Baseball's Greats and Moe Berg Learn New Roles
A column reflects on Lou Gehrig stepping back from a record run and the debate over rewarding aging stars with manager jobs. It spotlights Moe Berg as a multi talented figure whose intellect and language skills accompany his steady play for the Red Sox, and notes other players and coaches shaping the sport while discussing spring practice and career paths.
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Casey Stengel
Jimmy Dykes
del Baker
The
Tizers
Colncian
Jack of All
Morris
Moe) Berg
Boston Red Sox
Moe
Mee
Princeton
Mot
Sorbonne
Paris
Plarly Pall
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Minneapolis
Minnéapolis
Reading
Chicago White Sox
Law School
Columbia University
New York State Bar
Weilth
Washington
Joe Cronin
Cronin
Berg
Red Sox
Babe Ruth
New York
New Jersey
Tax Revision Analysis Sees Little Taxpayer Relief Next Year
Joseph W. LaBine argues that current tax revision plans will only reshuffle burdens on Big Business and keep federal spending high. He cites rising levies anticipated for 1930 and outlines four proposed changes including repeal of the undistributed profits tax and a flat levy on high income corporations. He notes reactions from industry groups like the American Petroleum Institute and Standard Oil of Indiana and contrasts them with Democratic claims for government efficiency.
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John Public
U. S
American Petroleum Institute
Standard Oil of Indiana
Eaugh
Tandard Oll
Bennett Charag Clark
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Interstate Commerce Commission
Clark
CAA Hs
Relief: Federal aid urged amid scattered 1930s relief data
A report to a House subcommittee details relief conditions in 35 states and territories, noting wide variance in monthly grants from $2.91 to $90.07 and urging continued federal grants to states. It also notes agricultural policy impacts on cotton and wheat markets and outlines potential international cooperation and export quota ideas.
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Ohio
Atlanta
New York
Mississippi
California
Arkansas
U. S
House
American Association of Relief Workers
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Russian Japanese Border Clash Threatens Mongolia Buffer
A historical clipping describes rising Sino Japanese and Soviet tension over Mongolia as a buffer between Russia and Japan. It notes Outer Mongolian soldiers and Russian aircraft in clashes near Manchuria and Manchukuo, with Japan claiming air victories while warnings of broader war intensify.
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Asia
Ower Mongullasy Republic
Sapan
Tower Mongolia
Tokyo
Lake IF
Manchuk
Japan
Chang- Heng Mall
Harng
Mongatia
Trend and policy notes from 1930s broadcasts and politics
The report notes a Sunday church service broadcast ban by Germany as radio becomes a government instrument. It mentions Hungarian forecasts of increased influence after Hitler’s party victory and a shift in Louisiana cane land toward artificial rubber. It also reports a New York merchants association note on a five day work week trend.
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Germany
Louisiana
Hungary
Hitler
Business — Merchants’ Association of New York
Verlagen
Senator hints at GOP bid and short second term
A U S senator reportedly would accept the Republican presidential nomination but would not seek a second term if elected.
Army Recruiting Push Aims To Add 115000 Men In 12 Months
The army plans a high pressure drive to recruit or re enlist 115000 soldiers over the next year to replace and expand services including the air corps. It uses 18 mobile recruiting stations posters films and radio with a focus on reaching rural and urban youths. The air corps seeks about 25130 new troops with 17000 expected to be high school graduates for aviation mechanic roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivaner
ARMY
Sam
Air Corps
Bolterm
Fitme
U S Distribution Costs Show Wholesalers Vital Role
A New York study breaks down the 1909 distribution costs totaling 33.5 billion dollars. Wholesalers and retailers take modest margins while manufacturers and transportation take substantial shares, underscoring wholesalers as essential despite debates on eliminating the middleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
New York
Twentieth Century Fund
U. S
Answers to Puzzlers and Names in News
Answers to puzzles identify Sen Arthur Vandenberg of Michigan Ignace Paderewstch Floyd Roberts as the race winner who was killed this year. The quiz declares false Gallup findings with 69 year olds misreading the New Deal delay. 7488 in relaying recovery and 50 percent think the New Deal is delaying it, too.
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U. S
Floyd Roberts
Teun
Gallup
Tamswers Ue Boeram
Arthur Vandenberg
Michigan
Ignace Paderewstch
Feat
Variety of Cutest Pas Beantty Linen Patterns
A collection of border motifs for linen decor features transfer patterns 24 by 2.4 inches to 2. 4 by 36 inches. Includes go buttonhole stitch guidance and color schemes. Send cents to The Sewing Circle department, 8th Street, New York.
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Mrtdlecraft. Dept
New York
To Be of Service Quote by Lian Whiting
A reflective note on service as the best gift, recognizing that helping friends or strangers, whether acknowledged or not, defines true value. attributed to Lian Whiting in a terse, contemplative statement about generosity and human connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loian Whiting
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