Congress Wins Economy Tussle And Holds Hot Potato
The analysis notes Congress gains on the economy clash while opponents push for restraint. It covers economic plans under Roosevelt era figures including Morgenthau and Eccles, payroll tax paths, and parity payments. Brazil’s Aranha visit and bond debts are touched, plus a jailhouse anecdote about Al Capone finding religion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Garner
Federal Reserve
Marriner Eccles
White House
Washington
Eccles Demarche
Senate
Eccles
Morgenthau
Treasury
General Fund
Europe Heads Toward Dictator Dominance in 1939 Crisis
As March ends, Hitler and Mussolini forged a European crisis with Slovakia Lithuania Belgium and Romania under Nazi Fascist leverage. France Britain and Russia failed to unite for defense while Rome and Berlin set the future agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Germany
London
France
Slovakia
Lithuania
Belgium
Hitler
Romania
Carol
Rumania
Ukraine
Napoleon
Russia
Spain
Italy
Mediterranean
Paris
Tunisia
Suez Canal
French Djibouti
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Rome
Berlin
England
Wind shifts push up Baltic war risk insurance rates
Trend reports increased marine war risk insurance costs for Baltic shipments due to Hitler. Spying rises noted by Attorney General Frank Murphy, with agency readiness claimed as 100 percent. Forest service data show 140 million trees planted in 1938 across 31 states. Kansas legislature weighs a one day divorce law to lure industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolf Hitler
Baltic Sea
Frank Murphy
U. S
National Forest Service
Kansas
Resignations and Appointments Shape Early Treasury and Court Terms
Forecasted resignation of John W. Hanes as undersecretary of the treasury cites closing the breach between business and government. Kurt Schuschnigg released after captivity in Germany since the Anschluss. Robert Maynard Hutchins named chair of the Securities and Exchange Commission as follow up to Justice Douglas. Philip La Follette drives growth of a national Progressive party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Hanes
U. S. Treasury
Kurt Schuschnigg
Austria
Germany
University of Chicago
Robert Maynard Hutchins
Securities and Exchange Commission
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
U. S
Third Party
Philip LaFollette
Wisconsin
National Progressive Party
Hatch early for prompt producers in egg program
Rutgers University poultry expert Dr. W C Thompson advises early spring egg hatches to produce pullets for late summer and fall production. About 25 percent of chicks should be early hatched so pullets begin laying by August, with artificial lighting in fall to avoid melt and keep yields steady until November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Thompson
Poultry Department
Rutgers University
Ww Service
Easy fertilizing method for California orange groves
California orange growers use irrigation water to carry dissolved nitrogen from compressed ammonia gas into the furrows. They pour 150 pound cylinders to release gas gradually, letting water absorb the ammonia quickly and distribute it through the grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Country Home Magazine
Growing Chicks Grow Vitamin A For Strong Development
Growing chickens require vitamin A for satisfactory growth. Free ranging birds often obtain enough from green feed, but confined birds need vitamin A rich feed. Alfalfa leaf meal is an economical vitamin A source and can serve as the sole source when other feeds are purchased.
Colorful reminders and farming notes from early West use
The article highlights brands as symbols of ownership in the West and notes methods to reduce losses in flocks. Ohio experiments show grass rotation can yield more feed per acre than grain rotation. It mentions radio lullaby radios for poultry cars, battery brooders for large hatchings, and kerosene dips or crude petroleum to treat scaly leg mites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio de Janeiro
Senor Aranha
U. S
Ohio
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Federal Treasury
Department
House Appropriations Committee
Rip van Winkle
Department of Agriculture Administration
House
Senate
Capitol
Western Newspaper Union
Blue Stamp Relief Plans Highlight Farm Aid Debate
Washington column warns that the Department of Agriculture faces a looming $1 billion appropriation. It critiques a proposed blue food stamp program for relief workers, contrasts past prudent farming aid with modern political spending, and questions efficiency and fairness among private workers and relief recipients.
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Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Wallace
NRA
WPA
Hope
Kansas
House Committee On Agriculture
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Joseph W. LaBine
New
Pan-America
Brazil
Oswaldo Aranha
Ken Maynard
Los Angeles
al Capone
Chicago
Terminal Island
Calif
Capone
Henry Morgenthau Jr
Ways and Means
Social Security
Arthur J. Altmeyer
Social Security Board
George Washington
Japan
Caroline Islands
Reich
Britain
King Carol
Michigan
Wolbach Messenger
Bruckart
Washington Digest
William Bruckart
National Press Bldg
Washington, D. C
Cery
United States
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