Opening speech of Sixty third Congress leader on trade routes
President Wil argues for urgent action in W North America's economic future. He cites failures to develop merchant marine and water power, urges immediate passage of measures to unlock national resources and harness rivers, and warns that without ships and transport, trade will not reach abroad or prosper at home.
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Dong
Mike
Mistoriaus
Syorld
Thun Gu- Jug
Senate
Iran
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Meurchandise
We Need Ships We Have Not Got Them Statement
A wartime address emphasizes urgency for full mobilization of U S resources and production to support mankind, noting the nation is not ready to deploy its resources immediately. It criticizes the stunted merchant marine and the failure to build ships when they are needed.
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United States
Rte
Ita
Mt and Remy
Central
South America
Great Britain
Europe
Sears
Europe at War Threatens Global Trade and Production
Public notice warns of disrupted trade and production as war expands in Europe. Nations face shortages of essentials and governments may require help and coordinated aid from allies to meet unprecedented demands.
America Faces New Markets for Trade
Analyzes U S export needs and opportunities to supply Europe and the Western Hemisphere with manufactured goods. Argues the United States should leverage its production and resources to serve global markets, noting current unpreparedness to fully mobilize immediate aid and commerce.
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America
Gates of Trade Must Be Opened
Policy passage urges government to open transport gates wide even if not initially profitable, ensuring affordable carriage and prompt provision. When private capital becomes profitable and plentiful, government should withdraw.
Fragmented public record on national water rights and legislation
The fragment discusses water rights for a western nation, urging legislative action to ensure public access and peaceful national governance. It references promises, ongoing records, and the hope that political processes will complete the work for the people.
Self Government for Filipinos Urged by Advocate
A fragmentary editorial argues for immediate self government for the Philippines. It emphasizes liberty and political maturity amid debates in the Senate and public discourse. The piece questions how powers can be transferred responsibly and stresses national pride and orderly transition.
Shipping bill and trade openers urged in senate debate
Amid stalled sessions the shipping bill is pressed as vital for open trade routes and reasonable transportation rates. The speaker argues government action is essential to spark early carriage and attract private capital, with later withdrawal of support when profitable. The rural relief measure also lingers, while praise for the panoply of international convention work underscores a call for honest national leadership.
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Congress
Senate
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United States
Max Daet
Kotennent
Berttatn
TATA
Hope
Coast Dangers to Navigation to Be Removed by Surveys
The article argues Alaska coast surveying is needed to remove navigation hazards. It urges charting efforts to improve safety and guide vessels.
Emphasis on Alaska Survey and Charting Urgency
The speaker urges immediate action to survey and chart Alaska coastlines. He warns of risks to ships and ventures from incomplete works, old unsuitable vessels, and insufficient machinery. The vast continental coast demands proper resources to prevent losses and enable safe exploration.
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Mount Minke
Alaska
United States
Systematic Reorganization to Boost Government Efficiency
A speaker argues for fiscal prudence and systemic reorganization to improve efficiency. He emphasizes spending only on approved aims, prudent management, and accountability for every dollar, while noting citizens favor government expansion when outcomes justify costs. The speech cautions against extraneous or wasteful expenditures and urges careful assessment of risks and returns.
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United States
Igen
Carrie
President Opposed To Big Standing Army Debate
The article presents a political address arguing against a large standing army while stressing national unity and defense. It emphasizes readiness without broadening permanent military forces and asks how to defend the nation without pulling citizens from daily life, urging principled action.
We are at peace with all the world and a call for prudence
The speaker affirms a peaceful American posture and rejects militarism while urging preparedness. He stresses independence and restraint in defense, favoring citizen training and a strengthened national guard. The aim is to preserve peace, rely on principles, and avoid entangling alliances amid global conflict.
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America
Walnat
Mralry
Ams
Arma Tt
Salisbury Mills News and Local Gossip
Salisbury Mills reports Mrs. M C Grecory injured by tare affecting sight, aided by Dr Waldim of Newburgh. Rhinehart Juenger notes road reroute and improvements on Clove Road. Local jurors for the present court term include Annias Benjamin, Louis Felter, John Hunt, A S Gover, John Garrison, and Charles Howell. ROB Taylor visiting relatives in Florida.
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Salisbury Mills
M. C. Grecory
Tr Waldim
Noewbursh
Rhinehart Juenger
Annatias Benjamin
Louis Felter
John Hunt
A. S. Gover
John Garrison
Charles Howell
Rob Taylor
Florida
Scotch town reception and lecture on December 11
Scotchtown Tas hosts a reception Friday evening December 11 from 6 39 to 40 24 e elork and a church lecture by the pastor and his wife The Ladies Missionary Society plans a meeting with large attendance urged as a section of items will occur at the time The Victory of the British museum contains around 600000 plants bound in 40 tomes.
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Scotchtown
British Museum
Trained Citizenry for Defense Emphasized
The piece urges national peril to rely on citizenry trained and accustomed to arms. It advocates expanding and strengthening state national guards by methods consistent with national obligations and government policy to instill discipline in young men.
Confesses After Police Hear Talk In Robbery Case
John Guy, already held for Grand Jury action in the Fair Store burglary, confessed involvement after a jailhouse conversation with Alwart Talmadge alias Tom Ryan also Ryerson. Talmadge, arrested Tuesday, confessed later. The East Main Street break yielded only 50 cents, with no other items removed. The arrests followed suspected ties and prior crimes, including a 1911 incident.
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John Guy
Alwart Talmadge
Tom Ryan
Ryerson
Talmadge
Herbert and
Deopsen
Guy
Fulton Street
McCoach
Gelis
Goshen
East Main Street
John
Starr
Herbert
Dannemora
Middletown
Rodberr
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Power of a Strong Navy in American Policy
This speech outlines a defense oriented, nonaggressive naval policy. It stresses the navy as a natural defense bulwark, calls for expert guidance on ship types, and urges a permanent peaceable strategy aligned with world stability, prosperity, and democratic ideals.
Residents return from New York and local fire event reported
Unionville residents recount a pleasure and business trip to New York. Mrs Stoll remains in Ithaca aiding a wounded son. A church service, cemetery visit, and a Sunday school program follow a busy day. Fire alarms trigger Hose Company response. minor smoke from Green Wood stove noted. Community notices list several residents traveling or ill and a damaged, unclear stanza on local happenings.
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Unionville
John M. Polley
Tina
Kenneth
Will D. Hanford
George Card
Floyd
New York
Stoll
Ithaca
L. Dann
Mr. Maclones
Dunning
Mt Sailem
Abbie Hanford
Passaic
H. N. Castorlia
Arc Department
G. Vo Schooler
Marr Randin
Mra Barton
Judson Randeciph
SUGGESTIONS FOR M and U RAILROAD
Community letters discuss improving Middletown Unionville rail service with an hourly motor car proposal to ease public complaints and boost local business. A milk freight option is suggested to free space for passengers. Also notes the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Stanker G Shimer.
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Public Service Commission
Middletown
Unionville
Woo& Company
Gordon Mispanzh Shimes
Stanker G Shimer
Highland Aves Ne
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