Public Debt to Soar Above All Time Peace High
The article reports the U S Treasury planning to issue substantial new securities next week with half aimed at retiring old bills and the rest funding government expenditures. It notes the December plan could push total public debt past ten trillion dollars, marking a record high for peacetime. Secretary Morgenthau to announce plans. potential issuance of new securities, including substantial amounts due Dec 15.
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Washington
Treasury
Secretary of Treasury
Henry Murgenthau Jr
Treasury General Fund
Less Sakeh More Beer Helps Japanese Brewers
In Japan native sake consumption remains far ahead of beer with a four to one ratio. Official returns show 11,000,000 gallons of sake consumed, down about percent from 1923, while beer intake nears 45,900,000 gallons, rising as a major beverage among the empire’s populace.
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Tokyo
Japan
Rain Serves Up Fish as Stream Overflows
DUNDRE Ky residents report the Rough river rose high spilling fish onto rocks. More than thousands pounds of fish stranded on the rocks as the stream overflowed. Locals gathered the fish packed in brakers, boxes and wagons for later use.
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Dundre
Mai
Moscow Reads World Tensions With Cautious Urgency
The Soviet Union steps carefully as Europe’s pace tightens amid frontier clashes with Japan and rising Western pressure. Moscow fears a two front risk with Germany and Japan, while British mediation offers limited relief. officials insist on patience and vigilance against incursions, maintaining a stiff stance in Asia and Europe.
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Asia
Artsan
Traes Japnig
Yany Ari Daaly
Soviet Union
Walters
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Great
Bytlain
Germany
Tiler Drie
Mostov
Prange
Kremelin
Jer
Attek
Japan
Boviel Manchoulno
Lig
Boviek
Lokye
Roosevelt Hosts Thanksgiving Dinner at Warm Springs
President Franklin D. Roosevelt visits Warm Springs Hospital to share turkey with patients before planned Georgia events. A large delegation and supporters gather as Roosevelts activities center on memorials and forthcoming political engagements across the state.
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Roosevelt
Warm Springs Hospital
Ofping
Atlanta
Georgia
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Porentsis
Cleetia I
Toosevel
Fugene
Tilmadgee
Toosevelt
Glass fiber and new materials shape future architecture
The article highlights developments in glass fiber, glass bricks, tempered glass, and glass wool batts, predicting a shift to plastic- composed skeletons and new building methods. It cites Mr. Goth and Mr. Smith noting glass as a modern versatile material with historic breadth and rapid potential adoption. It also notes a secondary sports item: Vand y upset Alabama 34 to 6, with 18,000 in attendance, in a Southeastern Conference race context.
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My. Smith
Vandy
Bama Nashville
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Wali- Adl University
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Eliigh Tunner
Ironors
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Best Dressed Women Seen in New York Paris Show
The article covers fashion leaders and critics from Paris and New York highlighting top dressers Norma Shearer Merle Oberon Rosalind Russell and Joan Crawford in a broad survey of style during the Hollywood era. It notes designers opinions and the influence of stars in setting trends with quotes from studio executives on attire choices.
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Canin
Nut
Wiles
Paris
New York
Consaner Memett
Kay Brands
Ina Claire
Destedrmandi
Cladye Swarthout
Joan Crawford
Norma Shearer
Merle Oberpr
Rosalind Russell
Mone Barrie
Binnie Barn
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Hey
Chile
Wakeling
Bender
Miss Shearne
Oberowswucik
The Horsepower Before The Car From Early Auto Vision
A fragmentary excerpt from a design essay argues the transition from horse drawn vehicles to automobiles. It predicts safer driver vision, lighter efficient bodies, and improved ride comfort ahead of a shift away from horse power and rigid seating. The text highlights passenger discomfort in current horse drawn and early car designs.
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Ole Dobbin
Aye Willian B.stoyt
Brazil Revolt Suppressed by Vargas Government
The Brazilian government announced the complete suppression of a revolt backed by dissidents led by Getulio Vargas. In four days of savage fighting about 138 people were killed nationwide with Rio Grande do Norte and Pernambuco reporting heavy casualties. A state of siege remains in effect as normal life slowly resumes.
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Dio DE Janetro
Getulio Vargas
Rio Grande Do Norte
Pernambico
Delinquent taxes eyed as counties seek revenue
County treasurers warn about 17.4 million dollars in delinquent taxes likely to remain unpaid, with about 2.5 million acres already taken for taxes and another 3 million acres eligible for public ownership as counties eye property sales to recover funds. Lester Stoefen defeats Tilden in a high profile tennis match in Los Angeles, 9-7 6-4 6-2.
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Bennion
Storfen
Tilden
Los Angeles
Ney
Lester Stoefen
Obsolete Transport Shift Warns of Horseback Era Return
An excerpt notes the engine in front and declining brakes, predicting soon the current automobile type will be 15 obsolete as horse-drawn transport endures. The piece reflects on a long period of automotive change over the past 25 years.
Old Clothes Dress Up Role Boost for Marian Marsh
Hollywood gossip notes Marian Marsh lands a dress up role as Ruth Chatterton's daughter in No More Yesterdays. She embraces fashion, plans to buy her outfits, and comments on the lure and costs of being Hollywood's best dressed. Astaire squares hours in the air rehearsing dance numbers. Also new Hollywood Business Women's Club members open dress shop. A Salt Lake City rumor hints at a possible team move by Salt Lake City owner.
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Hollywood
Marian Marsh
Lst
Slee
Marian
Iast
Ruth Chatterton
Astaire
S. Bours
Air
Hollywood Business Women's Club
Patsy Fuith Miller
Lila Lee
Fragments Hint At Health Claim Amid Confusing Text
A damaged OCR fragment mentions kidneys and drugs with confusing phrases about fitness, nerves, and neuralgia. It references a prescription called Creiex and a spray claiming quick, lasting effects. The text is garbled and makes unverified health claims without clear evidence or medical guidance.
West Texas Folk Songs Recorded for Posterity
West Texas frontier folk songs are being collected by A. Lemax a congress library official and University of Travelings foundation figure. The project aims to preserve regional tunes through new discs and archive entries for posterity.
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Ban Angelo
Texas
West Texas
Dohm A. Lemax
Congressional
Boxine
Resistrar
University of
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