Goldsborough praised for district impact in Maryland
The Democratic Messenger lauds Congressman Goldsborough as the most effective representative for Maryland’s First District. It cites numerous federal appropriations and endorsements from national officials and farm groups, urging voters to return him with a large majority and to support allied Democratic candidates like Tydings and O Conor.
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Goldsborough
Congress
Maryland
American Farm Bureau Federation
Congressman Goldsborough
Garner
Jesse Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
M. S. Eckles
Federal Reserve System
Leo T. Crowley
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
T. Alan Goldsborough
Tydings
O’conor
Democratic Messenger
Administration rearmament plan boosts economy and industry
The administration's large rearmament program gains credence for weeks of rumored reform. An Associated Press dispatch notes conferences between business executives and government officials to shape the program, aiming to become the dominant factor in the recovery and boost basic industry.
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Associated Press
Armament drive may cost nation five billion in year
The nation faces a large rearmament program forecast to spend at least five billion dollars in fifteen months. The plan, likely funded partly by the President, will expand navy and army strength, revamp coast defenses, and build a massive air force. It aims to shift many unemployed to private employment by 1940 while stimulating heavy industries.
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Oceans
Congress
Europe
South America
Brazil
Common Sense on Production and Distribution by Mr W M Jeffers
Union Pacific president W M Jeffers argues for integrated interests of production distribution transportation and labor. He cites rising distribution costs from merchanting packaging car maintenance and services as factors in the high costs of goods, urging acceptance of necessary improvements.
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W. M. Jeffers
Union Pacific Railroad
Government role in distribution and regulation debated
A Washington Weekly editorial argues for proper regulation of distribution rather than government control. It says rail freight rates haven’t risen and calls for reducing distribution costs through volume distribution to boost consumption, production, and private industry, while noting relief spending and anti monopoly probes. It cites Senatorial remarks on government stance and predicts improving tension between business and government.
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Mr. Jeffers
America
Washington
Foreign Entanglements and American Policy Reflections
A critique of U S resistance to foreign entanglements tied to historical precedents set by Washington and Monroe. The piece notes public opinion aided peace by uniting powers at Munich, contrasts American and European systems, and cites Argentina praising U S influence while condemning communist rhetoric at a Mexico City gathering as hostile to U S policies.
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Munich
James Monroe
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Buenos Aires
New World
Mexico
Mexico City
All Nation Sees Upswing In Auto Industry Recovery
Washington media and senators hailed GM’s 35,000 rehire plan and wage readjustment as a sign of a national upswing. Officials insist transfers from relief are limited while the auto sector sparks optimism for broader recovery and private employment gains.
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General Motors
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RFC
Alfred P. Sloan
National Capital
Washington Herald
Lundeen
Minnesota
Editorial notes on GOP platforms and relief policy critique
The Old Guard Republicans and supply division advisers offer scant help for state platforms while Hoover hints at local relief and bread lines. Vermont’s plank treats relief as news, indicts Roosevelt with three charges, and avoids mentioning relief in several states. A 1938 decree dissolves German student Christian movements and their auxiliary groups.
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National Youth and
CCC
Social Security Act
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White House
Little Laboratory
Memphis Dog Pound
Pennsylvania
Gifford Pinchot
Student Christian Movement
Women Student Christian Movement
Ministry of the Interior
Washing fruits and vegetables urged to remove poisonous spray
Dr. R H Riley, head of Maryland Department of Health, urges thorough washing of apples, pears, grapes, and other fruits and vegetables before use. He notes widespread spraying to protect crops, that rain may wash some away, and stresses safety due to potential residue. The State Bureau of Food and Drugs coordinates with farmers and University of Maryland inspectors, collecting samples from representative orchards.
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R. H. Riley
State Department of Health
Dr. Riley
Maryland
Bureau of Food and Drugs
Inspection Service
University of Maryland
Integrity of the Americas under Mexican expropriation
The Journal editor argues that General Cardenas's expropriation actions threaten Latin America's integrity and Mexico's long-standing credit in world markets. The piece urges Secretary Hull to pressure Cardenas to honor Mexican and international law by paying American and other foreign owners, warning that defiance harms regional trust and investment.
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Hull
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General Cardenas
Cardenas
Latin America
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Hult
State health lab tests crops for spray residues
Before harvest the crop is brought to the health department lab to test for arsenic or other poisons. If excess residue is found the grower must remove it before sale. Similar services exist in other states. Growers cooperate and work with the department, but washing fruit and vegetables before use is safest.
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State Department of Health
Soulful Tranquility Inspires Quiet Blessing Quote
A reflective line cherishes inner peace as a blessing and a prayer. The speaker notes tranquil existence as a form of gratitude and invocation of thankfulness.
The Oyster The True Symbol Of Good Eating
Dr. Lewis Radcliffe outlines oysters as historic hallmarks of cuisine from ancient Britons to Romans. He cites shell heaps in Maine, Roman importation to Rome from Kent, and Vit A knowledge shifts linking shellfish to health, pondering why primitive peoples crave them.
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H. J. Bockelman
Twenty Fifth Years Ago Highlights In Caroline County
Dredging deepens the Choptank near Greensboro bridge and many local events unfold. Mr and Mrs George St Percy to run Hillsboro hotel by year end. Easton hosts Bryan mass meeting for hundreds of Caroline voters. Kerr projects at Maryland Agricultural College nursery farm praised. Denton Literary Club plans events and discusses Mexican question. Local marriages engagements and anniversaries noted along with deaths and accidents.
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Agricultural Papers of the East
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G. C. Skirven
Huffington
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T. W. Smith
P. R. Fisher
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Lydia G. Hands
Federalsburg
Paul R. Hennig
Hartford
Conn
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Lawrence E. Handy
West Haven
May Handy
Denton
Mission Parsonage
Caroline
G. Lacy Stevens
Milton
Mr. Stevens Sr
Z. H. Webster
Hibbard A. Paine
Paine
Porto Rico
A. Frank Matthews
Gladys
Oram T. Baynard
Chincoteague
J. Dukes Downes
Sixth Street
J. R. Gaar
Concord
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Delaware
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Roy M. Messick
Bethlehem
Mr. Messick
Arthur J
Roy Martin
Washington
Bessie Wallace
Slats Diary of Oliver N Warren
Sunday note about a noosepaper lobby and Indians keeping Congress from returning land to them. Monday family talk on Nasheen and Pepul affairs and Providents. Tuesday weather cools easing reseshen and dippre shen. Wednesday teacher gives riddles about past and present, a rent answer. Thursday wife abuse discussion and cash for fine. Mom and Pop conflict. Friday talk of a new French teacher and wanderfling wist. Saturday no school and life feels like a failed dream. football looms tomorrow.
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Unkel
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