Peek to lead new international trade coordination group
Roosevelt appoints George Peek after a shakeup in the AAA. Peek will head a temporary committee with interdepartmental and reciprocal trade actors to shape a permanent foreign trade coordination system. The White House says final action and report are expected within two weeks.
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Loge Paek
Agricultre Wallee
Tugwell
Roosevelt
Pook
Inter-departmental Advisory Board
Peek
White House
George Peek
AAA
Public notes on money policy and city efficiency
A miscellany of views on monetary confidence and fiscal policy. Roosevelt policy is praised while US credit is discussed. Miami public works chief William Sydow is highlighted for turning garbage into power. Also mentions Jefferson’s ideas on taxation and wine, plus distant talk of California gold mining and a massive Austrian landslide.
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Germany
Roosevelt
United States
Sam
William Sydow
Public Service
Miami
Sydow
Christmas at the Annie Bell Aboard the Fishermen
In a small fo sailors' cabin Willie Cale, a fourteen year old, receives a brass-bound compass and a boat model as gifts during a belated Christmas aboard the Annie Bell. Captain Angus leads the surprised crew in cheer as salt and timber fill the tiny rigging-lit quarters.
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Annie Bell
Banks
Wille
Willie Cale
Angus
Willie
Western Newspaper
Beverly Hills Audience Debates War and Women Roles
Letter from Beverly Hills discusses wartime attitudes and women’s roles in society. Mention of Chicago Tribune owner Cormick, anonymous letters, and public reaction to women’s speeches and protests. The piece reflects era debates on war, gender, and media figures.
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Afferent Studios
Cormick
John
Ube
The
Chicago Tribune
Silent Night the Christmas Carol That Captured Hearts
The article traces Silent Night, Holy Night from its 1818 Austrian origins by Franz Gruber with words by Josef Mohr, noting early European fame as a folk song from the Zillertal and later authentication when Berlin courtiers sought its manuscript. It details the carol’s journey through St. Peter's Salzburg and the Gruber family, highlighting its enduring tenderness.
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Franz Gruber
Oberndorf
Josef Mohr
Europe
Zillertal
Austria
Gruber
Mohr
Strasser
Michael Haydn
Berlin
St. Peter’s
Salzburg
St. Peter's
Kyla Kringle
Netroltree Press
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Thomas Hewes
Dean Acheson
Professor Sprague
Woodin
Mr. Hewes
Cummings
Washington
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Life
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Montevideo
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Obert Fechner
Civilian Conservation Corps
George F. Zook
Fechner
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Moscow
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Press de Artment
National Hotel
Soviet Russia
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James A. Reed
Senate
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Kansas City
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Donnelly
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