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Investment plan boosts ownership across the market
The Sureau of Circulation reports a daily average circulation of 46,758 net paid for October 1938. The American stock market has expanded a four year, 106 million dollar plan enabling 76 000 monthly participants and 150 000 more in process to buy about 2.6 million shares worth over 100 million dollars. Most plans require 41 to 60 dollars, with dividend reinvestment and an average investor around 48 years old owning roughly ten shares. The movement spreads nationwide, fostering greater stake in business progress and production.
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de Gaule wins second seat in French Assembly race
preliminary results show a major shift as Communists suffer a heavy defeat while the Union for the New Republic and Gaullist parties gain ground. Only 41 of 465 districts declared a majority, with runoff elections due Sunday and possible collapse of Communist representation from 14 percent.
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De Gaulle Emerges as France’s Strong Leader After Elections
France’s post election scene shows four dominant parties led by de Gaulle with about 8 percent of the vote, while 44 splinter groups fade. Voters crave a stable government and de Gaulle is seen as the path to that goal, despite opposition from Communists and other rivals. Prominent critics Mondes France and Bourges-Maunoury were defeated, signaling broad public support for a strong national leadership and an optimistic outlook for France’s future.
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African Federation Experiment: West Africa’s Bold Pact
Ghana and Guinea, newly independent nations, explore a federation of African states aimed at economic progress. Observers note the plan differs from other unions by shared development goals rather than pursuit of power. If successful, it could inspire further regional integrations across Africa.
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Count Witl Watch Developments
England
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Church Clergy Endorse Legal Racial Integration In Atlanta Manifesto
A broad coalition of 311 Protestant clergymen across six states signed the Atlanta Manifesto endorsing obedience to the law and racial integration in public schools. The statement urges moderate reform, condemns inflammatory rhetoric, and seeks to persuade segregationists toward nationwide legal compliance while criticizing governors and federal authority perceived as overruling state policy.
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Norfolk schools shutdown sparks temperate voices in south
Two weeks ago in Norfolk Tur, John J. Brewbaker, Norfolk schools superintendent, said massive resistance is ending as he described the tragedy of the city’s school shutdown. He noted many average southern parents fear denied education while moderates gain traction and urged listening to reasonable sentiment amid a shifting tide. The manifesto hints that more rabid segregationists may drift toward moderation as the “darkest hour” may precede a dawn.
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Australian election solidifies Menzies majority
Australia reaffirms Prime Minister Robert Menzies and the coalition as voters reelect the government despite storms and recession. The Liberal Party led government expands its House majority and likely wins a Senate edge, while critics like Herbert Evatt blame spending and inflation. Voters trust Menzies to steer economic recovery and stand firm on anti communist policy amid Cold War tensions and US pressure over imports.
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Tunisia arms talks push by Bourguiba amid Western veto doubts
President Habib Bourguiba says Tunisia needs arms for an army and national guard and has pressed for negotiations with Communist suppliers. He hints mischief from Washington and London and notes France not advised, while stressing neutrality and Western-leaning aims as de Gaulle’s Franco Tunisian accord unfolds.
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Jess Millan
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Right to Work and Labor in a Modern Economy
A letter to The Record argues about labor and management relations, praising Wagner Act and Hartley Act while warning against monopolies and political manipulation. It defends workers of all skill levels and urges government action if either labor or management fails the public good. The writer urges a balanced economy and cautions against power grabs.
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Interpreting The News By Raymond Muley
The article discusses Senator Kennedy and liberal colleagues using full employment as a campaign slogan and potential legislative aims in the next Congress. It notes union pressures on the Joint Economic Committee, debates over the meaning of full employment, and historical context from the New Deal era with figures like Murrow and Patman, and President Truman era unemployment estimates.
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Congressional Joint Economic Committee
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Labor Party
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Patman
The Doctor Talks About Heart Surgery
A medical feature by Edwin P. Jordan discusses congenital heart defects and the rise of heart surgery. It explains how malformed connections between the heart and major vessels cause blue-tinged blood, and how modern operations repair the pathways to restore oxygen-rich circulation.
New Hampshire Faces Funding Strain For Interstate Program
New Hampshire accelerates Interstate System work with a budget jump to 48 million dollars but faces a growing gap before maintenance. State highway mileage totals about 14,840 with 2,265 miles yet untouched and 1,000 miles of city streets needing upkeep amid urban-property tax pressures.
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Words and Wit Reflect Dutch Stereotypes by Britain
The article traces how English usage labeled Dutch as cowardly or deceitful through phrases like Dutch courage and Double Dutch, spurred by 17th century rivalry in trade. It notes shifting views as Britain and the Netherlands moved toward peace and cooperation.
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Edmund Waller
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Netherlands
Unemployment Debate and Work Force Shifts Highlighted
The text argues unemployment as a minimum of two million, counting those unable or unwilling to work and those between jobs. It cites a rise in the labor force from 41 million in 1933 to 70 million in September, plus effects of wartime policies and welfare-like incentives on employment and spending. The tone reflects debate over prosperity versus underemployment and policy impacts.
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