Rainey dies suddenly in St Louis hospital
J J Rainey veteran Illinois congressman and House Speaker died after pneumonia and angina in St Louis hospital. Elected 1902, he led the House, championed farmers, tariff policy, and author of major tariff measures. Mrs Rainey may run to complete his term amid funeral in Carrollton attended by President Roosevelt.
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Hess J. Rainey
Illinois
House
St. Louis
Rainey
Harding
John Nance Garner
Washington
Byrns Favored for Speaker as White House Stays Neutral
The succession battle for Speaker features Joseph Byrns of Tennessee as leading candidate with support among many, while Sam Rayburn is favored by liberal New Dealers. Other contenders include Rankin, Bankhead, and O Connor. Roosevelt returns from funeral amid NRA board tug of war over control and structure, with a decision on recovery administration pending.
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American Liberty League
Washington
Commerce
Dantel C. Roper
Lfe
New Deal
Mr. Roper
Peaker Rainey
Joseph W. Byrns
Tennessee
Democratic National Congressional Committee
Roosevelt
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Burns
Stayburn
John
Rankin
Mississippi
William B. Bankhead
Alabama
John J. O'Connor
New York
House
Rainey
Congress
Ing
Slenor Grande
Mussolini
Hull
Brain
Motley
Mr. Moley
Call
London
Mr. Hoover
William Jennings Bryan
Federal
Joseph H. Choate, Jr
Federal Alcohol Administration
Chicago
Choate
Labor board reinstates NRA union leader over Johnson
The National Labor Relations Board ordered John Donovan, former NRA union president dismissed by Recovery Administrator Johnson for inefficiency, reinstated to his position with the labor advisory board. The decision chides Johnson for integrity in administration and upholds the agencies duty to serve their purposes.
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Donovan
NRA
National Labor Relations Board
National Industrial Recovery Act
Labor Board
NUA Compliance Board
Johnson
John Donovan
NRA ‘Union
Labor Advisory Board
Cuban plot to topple Cuba government foiled
Col. Mario Iternandez led a plotted coup to install a military dictatorship under Mendieta but was blocked as the army moved to arrest conspirators. Major Benitez and others were sent to seize Hernandez. eight detachment members were killed. Echevarria and Grice were captured and sentenced to death. Large arrests and a full army reorganization followed, with about 900 civilians implicated.
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Mario Iternandez
Mendieta
Cuba
Fulgencio Batista
Benitez
Hernandez
Havana
Angel Echevarria
Fourth Infantry
Camp Columbia
Augustin Grice
Signal Corps
Pinar del Rio
Cattle as Stabilizing Factor in AAA Crop Adjustments
Y R R Snapp argues beef cattle act as a stabilizing force in agricultural adjustment programs by converting surplus grain into beef, supporting fertility and permanence in changes to cropping systems. He notes that with cattle, forage use rises and surpluses are better absorbed, while without cattle hay and pasture face depressed prices and greater difficulty in disposal.
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Y.r. R. Snapp
University of Minela
WNW
AAA
Catte
Concrete silos repaired by chipping and cement grout
Concrete silos with interior deterioration from insufficient cement can be repaired by removing defective material, soaking, grinding in a cement slurry, and plastering with rich mortar. If walls are breached, replace sections and reseal. Air leaks cause moldy silage. elastic coatings are needed to resist pressure.
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Montreal Herald
Mosquito Control on Farms with Ponds and Fish
The article discusses managing farm mosquito breeding via deep ponds that resist drying and hosting fish to eat larvae. It warns against treating livestock water with poisons or kerosene and notes drainage is not feasible.
Rye hay as feed value for livestock
Rye hay has similar feeding value to oats hay but with slightly less digestible protein. Cut while grain is in early milk stage to produce bright, dust free hay. awns not yet hardened, making it suitable for livestock like other cereal hays.
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Indiana Farmer's Guide
Better Pastures and Soil Care Push by Agriculture
The Department of Agriculture plans a campaign to change careless attitudes among farmers toward their pasture land. Aimed at convincing landowners to adopt better grazing and soil practices, the effort seeks to improve long term pasture quality and productivity.
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Department. of Agriculture
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United States
Jeague
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James W. Wadsworth
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Smith
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Democratic National Committee
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Brain Trust
Jilliam Green
American Federation of Labor
United Textile Workers’ Organization
George A. Sloan
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Hyde Park
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