Roosevelts Reorganization Bill Faces Senate Backlash
Washington column condemns the administration’s push for a sweeping Government Reorganization bill. It notes secret hearings, expansion of presidential power, and attacks on opposing senators and labor groups. The piece questions Roosevelt’s midnight letter and urges public protests to derail the measure and preserve democratic checks.
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United States
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Capitol
Roosevelt
House
Senate
Washington
Paul Bunyon
Mr. Roosevelt
Robert F. Wagner
New York
American Federation of Labor
The
National Orangé
Georgia
Sirbeuidge Bdpy
Oat Smut Control Methods and Costs for Michigan Farmers
Oat smut causes substantial annual losses for Michigan farmers though prevention is possible. The article compares formaldehyde and Ceresan dust treatments, noting Ceresan’s higher efficacy in trials. It highlights a simple homemade device from Minnesota College to apply dust, and mentions Clare County seed dealers stocking improved Ceresan.
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Minnesota
Njturs M
Withesthis Davis Fides
Clare County
Farm acreage allotments go to farmers under new program
Farm acreage allotments will be sent to farmers as a guide for planting this spring. To receive full payment, farmers must meet limits on depleting crops and potato plantings, with deductions for noncompliance. The nationwide total aims to prevent surpluses and ensure price stability and soil conservation.
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United States
Sandwich Glass Company First Pressed Glass Pioneer
A Los Angeles Times writer credits the Sandwich Glass Company of Sandwich, Cape Cod, Massachusetts, with making the first pressed glass in the country. Established 1825, the factory closed in 1888 due to labor troubles. the term Sandwich became generic for much pressed glass from 1850 onward.
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Los Angeles Times
Sandwich Glass Company
Sandwich
Cape Cod
Mass
Tuberculosis awareness urged by Tri County Health Unit
State health boards warn that anyone exposed to tuberculosis may contract the disease and should seek diagnostic testing. The article notes high exposure rates, urges examinations for those under 40 and with a family history, and stresses that active disease exists in carriers.
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State Boards of Health
Michigan
BE. V. Thiehoff
M. D
Isabella County Bean Growers Plan to Form County Organization
Bean growers will meet in the Courthouse in Mt. Pleasant on April 11, 1938 at 2 00 pm to discuss bean issues in Michigan form county organizations and select representatives for the State Bean Board. Earlier Saginaw meeting urged permanent county grower groups to enable active participation in future bean industry actions.
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Mt. Pleasant
Michigan
Isabella County
Saginaw
Ray Hoyle
Grange Initiates Four In First And Second Degrees
Grange members met at their hall on Saturday night April 2 initi ating Ray and Opal Neeper Carl and Violet Scherlitz into the 1st and 2nd degrees. Four more applicants await initiation as marching Grange activity continues.
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Tvfield Grange
Ray
Opal Neeper
Carl
Violet Scherlitz
the Grange
Mt Vernon Grange Meeting Notes and March Celebrations
The Mt Vernon Grange reports Sister Pink Dawson attended Monday night and is hoped to visit more often. Mrs Clara Mossmin and Mr and Mrs Edward White and Paul White spent the weekend at Walter White's home. Mr and Mrs Parent hosted relatives for birthdays in March, with five total. Relatives from Ithaca and Alma attended.
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Lansing
Virginia
Sainan
Arthur Smith
Howard Hilliker
J. L. Cook
S. B. Johnson
Flint
Cecil Anderson
Chippewa Grange
Bentley
C. A. Davison
Durand
Floyd Slentz
Fany
Muvicke Gun
Icem Slentz
Otis Northon
Francis Edwin
Babe
Dorothy Chapman
Dick Brooks
Paul Heberlein
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Jack Marshall
Pontiac
Laurice Seiter
Brooks Home
Jennings Archambault
State Farm Insurance Companies
Wright Hotel
Alma
Pink Dawson
Clara Mossmin
Edward White
Paul White
Walter White
Parent
Ithaca
Purchasers Urged to Buy State Inspected Plant Stock
John B. Strange, Michigan Department of Agriculture commissioner, warns buyers to demand state inspected plants and shrubs to ensure protection against pests and diseases. He notes the 1875 law establishing mandatory inspection and cites Michigan’s strict standards and climate as reasons to choose inspected stock.
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John B. Strange
Department of Agriculture
Strange
Michigan
Ghost Stars Emit Invisible Black Light Challenge Cosmic Scales
Astronomers report the discovery of ghost stars that radiate only black light beyond the reach of the most powerful telescopes. These unseen giants are larger and heavier than known red giants, expanding models of stellar structure and evolution.
Uncle Eben Echoes Tough Advice on Facing Trouble
A windswept line quotes Uncle Eben urging resilience. He says one cannot avoid problems by fearing them, arguing that dwelling in fear already constitutes trouble and life requires facing consequences.
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Uncle Eben
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