FSA Expansion Advocated to Aid Farm Families
A congressional social committee proposal urges a broad expansion of the Farm Security Administration rehabilitation program to assist thousands of farm families and curb migrant instability. The group defends the plan as a cost effective relief measure and argues it could influence rural demographics within a year.
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Australian hunt bags 28000 animals in raid
A Friday raid in Australia resulted in the bagging of 28 000 animals. Officials say the operation targeted wildlife trafficking and related offenses, with authorities reporting the mass seizure as a major enforcement breakthrough.
Wickard Opposes Parity Plan in Senate Hearing
Mary Wickard criticized the proposed parity program during a Senate Agriculture Committee hearing. She outlined three major options but cautioned the department had not committed to any. The options included price fixing, a target price approach, and a permissive price floor plan, with concerns about government intervention and potential impacts on farmers and domestic consumption.
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Unclear OCR Fragment Sparks Vague March Dispatch
An unreadable OCR excerpt from a Austin March report mentions Venetian birds, widows, a Bee, representatives, and a disrupted distribution of glare reduction. The text is garbled, with sporadic names like Homer Leomant and phrases about calls and introductions, yielding no coherent event or outcome.
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National Education Asserts Change in Traffic Deaths
A report notes pedestrians account for about half of yearly motor accident deaths with a population below 10, and the death rate in non pedestrians rising 9 percent. The total expenditure on safety efforts is unchanged, reflecting a small decrease in overall fatalities.
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Death of Mrs Josephine McGehee a Floyd County resident
Mrs J McGehee aged 89 longtime Panhandle South Plains resident died at her daughter’s home in Olen She was wife of the late J H McGehee and came to Proud County in 1830. Survived by two sons William of Hereford and J H of Octaria, a daughter Mrs J R Nichols of Hereford, and Mrs Myrtie Page of Los Angeles, with 18 grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren. Body taken to Catal for burial with services held yesterday.
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Donley County Sanitation Project Approved
Donley County approves a sanitation project with a budget around 12,140 dollars funded partly by Festa funds to restore sanitary waste disposal facilities. About 20 workers will be employed, with project regions directing the work. The incident follows a recent fire in De Van Faren County that destroyed several buildings and damaged others, causing approximately 40,000 dollars in losses.
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Dust Bowl Problems Persist in Government Proposals
Dust Bowl conditions linger as government plans face dust control funding. House debate centers on land-use, conservation programs, and future appropriations. Rep Lambertson questions long term strategy while Rep Fennion and Dr Jardine describe ongoing conservation efforts and research responses.
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Laxative Leader Promotes Black-Draguit Product
A vintage advertisement touts BLACK-DRAUGRT as a superior laxative. It claims gentle action and broad usefulness for many stomach issues. The copy uses odd spellings and marketing hype to persuade readers to choose Sculhiver and its Black-Draugrt formula.
Antitrust Indictments Revived by Federal Grand Jury
A federal grand jury returned a blanket indictment charging 25 persons, 10 corporations, and an association with conspiring to violate antitrust laws. The case involves standard mills and related pieces across Kansas, Oklahoma, and Arkansas. Conviction could bring fines up to 5,000 dollars or prison terms up to 12 months per person, and up to 95,000 dollars per corporation or association.
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