Shelter Belt tree plan from Canada to Panhandle
The United States proposes a vast shelter belt from Canada to the Texas Panhandle. Foresters and the American Press association outlined a plan to plant windbreaks to reduce erosion, protect crops, and support cotton yields. The effort involves federal and state agencies, farmers, and rural communities, with phased planting and ongoing maintenance to sustain the belts and boost productivity.
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Canada
Texas Panhandle
Farm Contract Rules Relaxed for Forage Crops and Grain Sorghum
County Farm Agent J. i TEA tens Mew announces changes to AAA contracts allowing additional forage crop planting on contracted land. Previous limits on corn and grain sorghum are removed with enforcement of excess acres reporting. Modifications aim to promote drought relief and forage production while ensuring compliance verification in each county.
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Agen
J. i
AAA
Secretary of Agriculture
Regutten Mae
HIND THE SCENES IN DC AND BEYOND FEATURED BY RODNEY DUTCHER
Crime in the nation’s capital shows higher murder and burglary rates in early year statistics while broader city developments include union disputes at the SHA and efforts to clear old alleys. The piece weaves political, labor, and urban renewal notes with historical context.
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Rodney Dutcher
IA Servicr
Congress
Department of Justice
Secret Service
Metropolitasn
Csty Develomient
Itatuod
Rubberiva
Jam Making Instructions From Preserved Fibers
Fragmentary guide describes processing rhubarb into jam and preserves. It instructs cutting rhubarb into small pieces, mixing with sugar, baking or cooking slowly for several hours, and suggests using strawberries as a substitute with adjustments in sugar. Includes unclear prep notes and measurements.
Fatal Sunday Crash Near Ada Claims Shawnee Man
Herman Creager a 19 year old from Shawnee was fatally injured Sunday when his automobile crashed into the rear of a truck from Coach Transfer company about three miles north of Ada Oklahoma. He died at 1 0 0 p m after being taken to a local hospital with serious internal injuries. The body was sent to Oklahoma City for burial.
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Herman Creager
Shawnee
Watly San‘das Miapmtnss
Coach Transfer Company
Ads
Aia
Creager
Skuil
Betlevantl
Crlewell Servier
Oklahoma City
Laklahoma News
Prince Henry of the Netherlands Dies After Illness
The prince consort Henry, Duke of Mecklenburg, husband of Queen Wilhelmina, fell seriously ill with a heart condition and died after a dramatic turn. The queen moved from Switzerland to The Hague as Crown Princess Juliana traveled from London to join family.
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Netherlands
I— Lenry
Prince Comfort
Wilhelmina
Wille
Red Cross
Jiom
Lome
Switzerland
Royal
Johiaon
London
Hague
Duke of
Mecklenburg
pWithetatina
Holland
Ted Cross
Royal Palace
Tater
Switzarland
Aliness
Von Papen Retains Office But Cabinet Turmoil Continues
German cabinet meeting after rumors of Franz von Papen’s possible resignation left the vice chancellorship unsettled. Chancellor von Hindenburg’s government approved lawfulness of recent shootings, and the cabinet stated the elder of the atom tramp era would no longer sit in the cabinet amid rapid political upheaval.
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Louis Bloubner
Associated Press
Chriscellor Altler
Netdoek
Paul von Vindenburg
Orlin
Fulue
Giomntony
Lyaat
van Hinden-burg
York Papen
Stati Neewehr
Franz Guertner
Tramp
Ora
Goering’s Claim of Drastic Action Against Enemies of Hitler
Berlin reports describe Adolf Hitler’s crackdown on foes attempting a second German revolution. Kurt von Schleicher was killed during arrest, Franz von Papen placed under protective custody with others, and Ernst Röhm and leaders of the storm troops were detained or dismissed as Goering announced measures to purge both reactionaries and radicals.
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Dre
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Kurt von Schleicher
Franz von Papen
Germany
Togetier
Ernst Boehm
Starn
Herrmann Wilhem Goering
Prussla
Hiller
Goering
Gaerlag
Eotive
Farelan
Mit Brae
Rrerut
Polles Organizitten
der Fuchrer
fHvler
Third Reich
Gerejoy
Fils
Hitler Serlkex
Roehm
Elley
eThe Schutz
Thare Efreles
Ofarl Ernet
Drandembure
Tomers
Atomm
Neave
Chey
der Fuehrer
Uno
Tyo
Foreign German Reaction to Hitler Regime in Europe
The week end reflection shows mixed Western and Soviet media views on Hitler’s regime and its effects. Austria’s Dolfuss criticizes violent suppression while Doorn reports unclear heirs and Wilhelm II’s status indoors. Soviet outlets portray growing desperation amid political upheaval and monarchist concerns across Europe.
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Prinay
Hohenzollerns
Hitler
Withers @stohnt
Breet Dolfuss
Hebert
Parl
Yiilunee
Doorn
Wilhelm
Prussia Premier Uren Read Two Communiqués From Hitler
A scrambled report details two communications about internal Nazi power shifts. It cites Goering’s letter appointing Lutze as chief of staff and discusses dissension within the Sturmtruppen. The garbled text references Hitler, Mussolini, and the reshaping of leadership amid elite party factions.
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Sul
Prussia
Uren
Hitler
Doduy
Shut Roel
Staf
Teadec Lutze
Amd
Sorin
Lauder
Swehny
Pantons
Goering
Stale Bulge
Dbs
Ernst
Thie
Clain
Mravenent
Phantom Slater Kills Two at Wheeling Steel Mill
In Steubenville on July 2 a phantom-like madman shot and killed two Wheeling Steel Company mill workers William Messer and Ray Koekendorms as they reported for work in the open hearth yard. A prior shooting in January wounded Fred Melahimer and a March 21 assault left James Barnett hospitalized recovering.
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Phantom Slater
Steubenville
Olio
Wheeling Steel
William Messer
Ray Koekendorms
Fred Melahimer
Jamer Barnett
Mexigang elect new president Cardenas wins historic vote
General Azara Cardenas named forty fifth constitutional president of Mexico after orderly election amid violence in one region. Reportedly, multiple candidates claim victory while parties claim election law violations and irregularities in vote totals.
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Azara Cardenas
Mexicn
Uoutzintla
Vera Cruz
Ak Acattle
Toth
Cie
Cardona
Antonio Vitarces
Ani Cotahel Adwiberta
Tejeda Bubtr
Nataereva Leregular
Anid
Vitae Adie Tories
Ue Vleetton
Violence Breaks A Dose In Austria Sparks City Hall Bombing
Vienna July 2 A blast at Vienna city hall and a separate device at the Toscanian palace caused heavy damage but no injuries. Public security head Emil Key and Prince Ernst Von Starhembers rushed to scenes as authorities tightened protective measures. The February civil war’s shadow lingered over the city during the incident.
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Vienna
Nna
Emil Key
Ernst von Starbemberg
Heimwehr
Salsburg
Toscaniaen Palace
Salzburg
Pollen
Repates
Prince Starhembers
Hehmwohr
Hkamall Atarabouse
Soc
Intiata
Ginners Informed On Cotton Tax Exemption Details
Washington July 3 The Bankhead cotton ginning tax exemption details clarified by government cotton chief Cally Cobb. The act sets a tax not below 4 cents per pound and not above the per cent of the average central market price, with provisions for affidavits and storage postponements. Producers may store ginned cotton or defer payment with affidavit. county agents and local committees assist farmers with tax postponements.
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Department of Age Coltire
Commissioner of Eternal Revenue
Secretary of the Treasury
Department of Mericulikte
Intermad Revenue
Organiaatloh
Ugelculbure
Banklwil
Deguund Cranteotton Prodnerrs
Cation
Pankreal
Aed
Cotter
Jase
Liewet
Yinning
Jane
Washington
Cally Cobb
eConb
Jon Congral
Cobb
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Risen Club
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Opal Chile
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United States de- Prien. OF Agriculture
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Rhuhard
Pontatoe
Atias
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Columbia
Walter
Worcester
Mass
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Harry Woodring
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Woodring
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Chlet
Air Corps
Ralph O'Neill
Ameren Legion
Hub Tuckson
Cormer
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Wilson
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Frederick A. Delano Roosevelt
NEA Service, Inc
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the Hague
iPeHears
Prince Consort of
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Hindenburg
von Papen
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