Kiwanis Plans for 1935 36 with 890 Clubs in Farm Program
Kiwanis clubs, over 890 strong, push farming and food production, plan home grown consumption campaigns, and barter surplus handling. They aim to unite urban and rural leaders on agricultural problems and land use while promoting farm institutes, dairying, stock raising, grain shows, and 4 H work alongside child welfare, health education, and delinquency prevention. Public affairs focus in Canada urges League of Nations support and arms control, while publicity discussions stress measured, constructive news instead of mere propaganda.
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Canada
Gordon
Dodington
Toronto
League of Nations
Kiwanis
Michael A. Gorman
Flint, Mich
Daily Journal
E. B. Stahiman, Jr
Nashville, Tenn
Banner
E. B. Stahiman
E. B. Stahlman
Veteran relief bill sparks heated senate debate
The argument centers on immediate payment of World War I veterans certificates and the impact on inflation, debt, and existing settlements. Proponents cite relief for veterans and economic stimulus, while opponents warn of ruined insurance protection for dependents and a breach of 1924 adjusted compensation terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Labor
Ree Wagloyes
Civil Conservation Corps
Congress
Congress of the United States
Saye Bavenett
Alabama Veterans of Foreign Wars elect officers in first encampment
Delegates to the Alabama department Veterans of Foreign Wars held their first annual encampment in Tuscaloosa. Ray Allen of Birmingham was named commander and H P Lipscomb of Bessemer senior vice commander. Other officers include Hine of Decatur junior vice commander and John B Joyner of Montgomery as quartermaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Alabama Department
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ray Allen
Birmingham
H. P. Lipscomb
Bessemer
Butler P. A. Hine
Decatur
John B. Joyner
Montgomery
Quartermaster
D. T. Lee
Fred L. Wyatt
H. A. Hopkins
Anniston
Col. W. P. Screws
H. F. Paddock
Cullman
N. T. Davie
Joe Davis
C. E. Compton
Sylacauga
President vetoes bill for immediate payment of 1945 veterans certificates
In a public address the president condemns sweeping pension measures while urging balanced aid for all struggling groups. He cautions that paying 1945 adjusted service certificates in full this year would threaten national credit and invite broad future claims, urging restraint and equity for all citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Treasury
Aea
Nature. Org
United States
Senate
House of Representatives
Ture
Army
Navy
America
Hasty Withdraws and Boykin Wins in Alabama Race
In Mobile on May 22, probate judge A L Hasty of Marengo county withdrew from the First District congressional race leaving Frank W Boykin a Mobile businessman as the Democratic nominee. McDuffie resigned to become a federal judge. Hasty said he could not finance a second primary and thanked supporters.
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Mobile
Ala
A. L. Hasty
Marengo County
Frank W. Boykin
John McDuffie
Hasty
Boykin
Harry Hartwell
Form
Congress
Judge Hasty
Divorce Jurist Advises Lovelorn in Reno Court
Reno District Judge Thomas Francis Moran, after 24 years on a famous divorce bench, says the key to a happy marriage is to overlook the little things. He notes his court handles about 1500 divorces yearly across rich and poor alike and emphasizes rising above small irritations to maintain harmony.
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Reno, Nev
Reno
Thomas Francis Moran
Moran
Mary Lloyd Moran
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Kiwanians
U.S. A
Benjamin W. Black
Oakland
Calif
Committee On Public Affairs
Kiwanis Clubs
Dargee Taalee
A&a
Aideo
Seventy-Third Congress
Seventy-Fourth Congress
Indus
India
Orb
Beng
AFRICA/S
Weil
UW Glacier Natl Park
Earth
Hine
Mercurean
Alabama
New York
Edison Eléctric Institute
Heney Cowdrey
Henry
Midland City
Associated Press
Pontiac
CMAC
Permenen
Fisher
Sher
Morgan County Buick CO
Decatur, Ala
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