Encouraging Signs of Global Economic Rebound
The piece notes renewed optimism as global mood lifts from the depression. It highlights varied recoveries: the United States shows faster stock gains, Britain improves in employment and construction, and Italy reports robust wheat production, higher tourism, and reduced unemployment. It concludes that the crisis seems past and Mussolini’s policies contribute to the improving outlook.
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United States
England
France
Great Britain
Italy
Mussolini
Rome
Lindbergh Sees Transatlantic Air Mail With Government Help
Colonel Lindbergh predicts a regular air mail across the Atlantic within two years but warns a large Washington subsidy is unlikely. E R White argues the government cannot afford further subsidies, noting past bids for the service and the need for private capital to launch and sustain it until profitable. A fast New York to London route is desired, but profitability is in doubt as fuel costs rise.
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Lindbergh
Washington
E.R. White
New York
London
Nabbing the Fugitive and the New Police Record System
Fugitives face scant refuge in the United States as the Committee on Uniform Crime Records and the Bureau of Investigation unify police forces. The central fingerprint system now covers 6,066 agencies in 1,546 cities with 3,870,810 records, yielding 346 arrests last month and 2,363 leads during the wartime kidnapping crackdown.
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United States
Committee Oy
International Associations of Chiefs of Poliies
United States Department of Dastien
The Silent Observer Collection of Humorous Snippets
A jumble of quotes and reflections from Service Record magazine pokes fun at manners, media, and modern life. It collects witty lines about politeness, television, tipping, education, and work, with a mix of old-time humor and social commentary.
Anniversaries of notable historical figures listed
TODAY S ANNIVERSARIES presents a sequence of birth and death details for figures such as Charles Carroll MARYLAND signer born Annapolis 1737 died Baltimore 1832 Mungo Park 1771 Job Durfee 1790 James P Holcombe 1820 David R Locke 1933 and Hobart A Hare 1862 with birthplaces and death dates through 1931 1888. Each entry notes origin and fate emphasizing historical prominence and dates.
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Charles Carroll
Maryland
Annapolis
Baltimore
Mungo Park
Africa
Job Durfee
Rhode Island
Tiverton
R. I
James P. Holcombe
University of Virginia
Canada
Lynchburg
Capon Springs
David R. Locke
Ohio
Petroleum Vesuvius Nasby
Lincoln
Reading
Binghampton
Toledo
Hobart A. Hare
Philadelphia
Today in History and births with odds and horoscope notes
A compact historical column lists events from 1797 to 1873 and today's notable birthdays including Herbert Putnam Upton Sinclair George Bird Grinnell Eva Gauthier and T Wayland Vaughan plus Charles A Prosser. Horoscope suggests alert mind business intuition with caution and notes Damascus densely populated for quick city walk.
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Herbert Putnam
Library of Congress
New York City
Upton Sinclair
California
Baltimore
George Bird Grinnell
Inrooklin
N. Y
Eva Gauthier
Ottawa
Canada
T. Wayland Vaughan
U. S. Coast Survey
Jonesville
Tex
Charles A. Prosser
Minneapolis
New Albany
Ind
Mary of Bethany and humble faith in a Bible study
In a Golden Legion Bible Study, the speaker contrasts Mary of Bethany’s devoted fragrance with worldly debate. Jesus favors humility and teachability over intellectual show, urging believers to imitate Mary’s love and obedience as the path to discipleship. The note recalls the Pharos of Alexandria as a distant beacon of guidance.
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Mark
Mary of Bethany
Jesus
Mary
Christ
Baptists to Convene at Spencer for Hebron Association Meet
Hebron Association of Independent Baptist Churches gathers at First Baptist Spencer for a two day program with Rev. Frank Fastwood Rev. G A Bates and Dr H C Hartranft among speakers. Women and Men’s meetings feature Miss Hazel Mower Mrs Bertha Miller and Harold Briggs with music led by Rev Bates and Mr Stevick.
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Hebrat Association of Independent Baptist Churches
First Baptist Church
Spencer
Frank Fastwood
Beebetown
G. A. Bates
Noutahbour
Elyria
J. H. Waleaman
Lorain
C. E. Bacon
Niles
W. H. Schweinfurth
Findlay
H.C. Hartranft
Cressona
Roy
Thomas Short
Camden
G. L. Kettenring
New London
Women’s Missionary Union
C. C. Kelfer
Hazel Mower
Bertha
Mary Miller
Belgian Congo
Harold Briggs
Haartrantz
George A. Bates
Harlie G. Stevick
Swedish Railroads Report Profit in June
State owned railroads in Sweden earned a net profit of 1,800,000 kronor for June, up from 500,000 kronor the previous year. After sinking fund charges on bonds the net result shows a 200,000 kronor loss, versus 1,400,000 a year ago. The electrified ore line across Lapland north of the Arctic Circle posted a June loss.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Lapland
Arctic Circle
Frosts Trim California Apple Crop Outlook
Weather forecasters report spring frosts in Watsonville and across California chilling the apple harvest. Growers say the state crop may reach only about 75 percent of normal due to recent cold weather and frost damage.
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Watsonville
Cal
California
Deer Congestion Reported on Shelton Range
In New Mexico, a deer congestion is under investigation by Paul Reddington chief of the U S Biological Survey. He left Albuquerque with John Gatlin and M B Musgrave to assess the Sacramento Mountains area and the Shelton range following the report of crowding deer.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Paul Reddigton
U. S. Biological Survey
Shelton Range
Sacramento Mountains
Reddington
John Gat~lin
M. B. Musgrave
Roosevelt Resignation Request Fails As Humphrey Holds Post
President Roosevelt requests resignation of William Humphrey from the Federal Trade Commission but Humphrey remains in office after refusal. The White House aimed to appoint Philip La Follette to the commission. In Capitola California the chamber funds and a casino bingo theme draw local crowds as Whisky Hill name debate proceeds in Salem Oregon with a 12 to 10 vote to keep Whisky Hill School name.
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Roosevelt
William #. Humphrey
Federal Trade Commission
Philip la Follette
Wisconsin
Whisky Hill
Salem
Ore
Whisky Hill School
Here
Millions Visit Frigidaire Exhibit at World’s Fair
Chicago reports more than six million people have visited the Frigidaire General Motor display at the Century of Progress fair. H W Newell of Frigidaire says attendance averages over one in three persons passing the gates, with visitors from every state and many foreign countries. He predicts total attendance could near ten million before the fair ends and notes the exhibit includes household refrigerators and a large air conditioning plant serving a theater showing General Motors activity.
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Chicago
Annament Today
H. W. Newall
Frigidaire Corportion
Frigidaire
Ma. Nowell Sai
Fai
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