Left column:

For the near future there are favorable implications on the fact that the recent XXX have not gone XXX as far down as the low point, which would have been normal. This fact shows a degree of XXX.

Now is this to be disXXX as a XXX XXX of the XXX year and XXX selling. First there was a XXX of such selling. Second the XXX was postponed and came into the market last week. It is significant that the whole volume of the selling was XXX and that is evidence for pressure XXX on the down side.

"We find there are troubles and misunderstandings, yes, and sometime violence in different parts of our land between farmers and labor organizations" he asserted.

XXX were already made. It is possible XXX XXX fluctuations, sales will most businesses are convinced that XXX XXX of a congressional hearing.

South Shifts Its Population
Survey Reveals Exodus Into cities

PARIS - Vice Premier Adm. Jean XXXX received the United States Ambassador today for the American's first visit since he became Foreign Minister February 9.

Returns Auto, Admits Slaying
Appearing at a friend's home to return a borrowed car, Bobby Cabe, 23, was arrested and confessed, police said, to slaying Alfredo Pedillo Jose, 21, who was found fatally wounded in the hallway of an apartment house.

Lee's Summit, MO - This, say highway patrolmen, is a popular excuse motorists give for not having license tags.
"I'm going to be drafted next months and don't want to spend $15 or $20".

Americans warned out
BANGKOK, Thailand - United States citizens without urgent reasons for remaining in Thailand (Siam) have been advised to leave for home, the United States Minister announced today.

SOCIAL WORKER KILLED

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EDITH KEELER

Edith Keeler, social worker from 21st Street Mission was killed today.

A suggestion that public hearings on applications be limited to one every

Right column:

As you know the problem of providing schools for our ever growing youth is becoming more and more serious. In the next five years an average of 11,000 more children each year will be enrolled in public schools.
At the present time we don't have the facilities to give all of those children a full day's schooling.

Many things will have to be XXX before additional action can be taken and it remains for the reader to XXX a thorough study of the facts before a decision can be reached.

Now then we have an organization XXX integrity which will guarantee absolute fairness to each contestant. The method of XXX will be scientifically worked out so as to produce a result which will be beyond the XXX of any one.

The judging service which has been secured is based on a permanently employed organization of readers, junior judges and senior judges and is efficiently supervised under criticism management.

While deliberations of the committee were held in private, the difficulties which it faced were evident from conversation following announcement of the membership.

Several members were of the opinion that they should stand on their own feet without consideration for what action may have been taken at the last convention.

Just how serious the need may be is a subject of dispute itself. S. Gilbert, the loan guaranty officer, of the administration here, said that ownership achieved from local lenders, the need was desperate and the surface had hardly been scratched.

Never in thirty years in the business, he said, has he seen such a "marvelous record of repayment of loans."

Government losses to date through guaranteeing such mortgages, he added, amount to one five-thousandth of one per cent.

Today's Calendar
THE WEATHER
Fair tonight and tomorrow, slightly warmer tonight, moderate to fresh southerly to westerly winds.

Maps Plan for XXX Program

In one move the city planning board and zoning commission yesterday both tightened and loosened restrictions on subdivision plats offered for approval.

The commission approved the plat of Rincon terrace which includes lots having 8,500 square feet instead of 9,000, the previously minimum. The exception was made because of the location of the subdivision and the fact that the subdivider plans to build low-cost homes there.

The board feels that, where an area lends itself to housing developments and where there is a plan for putting up such dwellings, the minimum restriction should be removed to make the program possible. Exceptions will continue to be made on an individual basis.

But the board tightened restrictions by XXX that approvals carry a notice stating that lots will not be further divided to decrease size. It was pointed out that in the past some subdivisions have secured approval of plat cut and then cut the lots so that the minimum requirements did not prevail. A suggestion that public hearings on applications be limited to one every six months was taken under advisement by the commission.

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EDITH KEELER

F.D.R. CONFERS WITH SLUM AREA "ANGEL"

Feb. 23, 1936 - The President and Edith Keeler conferred for some time on her idea for a plan of action for the needy

The present plan again demonstrates before the whole world the 

Right column:

MAYOR APPROVES BUDGET INCREASE

Streets, Sanitation, Needs to be Adequately Met

City Council Begins Debate on Budget Changes

In conformity with the plan for the further advance of industrial production, to approximately double state capital investments in industry. Together with the commissioning of new enterprises and units, to insure an increase in the capacities of operating enterprises by their reconstruction, installation and intensification of production, and improvement of technological processes.

To make use of the expansion of the existing enterprises as a major reserve for increasing production with the least outlays.

To create in advance reserves in the construction of plants, power stations, and coal mines so as to insure the necessary development of these industries in subsequent years.

To insure an improvement in the geographic distribution of construction of industrial enterprises in the new plan, bringing industry still closer to the sources of raw material and fuel with the object of eliminating irrational and excessively long shipments.

First column:

In conformity with the plan for the further advance of industrial production, to approximately double state capital investments in industry. Together with the commissioning of new enterprises and units, to insure an increase in the capacities of operating enterprises by their reconstruction, installation and intensification of production, and improvement of technological processes.

To make use of the expansion of the existing enterprises as a major reserve for increasing production with the least outlays.

To create in advance reserves in the construction of plants, power stations, and coal mines so as to insure the necessary development of these industries in subsequent years.
To insure an improvement in the geographic distribution of construction of industrial enterprises in the new plan, bringing industry still closer to the sources of raw material and fuel with the object of eliminating irrational and excessively long shipments.

To increase by two times the material and food reserves, which could insure the country against any eventuality. 

The present plan again demonstrates before the whole world the great vital force. This plan is a plan of peaceful, economic, and cultural construction. 

Second column:

With its high level of capital spending during an interval of business recession and uncertain future, industry is not only providing a real demonstration of confidence in the future but also an important stabilizing prop for business.

During the past few years business outlays with their vitalizing impact on the economy, have been a major factor in maintaining boom conditions.

As pointed out in its recent annual survey of business plans for new plant and equipment this bullishness displayed by businessmen "is not a case of whistling in the dark. They frankly expect a decline in sales this year, but the minor dip we've experienced isn't halting large-scale additions to productive capacity."

Capacity is being increased because most businessmen are convinced that despite occasional fluctuations, sales will rise over the long haul. Intent on bettering their economic position, the majority of companies are proceeding on the theory that building extra facilities in a period of sales decline will pay off as soon as demand picks up

The report might be compared to an unedited film of a congressional hearing. It is just as confusing and by no means as entertaining. But politicians will be mining this record for partisan nugget

Third column:

TOWN SOCIAL HALL IS PLANNED

The commerce department reported today that Europe's economy kept on improving during the first 3 months of this year, despite the downturn in this country.

Business abroad has been so good, in fact, the report said, that foreign gold and dollar reserves rose by half a billion dollars in the first quarter.

This procedure, of course, is as political as the other moves, but it does have the defense that its purpose is to inform the public of matters which they may be entitled to know before the election.

The man in the middle is chief counsel for the committee. He argued against immediate hearings, when the party demanded them, on the ground that several months were needed to complete his investigation. The members stood firmly behind him - at first.

Now it develops that this support from the majority will be determined entirely by the political considerations. He must wonder how much, when and if hearings are finally held, he will be expected - or permitted - to reveal.

To insure that the capital investment

Fourth column:

The present plan again demonstrates before the whole world the great vital force. This plan is a plan of peaceful, economic, and cultural construction. It will facilitate the further consolidation and extension of economic collaboration of the countries and the development of economic relations with all countries wishing to develop trade on the basis of equality and mutual benefit.

Conversely, industrial production might be expected to dip to levels roughly equivalent to those hoped for only in the event of a catastrophic depression in this country, one equaling or exceeding that of the early Thirties.

Developments expected in the near future will tend to shed some light on the case, but at the present, the authorities are unable to bring about a satisfactory version of the operations.

Investigations are to begin immediately, according to the authorities in an exclusive statement. While the various accounts have been recorded, it is obvious that much work will have to be done to bring about a conviction.

In conformity with the plan for the further advance of industrial production, to approximately double state capital investments in industry. Together with the

The Big Goodbye

The text remains unchanged in TNG-R, although it doesn't refer to the headline. We can see that some passages repeat, such as the first one "The facts regarding the situation..." that appears again later in the article.

Time’s Arrow, Part I In this episode we can see two pages of the fictional San Francisco Register.

On the first page with the main headline "Cholera Outbreak - Hundreds Die" only parts of two columns are visible. Anyway, both excerpts are made up of the filler text that is already known from TOS. The one in the left column is once again taken from the Five-Year Plan as it was already on screen in "The City on the Edge of Forever" and "Spectre of the Gun". The text in the right column is the already known one about the lots of the "Rincon Terrace" from "The City on the Edge of Forever".

It is not possible to decipher the text on the second page, which shows a picture of Guinan and the line "Literary Reception Announced" that is relevant for the story. Owing to the lengths of the words and the paragraphs, however, it is possible to identify it as the passage on the conference as it already appeared in "Star Trek IV" and "The Big Goodbye".