Roosevelt era shifts in federal recovery plans prompt job creation drive
The administration moves away from direct relief toward work programs funded by the government. Proposals include housing subsidies, slum clearance, and rural rehabilitation with an initial estimate of billions for expansion. Officials expect private construction to rise as public construction leads the recovery, while bank policy loosening aims to spur lending. Senator Nye advocates government ownership of war-related industries, signaling a growing debate over economic controls.
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Pasteurization of Milk for Home Use in Illinois
Dr. Lloyd Arno promotes home pasteurization to protect infants. The article explains safe milk practices, describes two chemical temperature indicators, and gives step by step instructions to heat milk to kill harmful germs while preserving nutritious quality.
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Spotlight on Pecsa City Known for Industry and History
Pecsa Hungary a coal mining hub near the Danube hosts a diverse population and a long history. The city with about 4 000 residents is notable for its cathedral Mecsek hills vineyards and industrial base employing most of its workers.
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Stamps Worth 9 Million Displayed in Vienna Exhibition
Stamps valued at more than 9 000 000 will be on display at the international philatelic exhibition opening in Vienna Austria on June 24. About 1000 prominent stamp collectors will attend the event. The sole known specimen of the British Guiana one cent stamp will be shown.
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