THE NOME DAILY NUGGET
GEO. S. MAYNARD, Editor
RUSSELL G. MAYNARD, Manager.
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DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK?
By Edson R. Waite, Shawnee, Oklahoma
S. E. Thomason, publisher of the Chicago Times, says:
“A fellow sitting behind me in the Associated Press meeting
asked me what I thought of conditions in Chicago. I told
him they looked good to me. Our school teachers, police
and firemen were being paid regularly for the first time in a
long while. The stores were selling merchandise, factories
were employing a few more men, and newspaper advertis
ing and circulation were improving.
“ ‘But what,’ said he, ‘is going to happen when inflation
comes to take care of the government’s four billion dollars
work relief program ?’
“ ‘I don’t know,’ said I. ‘Business is better for me and
for my town than it has been. It’s a lot better than it was
when the New Deal started. I am trying to take care of
it the best I can, and I haven’t any time left to worry about
things that I am paying my government to take care of.
How are things with you ,’ “ ‘Oh, we are doing pretty
well,’ said he, ‘if we could just be more certain of the future.’
“There’s the trouble with half the people in the coun
try today.”
Business concerns should create and hold the good will
of their customers by a high grade of intelligent service and
quality merchandise.
Business concerns should show their progressive atti
tude towards the communities they serve by their willing
ness at all times to help in the progressive city-building
plans of their local Chamber of Commerce.
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Midget NRA On
W ay To Approval
Of Congressmen
(By The Associated Press)
WASHINGTON, June 8, — With
President Roosveelt's midget NRA
proposal heading toward quick con
gressional approval. Senator Rob
inson of Arkansas, the democratic
leader Wednesday predicted no fur
ther legislation on the subject at
this session. 'If NRA is extended
with the exception of those featur
es and provisions held invalid by
the Supreme Court”, Robinson said,
'I do not now expect further legis
lation".
Meanwhile Donald Richberg, NRA
chief, left a discussion with Presi
dent Roosevelt saying, he did not
expect to head the temporary NRA
contemplated by the president.
In Swampscott, Mass., General
Hugh S. Johnson, former head of
NRA told a New Engand Bakers
Convention that the many resolu
tions adopted by trade organizations
for continuance of NRA code stan
dards were ‘ballyhoo' intended to
last only until congress has adjourn
ed. He predicted turmoil and riot
ing would follow NRA’s demise. He
said child labor, price cutting and
wage slashing were already begun.
But at Rochester, New York, Har- j
per Sibley, President of the Cham-1.
ber of Commerce of the United Stat
es said that the codeless NRA pro- i
posed by the president is exactly;
what business has sought, adding'
that throughout the country busi
ness men were living up to the j
principles of NRA.
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2 Persons Injured
In Earthquake in
Small Town Italy;
(By The Associated Press)
FOLIGNO, Italy, June 8, — Two
persons were injured today in a
sharp six second earthquake. Chim- ]
neys crashed and a number of walks j
were cracked. Three lesser quakes
occurred later in the day. The‘
frightened populace remained in the 1
open.
Deputies Approve
Laval’s Cabinet
(By The Associated Press) ■
PARIS, June 8, — The French
senate approved Premier Laval’s
decree for powers to protect Fran
ce, overwhelmingly, after the meas
ure had been grudgingly passed by
the Chamber of Deputies.
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