Preacher’s Right to Kick at a Bill and Housing Critique
A strip of essays weighs in on clergy reactions to high bills, government housing inefficiencies, and Russia’s evolving stance. Dr. Albert Parry discusses Russia moving toward capitalism with gradual reforms, while officials critique subsidies and inflation risks. Reports from Iowa papers round out the fragment with wartime domestic notes.
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Seattle
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Parry
United States
Quips and Conundrums from a Busy Mental Page
A collection of humorous vignettes and light anecdotes from a 20th century column. It includes pithy exchanges at a mental asylum, a quirky wheelbarrow episode, a Gestapo remark, shipboard engine repartee, farm life ironies, a revolving machine accident romance, Bidu Sayao contract antics, and a golf miscue.
Columbium twin metal of tantalum boosts steel welding
Columbium, nearly identical in appearance to tantalum, occurs with it in ores. Its primary use is in stainless steel to improve welding and in iron to harden parts that operate at high temperatures.
Republicans Name Thirteen Delegates To County Meeting
A Lime Creek township Republican meeting at the community rooms named thirteen delegates for the county convention in Washington on Friday March 17. Delegates include Martha Adams Katherine Miller Grace Heiserman E Foster E Bell jr Clementine Anderson Edd Henn Ing Jones Laura Foster LE D Lewis E D Miller Roxie Durian Lloyd Durst with alternates Toppan Jonson Mearl Munson Lyal Wade Lois Winegarden.
Construction unemployment in the early Depression years
The text notes that during 1929 to 1932 construction workers bore most job losses. It cites a 6 percent rise in construction unemployment versus a 1 percent rise in non durable goods production, highlighting construction's greater impact.
The Problems of Lasting Peace installment preview
For release Thursday March 16 this tenth installment of the revised book The Problems of Lasting Peace by Herbert Hoover and Hugh Gibson previews new insights from the former president and diplomat on postwar order.
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Hugh Gibson
United States
Poland
Belgium
Brazil
Nationalism as a tool and test for lasting peace
The author analyzes nationalism as a powerful force shaping peace efforts, praising its ability to foster independence and national cultures while warning against its excesses like greed and imperialism. It argues for preserving national self-government, supporting sovereign peoples, and reconsidering postwar borders and Germany unity to sustain lasting peace.
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