Ploughshares Preferred Reveal of Steel Industry Alarm
At the forty-eighth general meeting of the American Iron and Steel Institute, T. M. Girdler, president of the institute and chairman of Republic Steel, warned that the steel industry favors ploughshares over swords and cautioned that U S measures aiding dictatorships abroad and domestic policies are pushing the nation toward a collective state. He argued that while the government derates dictators abroad, it adopts policies at home that threaten democracy and business expansion.
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T. M. Girdler
American Iron and Steel Institute
Republic Steel Corporation
Girdler
Mr. Girdler
United States
Girdler attacks New Deal tax policy and socialism
Mr Girdler argues the government takes 20 percent of national income and cites 1938 taxes on steel near 100 million dollars, with 80 percent going to locals. He claims taxes harm wages and production, calling for ending socialist policies and restoring American business prosperity.
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Mr. Girdler
Girdler
Congress
What Do You Know The Knowledge Test Errors In City Pairs
scrambled city pairs and misspellings appear in a knowledge test. the page lists valid and invalid entries such as Lake Winnipeg and Alaska Melbourne Philippine Island Monrovia Utbaerns Palestine Tokyo China Smyrna Turkey Nanking Galway Ireland Bergen Sweden and others. the piece notes scoring through the week, awarding one point for each correct correction.
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Lake Winnipeg
Alaska
Melbourne
Philippine Islenda
Monrorvin
Daminecus
Palestine
Tokio
China
Smymin
Turkey
Nanking
Galway
Irelas
Bergen
Sweden
Copystar
King Feature Byndicate, Inc
Press Gains Washington Press Privileges Overcentury War for Access
The long arc of press access in Washington shows reporters securing floor privileges and seats, resisting censorship and lobbyist pressure. Distilled from 19th and 20th century battles, the press earned rights through persistent effort, defining its role in informing the republic.
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Nations
Washington
America
Senate
Legislative
Young Republic
Aly
R Formps
New Yorkk Herald
Senator Southard
Sineale
Hedt
Senata
Self-government gains through action and rights defended
A compact reflection on democratic participation noting that groups gain rights by contributing to the process. It cautions pressure groups to move from demand to contribution, urging practical involvement in civic duties and constitutional protections.
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King Fras. Synd
Tne
Why Must These Things Be In This War Sufferings
A devotional meditation on existential fear and faith amid war. It parallels Job's trial with modern despair, urging belief in a guiding divine presence even without full understanding. The piece emphasizes inner resolve over the reason behind suffering.
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Job
Satan
God
Yves
Barah
Untidy OCR Fragment Describes Unclear Historical Scene
Fragmentary text mentions a woman and daughter with questionable attire, plus a note on Americana drinking habits and a bizarre reference to ivory from hippopotamus tusks as more valuable than elephant ivory. Names, dates, and coherent facts are missing.
Stomach Ulcers and Their Treatment in 1939 Guide
A King Fyn. Bynd, Inc. article from 1939 explains stomach and duodenal ulcers, their causes, and who is most at risk. It outlines symptoms, timing of pain after meals, and hunger pains, plus general treatment: rest, gentle, easily digestible meals, vitamin supplementation, and avoidance of alcohol and tobacco.
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Me Hoy
Cony
King Fyn. Bynd
Wallace Dives In as Cotton Subsidy Knockout Artist
Washington reports Henry Wallace the agriculture secretary has quietly defeated Roosevelt and Congress on a cotton export subsidy. He uses political maneuvering with LaGuardia and O Neal to push a 36.5 million subsidy scheme, aiming to flood Britain with cheaper cotton while pressuring domestic prices. Alleged deals and shifts suggest Wallace will deliver Britain a windfall and push a debated policy through despite opposition.
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Washington
Henry Agard Wallace
Agriculture
Hoosevelt
Tull
Treasury
Morgenthau
Congress
George
Georgia
Wallace
Agriculture Department
State Department
Hitler
State
Francis Sayré
Hull
Treas Urist
House
Mayor LaGuardia
New York
Edward O'Neal
Intra Bureat Federation
Ducouth
Wallgne
O'Neal
New Yorker
LaGuardia
New York City
Warstington
Messrs. Wallace
Kansas
Messrs
la Guardia
City Hall
Britain
United States
George Thig
Rint
King Features Burn Hicale, Inc
Marry Go Round Hats and Laundry Ignite Domestic Tension
A satirical piece depicts the constant domestic nagging over laundry and hats in marriages. It argues the laundries and hats become flashpoints, with the hat purchases sparking peace or strife. The tone lampoons how a husband’s control over chores and clothing marks the home climate.
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Lfe
Employment and law shifts in Los Angeles light files
From June 30 1029 and June 30 1910 era notes list personnel moves and fiscal actions. Henry Dielman and Bar Antonio attorney are tied to delinquent city taxes totaling about 1 million dollars with Frank Bushick as tax commissioner. Dielman to come under mayoral jurisdiction. Morris alarm explains a renewal plan for Union of American Hebrew congregations funds with a joint advisory board to publicize religious and educational initiatives.
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Henry Dielman
Bar Antonio
Cly
Frank 3. Bushick
Delman
Matt
GO. M. Chambers
Morris Alarm
Union of American Hebrew Congregations
Bern
Wilon
Olinelnmaht
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Madras
India
Elma
Brazil
Cadiz
Portugal
Kobe
Japan
Brindis
Gorsica
Rouen
Belgiun
Dern
Switzerland
Birmingham
England
Eternal Vigilanes
Hherry
Tarre
By Edwin C. Hill
Elsie
Tate
Joth
Kink Feow
Britains
Dr. H. M
Bundesen
Paul Mallon
By Helen Rowland
Howl
L. A. Light Files
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