Scott's Scrap Book and Subsidy Debate in 1948 Article
A杂载 section shows subscription rates for Scott's Scrap Book by Standard Publishing plus a Washington commentary on subsidies. It traces 1934 to 1948 subsidy payments, noting rising totals despite high national income and prosperity. It argues subsidies grew from 300 million in 1934 to over 2.46 billion in 1946, calling subsidies a "wonderful instrument" in the economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Budget Bureau
Department of Commerce
Too Much Talk in Government Declares Vardaman
James E. Vardaman, a member of the federal reserve board, spoke at the Missouri Bankers association meeting in Kansas City urging less official talk and more listening to the people. He said only elected officers should interpret public wishes and urged government officials to follow orders quietly.
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James E. Vardaman
Federal Reserve Board
Missouri Bankers’ Association
Kansas City
Mr. Vardaman
Vardaman
Government Seen Major Factor in Business Trend
The ninth district Federal Reserve review links current business trends to national policy and government spending. It notes low interest, held purchasing power, and a large federal debt of 252 billion dollars as key factors shaping the outlook, warning that future debt could become unmanageable.
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Ninth District
Federal Reserve Review
Minneapolis
Europe
United States
Board of Governors
Federal Reserve System
Brain Waves and Kappa Waves Spotted by Tufts Scientist
Dr John L Kennedy of Tufts College records brain activity on an electroencephalograph and identifies a new wave called kappa. Kappa waves arise from the frontal lobes and appear in bursts during arithmetic, reading, or recall tasks, fading when the brain idles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Kennedy
Tufts College
Research Pays Dividends In Farm Product Development
The Farm Journal notes green buckwheat yielding two million dollars annually through rutin production. Fifteen drug firms buy rutin for vascular and healing uses, with annual value around 150 million. Development followed 300 thousand dollars in regional lab research, part of a two million dollar facility budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Journal
Eastern Regional Research Laboratory
Washington Scene on Beef Toll and British Taste for Argentina
The writer roams England and jokes about the beef deal with Argentina. He notes a 44 percent price rise and a five year barter, with Britain set to buy 300000 long tons annually, amid satire from a Tiverton vicar on tenderizing Argentine joints. He jokes about Pan American air service and stratocruiser ties between Ireland and England.
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London
Merrie
England
Argentina
Peron
Old England
Robert Coleman
St. George's
Tiverton
Coleman
Atlantic
New York
Shannon
Ireland
Eire
Consore Point to St David head journey note
George Dixon comments on a short sea trip from Consore Point to St David’s, recounting a 12 minute flight and observations on England. He mentions British-Indian tobacco deals boosting supply and British complaints about American cigarettes’ rolling quality.
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Consore Point
St. David's Head
Ireish Sea
England
New Deal
India
Our Children Need Useful Summer Routines
A historical notice urging programs to keep children occupied during vacations. It criticizes home life for offering little meaningful activity, notes camps as beneficial, and favors schools providing handwork, gardening, swimming, and hiking over mere grade advancement to help boys and girls stay engaged.
Change of thought and action for school youth
Angello Patri argues after ten months of school children should return with renewed purpose through parental organized programs. Retired teachers or volunteers can direct groups in activities from hiking and sports to art and dramatics. End season exhibition and public applause reinforce community engagement with hospital drives and clean water needs.
Your Birthday Horoscope Full Page Brief
A June 6 birthday horoscope highlights an inventive mind and strong sense of justice. Highlights urge careful work choices, energy management, and cautious romance. The June 7 daily tips cover zodiac signs from Gemini to Pisces with budget care, romance prospects, and prudent business advice.
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Gemini
Leo
VIRGO
LIBRA
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
PICES
Aries
Taurus
Antique town at Sturbridge shows Wells brothers gift
Antique town Sturbridge Massachusetts replicates a 19th century village built by Albert and Cheney Wells of Southbridge. Their 28 buildings occupy 500 acres and include a blacksmith shop general store grist mill and church.
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Sturbridge
Mass
U.P
Albert
Cheney Wells
Southbridge
Pennsylvania flying school offers free instruction for seniors
A Pennsylvania flying school provides free flying instruction to anyone over 60 years old. The program aims to encourage aviation interest among seniors and may include introductory flights and ground training.
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Pennsylvania
Vishinsky at Paris Conference and Western Ideals
The piece argues Vishinsky will dominate Paris while Western leaders like Acheson and Jessup fail to counter Soviet aims. It critiques liberal U.S. policy since Wilson, cites Kellogg Briand, the League, and the UN, and claims Russia seeks world conquest despite peace rhetoric. The author asserts war remains inevitable and uncivilized.
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Vishinsky
United States
Great Britain
China
Soviet Russia
Turkey
Greece
State Department
Chinese Communist Party
Third International
Japan
Berlin
Dean Acheson
Philip Jessup
Dr. Jessup
Woodrow Wilson
League of Nations
United Nations
Ralph Bunche
Hitler
Roosevelt
Montana Medical convention dates and delegates noted
Dr. H H James announces an excellent program for the Montana Medical Association annual convention in Butte with listed delegates and alternates. James T Finlen Jr spoke at butte memorial exercises, while graduates at Montana University commencement received degrees in Missoula.
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H. H. James
Montana Medical Association
Butte
A. W. Morse
E. S. McMahon
T. J. B. Shanley
James
Harold Schwartz
C. R. Canty
D. E. Hale
A. R. Sievers
Lee W. Smith
Alfred Karsted
James T. Finlen, Jr
Butte Pioneer Club
American Legion Hall
William J. Sullivan
Shirley A. Haman
Richard E. Paulson
Montana University
Missoula
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Scott
Standard Publishing Company
Montana
Northern Idaho
Idaho
Suncay Onis
Nive Room
Stancard Publishing Company
Silver Bow County
Associated Press
AP News
Jann & Selley, Inc
Madison Ave
Sutter
San Francisco
Calif
Michigan Ave
Chicago
Tin
Palmer Ride
Atlanta
General Motors
Detroit
Mich
Seventh St
Los Angeies
R. J. Scott
King Features Synduat?, Inc
World Rights Served
Washington Scene
Mr. Coleman
George Dixon
Fred
By Angelo Patri
Stella
DS Ye
George E. Sokolsky
Jack Saunders
Walkerville
Calanthe Lodge No. 40
Knights of Pythias
Clyde Matson
Donald Lyle
Fred Tomilson
James Harris
John Williams
Thomas Sturtridge
James Vincent
Gordon Lyle
Ed Couch
Hilda Erison
Altoona
Spokane
Ducky Wilcox
George H. Wilcox
Colorado
Wallace
W. J. Bullock
West Daly
Billy Tamietti
Los Angeles
I. O. Proctor
Montana School of Mines
L. T. McElveny
Hamilton Cooke, Jr
A. E. Adams
John F. Duggan
Butte High School
Don Murphy
Cora Sellars
Donald Benedict
Heleen Symons
Blanche Swan
George M. Bourquin
Luke P. Keefe
Fred G. Sutherland
Martin J. Morony
St. Mary College
Oakland
Gordium
Phrygia
Asia Minor
Sangarius
Ancyra
Alexander the Great
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