Buck Barrow Funeral Held in Dallas
Marvin Ivan Buck Barrow 30 died from wounds suffered in an Iowa shootout with officers. His funeral in Dallas was held with his widow Blanche Barrow absent, facing assault charges in Missouri. The Barrow brothers Buck and Clyde had clashes with lawmen at Dexfield Park on July 24, and Clyde with Bonnie Parker and an unknown companion remained at large as officers hunted them across the Midwest.
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Buck) Barrow
Dallas Desperado
Iowa
Perry
Blanche Barrow
Platte City
Buck Barrow
Texas
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Clyde
Dexfield Park
Clyde Barrow
Bonnie Parker
Middle West
Ickes refuses to rescind land grazing order
Secretary of the interior Ickes stood by his July 18 decision opening public lands in New Mexico and Arizona to grazing. He rejected protests and declined to rescind the order despite fences that had fenced the lands for years.
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Washington
U.P
Interior
New Mexico
Arizona
General Johnson and the code wage debate in Detroit
A fragmented column notes General Johnson’s brisk stance on Roosevelt era unemployment and industry codes. It cites his promise of a “sock on the nose” for code resistors and questions how small stores paying code wages would cope amid wartime economic policy.
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Roosevelt
Johnson
Wrinkled Earth and Taxing Liquor Highlight Vintage Column
A column reflects on life on a shrinking earth and long time horizons while noting Standard Brands building a large gin rectifying plant in Peekskill and advocating tax alignment of alcohol with hard drugs. It cites Jefferson and Roosevelt comments, including a Harrison NJ joke about a man claiming his wife as his arm.
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Peekskill
United States
Thomas Jefferson
John Pap
Harrison
N. J
Dam and flood control projects cited by Roosevelt budget
The piece notes a 63 million Washington dam plan with 300 foot foundations for later 1,000,000 horsepower and a Casper Alcora flood control project of 22.7 million. It questions funding via bonds and praises direct government payments to workers, highlighting Texas cotton plougher under William Morris who received 517 dollars and an option to buy government cotton. It hints at broader effects on Pacific coast industry and global cotton markets amid boll weevil concerns.
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Casper- Alcora
Wyoming
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