Gag rule fight marks heated House Rules clash
In a tense Rules Committee session the Republican Dixiecrat coalition pushed to reinstate the gag rule and barred Chairman Adolph Sabath from speaking. Sabath urged a public hearing as 83-year-old he fought the push to concentrate power in seven committee members amid party defections. The piece also cites grim juvenile jail statistics from the Children's Bureau and notes Big Brothers celebrates National Big Brother Week.
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Sabath
Gene Cox
Georgia
Howard Smith
Virginia
Leo Allen
Illinois
Allen
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Ray Madden
Indiana
John Lyle
Texas
James Delaney
New York
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William Coler
Mississippi
Clarence Brown
Ohio
James Wadsworth
Christian Herter
Massachusetts
Lyle
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Madden
New Yorker
Rules Committee
Congress
Big Brothers of America
Uncle Charlie the East Side artist in trouble
Frieda warns that Uncle Charlie is hiding in Brooklyn from Herman Schloomp the butcher who threatens to punch his eye. Charlie has been painting guitars after joining a local art class and drawing Van Gogh parodies, before joking about Van Gogh’s ear and a future art scandal.
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Charlie
Lower East Side
Brooklyn
Herman Schloomp
Settlement House
Museum From
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Metropolitan
van Glick
van Goldberg
van Gogh
van Cook
Grandma Moses
Grandma Moishe
Schloemp
Schloomp
Ina Carlton schemes to trap Phil Bacon for real estate deal
Ina Carlton visits Phil Bacon and lies about her father owning a property. She aims to win his attention and leverage an offer of 10 000 dollars to secure a quick sale, while Phil shows cautious business interest and agrees to try todispose of the Mendon road house in two days.
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Ian Carlton
Marlene Dale
Boylston
Phil Bacon
Marlene
Ina
Phil
Phil Bacon & Co
Ina Carlton
Carlton
Mendon Road
Opportunity to help ends in grateful contact
Phil smiles and vows to reach his prospect today. Ina acknowledges the chance to assist, expressing mutual gratitude for the opportunity.
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Phil
Carlton
Ina
Mixed Motivations and Family Plans Stir a Quiet Village
Ina confronts Phil after a schemed deception about a house, confessing the trick. Phil reveals he bought the place with an architect, hoping to make changes. A quirky aside follows about Grandma Moses style art and a humorous meat themed mural in Herman’s kosher store, mixing domestic drama with humorous anecdotes.
Soil Erosion by Rain Focus of Government Study
Government scientists of the Soil Conservation Service explain splash erosion from heavy rainfall. A two inch downpour could lift a seven inch soil layer into the air, though such a deluge is rare. Even one inch in 15 minutes causes destructive splashes that detach soil and drive erosion, highlighting the need to keep land covered.
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Soil Conservation Service
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Mixed
Reader puzzle list with across and down clues covering topics from plants to geography and misc. entries include harvest, sorcery, goddess, constellations, and various short word answers with hints and classifications.
Last Week's Answer and Puzzle Clue Duo
A cryptic crossword fragment lists clues for last week’s answer, a Brazilian city, an African antelope, and the word born. The down clue points to a shore bird.
Bergen on air and in charity at CBS and Northwestern
The article profiles Bergen highlighting his radio persona on CBS Sunday nights and contrasts his polite on air character with the harshness of his fictional personalities. It notes his charitable Bergen Foundation loans to student nurses, twelve Northwestern University speech scholarships, and a near financial shortfall that inspired his giving. It also recounts a Goldwyn scene rehearsal with Ann Blyth and Rags the dog, plus Hal Wallis discovering Lou Steele for film roles.
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Ward
CBS
Bergen
Bergen Foundation
Northwestern University
Ann Blyth
Rags
Ann
Jack Pack
Inexpensive Cure for Swine Mange Suggested
Dr. M. E. Mansfield of the University of Illinois urges farmers to treat brood sows for mange and large roundworms at breeding time. A spray with benzene hexachloride before breeding costs about 15 cents per sow and reduces parasite problems, improving herd health and gains.
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M. E. Mansfield
University Ofllinois
Egg Quality Depends On Prompt Handling By Consumers
Farmers overlook the fact that an egg is only as good as when the hen lays it. Boyd Ellis of the Wyoming agricultural extension service says consumer care preserves quality. Gather eggs promptly after laying and cool them in a wire basket.
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Boyd Ellis
Wyoming Agricultural Extension Service
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Lou Steele
Paramount
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