Savants Urge Emergency Plan To Replace Laissez Faire
A 200 page report by 11 economists led by Nicholas Murs Hob Butler’s OLA warns NRA codes may harm national welfare by fostering output gradation. It favors a planned economy via a world bank, unemployment reserves, and strict regulation of monopolies and large banks.
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New York
NHA
Nicholas Murshay Butler
OLA
Commission On Economic Reconstruction
NRA
Blue Eagle
AAA
Aimes St
Eich
World Bank
Ameran Federal Reserve System
World Bank For International Settlements
Basle
Butler
Anyoad
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Mr. Maciver
Liebe
Barnard College
James W. Angell
Columbia University
Arthur D. Gayer
Alvin Jonason
New School For Social Research
Josef A.schumpeter
J Tconomiles
Harvard
Yanks See New Styles at Paris Shows
Paris fashion week draw remained strong as Americans attend style shows in near record numbers despite dollar devaluation. New silhouettes and fabrics featured by leading houses drew crowds, signaling resilient demand and evolving trends in postwar fashion.
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Paris
Gardut relief for periodic pains advised to women
Periodic pains and run down feelings relieved by Gardut. Thousands report improved vitality from a vegetable preparation named Gardus, sold at drug stores for monthly discomfort and tired nerves.
Solon Urges Tax on Sales in Congress Debate
Harold Knutson reports Solon Reoniilean Werber of Compress Frumt Minnesota urges the House to consider a sales tax as a revenue source. He argues it would evenly distribute government costs, suggests a 2 1/2 percent levy on sales of goods, clothing, and medicines, and contends many nuisance taxes should be replaced while distributing receipts to states. He warns opposition would be political and consumer fatigue.
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Harold Knutson
Reoniilean Werber
Minnesota
Washington, D. C
House of Representatives
American Congress
Congress
Barrer
Winship Sworn as Puerto Rico Governor in Simple Ceremony
Gen. Blanton Winship was sworn in as the twelfth American civil governor of Puerto Rico, succeeding the resigning Robert H. Gore. The ceremony was simple and semi military, with Winship delivering an inaugural message stressing the need to improve Insular agriculture to raise living standards for the majority dependent on the industry.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Blanton Winship
Robert H. Gore
Emilia del Toro
Winship
Witnesses invited on anti lynching bill hearing delay
Chairman Van Nuys of the Senate Judiciary Committee postponed the Wag ner-Costigan anti lynching bill hearing from February 15 to February 20 and 21 to accommodate witnesses. A long list of observers had sought testim ony and the panel agreed to reschedule. Sell unused items through Light Cln altitd Act with small cost and ad request.
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Ad Wetler
Soviet War Chief Says USSR Ready to Repel Japanese Attack
Voroshilov in Moscow accuses Japan of planning Manchurian invasion to seize Siberia. He says the Soviet Union is prepared to defend its borders and aircraft routes, while U S officials fear potential war despite calm rhetoric from Tokyo.
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Bovia
Japan
U.S
Japanese War Ministry
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Vorosivlay
Red Army
Asprech
Communist Party
Moscow
Manchuria
Siberia
Voroshilov
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War Map Published in London Paper
London paper prints a prominent map claimed to detail Pan's war plan against Russia with an authoritative source. An explanatory article says the map may reveal whether war in the Far East is a Soviet delusion, showing newly built or planned railroads in Manemining and new highways, purposes, and air drones.
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London
Febhoudon News Chronicle Today
da Pan
Russia
Far East
Credit Body in Need of President
NEW BRAUNFELS February 4 The board of directors of the Retail Merchants association is seeking a president after Adolf Henne elected declined to serve. Other officers elected were G L Wood vice president Curt Linnartz treasurer Harvey Richards Max Schmidt Ecy Ei band and Mrs Louise Krueger as rectors.
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Fev
The
Retail Merchants Association
Adolf Henne
G.L. Wood
Curt Linnartz
Harvey Richards
Max Schmidt
E Cy Eiband
Louise Krueger
Junction Credit Body Formed in Mason Texas
The Production Credit Association has received its charter with G. Lehmann of Loyal Valley as secretary treasurer. R W Hoffman, Mason County director, announced loans on livestock and crops will be available soon. In Austin, the body of Frank Orr, a missing salesman, was recovered from Shipp's Lake near Smithville after being missing since Saturday.
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Junction
Mason, Texas
Associaton
G. &. Lehmann
Loyal Valley
Treasuer
R. W. Hoffman
Masoly County
Lake Nields
Austin
Frank Orr
Shipp
Smithville
Supreme Court Law Clerk Quits
The Texas supreme Court announced the resignation of Trwin W. Coleman of Lubbock, a law clerk in the consultation rooms, who has joined an oil company in Houston. John 1. Tohnson of Galveston will replace Coleman and John Maclin, formerly blue sky commissioner in the secretary of state’s office, will replace Johnson.
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Austin
Texas Supreme Court Today
Trwin W. Coleman
Lubbock
Coleman
Houston
John 1. Tohnson
Galveston
Greek Injull Delay Seen in Govt Decision
Athens eyes a swift decision amid Balkan pact talks and municipal voting while a Chicago linked financier faces criminal charges in the background. Extradition talks to Spain and medical examiner issues cloud the case as ministers insist Tasyl cannot leave Greece.
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Samuel Insuli
Chicago
Whistles
Greece
Ax Ape
Isrounds
Tasyl
Ingull
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