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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1938

Page

2

Five Tax Measures Headed for Congressional Hearing

A political overview notes looming fiscal challenges as Roosevelt prepares to brief Congress on January 3. It highlights a rising deficit, record gold reserves, and proposed tax and policy changes aimed at funding armament, social programs, and wage rules amid a tense 1940 budget debate.

U. S Roosevelt Congress U. S. Treasury John Agriculture Department Treasury Henry Morgenthau Jr Pennsylvania James J. Davis George H. Earle Joseph N. Pew Moses I. Annenberg Philadelphia Ernest T. Weir Steel Jay Cooke Joseph N. Grundy Communist Party Labor National Labor Relations Board William Green American Federation of Labor Labor Board Rural Electrification Administration

Farm bill debate highlights U S loan shifts and Wallaces plan

The 1938 farm bill features loans on price fallen crops, with 48 million bushels of corn due for repayment by November 1. By mid October farmers faced low farm prices, prompting defaults and making the government a major corn broker, amid broader battles over surplus policy and Wallace's proposal to distribute surplus foods to low income U S groups. Sally Clark to marry George X McLanahan on December 3.

NRA Elmer F. Andrews Austin Texas Puerto Rico U. S Uncle Sam Iowa Henry A. Wallace Agriculture Wallace AAA Supreme Court Soil Conservation Congress State Department Francis B. Sayre Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation New York City Sally Clark John Roosevelt New York George X. McLanahan

Dies committee exposed radicals and Communist influence in labor

Fred W. Frahm testifies before the Dies committee about sit down strikes and radical activity in labor. The columnist urges full exposure of radicals within government and unions, warns of CIA like influence, and calls for continued investigation and action to protect American life.

Fred W. Frahm Detroit Mich House of Representatives House Committee Frahm Representative Dies Texas Russia Dies Hemisphere House Gary Ind Congress John L. Lewis Lewis Redl a _ congressional committee Automobile Workers’ Union Dies Committee Unica

Cranberry Relishes for Meat with No Cooking

Favorite Week recipe notes two cranberry based relishes. Cranberry Orange Relish uses raw cranberries and oranges chopped together with sugar to create a ready serve uncooked relish. Cranberry Horseradish Relish blends chopped raw cranberries with fresh horseradish to accompany meats.

Uncle Phil Says and Sayings on Self and Society

A collection of aphorisms and witticisms on fame, authority, ambition, and character. It muses on idolization versus idealization, self-enmity, and the weight of public scrutiny with playful asides about grand ideas and personal flaws.

Small Part Know Your Side Knows Little Of The Case

A fragment argues that limited perspective weakens understanding of a dispute. It stresses that one who only hears one side cannot grasp full facts or implications of the case.

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