Economic Reform Efforts Across Turkey Japan and Russia
Article surveys Turkey Russia and Japan adopting major economic reforms. It notes Turkey courting Western and Soviet aid for industrialization and self sufficiency, Japan launching a three year rural relief program and public works while facing inflation risk, and Russia aiding Turkey with loans and industrial projects. It highlights barter shifts, new banks, and state monopolies reform plans amid currency concerns and unemployment trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ines
Eregil
Tito
Peosan
Turkey
Kovernment
Amierica
Russia
American Charts Turkish Program Details Involves Hines
Atler Walker D Hines of New York former director of American railroads completed surveys of industrial and agricultural penal entities as Turkey plans to hire more experts to implement the program. Financial difficulties persist and unemployment is dropping in places with large railroad projects moving forward.计划 1000 miles of lines have been completed with hundreds more under construction and investment planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atler Walker D Hines
New York
Turkey
Hines
Sadia
Quick Relief for Chills and Fever
An old health tonic claim for malaria symptoms describes Grove’s Tsinless Chi Panic and other remedies. It touts quinine as core, promising fever reduction and blood cleanse, claiming complete relief and fortification against malaria with daily use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald
Melono
Grove
Childres
Feet Relief Through Hot Water Soaks Reported
A reader describes soaking feet in hot water with Rudox to relieve ache burning and tingle. The note claims improved comfort after use, with details on temperature and duration guiding soak practice.
Soviet Plans for Five Year Program Expansion Amid Food Shortages
The Soviet Union announces a new five year program to boost industrial activity, with doubled or tripled output targets, increased heavy industry focus, and a push to ease food shortages. It outlines higher investment, local industry growth, and intensified farm production though quotas remain. Diplomatic and trade efforts include talks with France and the United States on cotton, energy, and economic cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Batteh
Elf
Sla
Terenl Central Committee
France
United States
Soviet Union
Negro Aviators Continue Flight in Transcontinental Attempt
Kansas City reports on Negro aviators pursuing a transcontinental flight. The group, including Alfred Anderson, plans to depart from Fairfax and push toward the coast, aiming for a pronounced feat in aviation history. The article notes prior mentions and ongoing efforts within a tough race context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kan
Neste Athalors
Towaya
Alnut E
Fotaythe
Auiaalir
Gily
Ant
Alfred Anderson
Mawr
Trin
Fairfax Armort
Windle
Kah
Thyleek
Antontte City
Ipoediine
New Orleans to Study Food Price Control Fight
City officials led by Mayor T Bemmas Walins plan a public study into food price fixing after authorization from the commission. Eight inspectors will be appointed to monitor and report on price changes and market conduct in New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
T. Bemmas Walinslel
Une Cy Pommission
Asim
Faynel Eich
Parley Hits Snag on Silver Talks at World Conference
London July 18 Progress in negotiations over milling wheat exports faced a setback as talks on use of silver stalled at the world textile conference. The big four grain producers Argentina the United States Australia and Canada reached a deal to curb exports this year and next with Tunisia, while Russia and European nations await renewed talks. The silver committee could not reconvene until tomorrow, with indications that export quotes for silver were under review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tio
Big Four
Russia
Indie
Welion
Washington
United States
James Couzens
Bélchi- Gan
America
Ex-Married Couple End Bullets in Divorce Dispute
July 14 report from EAST T- LOUIE outlines a divorce case where Joseph Siggs and his estranged wife could not live apart and continued under the same roof as employer and housekeeper. The ex-wife was hospitalized with bullet wounds to both legs while Siggs faced charges, and a bond was set at $40. The article also mentions silver negotiations and tariff issues discussed by delegates, with references to United States policy and European responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
T- Louie
Joseph Siggs
Wol Il
Moat
Haurekeapern
Biggs
Igge
President Roosevelt Resting as Cold Improves
Washington report says President Roosevelt remains confined to his room with a severe cold for a second day but shows some improvement. Doctor Ron McInore, a naval physician and friend, reports the president is not yet returning to the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
1. C
Rowevelt
Sugathy
Ron McInore
Netter Au
Glove Prices to Rise In Northeastern Trade
A tentative agreement raises glove prices as wage scales are boosted. The scale committee of the Mulina Association of Glove Manufacturers and the scale committee of the Glove Workers Union announced the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloverswills
N.Y
Mulina Association of Glove Manufacturers
Glove Wortens Union
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