Letters in the People's ruin debate on farm policy
A column of letters discusses the farm program and AAA critics. R. Oth argues against the program while defending farm income support. The debate covers impact on rents, prices, consumer costs, and the balance between industry and agriculture amid calls for broader economic remedies and a move toward free competition.
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Tare
R. Oth
Booth
Iowa
Gazette
Ural
Rome
AAA
Mr. Booth
Wallace
Court rules against three year farm relief moratorium
The U S circuit court of appeals in Chicago held the amended Frazier-Lemke act’s three year redemption extension unconstitutional in farm foreclosures near Hammond Indiana. The ruling overruled a district court and said state regulation of property rights cannot be overridden by federal action. Bertha A Lowman owned the 240 acre farm. Lafayette Life Insurance sued on a $30,000 mortgage.
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Chicago
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
William Sparks
Samuel Alschuler
Charles Briggle
Congress
Hammond
Ind
Bertha A. Lowman
Lafayette Life Insurance
Sher
Ihe
Saideal
Imi Court
Supreme Court
Circuit Court of Appeals
Federal District Court
Illinois
Riots Erupt in Warsaw as Jewish Shops Attacked
Violent anti Jewish rioting broke out in Warsaw on Saturday with nationalist students expelling Jews from university classrooms and parading through the city center. Fifteen Jewish pedestrians were struck and thirty eight shops and restaurants smashed. Police made twenty arrests. A separate demonstrator was hospitalized in Limburg.
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Warsaw
Poland
Ione
Lemberg
Japanese mass troops in North China near Tientsin
Telegram reports thousands of Kwantung troops concentrated at Chinchow and Shanhaikwan with Five thousand garrison at Shanhaikwan raising alarms over moves toward an autonomous North China state. Armored trains, field guns, tanks and supply trains flood border points as Tangku harbor sees the destroyer Tsuti. Doihara's earlier statement accelerates concern.
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Tientsin
North China
Kwantung Army
Japan
Chinchow
Shanhaikwan
Tsuti
Kenji Doihara
Tank Rock Island Arsenal Delivers High Speed Tanks
U S army arsenal at Rock Island begins delivery of first batch of new high speed infantry tanks. The initial shipment goes to Fort Benning Georgia. The compact tanks reportedly reach 60 miles per hour using caterpillar propulsion.
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Rock' Island, II
U. S.“army Arsenal
Fort Benning
Corn Hog Loan Regs Open as First Payments Top $72 Million
Washington AP The farm administration completed corn hog loan rules and reported first payments exceeding 85 percent of the 1935 contracts, totaling $72,900,645 on 877,456 contracts. New plans require borrower insurance for stored corn damage, crib measurement rules, and direct or bank loans with 4 percent interest.
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Washington
Farm Administration
Commodity Credit Corporation
AAA
Iowa
Illinois
Nebraska
Missouri
Minnesota
Indiana
Weather outlook for Midwest and Plains region
Weather outlook for Nov 18 to 23 predicts unsettled conditions across the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys and northern and central Great Plains. Temperatures stay near normal with a trend toward colder conditions toward the end of the week.
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Chicago
Mississippi
Missouri
Great Plains
Blames Old Age Fund Shortfall On Inexperience
State Senator Frank C. Byers of Linn County blames the old age assistance fund shortfall on lack of experience and data. He says the measure was experimental and funded to meet only about three-eighths of the pension system’s minimum needs. Byers urges workable changes and extra revenue at the next session to support old age assistance nationwide and in Iowa.
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Frank
C. Byers
Linn County
Old Age Assistance Commission
Byers
Iowa
United States
New York Quartet Leaves Italy After Fascist Assault
The Manhattan String Quartet from New York quit Italy and cancelled a Paris concert after several young fascists blackened the eyes of violinist Oliver Edel for not giving the fascist salute at a funeral procession. Other members are Harris Danziger Julius Shirer and Rachmael Weinstock.
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Rome
Manhattan String Quartet
New York
Paris
Oliver Edel
Harris Danziger
Julius Shirer
Rachmael Weinstock
German Envoy Talks Half Hour With Duce
Premier Benito Mussolini conferred for half an hour with German ambassador Eric von Hassel. The meeting in Rome on Saturday was believed to bear on a German Italian understanding regarding Austrian independence.
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Rome
Benito Mussolini
Eric von Hassel
What defines courage in facing fear and danger
Dr Newton argues courage is a right opinion about what to fear, not bravado or self destructive acts. True courage lies in recognizing real dangers, avoiding unfounded fears, and facing the proper dangers with clear eyed resolve.
Poison plot to contaminate Havana water prior to elections
Army intelligence on a plot to poison the Havana aqueduct with authorities arresting Andres Rey Rodriguez, 26, of Coruna Spain, who led conspirators. Documents tie Emilio Laurent, ex Havana police chief in exile in Mexico, and Gustavo Moreno, secretary of public works under former President Ramon Grau San Martin, to the plan.
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Havana
Cuba
Andres Rey Rodriguez
Coruna
Spain
Emilio Laurent
Mexico
Gustavo Moreno
Ramon Grau San Martin
Pole climber fear of ladders baffles engineer at Empire State
New York AP describes W A R Brown assistant development engineer for National Broadcasting who climbs a 1278 foot pole atop an Empire State Building antenna with help from assistants yet fears stepping on a front porch and ladders He admits the paradox as his office sits in Rockefeller Center and home on ground floor He blames childhood falls and earlier seas career for his phobia.
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New York
W. A. R. Brown
Brown
National Broadcasting Company
Empire State Building
Rockefeller Center
Fascists Call for Resistance to Sanctions
Italy’s fascist grand council denounces League sanctions aimed at the country and proclaims November 18, 1935, as a day of ignominy. It orders all Italians to observe a national holiday and mobilize to resist sanctions, amid mass blackshirt demonstrations and praise for Mussolini.
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Rome
Grand
Italy
League of Nations
Mussolini
Ethiopia
Qirien- Wal
Pietro ‘Badoglio
Duce
Palazzo Littorio
Fascist Party
Palazzo Venezia
Mystery Men To Be Questioned In Loring Murder
Mount Ranier Md police seek two mystery men for questioning in the Corinna Loring slaying found a week ago beside a Saddleback ridge lovers lane. Names withheld by police.
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Loring
Mount Ranier
Corinna Loring
Saddleback Ridge
Cairo Students And Police Clash Again
Anti British rioting flared in Cairo and Zagazig as police fired at students injuring six officers and sending two students to hospital. Two students wounded in Thursday clashes died Saturday, raising the death toll to six in the ongoing disorders.
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Cairo
Egypt
Zagazig
Hoover Borah G O P Struggle Seen For 1936 Nomination
The article notes a potential Hoover Borah clash over the 1936 Republican nomination and platform as Hoover attacks the New Deal in New York. It discusses intra party tensions, primary dynamics, and the June convention with Borah advocating states rights on major issues.
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Washington
New York
Borah
Ohio
Three Women Hurt In Auto Crash on Highway 30 West of London
Three out of state women injured in an automobile accident just west of London on Highway 30 were treated at St. Luke's hospital. A Sioux Falls, South Dakota resident suffered a fractured tooth and facial bruises. Attendants were told the three were in the same car when they turned to pass another vehicle, hit a soft shoulder and rolled over.
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London
St. Luke's Hospital
Steffans
Sioux, Falls
S. D
Italians Prepare Major Push at Makale Ethiopia
Italian army readies a large offensive along the Makale line in Ethiopia with three corps entrenched and 100000 troops behind them. Amba Alagi lies near the front as Haile Selassie reportedly orders no retreat and Ras Seyoum arrives to command Ethiopian forces nearby.
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Makale
Ethiopia
Amba Alagi
Haile Selassie
Emilio ‘de Bono
Bolbala
Ras Seyoum
Tigre
Togara
Canada Puts Teeth Into Italian Bans
Ottawa reports drastic penalties for violations of the order in council enforcing League of Nations sanctions on Italy. Prohibited actions include loans and credits, imports from Italy, and certain exports. Violators face up to two years in prison, or fines, or both, with summary convictions limited to one year or a $500 fine.
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Ottawa
Order
Italian in Corsica Shot By Unidentified Attacker
Italian Consular Agent Del Monte was shot in the hand Saturday in Corsica. The assailant fled the scene leaving no immediate arrest.
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Corte
Corsica
del Monte
Hoover Attacks Roosevelt Plan as Dangerous to Economy
Former President Hoover told a New York audience that Roosevelt's fiscal and monetary policies risk catastrophic inflation. He outlined an eleven point program to balance the budget, cut waste, stop un-American spending, curb bureaucracy, restore the gold standard, and end currency manipulation.
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New
York
Herbert Hoover
Roosevelt
America
Ndh
Hoover
Itry
Joca
S.ex
Tno
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