Food Handlers Fight AAA Plan
Earl Godwin reports farmers and rural workers push back against the AAA and allied food handling interests in Washington. He notes big traders and brokers oppose price supports while praising New Deal farm relief, mortgage refinancings, and rehabilitation programs aiding half a million people.
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Earl Godwin Ashington
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Produce and Wheat Exchange
America
Corn Exchange
Cotton Exchange
New Deal
Board of Trade
Crain
Agriculture
AAA
Congress
Hoowink
Lawrence
Westbrook
Harry Hopkins
Sam
The Bible as God Breathed and Its Moral Power
This lesson outlines the divine origin of Scripture as God breathed, its sufficiency for salvation and guidance, the law's perfections, and the believer's prayerful life. It emphasizes Scripture as the ultimate standard, reforming thought and conduct, and guiding ministers in service.
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Peter
Faitl
Meditations on Life, Destiny and Speech
The text ponders how life’s mischief stems from constant forgetfulness of main issues. It suggests Christ stayed focused on life’s purpose, noting economy in his features. It references Cicero praising conversation as an art and even eloquence attributed to Shyew Hannah Mora.
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Christ
Cicero
Hannah Mora
World Population Around Two Billion in Early Estimates
The League of Nations statistics institute in 1940 estimated world population at about 2,000,000,000 with steady growth. Asia holds over 1,071,906,000 people, Europe about 382,000,000, and Africa 143,000,000. North America nears 135,000,000, with the U.S. contributing roughly 327,000,000. Russia sits at about 164,000,000. Australia and Oceania total 10,000,000. Germany and Italy offer incentives for families and children born. Russia’s population appears to rise fastest, about 4,000,000 yearly.
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Ankih
Africa
China
Central Asia
Statistics Institute
League of Nations
B, M. East
Harvard University
A. N. Carr-Saunders
Liverpool University
England
Britannica
Asia
Russia
Europe
North America
United States
South America
Central America
Australian
Oceania
Gavmnany
Italy
Pathinder Magazine
Vessels Packed Like Blocks for Shanghai Shipment
An admiralty designed river gunboat shipped from Southampton to Shanghai in crates and 260 parts. The vessel, built in eight months at a Southampton yard, was dismantled into crates with the largest over 20 feet long and three tons. Assembly at Shanghai is to be completed within three months after delivery.
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Admiralty
Southampton
Shanghai
Bellding
Shipments to Africa Spark Mystery in England Port
A vessel described as steamed and constricted in England was dismantled and shipped in pieces to Lake Albate Nymea, Africa. The ship carried a dead weight tonnage of 280, with unclear ownership and origin.
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England
Lake Albate Nymea
Africa
Ade Awerd
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