Middlewest Farmer Skeptical Yet Open to Convince on New Farm Legislation
Sioux City correspondent recounts John Martin's 80 acre South Dakota farm under drought threats, alfalfa hopes, and a staunch belief that production cuts raise prices. He cites Henry Wallace's ideas, farm organization, and mortgage fears while noting farmer Tom Wells and Roy Brown push for cautious support. The piece portrays mixed expectations of Roosevelt era farm relief and calls for continued debate and possible compromise.
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Central Press
Sioux City
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John
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Hogsevelt
Varios
Henry Wallace
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Tom Vomey
Mrs. Hrowy
World Narcotics Treaty Now In Effect
The world treaty restricting narcotic drug manufacture went into effect worldwide Sunday. Leaders in the global crusade against drugs hailed the pact, formed after a 1931 Geneva conference, ratified by 25 nations within 21 months. Belgium’s ratification closed the window. Netherlands and Japan had not joined yet. Captain Richard Hobson called it a victory for humanity in the war on narcotics.
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World Crusade
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Belgium
Richard Hobson
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Japan
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Farley denounces efforts to buy political jobs
Postmaster General Farley, national chairman of the Democratic Party, denounces reports that people inside or outside the party seek to secure or retain offices by gifts to the Democratic deficit fund. He seeks information on any groups or individuals attempting such tactics and urges identification of unauthorized fund raising or improper actions.
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Demon Trade Organization
Democratic Party
Parley
Farley
Democratic National Committee
Tremserous
National Committee
Entoy
English scientists claim progress in influenza germ isolation
A British team and a U S group report advances in isolating the influenza germ using ferrets. They say the work identifies the germ and advances immunity development, potentially ending widespread influenza outbreaks and saving many lives worldwide.
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England
United States
Hollywood Film Shop Uniforms Shape Actors Walk
Hollywood star Nils Asther explains that wearing uniforms dictates posture and carriage, with each national type requiring distinct strides. He notes the challenge of altering lifelong walking habits and discusses his preparation for roles such as a Hungarian officer in Etrange Rhapsody.
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Alanson Edwards
United Press
Hollywood
Calif
Nils Asther
Hollyoobd
Nils
Asther
Bei Perdong
Authentic tale reframes Bilbo and space saga
Washington reports revised version shows Bilbo the ex governor and a Mississippi euphrenology expert sought a reserved parking space for his limousine at the Agriculture Department. Anxious staff and congressman Marvin Jones clash over access while officials guard their telephones.
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Washington
Theodore Glimore
Bilbo
Agriculture Department
Exovernor
Mississippi
Growids
Dr. Einstein
Hone
Dr. Winestein
Erect Chin-Down Posture in Military Garb Noted
A fragment describes a rigid chin-down carriage observed in a man of long military standing, whether in uniform or not. The observer notes the ease of failing to change this habit and the difficulty of acquiring the same posture abruptly in military contexts.
Twenty Years Ago In Corry Journal July 14 1943
An itemized column recalls a near misfortune of Robert King and Vinnie Graham amid four deranged attackers near East Main and Mill streets. Henry Stowe of the Corry delegation was among victims of a gang of professional pickpockets at the county seat crowd. Jeremiah Bartbough dies at his home. Heath mill rebuilding advances with galvanized iron. Downey sister Ann visits Kane and Crown. Erie travelers include Charles Simpson and others. Harold Potts heads to Brie for Hire Tanning Co business office. Matteson returns from Pittsburgh for summer. Mond and Hines travel to Erie for Centennial events.
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Henry Stowe
Brie Yester
Fragmentary historical notes on local figures and places
The text lists names and roles such as Joseph Deal a carriage painter and Joel Campbell a lawyer with an office near Briteniy and West Main. It mentions Greenwich area references like North Center Mast Congress and Brio R. tralna with unclear context and partial associations to Talon News and a tobacco dealer on West Main.
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Dunali Nantes
Talon News Oy
Brio R. Tralna
Chbey
Youngstown
Wien A
West Main
Joel Campbell
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