McNary and Wallace debate farm policy in campaign speeches
Central Press columnist analyzes Senator Charles McNary and Agriculture Secretary Henry Wallace, noting their tracks as farm allies within their parties. The piece traces McNary Haugen protection ideas, the McNary-Haugen bill, and shifts to New Deal subsidies under Wallace, framing a core farm policy clash over price supports and export markets.
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Charles B. Stewart
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McNary
Gilbert N. Haugen
Iowa
Haugen
Congress
Coolidge
Hoover
Senate
Wallace
Roosewell
Elinves
Hull
Noton
Henry Wallace
Charlie -Te~ Narys
Scott's Scrap Book By R J Scott Mis
A compact item from the Scott's Scrap Book column by R J Scott notes a misprinted or mislaid reference involving a van or vehicle in Saskatoon. The brief item hints at a correction or clarification for a previously published note about a Sask local vehicle event or ownership.
Chinese Confidence and Global Imperatives
The article discusses Chinese positions against Japanese aggression in the Far East, arguing that actions to curb Japan aid American security while noting China’s own deterrence. It contrasts Western industrial resolve with Britain’s wartime production and highlights the value of national assets, including military aviation progress and the roles of workers, farmers, and industry in defense. It also covers U S naturalization trends, contrasting lenient immigration with Canada’s stricter approach, and notes Germans, Thais, and others seeking citizenship under evolving policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Hans
Hwade Dh
Sapte
East Indies
Far East
Armerica
Tony
Thiol
Lord Beaverbrook
Olley
Lr Prlie
Britain
RAF
Rumerbey
Sayine
Ant
Twenty Years Ago Taken Team Journal Files
School officials announced enrollment totals for local Pratt schools at 971. The U S Chair Company reported solid work progress. Miss Allen Brooks returned to Yealuine Hey HAINIDE with new YANNNIn. Miss Marion Hewitt Miss Mary Monvell and Mrs. Margaret Malone enrolled at Bile Business College. William Aksmene’s Lovell Station family returned from a two week trip. James Richart sold V8 memory ab the former West Wayne and West Washington Aivers. Andrew Hownsed will carry on the Lustness.
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Marion Hewitt
Mary Monvell
Margaret Malone
The
Bile Business College
James Richart
V8 mYecory Ab
Vormer Ft West
Wayne Aid
West Washington
Fragmented Riddle Quiz From A Confused Page
Puzzle laden clipping presents a jumble of questions and garbled text about presses, rulers, ships, and places. The crumpled item mentions George Romney Philipphset Liberty and a strange line about a silver gray uniform, with unclear references and numerous OCR errors.
The Labor Problem and the Republican Viewpoint
A fragmentary column argues that labor remains a central Republican issue amid New Deal failures. It claims ending restrictions on business will revive capital investment, create jobs, and restore prosperity. It cites Willkie as the candidate aligned with labor needs and outlines a program of federal regulation, pensions, and unemployment support.
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Workers of America
Tabor
Republcai
Republica
Republican Party
Inbor Moett
I Lane
House of Representatives
National Labor Raiations Act
Organized Labor
United States
American Federation of Labor
Congress of Indestrial
Organizationa
Corsihii
Br Ark
Nellon
Lietuite
Great
Liberal
Labor
Willkie
Will Hank
Will
Wendell Yilikie
Nxt
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The
Democrate Life
Fragmentary Factoids From a Far Wandering Page
A jumble of items cites improbable trivia from a wedding banquets rule to a plane torpedo by television. It mentions the oldest tree bald cypress in Santa Maria del Tin, Moxies, and Bellview Florida bias claims. The piece shifts to a Schubert note, a Hollywood quiz show host, and a vast array of disjointed facts with little coherent narrative.
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Santa Maria del Tin
Moxies
Greek Fire The Secret Weapon Of Byzantium
The greatest secret weapon was Greek fire, a Byzantine naval system that burned on water and defied quenching. Supposedly invented by architect Gallinicus, its exact composition remains unknown, with myths citing sulfur naphtha and quicklime. It powered Byzantium for centuries and turned naval battles in the Mediterranean.
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Medus
Mediterranean
Rome
Gyzicos
Byzantium
Gallinicus
Constantinople
Syria
Washington Day Book on the Strategic Military Highway Network
Washington Day Book reviews the planned 80 000 mile strategic military highway network, its data gathering by state highway departments for a Public Roads administration report, and the likely focus on linking military sites with strong bridges and heavy equipment routes while denying an immediate nationwide superhighway plan. It notes gaps in roads and about 2 000 bridges needing reinforcement, with only roads to new bases likely built soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Stinnett Ashington
Public Roads Administration
Army
National Defense Commission
Congress
Stage Fright and Strings in a Medical Society Talk
The speaker Mr Jones faced stage fright and a quake in confidence as he described nerves and fear of the unknown. The talk covered methods to build confidence through subject mastery and experience, plus tips on appearance posture and voice. The piece also touches on the tamburitza as an ancient instrument used by Christian nations and notes European composers relying on its basic forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Jones
Musea
Broadway's International Casino Faces a Massive Store Makeover
In a reflective note on New York’s theater district shift, the piece recalls the International Casino on Broadway near 45th Street once famed for its cabaret show. Once a symbol of opulence, it failed to attract lasting warmth and is slated to become a vast department store, transforming Times Square’s retail landscape. The article traces Broadway’s evolution from celebrated theaters to modern retail, noting historic venues and star appearances that defined the era.
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George Tucker
Bonds
Unis
Den
Clifford C. Fischer
Broadway
Ti v
Interna~ional
Ince
Ite
Ostar Hammerstein
Olympia
Times Square
Hammerstein
Music Hall
New
New York
Maude Adams
Gal
Lionel, Ethel
John Barrymore
Harry Lavder
Hedy Lamarr
Ann Sheridan
Hyen
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Fragmented OCR text mentions Hea Flo Hea Flo DOWNW and a fan joining a fort, unclear context, no clear entities or events with dates or organizations.
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Canada
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