Potatoes and Abundance Highlight Debate on Farm Policy
The piece argues that curbing production to raise prices harms consumers as the nation faces abundance. It critiques the AAA approach extending to potatoes and warns that cutting output worsens food relief struggles while producers gain at consumers’ expense. It urges reconsidering policies favoring abundance over restraint.
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Henry Wallace
Washington
AAA
Congress
Agriculture Department
Tradition Keeps Royal Blood Check At Birth
The birth of the Duke and Duchess of Kent’s son prompts Sir John Simon to attend the birth to verify royal lineage. The piece notes the rite, centuries old, persists to satisfy the nation that a crown heir is of royal blood despite the monarchy’s diminished practical need.
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Kent
John Simon
Home Secretary
England
Health and public duty, Fishbein warns of shared burden
Dr Morris Fishbein editor of The Journal of the American Medical Association tells the American Public Health Association in Milwaukee that health care is increasingly a public responsibility. He notes the shift from medical to public concern amid social responsibility and economic change.
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Morris Fishbein
Journal of the
American Medical Association
American Public Health Association
Milwaukee
Doctor Fishbein
Michigan shifts egg sales to per pound units
In Michigan eggs are now sold by the pound, a change meant to simplify shopping for the absent minded, who previously ordered a quart of sugar or similar mismeasure.
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Michigan
King Constantine of Greece and traitor fears
The excerpt hints at King Constantine of Greece with 388 designs on his body and references a modern dictator seeking methods to deal with traitors. It suggests a historic monarch confronting dissent and hints at brutal approaches. The phrasing implies a dramatic, cautionary comparison rather than a direct report.
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Constantine of
Grece
Barrie Barrymore Derby and Pyknic Debate Incident
An eastern actor calls stage work an interesting pursuit. Michigan study shows scientists label a fat boy pyknic. Opposing guards dispute. A square inch could hold sixty trillion ultra viruses, a claim likely to draw sneers from New York subway riders.
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Michigan
New York Subway
Unprinted yarns claim banks issue money on government bonds
The piece notes rumors that New Dealers back money with government bonds. It cites Federal Reserve data showing outstanding money against bonds rising from $97,000,000 in May 1932 to $682,000,000 in July 1932 and $237,000,000 at year end, $608,000,000 in 1933, peaking near a billion during 1933 banking holiday.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Bond money puzzles economists as circulation stays flat
The article argues no net money creation from bond funding since 1932, noting $5.6 billion outstanding then and now, and explains banks use reserves and bonds rather than issue new cash. It also discusses Britain’s motives in the Ethiopia crisis and Mussolini’s Mediterranean moves.
Italian Red Sea politics spark 1933 revolt tale
The fragment recalls 1933 Italian led activity in the Red Sea with Yemen tribesmen rebelling against Ibn Saud backed by Britain, and London’s lingering memory of British dominance. It also notes anti British press, Napoleon’s failure, a Soviet style remark on Communism, and odd notes on Chinese yak crossbreeding.
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State Department
Britain
Ethiopia
Mussolini
Mediterranean
Malta
London
Rome
Red Sea
Yemen
Ibn Saud
Napoleon
National Recreation Congress Suggests Ameri cans Play Seriously
Dora argues limits on players in a world series while the National Recreation Congress urges Americans to engage in substantial play and sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Recreation Congress
Dora
District Tales of Long Ago in Gallia County
Historians would revel in Gallia County sights along Route 11 in Gallipolis including Pine Street Cemetery with 1790 French memorials and Civil War Unknown Soldiers graves. Notable sites include Our House with Lafayette as guest, the front street post office, City Park, O O McIntyre house, Rio Grande College campus, Ohio Hospital for Epileptics grounds, and the largest holly tree on O H E grounds. The dam project near Gallipolis on Route 7 will require eight million dollars for concrete locks and a roller dam on the river.
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Gallia County
Pine Street
Route 11
Gallipolis
Army Hospital
Our House
General Lafayette
O. O. McIntyre
State Street
McIntyre
Ohio
Route 7
West Virginia
News Your Dad Read Ten Years Ago Highlights
A rapid digest of past events featuring visits among families in Youngstown and Athens County, a teacher's class with 20 teachers present, a surgical appendix removal, and a mention of Wartime naval preparedness debates. Also notes London bombing impact and a chapter on peace talks as stated by Senator Borah.
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Mary Jane Brison
Athens County
Health Hints About The Liver And Bile
The liver is the body’s largest organ weighing several pounds and processing chemicals from the bowels. It detoxifies poisons and produces sugar substances while the gallbladder stores and concentrates bile. Liver disease, including cirrhosis and abscesses, can be severe but the body has safety factors. prompt care is advised to prevent progressive damage.
Roosevelt Quote Sparks Debate on War Readiness
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt urges preserving civilization amid next war fears while M. L. Cooke questions New York consumer electricity rates, prompting debate over public duty and cost.
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M. L. Cooke
New York
The Golden Feather Leads to a Day of Horseback Plans
Jean Dunn, secretary to lawyer Donald Montague, grows entangled with Sandy Harkins in a tense mix of dates and a bank robbery case. Federal agent Wingy Lewis probes the payroll plot while Hagan weighs Sandy as a suspect. Jean joins Sandy for a country ride as Montague grants her a day off, hinting at deeper complications and a looming arrest uncertainty.
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Jean Dunn
Donald Montague
Bobby Wallace
Jean
Golden Feather
Sandy Harkins
Larry Glenn
Bobby
Wingy Lewis
Mike Hagan
Sandy
Lewis
Hagan
Mr. Montague
Weill
Mr. Harkins
Art Lanning
Coppers
Art
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