Vote declines for New Deal in Literary Direct straw poll
WPA reports a 57.24 percent anti New Deal vote from 274,830 ballots across 26 states with seven Southern states approving Roosevelt acts by a three to two margin. Farm belt states show a three to two anti New Deal tilt.
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Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Iowa
North Dakota
South Dakota
Minnesota
Indiana
Ilinois
Ohio
Michigan
DXers Praise KGNC 40 Hour All Night Transmitter Test
DXers across the United States Canada and beyond praise KGNC Amarillo for a 40 hour all night DX broadcast using live talent. Letters from New Zealand Canada Cuba and New Zealand express reception quality tone and strength with confirmations requested from KGNC for many reports.
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Pacific Ocean
Earl Cobbett
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New York City
Louis
J W. Brauner
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Buffalo N. Y
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Roanoke
Fred A. Reynolds
Pacific Coast
Stockton
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R R. Smith
H. Manning
Edmonton
Alberta
Guiding Your Child Through Rational Punishment
A parent counsels humane discipline, arguing punishment should be prompt and proportional. The piece compares whipping a dog with spanking children, noting children learn best when penalties relate to the offense and are consistently applied.
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Alice Clarissa Richmond
Tom
Susan
Cant You Get to Sleep Nights Valtine
Valtine a Swiss origin pure food concentrate marketed as a strengthening fond for invalids convalescents and the aged targets health recovery and nourishment in a medicinal like offering.
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Switzerland
Pensions questionnaire aims to start non contributory system
Officials disclosed a social security board move to send states a questionnaire to determine participation readiness and estimate costs for the new old age assistance plan. The federal grants of 15 dollars per needy 65 plus require state matches and compliant administration.
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Social Security Board
Congress
Aliso
Fraser Street Train Scene Highlights City Life
A Busy Chicago scene on a train shows convention chatter and travelers moving swiftly. A four year old girl named Mary explains her doll and sister Anne to reporters, revealing a casual slice of American life and property talk aboard. A sensational headline line about a fan dancer contrasts with the mundane background.
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Anne
Mary
New Deal Limits on Agriculture Prompt Trade Gap
In October 1934 the country imported 2,334,873 bushels of wheat and in October 1935 the United States imported 6,582,671 bushels despite high duties. A mechanism is sought to protect American farmers and maintain domestic wheat business.
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United States
Signs All Crazy in Store for Purpose Signs
MOUNDS Okla Dec 5 a sign on a glove proclaims Cinderella lost it at the ball inside a store display. proprietor Bill Mooney uses a “crazy” museum of objects to draw customers including Sitting Bull’s rock and the Cock Robin stone. The display aims to intrigue shoppers and boost sales amidst quirky hodgepodge items.
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Bill Mooney
Cock Robin
Mooney
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