Two Paths for Economic Policy in World Trade
The speaker argues domestic focus to fix farm and industry imbalances rather than rely on volatile international markets. He warns that price controls and overproduction threaten farmers, urges tariffs to defend home crops, and calls for internal remedies to stabilize employment and industry while noting limited export dependence for machinery and refined petroleum.
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How Sensible Folks Stop Rheumatic Pains For 85 Cents
An advertisement promises relief from rheumatic pains in 48 to 49 hours using a scientific formula. It claims Alburne removes uric acid and bodily poisons causing rheumatism, sciatica, neuritis, and lumbago. A 43 cent bottle is available from local druggists with a money back guarantee.
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Alleans
Bommére
Lost 40 Pounds On Doctor's Advice With Kroshen Salts
Advertigene promotes Kroshen Salts claiming a 40 pound weight loss with a half teaspoon in hot water each morning. It promises relief from constipation gas and acidity and improved health and appearance. Claims a money back guarantee and availability at Sommers drug stores and mail orders.
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Monna's Emerald Gave Relief for Painful Feet
A vivid testimonial touts Moyea Emerald as the remedy for aching perspiring feet. The ad claims waking healthy feet, freedom of movement, and relief for swollen veins, urging readers to seek the product at Summers drug store.
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Monna
American leadership and the domestic market in a changing world
The author argues that American industry faces a shrinking foreign market for machinery and petroleum products. He warns against heavy exports that destabilize domestic industries and urges tariff and policy decisions to favor home markets. The piece questions reliance on uncontrollable foreign demand and calls for renewed focus on U.S. industries and balanced growth.
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United States
Russia
Germany
England
Toxnyorrnw
Mexicans Fear More Temblors
Thousands in South Central Mexico slept in the open after three strong quakes rattled the region. Shaky areas included Jalisco Mexico Vera Cruz Oaxaca and Guerrero. Weak structures suffered damage but no lives were lost.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Jalisco
Vera Cruz
Oaxaca
Guerrera
Exiled Mexican Granted Amnesty
President Rodriguez approves amnesty for Joss Maria Maglarena former Banora governor exiled 18 years in Son Angeles. Interior Ministry to advise on potential return to Mexico. Maglarena involved in the Carranza revolution.
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Mexico City
Rodriguez
Joss Maria Maglarena
Banora
Son Angeles
Interior Department
Maylarena
Mexico
Navy Agrees to 53 Million Dollar Cut in Costs
Navy agrees to cut expenses by 53 million dollars in the next fiscal year. The reductions affect recruiting and training programs at Norfolk, San Diego, Newport, and Great Lakes facilities. The plan targets officer and enlisted personnel costs and aims to reallocate funds to other priorities.
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San Diego
Calif
Newport
Great Cakes
Wen
Constance Cummings Stars In Columbia British Film
Constance Cummings in Columbia's London production starring Leslie Howard and Jo Swerling's comedy story. Cummings visits Italy as plans unfold for Gilbert Miller's first Columbia film. Hollywood notes report on Spencer Tracy, Ken Maynard, Lowell Sherman, and various industry tidbits with named figures and upcoming projects.
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Columbia
Louella
Butte Coprrigne
Los Angeles
Connie
Hammer and Tongs
Gilbert Miller
London
Leslie Howard
Jo Swerling
Alejandro Rosas Stars in Talkie and Westerns at Kerrville
Alejandro Rosas, baritone, headlines Talkie starring in Rangers at War a Western by Josh Binney for National Pictures Ever Philips Pro Auctions to be filmed this week at Kerrville He also features in The River Serenser set along the San Antonio River with Rosas in the title role and romantic songs of Old Mexico.
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Josh Binney
National Pictures
Phlilips
Kerrville
Alejandro Rosas
Old Mexico
San Antonio
Serensier
Rosas
Two Die, Many Hurt in Spanish General Strike Start
Madrid reports two deaths and numerous injuries as a two day general strike begins. Syndicalists aim to widen action nationwide leading to railway disruptions and chaotic scenes across the capital.
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Madrid
Auto Accident Victim Succumbs After Amputation
M A L E N, May 9. Larry Blynt, 34, who was injured in an auto accident February 22, died after the amputation of his right leg. His father, 35, Blynt of San Antonio, survives. Blynt had been in the hospital two months. Beer in Day Parade Bluffs Iowa May AI A bent truck loaded with cases of brown beer joined a dry parade, creating a traffic snarl. The driver commented dryly that trade seemed petty heavy.
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Bluffs
Inwa
Music Parade Awards May in San Antonio parade
A May music parade down San Antonio streets drew over 150 cars and floats. Winners included Chorsi clubs McMorris chair first Alamo Heights Choral club second Riverside Park first Milam school second. Tuesday night schedules feature Brahm program Plaza ballroom 9:15 p.m. Lockwood park 8 p.m. Major musical program in St Anthony ballroom 8 p.m. Corinne Tayloe Richardson Study Club W O W hall 9 p.m. Alamo Civic League concert Alamo Heights school 8 p.m.
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Plaza Ballroom
Eugene Staffel
Lockwood Park
Sb. Anthony
Corinne Tayloe Richardson
W. O. W. Hall
Alamo Civic League
Slomo Heights
Coast Guard Status Studied by Body
Geneva May 3 Acting on a proposal to count coast guard personnel toward naval strength a special naval committee of the world disarmament center received the issue today. Major George W. Strong, United States disarmament representative, urged excluding coast guard personnel from the total.
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Geneva
United States Coast Guard
George W. Strong
United States Disarmament
80,000 British Go Back to Work
80000 more persons were at work in Great Britain in April than in March. The total unemployed stood at 2697000, with a fall since January and 45499 more unemployed than a year ago.
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London
Great Britain
Dismiss 1760 Teachers in Los Angeles Education Shakeup
The Los Angeles board of education ordered the dismissal of 1100 probationary substitute and night school teachers for economic reasons. The dismissals take effect at the start of the next school year.
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Los Angeles
Wage Increases Announced for Thousands of Workers
Chicago reports wage increases across several firms as part of a Roosevelt era push. B L Cord announces 5 percent raise for about ten thousand workers at Auburn Automobile Lycoming Duesenberg and American Auto firms. Other boosts include 10 percent for about nine thousand Carolina textile workers and raises for J I Bache & Co Armstrong Rubber New Haven manufacturers.
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Armertrad
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Morrow
Auburn Autonobile Company
Lycoming Manufacturing Company
Duesenberg, Inc
American Always
Roosevelt
South Carolina
Standard Kid Company
Wilmington
J. 8. Bache and Company
Cones
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New Haven
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Pinedo Plans New York to Persia Flight Attempt
Italian aviator General Pinedo aims to fly from Floyd Bennett Field near New York to Persia in a bid to reclaim distance flight records from British aviators Gayford and Nicolatts. The takeoff is set for next Saturday.
Vets Move Into Capital for Second Washington Encampment
Delegations from the Middle West and South arrive for a veterans rally in Washington as the bonus army divisions gather for a second encampment. The V E F plans a fortnight near Fort Hunter Virginia while the Bonus Expeditionary Force prepares to press Congress to act.
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Doctors Warned of Grave Danger at Fort Worth Meeting
Fort Worth May 9 Dr John H Foster of Houston president of the State Medical association warned physicians that the profession faced grave danger and that careful study and mature planning were needed to preserve its economic independence and ward off threats of a socialistic system of entire medicine.
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John H. Foster
Houston
State Medical Association
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