Whistling Through Fear and Federal Policy Shifts
A reflective piece contrasts childhood courage in dark graveyards with modern political anxieties as Dr. O. M. W. Sprague resigns from the Treasury. It notes Woodin and Acheson departures, Sprague’s critique of gold purchases, and calls for an informed public stance on Roosevelt’s monetary program while outlining administration and congressional reactions.
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William H
Woodin
the Treasury
Dean
Acheson
Woodin Long
Roosevelt
O. M. W. Sprague
Sprague
Treasury
Washington
Congress
Reed
The
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Morgenthau
Rock of Gibraltar
Federal Alcohol Control Administration
National Recovery and Farm Relief Acts
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Administration
Adventures Ahead for American Boy in 1934
From editor of The American Boy YOUTH'S COMPANION, the 1934 issues will be packed with adventure. Roy Chapman Andrews digs up prehistoric monsters in Mongolia while Carl Von Hoffman traps a lion in Zululand. Readers will follow Connie Morgan in the Arctic Douglas Rennfrew of the RCMP and the retired detective Jim Tierney in new serials.
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Wild
Mongolia
Roy Chapman Andrews
Africa
Carl von Hoffman
Connie Morgan
Arctic
Douglas Renfrew
Royal Canadian Mounted
Jim Tierney
American Boy-Youth's Companion subscription offer
The notice promotes new experiences of favorite fiction characters and practical articles for boys preparing for college and business. It highlights a record-breaking year for readers and details subscription prices: $2.00 yearly, or $3.00 for three years if purchased before January 1, 1934, with orders sent to 7430 Second Blvd., Detroit, Michigan.
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Youth’s Companion
Second Blvd
Detroit
Mich
Probate Notice Estate of Anna Marie Doyle deceased Iowa Plymouth County
The court notifies heirs Julia Burnight Rose Beaubien Clara Tague Margaret Maynard Theresa Doyle Edward Doyle Mary Pauline Beaubien Roger Maynard and all interested that on December nth 1933 a will was filed at the Plymouth County District Court. Final proof and hearing set for January 8 1934 at 10 am to determine probate.
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Anna Marie Doyle
State of Iowa
Plymouth County
Julia Burnight
Rose Beaubien
Clara ‘Tague
Margaret Maynard
Theresa Doyle
Edward Doyle
Mary Pauline Beaubien
Roger Jerome Maynard
Said County
District Court
State of Town
E. F. Remer
Towa
John F. Stecker
Cash sale gives Ivener Broth ers control of 142 acre farm
A cash payment of 142 acres at $100 per acre, totaling $14,200, transferred to Thomas Tvener of Ivener Brothers Packing, Chicago and Lafayette, for a farm two and a half miles southwest of LeMars. The estate conveyance by H. J. Meis marks one of the largest recent cash deals, signaling a firm price upturn in local land values. Ivener, a meat packing businessman, bought the land for operation, not speed.
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Thomas Tvener
Ivener Brothers Packing Company
Chicago
Lafayette
LeMars
H. J. Meis
Ivener
Spee
Legion declines military funeral for gangster Verne Miller
The Hu ron South Dakota American Legion post refused to sponsor a military funeral for Verne Miller, a former Huron sheriff and World War veteran killed by rivals near Detroit. The post cited its pledge to uphold law and order and referred the question to national headquarters, which left the local decision to settle. Miller was buried at White Lake as tributes and printing services note.
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American Legion
Huron
8. D
Verne Miller
Detroit
Mich
Miller
White Lake
Legion
National Legion
Huron Legion
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Register-Tribune
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Treasury Department
This
Mother
Electric Irons
Guay
Universal
Aiter Implement Co
Mopet
Akron
Sioux City Tribune
Paty
Burgoyne Greetings
fMeda
Ford
Ford Motor
Shoulberg & Gassman
Iowa