Shelterbelt funding grows in regular budget request
Secretary Wallace said a request was made to include the Great Plains Tree Shelterbelt funds in the 1936 37 fiscal year's regular budget. The program aims to place 75 million seedlings for 1400 miles of field shelterbelts and 6900 acres of farmstead plantings, with initial fall plantings in Oklahoma using direct seeding of walnut burr oak and apricot trees.
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Washington
Wallace
Great Plains
Agricultural Department
Forestry Service
Oklahoma
Roberts
Rail Clerks to Ballot October 16 in Amarillo
Railway clerks in Amarillo will vote October 1 to decide representation between their company union and the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks. Patrick J. Harvey arrives October 15 with H. R. Lyons to oversee the election, secret ballots to be used with some mail ballots.
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Brotherhood
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Sweetwater
H. R. Lyons
Harvey
Brotherhood of
Railway Clerks
United States
I. O. O. F. Hall
H. L. Goodwin
Grand Lodge
Omaha
Goodwin
Editor in Jail Directs Corcoran News From Cell
Malcolm F. Calkins, jailed for criminal libel in Hanford California, directs his weekly paper the Corcoran News from county jail. He plans editorials under the banner Wi the Editor of the News Is in Jail and will publish background on last year’s heated election campaign. His nephew Robert Calkins edits the paper at Ceres while serving as editor.
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Hanford
Calif
Malcolm F. Calkins
Hi Weekly
Corcoran News
Calkins
Robert Calkins
Ceres
Stanford University
Elimates
Vernon editor speaks at Polk Street church parley
Ray Nichols Vernon publisher and West Texas Chamber of Commerce president led a district Methodist gathering at Polk Street Church joined by S H Condron of West Texas State Teachers College and Joiner Cole of Amarillo for lay leaders. The meeting drew praise for inspiration and attendance. A Toledo divorce filing alleges husband James A Bope embarrassed her by claiming they were not married.
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CO. C. Grimes
Polk Street
Toledo
Premium Flake Crackers Highlight Flavor Pairings
Advertising copy promotes Premium Flake Crackers as a versatile addition to soups and salads. It markets the crackers as enhancing hidden flavors and urges readers to add a package to their shopping list today.
Greece Cabinet Resigns as King Restoration Looms
Athens reports Gen George Kondylis takes leadership after Premier Tsaldaris steps down amid a monarchist drive. Army generals demand restoration and soldiers display portraits of former King George as the national assembly set to decide the throne.
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London
Athena
Reuters
George Kondylis
Tsaldaris
Kondylis
Athens
National Assembly
George
Exchange Telegraph Agency
Ress
Guiding Your Child by Alice Clarissa Richmond
An article advises distinguishing sick cries from mere demanding cries. It urges immediate doctor contact for fever or unusual distress, and warns against soothing a spoiled baby who cries vigorously. Parents are urged to endure short discomfort to achieve long term peace.
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Alice Clarissa Richmond
Mr. X
Adlerika claims ease gas and bowel issues
An advertisement from Fox Drug Company promotes Adlerika claiming it cleanses both upper and lower bowels, relieves gas pains, sour stomach, nervousness and headaches. It cites Dr H J Shoub of New York and urges readers to try one spoonful for relief, with availability at city drug stores.
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H. J. Shoub
New York
Adlerika
Fox Drug Company
City Drug Stores
Lubbock Legislator to Quit Position After Session
Lubbock legislator J Doyle Lettie announced he will resign at the end of the current special session to become district director for the National Youth Administration in West Texas. The NYA district headquarters in Lubbock is set to open today.
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J. Doyle Lettie
Doyle
Youth Administration In
West Texas
District Nya
Ingenious boy builds motor coaster wagon in Ashtabula
Ronald Rylance traded three rabbits and a radio battery eliminator for an old washing machine motor. He lengthened the wheelbase to five feet and mounted the motor in a soap-box behind the driver. The coaster wagon named the Flaming Arrow reportedly tops 20 mph.
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Ashtabula
U.P
Ronald Rylance
Ronald
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