Wallace Asks Farmers Aid to Support AAA Plan
Fort Worth reports Secretary of Agriculture Henry A. Wallace appealing to southern cotton growers to back the federal crop control plan described as a middle road to higher income. He urged farmers to resist substitutes and warned that without the program surpluses would rise and incomes fall.
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Fort Worth
Henry A. Wallace
Wallace
Texas
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
AAA
United States
Retiring Major Warns of Decay From Within in U S
Major General George Van Horn Moseley, retiring after 43 years, warned Atlanta that the United States faces danger of decay from within. He criticized government officials and warned voting for responsible governance to avoid a dictatorship, saying the army remains a stable element amid a shifting domestic scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
George van Horn Moseley
Fourth Corps
Third Army
United States
AFL Seeks Less Government Control of Labor Policy
In Houston delegates gather for the Federation of Labor annual convention as leaders push a policy favoring reduced government control over employer employee relations. Woll of New York cautions against total trust in political solutions amid evolving global factors indicating a shift away from heavy state involvement.
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Houston
Tiana
Jean Federation of Labor
Lidit Woll
New York
Tabor
Radio Program Schedule Fragment Reflects Coast to Coast Listings
A fragmented NBC and CBS network schedule shows a dense lineup of programs across Friday to Saturday, listing matinees, dances, and sports features plus notable acts and orchestras. Stations and networks include NBC Blue Red and CBS WABC with regional interchanges and note of optional stations.
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Hursday
Statheme
Nac-Werap
BABIC
Eaat
Weal
Wnac
Ebm Wéel
Midwest
Ked Win
Wmbg
Wwiax
Kpre
Kpo
Kgu
Whre
Weol
Wiea
Wsal
Waan
Ebf
Cbl
Weil Wim
Wiba
Weay
Kgbx
Wabf
Kfyr Koam
Wtar
Wptt
Wis
Wiax
Wilawaun Wiod
Wsoc
Wibe
Wwno
Weac
Wave Wem
Kyoo
Wky
Kfak
Wmap
Kths
Xfdm
Keko
Krev Kris Ktok
Ktam Wala Wrol
Ktbe
Kark Kene
Kgir Kahl Kter
Kebf
Kido
Kpfa
Ksel Tfi
Pacific
Rancher R L Slaughter Dies at 67 in Dallas
Robert Lee Slaughter, a wealthy Lubbock cattleman who built a vast West Texas ranching operation since 1886, died in a Dallas hospital at 67. Survivors include his son in Lubbock, a Dallas brother, and four Dallas sisters. funeral arrangements were incomplete.
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Dallas
U.P
Robert Lee Slaughter
Lubbock
Slaughter
West Texas
Palo Pinto County
Dawson County
Midland
Hockley County
R. L. Slaughter, Jr
C. C. Slaughter
George T. Veal
Fabens
G. G. Wright
John H. Dean
Ira P. Deloache
Evening Radio Schedule From 4:30 to 11:30 P M
A list of radio programs and stations across networks WEAF NBC and regional lines. Shows include Navy east Winslow Happy Jack songs Tom Mia Serial News Salon Orchestra Vocals From Your Us Lowell Thomas Marl one Lyon pianists Dick Todd Oscar Shumsky New York program Carol Weymann Time For Trio Maurice Spitalny Orchestra Cal Tinney Paul Martin Design for Dancing Orchestra Jay Franklin time News W Osborne Barney Rapp Aussa Shep Fields Harry Owens.
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Winslow
The
Navy—east
Happy Jack
West
East
Salon
Lowell Thomas
Marlowe & Lyon
Dick Todd
Oscar Shumsky
New York
Wiz
Carol Weymann
Shep Fields & Orchestra
Harry Owens
Political Campaign Expenditures Group Faces Busy Election Investigations
The Senate campaign expenditures committee, after receiving over 500 complaints of political abuses in primaries, remains active in a dozen states. Chairman Sheppard stated investigators will stay busy through the November general election policing both primary nominations and senate elections. The group has closed Missouri and Ohio complaints, while continuing to probe Tennessee to Wisconsin primary charges. Our work will extend long after the general election.
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Washington
Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee
Sheppard
Texas
Missouri
Ohio
Tennessee
Kentucky
Maryland
California
Pennsylvania
Georgia
North Dakota
South Dakota
Illinois
Indiana
Arkansas
Wisconsin
Water strengthened by new paper in water resistant jute plan
Tokyo reports Dr Junji Torii developed water resistant paper that fortifies jute in sandbag making. The Senate report is uncertain on recommendations possibly affecting elections. The invention uses heavy paper stronger than hemp or leather and resists water after prolonged immersion.
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Tokyo
Junji Torii
India
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AFL
NBC
Dance Mewez
Sons of the West
Chasing Shadows
Eddie Rubsam
Monitor
Jack Armstrong
Chesterfield
Mikelight
Alec Randolph
Cullum Car News
Oklahoma City
Lloyd Snyder
Havey Ballroom
Blue Barrow
Sky Pilot
Omar Herth
Gene and Chenn
Webb and Sherr
Muale
National Farm and Home Hour
NEC
University — of Minnesota
Nebraska
w—International
Paul Douglas
Amos ‘N' Andy
Jimmy Fidler
Hollywood
Vagabonds
Revelers
E. Bolognini Orch
Jimmy Kemper
Lucille Manners
Abe Lyman
Wayne King
Rubinoff
Jimmie Fidler
Wrpt
Jess Crawford
Dancing Music
Amos 'N
Andy
al Donahue
Dick Himbler
Blue Barron
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Wabc Wade
Wkbw
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Whbm
Wibm
Gmox
Wlab
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Wbas
Wpg
Whp
Whee Wore
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Wmas
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Wibz
Whio
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Dixie
Wifa
Wgam
Wdod
Kira Wrec
Wlac
Wwi
Wtoe
Krid
Ktrh
Ktsa
Waco
Koma
Kdbo
Wdae Whig
Wdb
Ed Thorgensen
Sportsa
Wabe
Enoch Light Orchestra
Bob Trout
Hollace Shaw
Ray Heatherton
Lum
Abner
Burns and Allen
Hollywood Hotel
Grand Central Station
Barry Wood
H. Basse
Count Basie
Ovie Allston
Henry King
Nbc-Wijz
Kjz
Deon
R.L. Slaughter
Wmps
Wjbo
Kxyz
Mountain
Kgo Kvod
Kgo
Kisd
Kga
WEAF
Vows Monroe Fic
Old Crown
Sunnybrook
Bond
On Hill & Hill
Glendronach
Senate
Polk, Mon
417 Polk
Nussbaum
Panhandle
Noxless
Thrifty
10Th and
van Buren
Crowe Lime & Cement CO
Tyler Street
Rock Island
America
Royals
Long
Ward
Mrs.l
Nussbaum’s Thrifty Club
Nough
E.H
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