General Johnson says ams and German suspects in politics
A column criticizes Bill Bullitt as ambassadorial figure and mocks officials tied to New Deal era. It contrasts amateur diplomat remarks with broader political critique while praising Dewey as crime prosecutor and questioning presidential standards for top law enforcement roles.
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French Finance Chief Reynaud Advocates Monetary Union
Paul Reynaud, prospective French premier and finance minister since 1938, pushes a close British French monetary and economic union as a defense bulwark. A lawyer and economist, he favors devaluation of the franc and opposes governmental meddling in business, with a history of bold market moves and wariness toward Mussolini era policies.
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Chamber of Deputies
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Troy
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Ethiopia
Tardieu
Barcelonnette
Mexico
Census Emphasizes Unemployment Data In New Inquiry
The census aims to map housing and unemployment to revive prosperity. Historical figures show shifts from farming to industry and rising permanent job losses. Officials consult industry, labor, and experts, then draft questions to reveal economic conditions and guide policy.
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David
William the Conqueror
George Washington
Congress
Census Bureau
Monroe
Jackson
van Buren
Zachary Taylor
Buchanan
Benjamin Harrison
McKinley
Herbert Hoover
Bacon Prices Highlight Global Wage Gaps
A quirky comparison shows the average American worker needs 18 minutes to earn a pound of bacon while an Englishman requires 45 minutes, a German 89 minutes, and a Belgian 156 minutes reflecting wage disparities across nations.
Three Large Trees Needed For Daily Carbon Dioxide Offset
A note explains that to balance the average human exhaling three pounds of CO2 per day and replenish oxygen, three large trees are required.
Frank's G P Platform Echoes Frank Report In 1940 Campaign
The piece notes Republican candidates Dewey Taft and Vandenberg echo the Frank report on farm policy, stressing soil conservation and limited subsidies. It argues this liberal stance signals the GOP platform will resemble the Frank report, while Roosevelt’s tone and AAA dinner moments are highlighted along with stamp collectors facing shortages and relief aid limits.
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AAA
Farm Plank
Dewey
Taft
Vandenberg
Omaha
Des Moines
Springfield
Ill
Senate
Philadelphia
Frank
Hosea Messages of Forgiving Love and Returning Sinners
The lesson emphasizes God's forgiving love for sinners and backsliders. It outlines God calling the wandering, His discipline to purify, and final healing when repentance comes, portraying restoration with imagery of Lebanon cedars and fruitful, fragrant life in Christ.
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Hosea
Israel
God
Eaily
Lebanon
Christ
Lesson for April 14 in Religious Education program
A note on April 14 outlines lesson subjects and scripture texts selected for the religious education council program. It references approval and usage by the curriculum committee and notes copyright considerations.
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Ce Dona
Council of Religious
Nesmicsian
Bonnnet Sun Suit and Frock for Tot Pattern 1928 B
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1928 B designs a sun suit frock and bonnet for ages 2 to 6. The set features a straight front sun suit, kimono sleeve frock wings, braid trim, and a step by step sew chart with directions. Materials include gingham seersucker percale and chambray, size 3 uses 358 yards of 35 inch fabric plus 5% yards ricrac braid.
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Percale
Barbara Bell
Walk in Love as Christ Loved Us Quote
A religious exhortation citing Ephesians 5 2 urging believers to walk in love as Christ loved them.
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Christ
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