Alabama Must End Forest Fires With Year Round Stock Law
Guest editorial by Benjamin Russell urges Alabama to stop setting woods afire destroying timber and fertility. It argues a state wide stock law will curb fires, promote reforestation, protect wildlife, ensure timber supply, and boost highway safety while supporting diversified crops and rural land value.
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Montgomery Advertiser
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Roosevelt veto talk frames farm bill amid economy doubt
Washington dispatch outlines cabinet chatter on a Roosevelt veto of the farm bill. It notes pushback from lawmakers over funding parity payments and surplus buys, plus fears of a weakened economy and a loosened Supreme Court liberalization.
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Beekman Place scandal flare up and political bets
Walter Winchell on Broadway catalogues gossip and society notes from Vern Stretz’s divorce bound status to Catholicism rumors about Fritz Kuhn and political volleys with Murphy, Low Ell Mellett, and Roosevelt Democrats. It mentions Ouzo at St Moritz, Kath Hepburn poster work, and a flurry of celebrity and public figures in New York society.
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Detectives Demoted Over Society Theft Scandal
A World-Telly report cites three detectives at 51st Street Station House demoted on District Attorney Dewey s advice amid a socialite gem theft case. Grand Jury forewent indicting the suspects as factions discuss the fiance family and Republican backers vowed to influence future action.
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Roosevelt Hopkins Dinner Chiefs and the Wagner Board
The piece notes a 8 big business men dinner conference with Roosevelt and Hopkins. It discusses administration fear of Cox and Andresen congressional investigations into the Wagner labor board and the aim to patch the board with administrative changes favoring business. It also mentions potential chief justice selections including Senator Wagner and Justice Stanley Reed amid New Deal tensions.
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Mexican aviator Sarabia killed in takeoff accident
Francisco Sarabia, the Mexican aviator who recently broke the Mexico City to New York nonstop record, was killed today in a takeoff accident at Bolling Field during a visit to his mother in Ciudad Lerdo Durango.
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Court of Appeals Rules Relative Workers Are Employees in Non Union Picket Case
The New York Court of Appeals ruled 4 to 2 that after a businessman incorporates his relatives working for the firm are employees not partners. The decision holds non union picketing is legal and exposes the disadvantages of corporate structure.
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Anna May Wong Romance Sparks London Controversy
The report notes Anna May Wong and Ronald H. Pugsley’s romance in London, with the Duke of Sutherland’s opposition to blended Oriental British ties leading to his transfer to Hawaii where Wong arrived on May 10.
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Brawl Witnesses Report Tie Up at Local Drinking Spot
Brenda Frazier Jean Harrington and others witnessed a violent incident at Jerry Groesbach II bar. Mabel Bell’s son sustained a shattered wrist while Bob Nicholas defended Jean Harrington during the melee.
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Summer Foods No 2 Milk and its summer virtues
A column discusses milk as a year round staple with emphasis on summer usefulness. It compares human, cow, and goat milk composition, notes high fat in whale milk for cold habitats, calcium richness of goat milk, and explains casein and lactose roles in nutrition. It also covers minerals and vitamins in milk and seasonal vitamin A variation in cows.
Social notes and society updates from the era
A roundup of high society mentions including Nora Dawes hosting at Bonwit Teller and the Jubilee of local figures. Archibishop Spellman’s first convert noted by columnist Broun, and Elizabeth Ann Tucker tied to GBS short wave operations with K Gillette Bird of the Stock Exchange. Social visits span Nashville to Florida, with Marjory Paul recovering from tonsil surgery and Louise Fleming hosting bridge.
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Victoria Brady
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GBS
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G-men
J. Edgar Hoover
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Shirley Temple
Transatlantic flight ends near Berlin with damaged plane
One year ago today in Berlin area near Kalthus sixty miles southeast of Berlin the Bellanca plane Columbia made a forced landing on marshy ground. Pilot Clarence Chamberlain and his crew survived with a broken propeller and continued efforts afterward.
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Kalthus
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Clarence Chamberlain
Is bronchitis contagious and is there a cure
The answer states bronchitis is an acute infectious disease that limits itself in time. Relief may be obtained by inhalations of aromatic drugs such as oil of turpentine placed over boiling water. It is not supposed to be contagious.
Dr Clendening Sells Seven Health Pamphlets For Ten Cents Each
Readers may obtain seven pamphlets by sending 10 cents per pamphlet plus a self addressed stamped envelope. Titles include Three Weeks in a Diet Indigestion and Constipation Reducing and Gaining Infant Feeding Instructions for the Treatment of Diabetes Feminine Hygiene and The Care of the Hair and Skin.
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Logan Clendening
Portland Woman Seeks Shoes for Milkmen Ordinance
Mary Wilson asks Portland city council to pass an ordinance requiring milkmen to wear rubber shoes and heels after ongoing porch stomping disturbances. The campaign reflects local concerns about nuisances from milk delivery practices.
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