Foreign trade balance and the shift in US pattern
An analysis notes a radical change in the US foreign trade pattern with a shrinking excess of exports over imports during the first ten months, a $93,278,000 net import of gold, and $72,781,000 in silver. It discusses how gold and service imports boost dollar securities, critiques free trade doctrine, and calls for sterilizing gold and revising policy to stabilize inflation while highlighting farm income gains and projections for employment and prosperity.
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MS. Rureyber
Libiterial Service
New York
Mack Taiary
p'Iver
Roosevalt
South Amperica
George N. Peek
Washington
United States
Farmera
Stock market ends year with optimism and new highs
New York stock market closes the year on an optimistic note after a session of broad gains with many issues hitting new highs. Volume reaches 2 210 000 dollars as leaders top several percent gains. Paramount Loew's and Warner Brothers rise. In New Haven a Latin professor, Ainsworth O'Brien Moore, 39, is killed when his car hits a pole, his wife injured.
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New York
Consolidated Oil
Phillips Petrolman
Standard Ol
Indiana
Standard of NJ
Texas Corporation
Paramount
Loew's
Warner Brothers
New Haven
Conn
Ainsworth O'Brien-Moore
Hamden
Yale
Pogey
Erin O'Brien-Moore
Community Dance and Society Gatherings in San Antonio
Thursday events include Lockwood community dance at Hays and Olive by Laurel Champion club and Mrs. Janie Bs home. Luther League watchnight at Grace Lutheran parish house with games, music, and a New Year service. Yanaguana society hosts open house and exhibition of Gentile oil paintings at 503 Villita. Lindbergh Recreation center to host all night New Year dance. Girl Scouts council Christmas party and gift program at Lindbergh building. Kappa Sigma Chi sorority Christmas dinner and dance at St Anthony terrace. San Antonio Recreation Council hears reports and Christmas tree project aids 1560 children. War Mothers chapter postpones meeting to January 2.
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Lockwood
Hays and
Olive Streets
Laurel Champion Club
Janie
Burtesin
Pridsy
I. J. Pitchuter
West
Mulberry
Luther League of Grace Lutheran Church
Aveneland Fifth Street
Nouse
Luther League
Luther League Choral Group
Yanagiris Society
Villita Street
San Antonio
Carlos E. Castanedi
University of Texas
Texas
HS Council
Bexar County
Randolph
Wheatley
B. B. McCimsey
Alamo
C. A. Wheatley
A. Wheatley
G. E. Bleting
Houston
Brown
Thomas W. Carver
S. X. Callahan
Harold Cheney
FH Derden
Preston Dial
E. F. Drew
Ralph Gilds
Vela
Giraud
A. Holland
J. EB King
H. A. Lola
Ia. F. Liefeld
Ernest Powell
McGlisey
C. AL Mitchell
Raymond Sample
J. 0. Oslin
PG. Opnenheimer
San Antonio Recreation and Playground Council
Lindbergh Recreation
P. CG. Blank
R.R. Lozano
T Ie
Sidelvir Club
Nein
Christmay
Habry Harry Lee Phillips
M. Denison
Mabel Marthe
Lindbergh
Stanwyck Declines Engagement Rumors with Taylor
Hollywood star Barbara Stanwyck denied romance reports with Robert Taylor. She said she has no engagement plans and will announce any engagement herself when ready. The actress also noted she is simply friends with Taylor and not pursuing marriage at this time.
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Hollywood
Dee
aL—vupy
Barbara Stanwyck
Robert Taylor
Miss Stanwyck
Paylor
Peggy Learns Fiance Dead In Sleighing Accident
In Samaden Switzerland Vivian Jackson daughter of a local family and intended fifth husband of Bepey Hopking Joyce died after a sleighing mishap near St Martiz. Joyce, weakened by injuries, learned of the tragedy and remained under hospital care while doctors described her condition as improving. The sleigh toppled when the team bolted causing Jackson to be flung over a boulder and perish before hospital arrival. Joyce sustained injuries but is reported not to be solely harmed by the accident.
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Samaden
Switzerland
Dec
Bepey Hopking
Joyce
Vivian Jackson
Miss Joyce
St. Martiz
Jackson
Philippine Police Keep Guard Posted
Manila reports indicate military and police forces across the Philippine Islands are increasing precautions on New Year's Day amid unconfirmed rumors. Officials fear possible actions by groups seeking immediate independence, with emergency measures ordered to prevent any violence before 1997.
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Manila
Philippine Islands
Philippines
Amiy Androlee
Christmas Crimes and Labor Strikes Stir Public Mood
The piece notes public calls for peace amid high wage demands and unrest. It recalls a murder case, 700 union picketers, and industrial tensions, praising cooperative efforts like charity for strikers and a presidential family concern as the nation faces holiday sentiment and labor disputes.
Air Raid Plans Made in Turkey
In Ankara on December 31 the Turkish Government outlined preparations for air attack defense. Plans include destroying tens of thousands of wooden hoses, issuance of gas masks, and mobilization of civilians as part of civil defense readiness.
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Turkey
Ankara
Ancient man and all our troubles in old world bones
An ancient skeletal record from Tepe Hazar near Tran shows that early European ancestors suffered common ailments. Prof Kragman notes average lifespans around eighty, high levels of arthritis and tooth decay, plus tuberculosis and varicose ulcers. Evidence of syphilis scars and other bone inflammations are found. Separate report describes sun sunburst flames from solar activity and shortwave radio atmospherics observed by Mt Wilson, with thirteen stations colliding with a shortwave signal.
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Atlantic
W. J
Nordiles
Feria
Tran
Tepe Hazar
University of Pennsylvania and Pennsylvania Museu of Art
American Association For the Advancement of Science
W. H. Kragman
Westtin Reserve University
Tary
Krogmian
Earth
Richardson
Mt. Wilson Observatory
Carnegie Institution
Dade
Noted Figures Critique Society and Science Across Nations
Traffic court speakers urge safer driving as New Year wish. Cambridge professor cites moral deficits in model society. Dumas Malone objects to overly scholarly historians. Vladimily Thatler, inventor, refuses return to Russia stating preference for American conditions.
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Providence
Dumas Malone
American Dictionary of Biography
Vladimaly N. Thatler
Soviet Russia
Supreme Commissariat For Industry
Russian Academy of Science
Smith Celebrates Birthday At Home With Family
Former Governor Alfred E. Smith marks his sixty third birthday with a private dinner at his New York home. He gave a press interview offering youth advice and views on politics and housing while avoiding recent campaign tensions. He plans a Palm Beach vacation after the celebration.
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New York
Alfred ©. Smith
Smith
Roosevelt Tegt
Palm Beach
Tugwell Leaves Government Post for Molasses Company
Rexford Tugwell, one of Roosevelt’s early reformers, resigns as Undersecretary of Agriculture and Resettlement Administrator to become vice president of the American Molasses Company in New York. He departs amid a gag order restricting Agriculture Department staff from discussing government business with former colleagues.
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Washington
Rexford G. Tugwell
Roccevelt
American Molasses Company
New York
Agricultum
Agriculture Department
Bermuda
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