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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1935
Page
3
Alfred Sloan Jr argues that the highest wage scale is valid if balanced with the economy. He endorses NRA decisions as steps toward sane industrial recovery. He also warns against regimentation and the scarcity theory, saying productivity drives recovery and that price increases hurt efficiency and employment.
Henry H Heimann of the National Association of Credit Men warns against quick fixes and hollow remedies. He stresses personal responsibility for societal betterment while noting rapid industrial changes may render today’s jobs obsolete in the future.
The piece cites Henry A Wallace and Justice Holmes to argue that national responses may be needed for big issues. It notes that courts may reject economic questions, but experience shows national action can be superior for nationwide problems. It ends with a call that necessity drives social invention.
Dean Burdick argues the emergency demands and shared national aims justify federal rules on interstate commerce. He suggests the Supreme Court might uphold legislation mandating production limits wages hours and collective bargaining as conditions of shipment.
The TVA is criticized as an irresponsible political and economic bureaucratic project. The author asserts it is a federally sponsored experiment in state socialism.
Frances Perkins, secretary of labor, states the U S has carved a job insurance system in two years, noting Europe took 15 years. She says the bill may change as a human instrument and promises to improve it yearly once enacted, while acknowledging current compromises.
Families migrate to Sonoma County seeking work as apple picking begins, crowding camps and selling battered cars for small sums. A typical out-of-state family arrives in the orchard country seeking employment before harvest starts.
A brief Ansters Magazine excerpt contrasts Modern Man and Woman as they debate control and restraint. The dialogue hints at social dynamics and a cheeky critique of monopolistic ambition in a playful, magazine tone.
She answers that marrying someone deemed inferior is not foolish as an option. The dialogue asserts practicality over social status in marriage decisions.
Dr James E West chief scout executive of the Boy Scouts bans dishwashing for the 30000 attendees of the first National Boy Scout Jamboree in Washington August 21 30. Scouts will use paper plates to save time for sightseeing and fun. All attendees should apply to local scout headquarters.
Milton Galatzer filled in at center field after Averill was hospitalized by a premature fireworks blast. The incident damaged Averill’s reputation and provided Galatzer a chance to prove himself on the Cleve and Ball team.
The term of enlistment is twelve years with possible extension to twenty one years in certain cases. Eight or nine years are served with the colors and the rest in the Army Reserve. Most men serve seven years with the colors and five in the Reserves, for infantry other than foot guards. Enlistment age ranges from eighteen to twenty five.
Lesson on David from Samuel and Kings highlighting his birth in Bethlehem, anointing by Samuel, friendship with Jonathan, life as an outlaw, God’s covenant, and his reign. Emphasizes a generous attitude toward others and a balanced view of David beyond “the Great-Hearted.”
The No. 728 Jiffy sweater model promises a simple three to four day knit using No. 16 thread and size 7 needles. Package includes Mountain Craft cotton and instructions for 40 cents. cost-saving option offered for directions only with a stamped return envelope.
The article recalls Loch Lomond and nearby islands a hour from Glasgow with Inch Lonaig and Inch Cail leach. It highlights Rob Roy MacGregor famed outlaw later seen as a Scottish Robin Hood and his cave at the lochs far end.
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