Boake Carter Questions World News Control Plague
Boake Carter criticizes biased foreign reporting and asks why nations, including Canada and the United States, fail to present balanced views. He contrasts government press control with price fixing debates, cites Roosevelt and Wallace, and questions policies affecting debt, war costs, and international finance. He notes Asia as largely controlled and urges clearer truth behind global news channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Ackerman
Columbia University School of Journalism
Asia
Europe
Brazil
Guatemala
South American
Canada
Tokio
All
Roosevelt Budget Focuses On Fixed Obligation Interest
The note claims the Roosevelt budget remains close to one million for interest on fixed obligations, highlighting that most people have forgotten this aspect of fiscal planning.
Maryland Senator Tackles Tokio War Trade Embargo Law
Senator Tydines of Maryland proposes a law to bar the receipt of any woods manufactured or transported by treaty-breaking nations and to embargo all United States commerce with such nations. The question asks what jobs he will find for 128.
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Tydines
Maryland
United States
Great Britain
France
Italy
Mexico
Robin Godine Falls For a Coldly Handsome Cad
At a costume party Robin Godine and Earl Gunder entertain guests with a frantic exhibition dance. A disapproving Cary Craig, Bettina Bradley, and Robin exchange barbed remarks until a kiss ignites Robin's claim of love, leaving Cary skeptical as the scene ends.
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Robin Godine
Earl Gunder
Robin
Miss Bradley
Bettina Bradley
The
Daily Observer
Society
Bettina
John Godine
Cary Craig
Saily
Society Pages
Earl
Mr. Craig
Cary
Senator's plan risks huge job losses and retaliatory boycotts
The speaker denounces a proposed policy as endangering millions of U S workers. He questions where new jobs will come from for citizens as exports to Japan and other nations drop. He warns against punishing civilians and breaking postwar obligations, arguing the plan could double unemployment overnight and trigger reciprocal boycotts.
Avon Ladies To Meet At High School For Study Club
Avon residents are invited to gather Friday at 2 30 PM in the high school building to form a study club. Mrs H J Jacobs of Rocky River will give a book review. The Ladies Aid of the M E church plans a meeting with Mrs Theodore Paul at the parsonage on Thursday afternoon January 13.
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Avon
H. J. Jacobs
Rocky River
Ladies Aid
M. FE. Church
Theodore Paul
Village Council Opens Year at Town Hall Meeting
The village council will hold its first meeting of the year at the town hall on Thursday evening January 13. Miss Nina Warden visited Sunday with her brother and wife Mr Lenard Warden and Mrs Lenard Warden of Lakewood.
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Nina Warden
Mrs. Lenard Warden
Lakewood
Local residents visit friends and relatives over weekend
Mrs. Florence Schwinn, Roy Schwinn and Dorothy Demma visited Rowe Schwinn of Oberlin on Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Klingshirn left Monday for a few weeks in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Jameson visited Mr. and Mrs. Homer Jameson in Ridgeville on Sunday afternoon.
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Florence Schwinn
Roy Schwinn
Dorothy Demma
Rowe Schwinn
Oberlin
Ed Klingshirn
Florida
Wilson Jameson
Homer Jameson
Ridgeville
Mrs Jennie Bennett Celebrates 85th Birthday at Home
Mrs Jennie Bennett was surprised Friday afternoon at her home by friends who helped her mark her 85th birthday with a fruit box and cake. She received cards, gifts and flowers as well.
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Grafton
Jennie Bennett
Bennett
Mrs George Edward Hosts Latt Lot Club Meeting
Mrs George Edward hosted the Latt Lot Club on Thursday afternoon. The gathering, focused on social time and needlework, was followed by a dainty refreshment course arranged by the hostess. Next meeting place is undecided.
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George Edward
Peru Rules Tax Stamps On Medical and Legal Receipts
Peru imposes unemployment tax stamps on doctors and attorneys receipts while Brazil urges corn cultivation and reports rising production.
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Peru
Economists Urge Repeal Of Greenback Laws And Silver Measures
A 63 member Economists' National Committee on Monetary Policy issues a statement urging repeal of the Thomas Greenback law of 1933 and the Silver Purchase Act. They back Bridges and Bacon bills, oppose further dollar devaluation, and support Townsend resolutions for unlimited coinage of silver and repealing the inflation amendment.
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Economists
National Committee On Monetary Policy
Congress
Roosevelt
Treasury
Townsend
Elmer Thomas
Board of Governors
Federal Reserve System
H. Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Damocles
Navy enlistment drive offers Ohio youths chance to join
Ages 17 to 25 in the Cleveland Recruiting District may enlist this month. Selected applicants will attend a 12 week training at Great Lakes, Illinois, then receive furlough before ship assignments. For details, visit any Ohio recruiting station, including Cleveland Room 101, Akron Room 219, or Sandusky Room 6 Post Office Building.
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United States Navy
Cleveland
U. S. Naval Training Station
Great Lakes
Ill
Navy
Ohio
Elyria
Old Post Office
New Post Office
Akron
Sandusky
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Mr. Roosevelt
Far East
America
England
Globe
Pointblank
London
Washington
Japan
Cfeowrse
Scwos
Soaescort
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Lorain County Savings Trust Co
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Amherst
Lorain County
Mother Gray
Yale
Samle
Mother Gray CO
Y. N
Castle’s
Second Street
U.S. Navy
Standard and Muir
Grafton Drug Co
al Roteae
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