High Cost of Strikes Cited by Minneapolis Chamber Report
The Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce reports the truck strike cost drivers 576000 in wages and 20000000 in lost business for employers. Taxpayers paid 450000 for national guard duties, with deaths injuries and widespread property damage noted.
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Referenda to Gauge Farmer Support for 1935 Crop Plan
Up to the Farm ers ter C Davis administrator for the AAA says future crop control schemes depend on farmers wishes. Corn belt farmers will vote in a referendum to express plans for their 1935 corn crop and other AAA program phases. Government will heed a majority farmers view to ensure any plan has support.
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Ter C. Davis
AAA
Pariahs in law and co operation of scholar with man of action
A column praises Earle W. Frans of Wichita for urging a drive against crooked lawyers and warns that reliance on only practical men endangers the nation. It also argues professors and practitioners must coordinate, citing Greek history, Diogenes, Napoleon, and a McClure Syndicate opinion.
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Greece
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Work of feeding and tending wild life ends in reef disaster
McLeod a 45 year old man known for a clean life dies after a sudden abdominal inflammation during a voyage. Captain Wong Bo Dr Van Reuter and a wealthy American passenger interact aboard a pressured voyage as plans for an insurance scam unfold and a lifeboat escape is contemplated.
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Flint
Wong Bo
Mr. Flint
Dr. van Reuter
van Reuter
Contagious Period of Whooping Cough Warned by Doctor
Dr Morris Fishbein notes that the most contagious phase of whooping cough occurs before the whoop and before typical coughing begins The infection spreads via droplets during early symptoms making isolation challenging and complete control difficult without long exposure tracking.
Joan Lowell Can Take It in Roaring 1934 Skewed Fame
O McIntyre notes Joan Lowell remains a roguish adventurer who survives public doubt and new exploits. The column also surveys slang origin Tad offshoots Gandhi Un touchables Bennett estate and other 1934 cultural snippets from New York and beyond.
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O. O. McIntyre
New York
Joan Lowell
Jersey
Joan
Miss Lowell
Flint Meets Hunter Under Chinese Flag on Boldero
In a tense scene aboard the Boldero, Flint introduces himself and chats with famed game hunter Harvey Bowers. The exchange reveals Flint as a part owner in on the lag and posing as American. Tomorrow, The Boldero offers a new passenger.
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Flint
Bowers
Harvey Bowers
Gouverneur Morris
Lights Didn’t Count With Greenwich Cops
Arthur W. Gugel a Patchogue New York truck driver was arrested in Greenwich for failing to have electrically operated lighted direction signals on his truck. He pointed out thirteen lights on his car resembling a traveling lighthouse but the signals did not meet the law’s requirements.
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Conn
U.P
Arthur W. Gugel
Patchogue
N. Y
One of the Family Skunk Joins Farm Household
Farmer Brown and his wife welcome Little Jimmy Skunk into their home who adapts as a playful, trusted member of the family. The ponytail of misjudgment fades as Jimmy enjoys games with Palmer Brown's Boy and the household, while Black Pussy the Cat stays wary. The story highlights kindness, curiosity, and the skunk's friendly nature.
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Farmer Brown
Palmer Brown
Jimmy Skunk
Jimmy
Black Pussy the Cat
Flip the Terrier
Bowser the Hound
Little Jimmy
Tall
ISCHOOL DAYS QUIZ NOTES ON HOMICIDE AND ANCHOR ICE
Questions and answers drawn from school material cite growth in US deaths by homicide since 1900 at about 100 percent and annual toll near 12 000. It defines anchor ice as the layer forming on river or lake bottom and notes Cordova as a famous Spanish city for leather.
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United States
Spain
Cordova
Word Builder Puzzle From a Newspaper Subtext
A playful word-building puzzle traces a narrative about a boat, a person beside, and sudden action with letters added each step. The accompanying quotation reflects a friend’s view on stopping drinking abruptly versus gradually, highlighting safety in decisive change.
Jane Eyre Crossword Clue Solve
A crossword style puzzle list with horizontal and vertical clues about Jane Eyre era terminology. The grid includes definitions for writers, anatomical terms, and common crossword words. Clues reference places, objects, and characters with numbered hints and mixed wordplay.
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