Roosevelt Codes Rally Draws Broad Support Across Industry
Employers respond swiftly to Roosevelt radio plea for blanket code compliance. Tens of thousands send telegrams and letters to the White House and General Johnson pledging cooperation, while concerns over union labor provisions in the code trigger debate among open shop and allied groups. Johnson says contracts stand, five million workers may be back to work by Labor Day, and regional PWA advisors are named to source project lists.
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Permanent twelve-member committee formed to sustain world economic conference
The Lon don world economic conference failed to set a reassembly date as Senne OF STATE HALL failed to persuade leaders. Before adjournment, a twelve member permanent committee was created to keep the conference alive during the indeterminate recess. James M. Cox heads the monetary section and serves as the American member.
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Nazi Police Conduct Large Scale German Raid And Sterilization Plan
Reports claim the Gestapo staged a vast raid across Germany except Bavaria with searches for subversive material and mass arrests. A new sterilization law targets hereditary diseases to purify the nation while officials uncover plans for civilian uprising and attempts on government leaders.
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Illinois state news rounds up peoria real estate losses and crimes
Illinois reports a 1988 drop of 2 321 680 in Peoria assessed valuations. Other items include a fatal crash near Harrisburg involving Pauline Feazel, a gas explosion killing a farmer near Streator, thefts of a La Salle police machine gun, and multiple deaths and crimes across the state.
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Ruth Lesson on Loyalty and God's Gift of Friends
The August lesson analyzes Ruth 1 6 19 focusing on Ruth's loyalty to Naomi and to Israel. It outlines Naomi s return to Judah Ruth s noble choice renouncing heathen gods and embracing Jehovah and notes blessings from Ruth s decision including a life with Boaz and an honored place in Israel s lineage.
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One Inlet of Power the Holy Spirit Commands
A devotional note emphasizes there is only one inlet of power the Holy Spirit. Yielding to his mastery and cultivating friendship with him leads to power, with the Holy Spirit in control as the sole power source.
Facing Wrong Way
A man embraces Christianity by affirming his fathers faith but is not moving in the proper direction as his guidance appears misaligned with true paths.
Paths Made in Jungle of Life
The piece contrasts brain development with the limits of science. It argues the mind evolves beyond mere training, that rules aid start, but thinking and imagination must grow by each generation. It emphasizes human progress hinges on that ongoing creative impulse.
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M. BE. Tracy
New York World-Telegram
Cured Sheila I Thought It Was Love at First Sight
The stray piece notes a joke exchange where Sheila asks if love struck at first sight and Sid replies he has seen an oculist since. The brief item captures a humorous exchange from Stray Stories Magazine.
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