Farm policy battles end with cooperative marketing bill
Congress adjourns amid Farm relief clashes as the cooperative marketing bill passes the Senate after House approval, creating a new Agriculture Department division to aid cooperative marketing with a $2.25 million appropriation. Ships are allocated to grain trade and civil air and defense programs advance, while liquor law enforcement and senator criticism surface in state politics.
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Industrial announcements and political upheavals mixed in era report
The clipping surveys labor and industrial notes with promises of wage restraint and meal program support for workers, plus a sweeping Canadian political realignment as Arthur Meighen forms a new Conservative ministry. It also notes customs reforms, a denatured alcohol case, and global earthquakes, revolts, and dignitary visits in a dense, era-rich rundown.
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Wider roadways avert accidents on Minnesota highways
Minnesota highway officials say road widening, not bridges, has been the major effort of the past decade. Right of way widths vary, with 66 to 80 feet common, while some projects push to 100 feet. Actual traffic growth and the need for safer overtaking spur calls for broader pavements, as modern vehicles double in six years. The department cites cost-effective widening as safer and cheaper long term, noting thousands of land owners have been negotiated with for rights of way and clearer curves to protect lives.
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Four Governments Plan Highway Across Canada
Four Canadian governments meet to advance a transcontinental highway from Halifax to Vancouver. Ontario says its last link is nearly finished, Alberta plans ready by year end, and other provinces pledge progress toward completing the essential route across the country.
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Lincoln Memorial monument and highway plans rollout across New Jersey
A fragmented report discusses vast highway projects in the United States, noting 118000 miles of paved roads and Lincoln Memorial construction at the Hudson County eastern entrance. It cites costs per mile for hard surfaced and gravel roads and references cross country travel by airships and motor coaches in the era.
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Iceland the Land of Fire and Ice in History
Iceland stands as a land of dramatic contrasts with volcanoes and glaciers shaping its geography and culture. It hosts a hardy people whose early literary flowering predated the Renaissance, shaping a saga rich national identity and political progress toward limited independence under Denmark with Reykjavik as its evolving capital.
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Tired Fisherman Seats and New England Fishing Conditions
A classroom discussion on why fishing thrives along the New England coast highlights four favorable conditions. A student named Madge links the topic to mountains, joking that fishermen need seats like the Ashermen have, prompting the teacher’s puzzled reaction.
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Peat Development Plan Aims to Fuel Industry Use
The proposal envisions vast peat supplies as a new fuel source for hosiery and furnaces, with two sections set aside for manufacturers in the area. Montreal and Winnipeg are noted in the plan as potential anchors for distribution and collaboration.
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Winnipeg
Largest Motor Speedway to Rise Near Sydney on Dirt
A new two mile and ten foot wide dirt speedway will be built on the outskirts of Sydney, Australia. Plans call for a track about 100 feet wide at Bricktown, a suburb, marking a major expansion in motor racing facilities.
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