Do the farmers control AAA or does AAA control the farmers
The piece argues over expanding the agricultural adjustment administration and its power. It warns against letting a political minority inside government manage farm policy while farmers seek autonomy. It frames the debate as a battle between farmer control and bureaucratic power, with references to Hamilton and public sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Washington
AAA
Wallace
Louisiana
Alexander Hamilton
Hamilton
Karl Miai
Congress
Legislation by Wire and the Patman Telegram Tactics
The editorial critiques Huey Long and Father Coughlin urging the Senate to override the Patman bonus bill via telegram campaigns. It argues representatives should rely on their own informed judgment and warns against basing decisions on loud constituent pressure. It notes legislators must consider new laws and public spending with careful, informed deliberation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Senate
Huey Long
Res
Coughlin
Senate
Detroit
Washington
Liberty and liberty unchecked shape a restless nation
A 1935-era meditation argues liberty without discipline breeds social ills across America. It critiques frontier rugged individualism, warns that freedom from restraint harms others, and calls for a saner understanding of liberty and its limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Atlantic Seaboard
Pacific
Freezing Humans for a Fresh Take on Ice Storage
The piece reports Los Angeles chemist Dr. Ralph Willard claims humans could be frozen, stored, and later thawed with no harm. He cites guinea pig success and a blocked dog test, noting vague medical benefits while joking about train fridge rates and frozen strawberries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Willard
Los Angeles
Dr. Willard
Willard
Thurber era notes and celebrity chatter in New York diary
A brisk diary entry sketches social rounds in New York and Boston with mentions of Frank Crowninshield, Eddie Collins, Radio City lighting, and figures like James Thurber, Jack Benny, Gene Fowler, and Fannie Hurst. The piece reflects lively cultural gossip and a birthday horoscope for notable natives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
Gallipolis
Frank Crowninshield
Bob Brinkerhoff
Rogues Gallery
Isaac Marcossens
Blanche Clarke
Hattie Belle Johnson
Eddie Collinses
Boston
Dot
Deac Aylesworth
Radio City
Pittsburgh
Wench
Entertainment Notes and Odds and Ends from 1935
A collage of pop culture jottings with taunts at Clark and McCullough theater pairing. Vanity items include deluxe bird cages priced up to 400 dollars and Lalique glass perches. Brief mentions cover Billie Dove Lily Pons Ann Pennington and theatrical gossip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Avenue
Lalique
Bagatelles
Ralph Barton
Billie Dove
Berton Braley
Lily Pons
Ann Pennington
Michael Arlen
Frank Buck
Hollywood
Harold Bell Wright
New York
Ornithologist Classifies Arctic Bird Life at Point Barrow
Ornithologist C. D. Brower reports one hundred sixty bird species observed on the Arctic Ocean during fifty years at Point Barrow Alaska. He has returned from a United States visit and began compiling more data on birds reaching the northern outpost, noting larks barn swallows and scarlet tanager among summer sightings. He also mentions discovery of two new animal species the shrew and the marmot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Barrow
Alaska
Arctic Ocean
C. D. Brower
Brower
United States
U. S. Territory
Ted
Widow Delilah Heald 88 dies in Tipton hospital
Delilah Heald widow of Ezra Heald 88 of West Branch died early Sunday at Tipton county hospital. Survived by children Ida and Walter Heald of Tipton. Funeral services at Friends church West Branch Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Branch
Delilah Heald
Ezra Heald
Tipton
Ida
Walter Heald
Friends Church
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Beven
Uineis
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Missouri
Nebraska
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Marion
Europe
Nellie
al Smith
Father Coughlin
George Clark
PyDsay
Thurber
James Thurber
Columbus
Riviera
Paris
The
New Yorker
Grandpap
Charles MacArthur
Gene Fowler
Wilson Mizner
Jack’s
Mickey Neilan
Ton
Paul Armstrong
Andy C. Fields
Bobby Clark
Paul McCullough
Springfield
Eddie Dowling
Fannie Hurst
Jacques Danielson
Alan Dale
Lydia E. Pinkham
Charles C. Dils
Dayton
Ohio
Clark
McCullough
Grand Central
Copyrisht
Genevieve Kemble
Minnie
Buster
Betsy Ann
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