Stage Set For Real Business Recovery Forecast
A long anticipated recovery appears underway with experts predicting continued growth through fall and winter. The boom hinges on pent up demand and abundant credit capital including a huge gold hoard, plus government policies favoring housing, public works and Social Security. Forecasts vary from 1937 to 1840, but risks warn a runaway boom without strict credit control. The President and advisers are seen as key to gentle management through his second term amid banking and securities acts.
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Trix
First Aid For Motorists Stations Planned In Holland
The Dutch plan 2550 first aid stations at three mile intervals along major highways. Each station will hold a large medical box, a folding stretcher, and be run by the Red Cross. The system ensures aid within a mile and a half of any accident, reducing wait time for medical attention.
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Red Cross
Holland
The Army Mule and Modern Warfare
A satirical look at mules versus mechanized warfare, noting Italian use of mules in Africa and the rise of trucks tractors tanks and armored cars. It argues that despite mechanization armies still face real battlefield conditions where animals may endure and adapt beyond early tech limits. It weaves in humorous proverbs about work and marriage as loose asides.
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Africa
New York Day by Day Nostalgia and Celebrity Gab
A fragment recalls shifting tastes in essays and a revival of intimate personal prose while listing 1930s New York cultural notes. It mentions vaudeville nostalgia, the Empire and Bison City Quartette acts, and a sea pass near the Hamptons that mesmerized bathers, plus gossip about celebrities and luxurious apartments.
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Tong Island
Hamptons
Percy Hammond
Grantland Rice
May Wilson Preston
Anniversaries and historical events roundup fragment
Anniversaries list notable births and deaths from 1703 to 1935 including Jonathan Edwards Chester A. Arthur Edward Trudeau and Thomas P O Connor. The item also notes Today in History entries such as 1853 Turkey declares war on Russia and 1832 the International Journalists League at Geneva.
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Jonathan Edwards
New Englavd
East Windsor
Conn
de Losopier
Chester A. Arthur
New York
Fairn
New York City
Edward L. Trudeau
Saranac Lake
Didero
Thomas P. O'Connor
Cacock
Tait
Amherst
Ohio
Tuescen
Ruz
Turkey
Russia
Portugal
Allenby
Syria
League of Nations
Geneva
Revered Young and Roosevelt Morale Debate in Chronicle Telegram
A letter to the editor from The Vaica of the People criticizes Rev. Young for attributing national morale trends to President Roosevelt's generosity. The writer argues oppression, injustice, poverty, and misvalued ethics drive decline, noting a generational loss of respect for elders and a college class swayed by sports over discipline.
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Young
Chronicle- Telegram
Roosevelt
Notable Birth Dates Of Public Figures In A Fragment
A list mentions figures born in various cities and states, including Medical Research from Baltimore, Robert H. Goddard born Worcester Massachusetts, Louise Dresser Evansville Indiana, and George H. Lorimer Louisville Kentucky. It also notes traits and cautions about early training and marriage prospects amid an about conservative social commentary.
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Baltimore
Robert H. Goddard
Clark University
Worcester
Mass
Louise Dresser
Evansville
Ind
Wellington Retires Pfeiffer Cash Gravery Owner Sees Change
Wellington notes the Pfeiffer Cash Gravery at 129 Herrick Avenue West retires after 20 years. Theodore M. Pfeiffer sells to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Albright of Shreve who will manage from 145 Herrick Avenue East. Other items include junior high chapel due to gym repairs and town plans for signal light poles at routes 1 and 58 with a two-color blinking system.
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Elffer
Wellington
Pfeiffer
Herrick Avenue West
Theodore M. Pfeiffer
Robert Albright
Shreve
Obra
Albright
Herrick Avenue East
Herrick Avenue
Main Street
H. C. Christy
Hollywood
California
Marion Bryan
Middletown
Harry C. Otterbacher
Christy
Miami Beach
Fla
Stella Standard Perry
Here
Los Angeles
Calif
Josie Tompkins
Helen Murray
M Jeannette Grissinger
Wellington Bakers
Toledo University
Harvey Myers
Akron
Dorothy Hughes
Florence Penrod
van Barber
Sam Manning
Florida
William Long
Pittsburgh
Etta Herrick
Columbus
H. C. Herrick
Roosevelt era critique on national morale and leadership
A letter from North Olmstead, Ohio criticizes national decay in values and leadership. It argues media panders to pop culture, leaders follow rather than teach, and true measures of success are replaced by a gold standard of wealth. It contends social and economic issues require genuine reform, not mere aid.
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Roosevelt
Young
Townsend
P. J. Zuris
North Olmstead
Ohio
Nation of listeners warned by music executive
Edwin Claude Mills of the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers urged that the United States is becoming a nation of listeners. He argued radio suppresses musical initiative, noting homes once housed pianos and violins while now families prefer radio. He even preferred a hundred poor locals over a perfect orchestra on the air.
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New Orleans
Edwin Claude Mills
American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers
America
Mills
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