Government policy criticized as subterfuge against farmers
The article argues that President and Secretary Wallace propose a conditional payment plan to remove land from production, bypassing the Supreme Court ruling against federal coercion. It warns such moves mimic unconstitutional attempts and jeopardize American farmers by limiting domestic markets and expanding foreign imports.
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Washington
Agricultura
Henry A. Wallace
Chester C. Davis
Agricultural Adjustment. Administration
Supreme Court
Congress
United States Treasury
Agricultural Department
AAA
United States
Argentina
New Zealand
Wallace
Attieri
Agricultural sugar policy and McNary-Haugen bill debated
Washington discusses beet sugar potential to meet U S demand and end dependence on foreign supply. Senator McNary backs an agricultural program combining McNary-Haugen, debenture, and cooperative allotment concepts to address farm problems despite Supreme Court limits and administrative resistance.
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Continental
United States
McNary
Oregon
Senate
House
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the United States
Minutes of County Meeting of Farmers Co Operative Union
Meeting called by President Math Schmid with R S McBride as temporary secretary. A resolution on Soldier Bonus financing and the Frazier Lemke Bill was adopted and to be sent to Mr Woodruff. Delegates for District Four at Farwell January 22 were announced and credentials committee named. A legislative proposal on damages from negligent driving was adopted for District Meeting. Training school action was deferred to locals. Adjourned to February 13 1936 with all locals urged to have officers present.
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Math Schmid
R. S. McBride
Roy
Woodruff
Farwell
Henry Fancon
Anna Oman
Olive Robinett
Farwell Union
Matk Schmid
John Sparkel
Nelson
Tiedeman
Local Social Roundup From Otisville and Nearby
Mr and Mrs Bruce Smith of Otisville attended the funeral of Mrs Smiths mother Mrs Smit. Verna Bergy visited Betty Anderson. H Elisabeth and Art Shaw of Flint spent the weekend with S Harsh and the Bergey family. Glenn Poet of the Eagle visited Ray Bergey and family. Vera Hergey visited grandparents Frank Poet Eagle. Wesley Teale and Ed Wichart hosts. Alice Musser visited Gilbert Waddington. Bergey of Flint spent weekend with grandparents.
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Bruce ” Smith
Otisville
Gerow
Smit
Verna
Bergy
Betty Anderson
H. Eisabeth
Art Shaw
Flint
S. Harshd
Harsh
Lydia Bergey
F. le Bergey
Saginaw
Glenn
The
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Ray Bergey
Arid
Vera Hergey
Frank Poet
Wesley Teale
Bet ‘Tuedday -Tvering
Wichart
Alice. Musser
Gilbert - Waddington
Bergey
Pent
Crime wave returns to Maple Grove after year of calm
Mapler Grove notes a renewed crime wave following a December 26 1935 incident. A neighbor accused of stealing hostess silverware faced a jury verdict of guilty in district court. A forged witness name complicated the case, but Judge Guy Perry sentenced the offender to life with her husband. Community events follow as residents discuss snow plows and local gatherings.
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Maple Grove
Walter Smedley
Reiss
Ywitn Alb
Guy Hall
Hall, Hall
Pleasant evening with neighbors and card games noted
Mr and Mrs Oscar Kube hosted a social at Bertha Lake Saturday night. After a few rounds of cards, Winch was served. Chas Heber returns from San Dusky with my sister Mrs M J Wedge, meeting a new baby girl born December 31. Floyd Squires and wife visited relatives at West Grant on Sunday. Leaders Mrs Harl Green and Mrs Chas Heber traveled to Clare on Tuesday to obtain leg on No 3 for the Home Economics group.
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Tien
Floyd
Squires
West Grant
Harl Green
Chas
Local Social Notes From Southeast Sheridan Area
Ed Wichert and two children visited his sister and husband Mr and Mrs Ross Coo on Wednesday evening. John Densmore came from Detroit to spend the weekend with his wife and family. Lila and Sarah Densmore and a friend returned to Pontiac Sunday after visiting their parental home. Clifford Randle has been working in Detroit on an oil well. Mrs Chas Carpenter visited Mr and Mrs Wm Langin Sunday afternoon. Clayton Barber and family and Mrs Mildred Barber and two daughters of West Vernon were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs R Schaar Sunday.
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Coleman
Ross Coo
John Densmore
Detroit
Missen
Lila
Sarah — Densmore
Lady Friend
Pontiac
Clifford
Randle
Chas. Carpenter
Wm. Langin
Clayton Barber
Mildred Barber
West Vernon
R. Schaar
Fire Tower notices and village greetings
Fire Tower reports Harchifel Reiss sold his school bus and notes uncertainty about the new driver. The piece lists local residents ill or traveling and mentions several visits, health updates, and minor social items with sparse news and a note about deep snow hindering travel.
Andersonville Community News Notes and Visits
The Andersonville area reports a birthday celebration for Bernie Ramey on his 18th, sleigh rides for boys and girls, and club activity with the Meet-A-While group and Crystal Drakes Extension meeting on January 21. Visitors include Harold Kile family and Clarence Ramey parties visiting neighbors and relatives across town and to Detroit.
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Bernie Ramey
Hoveys
Oscar Maxwells
Crystal Drakes
Harold Kile
Shirley Anh
Clarence Rameys
Clarence Ramey
Detroit
Tom Ramey
Eber Raymond
Ruth Allen
Dorothy Burr
Gough
Mason Smith
Howard Seavell
Farwell
Oscar Maxwell
Mrs Bates Improves After Operation at Clare County
The friends of Mrs Geo Bates report improvement after an operation by Dr Wood at Clare County General Hospital. The column notes a recent birth in the community with an eight pound baby boy born on January 3rd. stork visits this locality.
Neighbors Honor Mr and Mrs Henry Warner Jr Shower
Nearly fifty friends gathered at the Warners home last Thursday to honor the couple with a miscellaneous shower. Gifts were exchanged and a light lunch concluded the pleasant evening. Neighbors wish the Warners a happy life and warm welcome to the neighborhood.
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Wilber Mann
Henry Warner, Jr
Warner
Ony
Death toll in China outlined by national survey
The report from the national health administration in Nanking notes China has the highest death rate in the world. It states six million people die annually, with an average age of ten, out of a population estimated at 450 million.
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Hai
To Ching
National Health Administration
Nanking
China
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