Noxious Weed Bill Praised by Ranchers
Idaho Congressman Worth Clark urges a national program to eradicate noxious weeds, citing a 1930 U.S. Chamber study and WPA funding in Idaho. He introduces H R 4009 seeking 50 million dollars for a matched federal-state effort to control and eradicate pests nationwide.
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Noxtious Weed Control Act Proposes Federal Aid and Rules
The proposed Noxious Weed Control Act would authorize 50 million dollars for 1938 to fund state plans for weed control and eradication. It outlines requirements for state plans, payment methods, administration, and definitions of noxious weeds, with oversight by the Secretaries of Agriculture and Treasury.
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Affordable four serving dinner with pork chops and relishes
A budget meal plan outlines a four person dinner costing about four dollars. It lists Baked Pork Chops with Relish, Carrot dishes, Apple Sauce Relish, Corn Sticks, Baked Custard, and Coffee with specific preparation steps and ingredient amounts.
Gang Busters Crime Show Maintains Public Obstacle to Crime
The radio program Gang Busters created by Phillips H. Lord has sustained public attention since 1936. It dramatizes crime cases and broadcasts clues to help solve them, aiding police and leading to dozens of captures while stressing the ongoing need for anti crime efforts.
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Nautical Novelties and Navy History in General
The Ranger defense yacht named for the historic man o war Ranger, built for Harold Vanderbilt, faces the British challenger in races starting July 31. Navy notes recount enlistment figures, flood relief by Norfolk crews, and early U S ship origins, with historical tidbits on uniforms and 1775 naval actions by Adams.
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