GOP Platform Planks Highlight Economic and International Policy
The document lists GOP planks: unemployment handling, gold standard and inflation stance, banking law revision, support for American participation in an international monetary conference, home loan banks, higher tariffs to aid farmers, and Farm proposals. It also backs international cooperation, Kellogg pact, World Court adherence, strong navy, no further army cuts, immigration agency retention, and regulation of interstate utilities..
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Chicago
Munici
Latin America
Basi
Great Lakes
Eenenes
Civil Service
Alaska
Porto Rico
Nationwide parade of road hazards outlined in survey
The Christian Science Monitor depicts a 72 mile traffic procession eight abreast lasting 74 hours. The piece highlights 1 034 400 killed or seriously injured on American highways in 1981 with nine of ten accidents blamed on drivers or pedestrians and only one in twenty on the machine.
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Christian Science Monitor
United States
Lord Is Good to Us All
A concise note reflects gratitude for divine blessing and unity within the community during a time of national concern. The message emphasizes faith, resilience, and hope for collective well being amidst hardship.
End of the Low Mood Rumor Network
A tangled verse of rumors reaches across regions and groups including Cubans in Texas a Klondike report a circus clown and a Borneo source. A mother-in-law seeks proof that her husband’s sister’s niece has a son with a friend who knows when the low mood will end.
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Ibis
Timbuctoo
Cubs
Texas
Klondike
South America
Borneo
Hoover Signs Economy Bill Amid Limited Satisfaction
Norton Washington Letter reports President Hoover signed the Economy Bill to cut government costs by about 150 million dollars. It imposes 30 days unpaid furloughs for most workers and 8 percent cuts for others, with 10 to 20 percent reductions for Congress and high earners. The article notes higher federal spending in the prior year and slower receipts, with adjournment anticipated next Wednesday as two major issues remain: unemployment relief and Army reductions.
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Hoover
Congress
Cscetine
Federal Land Banks
Treasury
Garner-Wagoner
Osrop
Saraoreem
Army
Ruins of Sans Souci Palace in Cap Haitien Recall Haiti’s Negros Ruler
The article describes Sans Souci, built by Christophe, Haiti’s early ruler and later king, as the finest ruin in Haiti. It notes the massive stones and cannons hauled up rugged trails and the palace walls rising 150 feet, with damp lower corridors and lighted upper halls.
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Haiti
Cap Hatien
Sans Souci
Christophe
Columbus
New World
Sans Souci Palace
Love Maxims: A Medley of Romantic Adages
A compact quotation set on love featuring lines about uplift and degradation, tenderness, and age. It contrasts tenderness with strength, notes love’s companionship, and likens love to a spring garden with sun and showers.
Aesop the Fabled Storyteller Through Ages
Aesop, a Greek slave born about 620 BCE, gained fame for short moral tales. His life bridged servitude to royal court, ending after an incident at Delphi, with his fables later collected and published in the 16th century.
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Aesop
Aeng
Croesus
Delphi
Ted
Mount Atbo
Rome Falls: The Western Empire Ends in Decline
Fragmentary text cites Actium, Gothic and Hun pressures, pestilence, and internal dissension as causes. It notes barbarian tribes sacking and the final collapse of the Western Roman Empire, with a concluding attribution to someone named A. Bah.
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Actium
Tica
West
A. Bah
Probate Notice of Seede Wiemers Estate in Jefferson County
Notice is given that creditors of the deceased Seede Wiemers will meet the administrators in the county court room, Jefferson County Nebraska, on October 25, 1932 at 9 a.m. to present claims for examination, adjustment and allowance. Three months are allowed for filing claims from July 15, 1932. Claims not filed by October 24, 1832 will be barred. Denney & Denney, attorneys for the estate.
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Wiemers
Jefferson County
Nebraska
Said County
R. Bee
Tiff Blaurer
Inefficient Painting Says Forest Lab on Paint Life
The United States Forest Products Laboratory warns that delaying between coats shortens paint service life and that paying for a house coating in fall with a second cost next spring is inefficient.
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United States Forest Products Laboratory
Sweden's Tallest Rope Stone Ends Historic Beacon
A towering rope stone in Levene, Sweden stands 16.4 feet high, dating to the early twelfth century. The stone bears uncertain inscriptions possibly referencing memory or sin, including names Var and Torkut in a faded Futile language.
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Sweden
Entige
Europe
Levene
Probate Notice in the Estate of Tiff Blaurer Deceased
Creditors of Tiff Blaurer deceased must file claims with Jefferson County Nebraska County Judge by October 26, 1982. A claims examination and adjustment session is set for October 26, 1982 at 9:00 AM in the county court room. Notices dated June 26 1932. All claims not filed by October 26 1982 are barred. By order of the court. J A Brunt attorney for the estate.
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Diller
Lee
Ero
Norton
Washington
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J. N. Morton
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Federa Farm Board
American Red Cross
Red
Denney & Denney
Attys
J. A. Brunt
The
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Aes
Pathfinder Ee
the Farm
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