Job Giving Should Guide R F C Not Pawn Broking
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation plans a 62 million loan for the world’s largest bridge across San Francisco Bay employing 12,000. It is the largest advance under the Garner Wagner relief act, part of 1.5 billion for self liquidating public works. Critics urge prompt projects to relieve unemployment and oppose high rates.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
San Franisco Bay
San Francisco Bay
Rome Burns
Port Authority of
New York
New Jersey
Congress
Wagner
Listen World echoing quotes on life and action
A compact composite of voices extols taking full life beyond bodily needs. Epictetus Jesus and other figures are cited to argue that true life comes from pursuing beauty dreams adventure and wonder despite poverty pain or persecution.
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Epictetus
Jesus of Nazareth
Stevenson
Lincoln
Moses
Millon
Father Damion
Florence Nightingale
Debs
Nogauch
Joan of Arc
Gweralen
Booker T. Washington
Clothes and Capered London After Dark
London after a year of gloom shows a social revival with after dinner dress codes shifting to full evening wear. Night spots and theaters buzz as men wear tuxedos and women indulge in couture while the Savoy and Claridge’s glow with topaz lighting and cosmopolitan energy.
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London
Ince
Croydon
Claridge’s
Cote d'Agur
Lonsion
Bavoy
Tve
Thames
Kissing Trends Then and Now in a Celebrity Memoir
The article discusses the evolving meaning and social weight of kissing, contrasting prewar and modern attitudes. It cites flippant quips about when a kiss is appropriate and notes the phrase heard around the world as a symbol of changing romance, citing a 1982 copyright and mentions a film actress.
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Klas
Conyright
King Meng
Ayn
Pest Eliminator Creates Fast Bridge Card Shuffler
Boston scientists Mesara Lenz and Work unveil a shoe box sized machine that shuffles and deals bridge cards in four seconds. It promises speed and fairness, though it may meet early high cost and skepticism from players tired of “Who dealt this mess” questions.
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Boston
Mesara
Lenz
Work
Promissory Note and Election Promise Critique
The text critiques campaign promises by claiming the Republican party fostered past prosperity and that President Yeover seeks re election by promising to halt or worsen the national mood. It frames promises as the politician's privilege and the people's responsibility to assess them.
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Republican Party
Yeover
Aeks
Hearst Papers Advocate Plan To Boost Economy
The Hearst Papers advocate a five billion dollar loan to relieve unemployment and inject cash into circulation. They push a sales tax of five to ten percent and income tax cuts to finance industry, plus immediate Volstead act modification to permit light wines and beers, revive industry and employment, provide government income, end racketeering, and restore personal liberty.
10 and 20 Years Ago From The San Antonio Light Oct 17 1932
A Texas norther gusted into Brooks field wrecking the giant dirigible C2 after wind drove its envelope against hangar doors causing an explosion. Injuries included Major H A Birauss, Serge. A D Albrecht, Major John MacD Thompson, Capt Neleoh Walk, Ben Baitses, Bergt Harry Bills, Walter A Bat, and Kelly No. 2 plane crash noted. Police and city inquiries cover unrelated incidents and repairs costs.
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Texas
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