Cordell Hull Disciple of Free Trade Bubble
A critique of Secretary of State Cordell Hull homeschooling free trade as a dogmatic system. The piece traces Hull to British influence, argues free trade harmed American industry, and claims postwar foreign trade deficits and debt driven by imports. It accuses Hull of misusing data to push a policy benefiting Britain and foreign lenders.
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Cordell Rull
Cordell Hull
Washington
Hull
London
United States
Hal
Hall
Pere Pailosofdy
Britain
England
Great Britain
Kansas Collegian Honors Busy Engineering Student
Lawrence Kansas June 3 In a feature on student achievement Charles B Manning Roxbury Kansas a senior in the college of engineering earns Tau Beta Pi honors as one of six national scholarships. He served as president of the senior honorary society secretary of the student council president of the engineering school and its council and business manager of the engineering publication during the 1932 33 year. His activities also included roles in the student council and junior honorary society. The Tau Beta Pi award funds a year of study in engineering at the University of Abnois.
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School of Engineering
University of Abnois
University Rules Prevent Cheating at Utah Exams
East Lake City June 3 six regulations adopted at the University of Utah to curb cribbing during examinations. Examinations under strict faculty center. instructors must stay in the room. special fee on examination books. students barred from bringing textbooks. alternate seating with one vacant seat between. class work ceases during exams in the last five days of each quarter.
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East Lake City
University of Utah
Ancient Fortress Found in Sahara
A Roman fort discovered 49 miles from Tamanrasart in central Algerian Sahara by Professor Reygasse. The two vast horned structures hold 11 chambers in near perfect preservation. Initially thought to be a Touarirg mausoleum, further study revealed Roman origin and inscriptions.
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Algiers
Tamanrasart
Algerian Sahara
Reygasse
Ahalessa
Reygisse
Porcupine Trapper Kills 104 in One Month
Alturas California reports trapper Andy Hupe nicknamed for his knowledge of porcupines killed 104 of the pests in March. He claims the animals damage pine trees and notes he escaped injury. An advisory to read light want ads is included with the notice.
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Alturas
Calif
Andy Hupe
Forest Service
Hupe
Porky
Body of Kangaroo Found on Coast at Seaview
Seaview Washington June 3. The body of a small animal thought to be a baby kangaroo was found on the beach miles from Australia. Officials speculate the animal fell from a transoceanic steamer due to the distance and good preservation of the body.
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Seaview
Wash
Australia
Old Rocking Chair Lands Man in Jail
Springfield meets a man named Ted Keach who was convicted of stealing a rocking chair and sentenced to one year in the county jail. Keach, described as having only one arm, said he was caught because the chair was too large for him to carry.
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Springfield
Ted Keach
Keach
Reno Sign Rebrightened After Council Reversal
Reno Nev dash the city council ordered the recovery of the electric archway sign known as The Biggest Little City in the World which had been shut off for economy. With improved business conditions the council lifted the restriction and the sign now shines again greeting prospective divorcees and visitors.
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Reno
Nev
Small Detectives Favored by Police
In Sydney on June 2 authorities favor smaller detectives over big men. A cadet training system selects youths aged 16 to 17, trains them scientifically until 21, after which they become lieutenants, diversifying the detective force.
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Sydney
Australia
The Agile Body Stays Slender
A fragment describes the need for flexible muscles for graceful movement. It notes worn fibers reduce mobility and urges exercises like high kicks arm swings and waist bending to keep the body slender while wearing a pretty robe.
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Womséo
Chevrolet Standard Six Delivers Luxury At Low Price
The Chevrolet Standard Six offers full-size motoring for as low as 445 dollars, featuring Aer stream styling, pointed radiator, beaver-tail back, skirted fenders, and Fisher Body interior. It includes No Draft Ventilation, Mohair upholstery, safety glass windshield, and adjustable sun visor, delivering safety, comfort, and modern design to buyers with lower incomes.
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Fisher
Chevrolet
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