Hull vs Congress on American Tariff
A column argues Congress intended a reciprocal tariff to boost domestic jobs and living standards, but Secretary Hull pushes unfettered free trade. It contends Hull’s interpretation undermines the 1940 tariff amendment, threatening American industry and employment.
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Hull
Congress
Ihs
United States
Mr. Hull
Mgr. Hull
Hall
Atroy
America
Sigerouty
Listen World By Elsie Robinson on Courage in Love and Risk
The author argues against passive sentimentality in relationships and urges brave, honest choices. She critiques cowardice and social pressure that stall personal growth, urging readers to stand by their convictions even at personal cost.
10 and 20 Years Ago Notable San Antonio Observances
A fragmented clipping recalls past events in San Antonio with notes on banks, savings funds, and local figures. It mentions the Emmet Bank Christmas Savings fund sending checks to over a thousand members, along with a reference to a 1935 club start and a teacher named Frank Gallagher. The text reads as a retrospective of civic and financial activity from earlier decades in the city.
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San Antonio
Emmet Bank
Frank Gallagher
Tachior
Tnc Emmet Bank
Karl Hans Lady and the Tower of London Spy Execution
A 1910s espionage tale recounts Karl Hans Lady, dubbed the German spy Charles Inglis, facing a martial at the Tower of London. He refused a blindfold, was executed by eight British soldiers, and later sent a final, defiant Omaha message claiming service to Germany.
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Hitler
Karl Hans
Wethan Hale
Germany
Tower of London
Castle
Lubeck
New York
Omaha
Mati Hari
Solo Pasha
Lady
Berlin
Jip
Charles Ing
England
Charles Inglis
London
Scotland
Kitchener
France
High Seas
Kill Jamey
Wrt
Middlesex Guildhall
Tord Chelesmore
Fl Forth
Riglarit
Karl Lady
Gret
Lord Bovat
Culloden
the Tower
Ambiguous era ramble notes odd costs and claims
The fragment alleges gas at 21 cents a gallon in Ching and tea priced high, mentions Tess, a debt dispute with France that she vows to honor on December 1, and references two Santa Clauses. The text reads as a garbled historical snippet with unclear context and multiple oddities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
New York Gossip on Bright Lights and Hidden Lives
A fragmentary portrait of American stage figures and theatre lore. Descriptions mix small town quirks with famous performers like Victor Moore and Burns and Allen. Vivid but disjointed vignettes touch on insomnia doormen, Broadway stars, and evolving show business personalities.
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New York
Kentucky
Victor Moore
America
Yaureville
Emma Littlefield
Moore
Brown County
Ind
Reciprocal trade vision cited in Hearst papers legacy
The article discusses New Ties né Hearst newspapers doubly resent Mgr Hull. It argues for recognizing global shifts toward raw material producers like Latin America and urges bilateral treaties to reduce import duties in exchange for export concessions. It criticizes the State Department and calls on President Roosevelt to set administration policy and enforce the law.
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Hui
United States
Hearst
Mgr. Hull
Europe
Latin America
Great Britain
State Department
Congress
Hull
Roosevelt
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