Debate Over the 30-Hour Week and Machinery Job Effects
In 1933 the 30-hour work week proposal is used to justify national labor limits amid NRA debates. Advocates claim machines boost efficiency, while Ford’s experience shows productivity rises with investment yet employment expands. The piece contrasts living standards with arbitrary hour cuts and cites historical data on employment and payroll growth alongside rising worker output.
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Merryle & Rukeyser Court
Universal Servicr
Site
New York
NIRA
Falk
Washington
Halland
NRA
Supreme Court
We Jedgers
Ford Lot Company
Ford
United States
Ege Shampoo Guide Promises Vogue Style and Tips
The text offers a quirky hair care guide claiming Ege Shampoo makes hair Vogue worthy. It details rinsing, folding, and mixing steps with peroxides and cola water, and notes over bleached hair requires care and repeated washing for satisfactory results.
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Ege Stimrspoo
Ida Features Lace in Black and White at Holiday Fête
Paramount dancer Tan Luping stars in Anything Goes, modeling three charming new dance frocks for the season. One black lace gown with pleated skirt and front button row. a Tan version with slender sleeves and an ivory wrap complements the look.
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Tan Luping
Ivor
Glove Collar Fashion Debuts With Novel Detailing
A Virginia based novelty item introduces glove collars paired with a Davy blue woolen taboten. The Bloves wear blue crede cuffs matching the cuffs on the gloves and fasten them with mail collar-buttons. The accessory can be removed and laundered.
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Virginia Brute
Thursday Market Reports for Texas Vegetables and Imports
Readable listings show US market notes on cabbages and mixed vegetables from Texas and other states. Carlot arrivals across cities like Cleveland Philadelphia New York Chicago and Pittsburgh with prices per crate and per bushel, steady to weaker demand, and notable Texas crate values around $1.25 to $1.50 and Savoy crates near $0.75 to $1.00.
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Cinginath
Texas
Savoy
Washington, D. C
Slovay
Cas
Pittsburgh
Tracy
Wwe
Chicago
Pexas Bushels
New York
Detroit
Boston
Atesil Sheila
Seagate
California
Calfornia
Fexas
St. Louis
Florida
Cary
Cary On Lah
Aleady
Furita
Trac St. Talula
Estady
Peyas
Phladalghia
Philadelphia
Essea
Pittsturth
Arizone
Trxon
St Lewis
Dratk
Agra
Tarket
Ata
Athens
Lpain
Wisconsin
Kansas City
Bae Arizons
Wosconsin
Kel Steary
Dollar Markets in London Slump as Dollar Weakens
London money markets show the United States dollar opening weaker with moderate supply and closing near 4.05 per franc in Paris. Analysts warn of potential inflation and discuss Roosevelt’s policy moves including the cold reserve act extension and the bonus bill. The franc dips under pressure while gold prices edge lower amid global currency shifts. Financial notes from London dated January 11 describe early market movements and expectations for U.S. revaluation.
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London
United
Slater Dellar
United, States
Leliecel
Paris
United States
France
Ahn
New York
Roosevelt
House of Representatives
Antonio Livestock Market Reports Mixed But Steady Prices
Livestock prices at San Antonio market show overall steady levels from Thursday to Friday with some declines in late trading. Cattle and calf figures range around 6.00, feedlot and fat cattle mostly 4.00 to 54.50, cows steady to slow, bulls steady, stockers around 6.00, with typical weights and price ranges listed for various classes. Receipts shown span 6 am Thursday to 8 am Friday, with no sheep or goats reported.
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Antonio
Federal State Market News Service
San Antonio
Cotton Market Advances In Early New Orleans Trading
New Orleans opening strength lifts cotton as Bud Briers gains scorch and options push higher. Liverpool and Passare influence buying, crop control talks loom with Washington farm leaders. Prices seen across Liverpool and New Orleans, with American stocks steady amid broad market activity.
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New Orleans
Bud Briers
Liverpool
Passare
Dames Vff
Washington
Supreme Court
Civarpool
Produce Market Saturday Opens Quiet Growers Trade
Market at San Antonio reports best day since day before Christmas with no new shipments cleared. Colorado Brown Beauty potatoes arrive at 1.69 per 100 pounds. Commission men await 4 carloads Idaho yellow onions and larger lots of assorted fruits and vegetables to follow. Prices span beans 1 to 1.50 a bushel, cabbage 2.80, lettuce 1 bushel, potatoes 1.40 to 1.85, grapefruit 4 to 5 a crate, dates 3 per case, avocados 2.50 to 5.85 per crate, bananas 3.80 to 4.00 a dozen, apples 2 to 2.26 a bushel, and many other items with varying quotes.
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United States
Blate Departmente
Hereuit
Texas
Tu Rios
Pat Toos
South Téxag
Lower
Crete
San Antonsa
Colorado
Morlay Commission
Camunitetes
Devon Beveroli
Commission Guotations
Rome Bohny
Arizona
Vailey Marsh
Valley
Laitice Avizona Gagzen
Scien
Cruzer
Rockport
Grain Market Notes From Chicago and San Antonio Prices
Grain markets show mixed shifts with wheat and corn futures near unchanged as inflation fears ease. San Antonio prices list corn green, yellow shelled, and wheat bids in volatile ranges, while farmers report several feed and grain categories at varied per ton and per bushel rates across the region.
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Chicago
Yenizher
San Antonio
Wall Street Briefs Summary of Seeming December Trends
Financial notes indicate cautious December outlook with inventories and sales mixed across 3 cities. Trade data shows nine stores reporting slower wholesale demand while 49 report food gains and 47 note solid sales. price listings include fresh eggs at 5 dollars and poultry items such as ducks at 12 cents and geese at 19 cents per pound.
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Aciives
National Association of Credit
Westward political skirmish over Roosevelt patronage
The piece reviews Western and Midwest sentiment on Roosevelt era patronage, noting Republican and Progressive figures in California Wisconsin Minnesota Nebraska and Oregon. It discusses Eccles nomination to the Federal Reserve Board debates with Glass, and Army weapon development delays amid budget pressures and political maneuvering.
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Universal Service
Washington, D
Dan
Norite Soul
Nebraska
Falihtuis
West
Midwest
Roosevelt
Far West
New Deal
Hiram Jonson
Galifornia
Ta- Fallette
Wisconsin
Farmer Laborite Shipstead
Minnesota
San Norris
McNary
Oregon
Johnson - LaPallete-Nocriss \McNary-Ships
Senate
Marriner i
Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
Peteon
Bill Glass
White House
Budget Race in the Treasury Office
Mr Daniel Bell, director of the Bureau of Budget, paces the Treasury office like a bicycle race. He runs three laps ahead of taxes but ten behind spending, as Hopkins and Kres push costs while Jim Farley approves green inked forms. Bell stays hopeful, polishing his work amid the funding scramble.
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Daniel Bell
HE Bucget
Treasury Department
Uncle Sam
Quigo
Messrs Hopkins
Kres
MR Bell
Jim Farley
MR. Bell
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