Exporting Our Prosperity and Industrial Crisis United
A pamphlet from Colon Panama and Geneva argue America trails in global industry. They claim 7.06 million unemployed globally with 47 Americans out of work and cite European job drops in Britain Germany and France. They urge restoring protection to defend U S workers from cheap imports and Japanese goods.
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Geneva
Switzerland
America
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Great Britain
Europe
New York Times
Japan
Hull
England
France
Germany
Asia
Cash Value on Safety Plan Rewards Safe Drivers
An editorial praises 31 leading American casualty insurers for promising to return 15 percent of premiums to accident-free motorists. It argues safe driving should be rewarded and elevated to a honored class, noting the nation’s high highway death toll and the value of prevention.
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America
Mountains From Molehills in License Plate Ads
Controversy over world’s fair license plate advertising is minor yet stirs thought about the fair and its benefits. The piece argues the fair will boost employment and wages during its run, endorsing slogans on plates as a means to promote the event and state pride.
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Toledo
New York
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Weesern Miata Journal Creekiy Publication Details
Fragmented OCR shows a newspaper dating from 1902 with notices of publication dates and pricing. References to American established September 75 1202 and a Jerbal Kovember 6 appear garbled. Mentions Harvey E Taitirae and Syracie Newspapers Inc. Include rates: 89.00 per year, 37.00 per year, and weekly 13 cents.
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Congress Debates Taxes in Special Session
The article notes a special session of Congress failing to address injurious taxes. It criticizes both sessions for tinkering with taxes that burden industry and hinder expansion and good-wage hiring, urging repeal of the low mood making taxes.
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Congress
New York’s Society Scene and Notable Entertainers Revealed
Jerome Zerbe brings a striking New York salon style to town with art, books, and a bustling living room. The piece surveys theater figures such as Ted Healy, W C Fields, Orson Welles, and BillyGrattan alongside a glimpse of the era’s social clusters and entertainment politics.
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New York
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America
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Passion Aroused by Squeals of Alens Arrested
Fragments recount a chaotic scene as a transport crash triggers panic. Police take a woman along to question her about fever rumors while detectives pursue suspects amid earlier raids, burglaries, and city-wide disturbances.
Physiology and Surrealists in 1930s Paris Exposed
Benjamin DeCasseres notes a clash between physiologists and surrealists as Paris artists threaten new exhibitions in America. He mocks modernist trends and hints at political and cultural tensions, describing public perceptions of the era’s avant garde and related debates.
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Shipping crews and bases loom in Roosevelts plan for navy
The article notes President Roosevelt backs modern merchant ships and ocean defense. It cites Congress debates on building 53 new vessels and staffing them with trained crews, including a proposed great naval training station at Chicago.
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Political plotting and steel interests shape 1940s Senate race
A chaotic overview mixing Navy training, Coast Guard expansion, and steel ingot profits with political ambitions. References to Afr Roose vell, Clyde Reed, George McG, and Ranses hint at factions shaping a Republican candidate’s prospects amid New Deal era dynamics.
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Leviathan’s Fate Tracing a White Elephant, Ship News
The piece reviews the Leviathan and other giants, detailing battles over their fate after wartime service. It notes losses from rebuilds and scrap sales, cites costs to the taxpayer, and recounts public sentiment on national prestige tied to massive liners. The author contrasts salvage, repurposing, and destruction across major lines and shipyards.
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