Labor leaders threaten union monopoly and dictatorial control
The Industrial News Review warns that powerful labor leaders seek a national labor monopoly that could nullify nonunion work, calling strikes to destabilize production, influencing elections, and using intimidation and blacklists. The piece likens tactics to Capone era vice and to methods that broke France's industry, urging vigilance against syndicalist power.
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Powerfu
Capone
United States
Hitler
Reich
France
Industrial News Review
Worms in the Foundation Threatens Free Markets
The article from Steel Industrial News Review laments multi front political attacks on enterprise. It argues socialization pressures push wages up unsustainably and living costs soar. Public apathy toward debt and waste in public spending fuels looming political upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friyste
Liberty steel—Industrial News Review
Oil Power and WW I Strategy in British Thought
The piece argues that postwar victory will hinge on petroleum assets. It notes the United States and Britain hold oil strength, supplying a majority of world oil and high-grade gasoline. It claims U S gasoline superiority speeds military plans, allowing faster bomb delivery and greater climbing ability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Britain
United States
Free Nations Depend on Coal and Oil to Power War Effort
The speech argues Germany lags in oil and metal supplies while free nations surpass in critical resources. It notes Germany can access only 3 percent of world oil within Europe and stresses coal and electricity as indispensable industrial power. Government policy should push resources to higher achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Europe
Russian War Effort Defies German Push In Total War
In a nation at total war, Russian civilians and soldiers show resolve as German plans stall. Red air power and mechanized units reportedly rival German forces while morale remains high. Britain and America note German losses mounting, with dubious figures from both sides as Russia aims for strategic resilience.
County taxing plan outlined by August meeting
At a special meeting on August 3 the county commission adopted a 64 mill levy for the year. The resolution includes a 9.2 mill county school tax and a 99 mill state levy, with 2 mills for State Road. Additional livestock taxes are set, including 15 mills on sheep and goats.
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Co. Commissioners
Mitchell and
Brown
Jobin
Day Farms
Day Farm
Parowan Town
Jincupa
Day Farms Co
Parowan
Jay Moore
Frank Rasnussen
Randall Wilcock
P. John S
Brown Ray Barratt
Chilford
Britain Gains Morale Boost As Russia Contends With Germans
British spokesmen now say Russian forces have halted German advances and winter rains will not ease the campaign. If true, Germany faces a war of position, the latter a risk Hitler cannot bear. Britain strengthens as Germany weakens, and Allied prospects look promising despite ongoing air raids. Morale in Germany may crack as news reaches the home front, echoing past World War declines.
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Hitler
Iel
Nioe
Red Air Force
Red
Germany
Moscow
Leningrad
Siostantist Red
Russia
Britain
Balong Dr. Goebbels
Cornell psychologists reveal sense aiding blind movement
Cornell researchers report that blind individuals navigate obstacles using a hearing based sense, a discovery with implications for wartime blindness, blackouts, and rehabilitation. In controlled tests with four subjects, including two fully blind, participants detected a hidden wall even when vision or facial pressure cues were blocked, indicating a nonvisual perceptual mechanism.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell
England
Bling
Karl M. Dallenbach
Michael Supa
Binghamton
Colgate
Milton Colzin
Neive
Worcester
Mass
A. B. Clark University
Univeresity
Nebraska
Women Increase Lead Over Men in Big Cities
A census bureau report shows women outnumber men in 26 of the nation’s cities with populations over 100,000, led by Atlanta where 64.9 males per 100 females. New York’s Richmond Borough is the opposite extreme at 168.3 males per 100 females. The national male excess peaked in 1910 and has fallen to 697,051 last year, with women leading in Atlantic states while men are more numerous in the Midwest Southwest Rockies and Pacific coast.
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Census Bureau
Atlanta
Richmong
New York City
Atlantic Seaboard
Middle West
Southwest
Rocky Mountain States
Pacific Coast
Hindman reels season’s top bass in sand truck find
Homer Hindman Jr. found two six pound bass while unloading wet sand from a truck at Herrin Illinois the fish were still alive and the catch is described as the season’s No 1 fish story.
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Herrin
Ill
Homer Hindman Jr
Ohio River
Utah Capital Shifts Across Territorial Years
The Utah Writers Project notes Fillmore as central in early Utah, Parowan briefly designated capital by 1850s legislature, Great Salt Lake City serving as first government hub, Deseret capital designation, and final return to Salt Lake City where the Old Statehouse now rests as a museum in Utah's state park.
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Utah Writers’ Project
WPA
Fillmore
Utah
Parowan
Great Salt Lake City
Zion
Church
Great Salit Lake City
State of
Deseret
Setttement
Brigham Young
Sorate
Pillmore
Statehouse
Johnston
Bale Lake City
Salt Lake City
Stanford study to compare living standards in Utah towns
The Stanford Graduate School of Business announces a field study on rural living conditions in Utah, comparing small villages with larger towns. Led by Dr J J Knight Allen, the research will interview residents and examine household costs and access to goods, aiming to publish a public report. Two Utah alumni will assist, including Dix M Jones and Richard B Sonne, with broader involvement by Professor David E Faville.
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Utah
Eraduate School of Business
Stanford University
Stanford Graduate School of Business
J.J. Knight Allen
Graduate School
PPF Business
Stanford
der College
Ogden
Richard
Sonne
Logan
Thee
Utah State Agricultural College
Tutter David E. Faville
Marj Meketing
Stanford Graduate Cht School of Business
Iog i
Iipe
Fruit ripening chemistry and sponge digestion basics
The text explains that ripe fruits develop sweetness as acids convert to sugars under sunlight. It notes sponges absorb food through pores due to having no stomachs or mouths. Also mentions Florida and the Bahamas and lists red, yellow, and blue as primary colors.
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Florida
Bahamas
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Georgis
Southern States Mission
J. A. Evans
Thomas J. Haycock
A. Matheson
N.S. Whitney
Parguitch
Iron County Hospital
Eva
LaVerde Adams
Blanch Dalton
Jutlette Adams
LeRoy H. Cox
Douglas Miller
Mitford
L. N. Marsheg
Panguitch Lake
Dr. Burton
Samuel J. Whitney
Se W
Clair Rowley
H. C. Parcetts
Al-Latsod
Abstzscor
Title Guaranty Co
Court House
NTAH
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Quan Muse
Ries
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Salt
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