Making Ourselves Poor As Trade Policy Fades
A critical look at the reciprocal trade agreements act and its shift from tariff protections to broad consent for tariff reductions. The piece argues postwar policy risks flooding the U.S. home market with foreign goods, threatens domestic industry, and could export prosperity while importing unemployment, questioning reliance on foreign loans and export-led growth. It cites The New York Times on an impending preliminary conference and generalized tariff reductions under expanded authority. It warns that the United States does not sustain itself on foreign trade and emphasizes defending jobs for American workers.
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State Department
Congress
Roosevelt
Walter Winchell on Broadway and Midown Salons Parade
Walter Winchell style gossip column highlights Broadway stars like Coburns Arthur Moore and Arthur, mentions Vic tor Moore and his late film earnings, Lucille Bonne the chanteuse, Jerome Robbins and Lois Wheeler, Mae West Shubert questions, and assorted showbiz notes from New York venues. The column notes gossip on marriages, divorces, and social scenes around Fifth Avenue to the Met and the Stork Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vacex
Charles Coburs
Een Agers
Lonka
Jean Arthur
Jon Cotten
Kenneth Friede
Joseph
Victor Moore
Nellie Big
Victor
J. Gunner
Marina Svetlova
Met
Cesar Romero
Renee DeMarco
Colillier Coum
Helmut Dantine
Btar
Jerome Robbins
Lois Wheeler
Dorothy Britton
E. 57Th
Sonja Henle
Dan Tapping
Toxic Goitre Treatments and Calcium Aids
A historical medical article explains toxic goitre or thy roid enlargement with excessive hormone secretion. It notes symptoms like rapid heartbeat weight loss and nervousness, and discusses diagnosis via basal metabolism tests. Treatments include iodine therapy calcium phosphate vitamins and sometimes surgery or drugs.
Medical garbled note on nerve disorder and neurosis
Fragmented text discusses discharge causes and possible neural conditions. It mentions a physician's study to determine root causes and proper treatment, referencing a twenty four year period with ten months of nerve distress and the idea that neorosis can be overcome with a psycho genetic approach addressing anxiety and fear.
Truman inflation plan sparks stock gain and criticism
The piece analyzes President Truman's domestic economic plan and its quick market reaction, arguing the proposals may raise wages and material costs, fueling inflation. It notes congressional skepticism, the public preference for full employment and higher taxes, and warns that increased defense spending and subsidies could counteract anti inflation aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Listen World Rose Sign in a Time of Loss and Hope
Elsie Robinson recounts a friend's grief after losing a son and the mysterious appearance of roses as signs of comfort. A cycle of roses blooms near her home and office, suggesting beauty and faith persist despite sorrow and frost. The piece blends faith, mystery, and healing in a hopeful tone.
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Rose
Saint Theresa
Fons Tivad
Westmoorland debaters prepare for Waco speech tourney
Four Westmoorland college debaters Jon Kilgore Werbert Perry George Manning and Fulton are named for a January 26 1046 meet in Waco. Coach AY OB leads the squad as the health department flags low Texas death rates from census figures in early January. A 600000 building permit was issued January 24 1924 for the Texas theater on East Houston Street between the Gunter building and the San Antonio river. Mrs Eugene Hann of 318 Pleasanton road reports hearing Radio London station 2L0 with a one tube set and a greeting to the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westmoorland College
Waco
Jon Kilgore
Werbert Perry
George Manning
Fulton
AY OB
An Health Department
K. Quin
United States Department of Census
San Antonio
Houston
Texas
Texas Theater
East Houston Street
Gunter
San Antonio River
Eugene Hann
Pleasanton Road
2L0
London
Odd Facts and a Fragmented San Antonio Paper Note
Odd facts about Boccherini and a garbled San Antonio Light page from January 2081 show a reference to 125 sling quintets and 20 symphonies amid heavy OCR errors. The piece notes publication by the San Antonio Light and Gazetta with a corrupted address and official notice language, typical of a dated newspaper in Texas.
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San Antonio
San Antonio Light
San Antonio Gazetta
Offica
Texas
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Hull
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New York Times
United States
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Onah
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George
Stork Club
Eley
Georgie
Virgnette
Pau Alley
Lucille Bonne
Leeds Publishing Company
Poppa
Louis Jordan
Dreca
Dog Music
Cy Oliver
T. Dorsey
Lucille
Tin Pan Alley
Golden Fiddle
T7th St
Greenwich Village
Glammertown
BI Mauldin
Hollywood
Femme
Lark Dorothy Kloaten
Sonny Dunhall
Kitty
Ray Mill
Paulette Goddard
Louis Prima
Mr. Mason
Dixon
de Maree
the Roxy
Mr. Keen
CBS
Thurz-eves
Three Suns
Buck Ram
Doryacy
Louis Calhern
Dorothy Gish
Nell
Versailles
Holts
Miami
Leon Hendersson
OPA
Mit
Washington Press Club
Reuben’s
Wdz
Cafe Ernesto
1. Darin
Pup
Pel
Ohio State University
de. H. In
Bundesen
Paul Mallon
Washington
Truman
Iruman
Mart
CIO
White House
CFA
Wiele
Elsie Robinson
Suil
L. A. Light
Luigi Boccherini
Tatlan
Associated Press
Pat Wa
Ates
Daly
Simany
Buntigy Nly
Cattler
Takag Ow Sadat Ieee
Ainda
Awedty
Hontestica
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