Roosevelt shifts toward lower tariffs and reciprocity
Central Press staff report that the Roosevelt administration leans toward lower tariffs and reciprocity deals as a solution to surplus crops. Wallace warns Congress remains an obstacle while Christmas may reveal NRA effectiveness. The piece frames a potential shift from protectionism to trade by barter, with warnings of a buyers’ strike and political pushback.
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Fragmented Crossword Clue Snippet Mirrors Old Army Slang
Readable OCR fragments hint at a puzzle style list with cryptic style clues and numeric labels. It references exclamations ration army slang small cubes joining words and various coded items including a rabbit and fish, warnings, embraces, and prices. The piece resembles an indexed clue catalog rather than a narrative.
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