Debates on US trade balance and import trends in 1935
Commerce officials deny rumors the United States will be labeled a debtor nation after a 1935 pattern shows exports rising seven percent while imports climbed twenty five percent. The piece discusses farm policy, cotton exports, debt issues, and political dynamics in Roosevelt's administration.
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Nations press peace drive amid war scare debate
A nationwide peace campaign closes amid Nye committee findings on arms trade and war scares. Activists including students and veterans promote a nonaggressive future while isolationist and internationalist camps clash over neutrality and U S role in world affairs.
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Uncommon Sense on Wilderness Trek and Free Press
John Blake urges short solo woods trips for rejuvenation with simple gear and skills to survive. He contrasts practical outdoor advice with reflections on newspapers showing how free press shapes informed citizens and electoral choice.
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