Inevitable Boom Ahead for Heavy Industries Revival
Babson Park Massachusetts special column argues a coming boom in heavy industries led by renewed credit and inflation fears. It cites ten billion to redo factories, $49 billion deferred demand, aging rail equipment, and a housing shortage driving construction and road projects.
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Mrs. Quacker's Upset Draws Humorous Pond Drama
The scene unfolds as Mrs. Quacker falls into a salad causing embarrassment and a flurry of sympathy from host Mrs. Quacko. Ducks giggle and watch as Quacker endures prideful hurt and a public plea for calm recovery.
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South Dakota Joins Grass Roots Convention
South Dakota enrolled today as the 10th state in the Republican grass roots convention and was seated on the resolutions committee as party leaders push toward a 1936 platform. Harrison E Spangler Iowa national committeeman announced the state’s entry after multiple requests. thirty votes were allotted to South Dakota. The committee worked through a maze of proposals seeking a declaration of principles for the conference.
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Convention Opens as 15000 Delegates Gather Across Nation
Delegates arrive for a large meeting with 15,000 attendees focusing on two topics: adherence to the Constitution and relief of agriculture. Roosevelt’s stance on constitutional changes is viewed by Republicans as provoking fiery denunciation, while agriculture policy may be deferred to Monday when keynote speaker Frank O Lowden will address the issue.
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Fire Chief's Father Dies in Milwaukee
August Stein Kellner, 80, father of Milwaukee Fire Chief Peter Steinkellner, died at his Milwaukee home yesterday after 75 years residence. Survived by three great grandchildren among others.
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