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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1938
Page
3
A reflective piece traces democracy’s rise with industry about 150 years ago and warns against aristocratic nostalgia. It links technological advances like printing and gunpowder to the Renaissance, world exploration, and the birth of a freer, more dignified society.
A columnist argues Presidentia l indecision risks national ruin as unemployment soars toward 13 million. Critics grow harsher while Ickes and Jackson urge cooperation with labor and big business. The piece calls for unity to lift the economy and restore prosperity.
A town barber boasts of twenty years in business and plans to become rich by a new money making system. He promises the narrator half of a future fortune, but years pass with no contact as rumors arise he achieved “financial success” through pyramiding.
A writer recalls a fallen broker who exploited others with unregistered schemes and misdeeds, noting sensational newspaper labels from embezzlement to defalcations. The piece lampoons celebrities and politics, skewering 1930s finance culture and public figures with comic satire.
President Roosevelt told the Roper business advisory council he aims to create a simple policy machinery consulting the administration on federal policies, including representation of all geographic and interest groups such as business, labor, finance, agriculture, and transport.
Washington A congressional tax committee heard George H. Houston of Philadelphia industrialist and Houston Baldwin locomotive works president testify that the nation faces unprecedented production and exchange deficiencies due to a fifty billion dollar reduction since 1929 in surpluses and capital of both incorporated and unincorporated entities.
Reports say the American tanker Nantucket, once Gulf Hight, was seized by two Spanish insurgent gunboats off Barcelona while trying to run the Ciencial Fratio blockade of the eastern coast. French warships witnessed the event and alerted the navy ministry. Paris moves to reassure as Chautemps government seeks new social reforms and a swift code for social peace.
Washington Commerce department reported on Wednesday that chain grocery store sales were leveling off during 1937. The cross-volume stood about 14 percent above 1936 but remained roughly 7 percent below the 1929 level.
The government of Col. Alberto Enriquez decreed that all Jews in Ecuador must leave within 30 days if not engaged in farming. Hundreds who had settled to escape persecution in Europe were accused of entering business instead of agriculture as expected by the Ecua corean government.
Dr Leo J Thomas operates as a chiropractor and naturopath located in the Osborn Building offering integrated care. The practice emphasizes spinal health and natural therapies.
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