End of GM strike praised as enduring peace by Michigan governor
Governor Murphy calls the settlement an enduring peace after 43 days of paralysis in GM operations. The agreement names the union as bargaining agent, sets a February 16 bargaining start, and requires rapid plant reopens with no discrimination against strikers.
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Franco bombards Barcelona as Catalan defense mobilizes
General Franco's forces bombarded Barcelona while the Catalan council of state orders mobilization and strengthens defenses. After Malaga fell to rebels, Llano reported arrests and executions of government leaders and warned of an assault on Valencia. France protests Italian and German aid to Franco. Madrid siege continues as rebels push south toward Valencia.
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Farm problem solution tied to Wallace plan
The plan uses four stages to balance supply and demand with soil payments. Surplus storage loans at market prices would curb excess production, with benefits increasing if surpluses persist, and possible taxes if they rise further. Officials noted no taxation plan yet.
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Lesson on Lazarus Sorrow Faith and Resurrection
This lesson stresses that sorrow and suffering do not banish faith. It presents three pairs Death and Sorrow, Faith and Hope, Christ Resurrection. Jesus delays then arrives to strengthen faith, proving he is the resurrection and the life for believers and highlighting the need for trust in God’s timing.
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Happiness and Love in Service to God
A devotional reflection argues happiness comes through loving and serving God rather than seeking happiness as an end. It cautions that direct pursuit of joy leads to dissatisfaction, urging readers to focus on spiritual service and faith.
Life and Freedom According to Bul Wer
A brief aphorism reflecting on freedom and self rule attributed to Bul wer. The line emphasizes inner sovereignty and personal authority as the core of true liberty.
Lessons on Life From the School of Experience
The essay warns against excessive self view and age obsession, urging detachment and practical learning. It asserts contentment dulls usefulness and champions post graduate lessons from life, highlighting love, honesty, and frugality as guiding ideals. It ends with advice on paying cash to curb desire and encourages moral scrutiny.
In Memoriam A. Stanley Inspires with Kind Life
True success E has achieved is celebrated in this notice for A Stanley a man who lived well laughed often and loved much. His life expressed earth's beauty and he saved souls, inspiring others with a noble example and enduring memory.
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