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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1935
Page
8
A long analysis of federal debt, interest costs, and legislative battles outlines how rising deficits, the carry charge on the national debt, and calls for fiscal restraint clash with Roosevelt era policies. It notes upcoming votes, investigations into lobbying, and tensions between administration plans and Congressional dissent.
Sloan argues the highest wage scale benefits the economy only if balanced with overall national and industrial health. He cautions against misapplied Keynesian theory and asserts recovery depends on productivity, price signals, and avoiding inflationary failures.
A fragmented, unclear text argues about federal power compared to tariffs and centralized systems. It references Justice Holmes on law and experience, urging national action on national problems while noting constitutional limits and the need for practical solutions.
A digest of postwar federal policy aims and court powers under the New Deal. It discusses potential Supreme Court responses to federal economic and social programs, including production controls, labor relations, and government intervention, noting enduring limits of judiciary against strong public opinion.
The article argues that TVA embodies irresponsible political and economic bureaucracy. It critiques declared objectives as idealistic while highlighting federal sponsorship and the experimental nature of state administration amid socialistic rhetoric and poor execution.
A Boston World Telegram column by Dorothy Burhate Bromlet discusses divorce, arguing divorce can reveal personal growth and independence for women. It contrasts unhappy marriages with self-reliant, warm-hearted individuals who pursue own happiness and books, noting marriage is a natural growth boundary.
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