Wallace Fights to Revise Agricultural Adjustment Act
Henry A. Wallace, secretary of agriculture, warns of a political struggle in Congress over changes to the Agricultural Adjustment Act and possible shifts toward unrestricted production. He supports the New Deal in general but calls for review of the act, while farmers and consumers weigh protests to processing taxes and Bankhead cotton law repeal efforts. Bankers express distrust of administration policies and potential shifts in governance of the Federal Reserve and government bonds.
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Simple Meter Guides Ideal Room Lighting Adjustment
The Parents Magazine touts a new light meter that reads light like a thermometer, helping readers place and adjust lighting precisely for tasks. It cites eye strain statistics across ages and argues civilization’s late hours worsen sight, urging regulated lighting matched to individual needs.
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The One to Watch The You You Should Keep Closest Eye On
The piece highlights self awareness and personal vigilance as key traits. It emphasizes monitoring one’s actions and decisions to guide personal growth and navigate daily challenges.
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