Alabama Farmers Receive Beneficial Sugar and Peanut Stabilization News
Reports from Alabama outline two major developments for farmers. An Agriculture Adjustment Administration plan promises to add about 2.5 million dollars to the current crop, while a peanut growers committee urges stabilizing peanut prices via diverting unsold peanuts to trade at reasonable returns. Leafhopper and boll weevil activity are reported diminishing in several counties as cotton production continues and ginning begins in Morgan County and Tennessee.
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Alabama
Morgan County
Tennessee
Washington
Louisiana
Georgia
South Carolina
AAA
State Extension Service
Quick Relief for Chills and Fever
An item urges quick relief from malaria symptoms describing chills and fever and promising fast comfort. It emphasizes avoiding prolonged suffering and seeks to provide remedies for the illness.
World War Soldier 1 Medal of Honor recipient clues puzzle
Fragmentary OCR style list presents a word puzzle with clues and numbered hints. It references a World War II or World War era Medal of Honor recipient and a long set of definitional prompts, likely a crossword style puzzle page element.
Government offers nine cent cotton loan grant plan
Agents urge farmers to dust with calcium arsenate while a new nine cent loan grant is explained. The government will loan nine cents per pound on cotton produced, with a year end average price used to determine grants. If the average is 12 cents or higher no grant is paid.
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Agricultural Adjustment Administration
da & SS Ooo
Swanson Family Wins World Log Rolling Title
Seventeen year old Walter Swan son defeated his older brother Elmer on North Lake to claim the world log rolling championship and the emblematic croquet belt. The brothers met in the finals after both eliminated top log rollers from the United States and Canada.
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Seattle
Swanson
Walter Swanson
Elmer
North Lake
United States
Canada
Class of 1932 Decatur High School Reunion Set
The 1932 Decatur High School graduates plan a reunion on Saturday night to be held at Hatfield's. Members should meet at the east door of the school at o'clock with a picnic lunch and bring cars if possible. Those working Saturday night meet at Trey's corner at 6 30 for transport to the lake and back by 7 30.
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Decatur High School
Hatfield’s
Buttrey’s Corner
Lake
No Decision Yet In Hauptmann Case
In Trenton on August 26 the court of errors and appeals denied reports of a hastened Hauptmann decision. The court has not met since June 2 and will reconvene September 12, with a ruling not expected until September or October. Copies of trial transcripts and briefs were sent to judges for summer study.
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Trenton
N. J
Court of Errors and Appeals
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Hauptmann
Deadline set for works progress programs in Washington
The president ordered accelerated work relief operations with a target of starting by October 22 and completing contracts by December 18. A final advisory committee meeting is set for September 17, with rapid action on recommendations and a shift to decentralized methods similar to the old CWA.
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Ad Group
Projecta
Ickes
PWA
Morpemaeh
J. R. McCar
Harry L. Hopkins
Work Progress Administration
CWA
Hugh 8. Johnson
New York City
Works Progress
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Leaflets tossed into troop camp spark protest at training
A pamphlet campaign titled The Soldier's Voice circulated among guardsmen during a major peacetime drill. Officers said the mimeographed literature urged soldiers to organize, direct activities, and protested pay and use of troops at home. The flyers, distribution unclear, prompted trespass warnings as troops prepared for large maneuvers.
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Rod Woelley
Uae
America
War Department
Beltimore
Socialist Leader Held as Prisoner After Strikes in Indiana
A socialist party leader was detained in Terre Haute Vigo county amid martial law. Reported two day general strike enforcement led to his arrest after a refused interview with Leo Vernon of Wisconsin. The figure accused civil and military authorities in a mass meeting.
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Terre Haute
Vigo County
Socialist Party 2 Caccalne Committee
Timeas
Leo Vernon
Wis Jheld
Beker
Stormy Campaign Ends Tonight in Roosevelt Race
Paul Johnson and White clash with Louisiana figures Long and Bilbo shaping the Mississippi race. Bilbo allegedly seeks dictatorship, Johnson counters Long backing, while Roosevelt’s reelection drive is framed by Southern politicking and partisan flames.
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Paul Johnson
Roosevelt
Louisiana
Long
Ppl
Theo G. Bilbo
White
Johnson
Mississippi
Bilbo
Long Bilbo
Batte
White Ends Campaign With Statewide Rally Here
White plans a statewide rally here tonight signaling a close to his campaign, while Johnson completes events in Gulfport with a winding schedule.
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White
Johnson
Gulfport
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