Panics and Politics and the Cycles of War and Prosperity
The author cites historian James Truslow Adams to argue that economic booms and busts follow wars, not party control. From 1788 to 1791, 1819, 1873–1879, 1907, and post 1919, cycles show prosperity after wars, followed by depressions and speculative waves, challenging blame on politics.
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James Truslow Adams
Washington
Exico
North
Spain
Youth in Uniform Moves Toward Universal Training
The French Chamber of Deputies debates compulsory physical training for all children over six as a first step to military preparedness in schools. Austria enlists boys 11 to 18 for sport military training. Italy requires 12 year olds to join the balilla and embrace discipline, with Mussolini ordering six year olds to begin training.
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Chamber of Deputies
Austria
Italy
Mus‘polini
Roosevelt to Consider Long Term Western Farm Plan
Washington reports the President formed two expert committees to study crop insurance and land use in the dry Northwest with reports due by January 1. The efforts build on Great Plains drought recommendations, including water conservation from headwaters, aligning with Governor Landon’s 1934 ideas. Aimed at reducing future farm distress, the plan envisions water storage systems though not a total solution, with another Farm Loan Conference noted.
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Northwest
Great Plains
Landon
Kansas
Roosevelt
Conference of Governors
Des Moines
Insurance and inflation debate in campaign context
The piece notes the Knox remark on life insurance values amid inflation, clarifies Roosevelt did not convene the insurance chiefs over that point, and explains the White House talks focused on mortgage loan levels for farm properties to align earning power with lending policies. It highlights Western farm mortgage roots in 1920s speculative values and states inflation was discussed by concerned parties but not confirmed by the meeting.
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Frank Knox
Knox
Roosevelt
White House
Col. Knox
Bank Credit Inflation and War Anxiety Ahead
The article notes government loan practices create bank credit from bonds, risking inflation as cheap money raises prices. It assesses growing war jitters in Washington over a likely European conflict, with predictions of possible war within months or years and US neutrality pressures ahead of the fall election.
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Washington
Europe
Spain
Italy
Germany
France
Great Britain
United States
Europe Arms for War as Youth Militia Expands
The piece argues that Germany, Russia, France, and other European powers are militarizing youth and tightening conscription. It warns that dictator rulers seek territorial gains and questions how war can be avoided under these conditions.
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Germany
Russia
France
Europe
Boy Fatally Falls From 70 Foot Power Tower
Charleroi Pa. A 15 year old, Robert Bratton, climbed a 70 foot cable tower at a power company after church. A flash from the 26 000 volt line hurled him to the ground and his body was found by workers.
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Charleroi
Church
Robert Bratton
Suitcase with 14000 Bonds Recovered After Highway Loss
Mr and Mrs J W Downing of Independence Missouri advertised the loss of a suitcase containing 14000 in bonds that tumbled from their car on a highway. Harry A Redmond a 27 year old truck gardener answered the ad and returned the bonds found scattered over a wide area.
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Kansas City
J. W. Downing
Independence
Harry A. Redmond
Easy Coffee Cake Recipe from Scattered Fragments
A recipe outlines combining flour salt sugar and baking powder with butter egg and milk. The dough is kneaded and shaped into six sticks, twisted, placed in a greased pan, sprinkled with nuts, baked hot, then brushed with a lemon icing.
Winters encounter stalls as he strains to rise
A fitful moment sees Winters trying to stand, but weakness keeps him laid low. The scene hints at ritual preparations and possible infirmity surrounding his rites.
Young Composer's Battle Over Daughter's Viola Career
A father disapproves of his daughter's pursuing music as a career while both parents cherish a mother's love of music. The conflict centers on a young musician facing parental pressure and personal passion amid a fraught family dynamic.
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