Young Children
A guide for parents on safe play with children four to nine. It covers bean bags bubbles and improvised toys. It suggests block building, carrying games, balance tasks, and simple craft activities. It also notes safety with tools and materials and gradual skill development through paper carving folding and basic whittling.
Just Folks By Edgar A Guest
A humorous verse recalling past meals and pleasures now shadowed by medical advice and fears. The speaker contrasts thriving appetite in earlier days with current caution about foods and dietary dangers. The tone is reflective and nostalgic, noting how health guidance altered simple supper treats.
Noted Leaders Exchange Caution and Hope on Europe
New York Governor Vanderbilt urges a permanent overhaul of the relief system to replace temporary aid as relief stays. London’s Viscount Halifax warns aggressors that European independence cannot be ruined by unilateral actions and will meet strong resistance. Dr. Alice Masaryk remains hopeful for Europe and the future of Czechoslovakia, and President Roosevelt toasts the British king, noting fear of one nation limits all.
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New York
William H. Vanderbilt
Rhode Island
Londixon
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Alice Masaryk
Europe
Czecho- Slovakia
Hints and Dints and Theatrical Thirties Rambles
A collage of humorous vignettes and musings on politics, society, and daily life. Notes include Roosevelt term talk, a Pullman tale, a preacher on will and work, jokes about aging actresses, and comments on education, crime, and public figures. Extra bits reflect a lively early 20th century newspaper humor column.
Rejected Story Warns Against Cliches and Style
The editor notes a preferred plain pattern over elaboration and cliché laden prose. A Miss Market column answers readers on sending thank you notes during voyages, advising writing during travel to avoid neglect.
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Wilkins Syndicate, Inc
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Fragmented Editorial Snippet on Work and Virtue
A murky editorial fragment argues there is no substitute for work and criticizes justifications for actions. It touches on integrity, virtue, and accountability, mentioning workers, pay, and constitutional pay vote principles in a disjointed tone. The piece references political figures and performance ethics without a clear narrative.
What's What At A Glance Garner Prospects None Too Rosy
The campaign for Roosevelt has officially begun with backers hoping to push a favorable outcome. Early optimism appears tempered by uncertainty about key supporters, resources, and organized voter outreach. The situation suggests a cautious start amid competing political priorities.
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Roosevelt
Democratic tussle over 1940 nomination heats up in Washington
Central Press columnist Charles P. Stewart surveys a tense intra party debate as Democrats weigh John N. Garner as a potential successor to Roosevelt. He notes Garnerites push for a straight path to the nomination while critics worry about third term politics and the White House’s possible veto of unwanted contenders.
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Nothing New Under the Sun in Old New York Laws
The piece cites 1683 Laws of New Netherland restricting irregular housing and lot expansion. It notes street surveyors empowered to condemn unsightly buildings and ward off unapproved enclosures in New Amsterdam, with penalties of 25 guilders. The author likens this to modern WPA critics and ends with a nod to Little Old New York.
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New Amsterdam
The Great Game Of Politics Third Term Debate In White House
Washington dispatch analyzes President Roosevelts third term pressure from allies like Ickes Corcoran and Lasser. It notes the insiders believe Roosevelt remains popular with a loyal base and anti third term sentiment weak, while insiders warn the Third Term effort risks jeopardizing his legacy and electoral margin.
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Bible Thought For Today Message of Thanksgiving and Deliverance
The note presents Psalm 50 verses 14 and 15 urging readers to offer thanks to God, keep vows, and call on the Most High in trouble with a promise of deliverance and praise. The passage emphasizes faith, worship, and reliance on divine aid.
Etiquette Hints For Bridegroom At The Wedding Ring
The best man oversees the ring at the wet line and delivers it to the groom at the right moment. He pays for beverages and handles any minor incidents during the couple's departure. He is supplied with fluids by the groom.
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Nore
Words Of Wisdom Imagination As Faculty And Will
A fragment reflecting on imagination as a faculty of the mind, distinguishing creative purpose from mere fantasy. The piece notes imagination serves the will, but laments a misconception that imagination is only fantasy, offering a philosophical remark attributed to R. Lowell.
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R. Lowell
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