Test of Credit as Treasury Plans New Issue in December
In a looming fiscal test the government faces December 14 maturities totaling at least 727 million dollars. Public sale will refinance 254 million in 3 4 percent certificates and 473 million in 4 1 2 percent bonds. Markets have shown a decline, reflecting fears of inflation and doubts about the credit. The Treasury under Morgenthau will announce the new issue and signal policy directions before December 15.
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Treasury
The
Morgenthau
Memory as a key to learning in old and new education
A reflection on memory in schooling, contrasting ancient practice of memorization with modern emphasis on reason and self-expression. The piece notes memory training’s decline, cites its enduring value for skill and success, and argues memorizing remains a crucial cognitive foundation in labor and achievement.
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John Smith
Forest Corps Aids America in Burning Threats and Growth
The Presidents Civilian Conservation Corps mobilizes 300000 youths in 1468 camps to build bridges roads and trails clear debris and rotten timber plant trees and prepare lands while supporting families with monthly pay. Their work sparks a national shift toward forest consciousness and long term sustainability.
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Civilian Conservation Corps
Washington
America
Men at helm decide recovery program’s fate, writer says
The piece argues that a recovery program requires capable leaders to work the system and guide business and public affairs. It credits Owen D Young for diagnosing systemic issues and asserts future opportunities depend on men of the right spirit at the helm, noting persistent inequities but optimism for broad social benefit.
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United States
Owen D. Young
Courier-Chronicle
Wamboldt
Tenn
The Silent Observer and Odd Nursery Tales
A collage of lighthearted vignettes and tongue in cheek quotes from daily life. A man hammers a stubborn car while his wife chides his swearing, a PTA parent fears contagion when a placard is seen, and a friend jokes about marriage with a playful quip.
Boarding House Proprress Sign and Naval Yard Jokes
A humor column lists naval yards including New York Brooklyn Boston Norfolk Portsmouth Philadelphia Mare Island and Puget Sound with doggerel lines about a man told to keep his shirt on and losing a gold pencil. Miscellaneous quips follow about two rains a psychologist note a blonde hair in a limousine and a full moon misjudged.
Anniversaries and Today in History Highlight Figures
Todays anniversaries mark Richard Montgomery born in Ireland and John Breckinridge born near Staunton with deaths in 1775 and 1806 respectively. August Belmont, Conrad Fritscher, and Franklin Pope are noted for various roles. Monroe’s message introduces the Monroe Doctrine in 1823 and the 33rd Congress opened in 1853. Today’s birthdays include Lewis Haskell, Charles McCulloch, and Dr. John L. Elliott.
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Richard Montgomery
Quebec
Ireland
John Breckinridge
Kentucky
U. S
Staunton
Lexington
August Belmont
Germany
New York
Conrad Sigmund Fritscher
Warthurs Seminary
Iowa
Dubuque
Franklin L. Pope
Great Rion
Mass
Golden Legion Bible Study Reflection on the Little Lad
A devotional meditation on John 6 1 21 focusing on the boy with loaves and fish feeding the crowd. It contrasts generosity with withholding and urges believers to give what they have to Jesus, citing the widow of Zarephath and Proverbs 11 24 as scriptural support.
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John
Jesus
Zarephath
Horoscope Born Leaders Foresee Fame and Fortune Today
The horoscope notes prominent figures born on this date from Princeton to Milwaukee, highlighting leadership, adaptable natures, and strong ambitions. It predicts executive ability, potential for wealth, and possible enemies who may foil some ambitious plans. The column includes names like Newton D. Baker and A Atwater Kent as examples.
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Newton D. Baker
Cleveland
Wilson
Martinsburg
W. Va
John Bassett Moore
Smyrna
Del
A. Atwater Kent
Philadelphia
Burlindton
Lucia R. Brices
Milwaukee-Dovener College
Cambridge
Mass
Livestock Show Opens In Chicago
The 24th International Livestock Exposition begins in Chicago with 13 500 wine blooded animals competing for 100 000 in prizes. More than 1 000 4 H Club members in uniform contest for awards among thousands of attendees expected during the eight day event. Indiana 4 H wins non collegiate judging with Kansas Oklahoma Minnesota West Virginia and Ohio following. Earl EWing Manhattan Kan wins top individual prize. Chicago Day proclaimed by Mayor Kelly. Illinois Day follows with Gov. Horner proclamation.
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Chicago
Indiana
Kansas
Oklahoma
Minnesota
West Virginia
Ohio
Earl Ewing
Manhattan
Kan
Kelly
Illinois
Horner
Bread for Life in John six commentary
The passage reviews John 6 22 46 and John 6 35, portraying Christ as the bread of life and the light. It contrasts earthly hunger with spiritual life, citing Phillips Brooks on making Christianity central to life and praising God as the source of life hidden in Christ.
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Christ
John
Samaria
Jesus
Phillips Brooks
God
North Ridgeville 4-H Club elects officers and plans events
North Ridgeville news reports the Junior Foresters 4-H Club electing Clifford Salisbury as president Howard Salisbury as vice president Marvin Evans as secretary treasurer Merton Mason appointed reporter Richard Beyer recreation leader and a fruit gift to Mr Shook. Next meeting set for December 19 at Marvin Evans home. Church notes cover a Congregational musical tea for Rev Young and Mrs Young, led by Frank Whitcomb with a girls chorus and a quartet, plus piano solos by Mildred Maddock and Rollin Brooks. Residents attended a card party for the Catholic church in South Amherst and others noted include Mr and Mrs J H Stephens planning a winter in Ft Lauderdale and Mr and Mrs Leo Gerhart.
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North Ridgeville
Foresters
Merton Mason
Clifford Salisbury
Howard Salisbury
Marvin Evans
Richard Beyer
Shook
Congregational Church
C. Young
Texas
Frank Whitcomb
Eleanor Gerstenberger
Mary Salisbury
Messrs. Iron and Reitzman
Mildred Maddock
Rollin Brooks
Rollin Brooks. Mr. and Mrs. Young
Edward Welsh
Elyria
South Amherst
Mesdames Catharine Tamblyn
Rose Loescher
Elizabeth Gilbert
Clara Novi
Helen Giibert
J. H. Stephens
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Leo Gerhart
Thanksgiving Week Visitors and Housewarming in Ohio
The report notes a series of family visits and a housewarming party across Ohio towns. Mr Byer of New London visits relatives with his daughter and her band. Mr and Mrs H C Loexcher spend Thanksgiving week with Mr and Mrs Jaques Coughlin in Columbus. Byron Miller and relatives host a three course dinner for numerous guests including Herringtons Filberts Fisher Gibsons Masons and Burl Martins. Mrs Claude Freeman of Cleveland visits the Knapps for the weekend.
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Elyria Filmi
Byer
New London
Morgan Evans
H.C. Loexcher
Jaques Coughlin
Columbus
Byron Miller
Clark Herrington
BE. Herrington
C. K. Filbert
Floyd
Old New England Palladium ads appear in Campbell collection
Benton Harbor Michigan notes two copies of the New England Palladium from December 21 and 25, 1805, advertising the latest continuation of Poor Richard's Almanack. The piece also mentions Spokane, Washington, where in 1881 the first lawyer arrived, drafted a city charter, and helped start the city.
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Benton Harbor
Mich
Charles Campbell
New England Palladium
Boston
Richard
Spokane
Wash
Foreign Liquor To Be Imported As Prohibition Ends
Washington December 2 government moves to allow immediate import of foreign liquor as repeal nears. A marketing agreement for liquor and wine importers, approved by Secretary Henry A Wallace, sets import volumes at about 4 to 5 million gallons. Permit decisions rest with agriculture and treasury officials through Feb 1, then the Federal Alcohol Control Administration takes over. The plan reflects a four month pre‑repeal supply potential favored by the National Commercial Policy Committee representing multiple departments.
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Washington
Henry A. Wallace
Agriculture and Treasury Departments
Federal Alcohol Control Administration
National Commercial Policy Committee
State, Treasury, Commerce, Justice and Agriculture Departments
Christman
Wheel from car axle rolls downhill to recover
A wheel broken from the front axle of a car on a highway near Portland Michigan was found two hours later a half mile away. It is believed to have rolled down one long hill and over another, ending its journey far from the accident.
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Si Snodgrass
Silas Snodgrass
Betsy Ann
Portland
Mich
U.p
Here
Radio sets promise joy and learning for every home
A 1934 radio sales feature extols the pleasure and education brought by modern receivers. It praises new models with short wave bands, improved tone, auto tuning, and remote controls. The ad lists brands Philco Majestic Stromberg Carlson Stewart Warner RCA Victor and Gulbransen and mentions Majestic logs and affordable Christmas cards.
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Philco
Majestic
Strombert Carlson
Stewart Warner
R. C. A. Victor
Granow
Gulbransen
Philco Antenna System Recommended for Interference Areas
The Philco Antenna System is advised where local interference is strong. It reduces noise from power lines motors elevators flashing signs telephones washing machines and vacuum cleaners. Complete price in stalled at $10.
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Philco
Day's Hardware Prepares For Christmas Gift Lineup
Day's Hardware markets a broad Christmas display with new gift articles and a focus on durable hardware items. It highlights Sham- edged steel pocket knives razors shears carving sets kitchen knives and a wide range of lighting including G E Mazda bulbs table and bridge lamps and 32 volt Delco lamps. The store offers off lamps lanterns gas burners mantles globes flashlights battery lanterns gasoline burners and mantles for homes without electricity.
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Mazda
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Golden Legion Bible Study
Society For Ethical Culture
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George R. Minot
Harvard Medical School
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Pittsburgh
Raybestos
Elstia
Eldotread
Granite Concrete Block and Coal CO
Pierre Smith
Saturda
Day’s Music Store
New Majestic
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