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Cambridge Sentinel

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1937

Page

2

Plow Pioneer John Deere Sparks Prairie Farming Revolution

A frontier blacksmith in Grand Detour transforms farming with a wood and iron plow after testing a crude model. The device wins farmer praise, leads to rapid production growth, a partnership with Leonard Andrus, and a move to Moline establishing a global farming enterprise.

John Deere Ilinois Demarings Deere Grand Detour Leonard Andrus Lewis Crandall Crandall

Filibusters, Ashurst, and the Roosevelt agenda in 1930s policy

The piece traces the historical use of filibusters to block legislation and frames current Senate battles over Supreme Court changes and government reorganization. It highlights Senator Henry F. Ashurst as a shrewd gauge of public opinion, notes his past positions on the League of Nations, and discusses tariff policy under Fordney McCumber, contrasting it with Smoot Hawley and the evolving approach to reciprocal trade treaties.

Richard Harding Davis Senate Federal Squeedunk House Pennsylvania Avenue Congress Roosevelt Supreme Court White House Henry F. Ashurst Arizona Judiciary Committee Alfred M. Jansen Arizonian J. Hamilton Lewis Lewis Ashurst Woodrow Wil League of Nations Marcus A. Smith United States Senate Achurechis Tilie Sete Europe Fordney-McCumber State Department Smoot-Hawley Hoover Democratic Party

Thirteen Men at a Hollywood Dinner Dreamed of Murder

In November 1930 guests recount a famed glamorous gathering in Hollywood. Claude Malcolm reveals a ten year old murder motive tied to Dean Hanson and Larry Platt, hinting at hidden jealousy over a woman. The tale ends as Claude dies five days prior, leaving Madeline with the cabin next door.

Madeline Malcolm Claude Malcolm Madeline Claude Hollywood Palar Chamberlin Larry Platt Dean Hanson Larry Platt Meredith Reee

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