Weather Boosts Cotton and Corn Prospects Across Regions
Weather in the past week improved field conditions with heat and sun aiding crops. Boll weevils appeared in parts of the Gulf Coast, but high temperatures slowed their spread. Hay crops, cowpeas, and sweet potatoes showed strength, while some areas noted a need for rain yet remained optimistic as Friday’s rainfall eased concerns. Cotton and corn also reached favorable stages, with gins and pastures benefiting from the moisture and warmth.
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Poburn
Jane
Bell Wereie
Gulf
Waia
Ezen
Weather and crop outlook tempers delays in harvest
Rain deficiency threatens corn and excess moisture delays cotton maturation. Moisture spread could hasten harvest dates. R J Goode says state crops fall 7 to 10 days behind last year. Watermelons cantaloupes peaches move briskly to markets as wild berries fade. Heat warning issued for work animals. horses and mules expected to fare better.
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R. J. Goode
J. C. Grimes
Smmer Husbandry Division
Alsbana Politechnic Institute
Revolta Wins Western Open Golf Championship Trophy
Johnny Revolta, the Milwaukee ex-caddy dubbed the boy wonder, won the Western Open at Chain O Lakes with a 72 hole total of 290 four under par. Willie Goggin tied Revolta on the 10th hole of the final round but Revolta’s late run and rain helped seal the victory. Other top scorers included Byron Nelson 296 Dick Mets Bill Kaiser Mark Fry and Harold McSpaden.
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South Bend
Ind
Johnny Revolts
Milwaukee
Chain O' Lakes
Willie Googin
Barbary Coast
Yeash
Johnny
Star
Brigade
Gogrin
Revolta
Goggin
Errora
Byron Nelson
Ridgewood
N. J
Dick Mets
Chicago
Bill Kaiser
Louisville
Mark Fry
Los Angeles
Harold McSpaden
Kanass City
Fisherman’s misfortune in Hudson ends in hospital
Jeremiah Findley, 42, was struck on the head by a sinking tackle while fishing in the Hudson River. He suffered a fractured skull and was hospitalized. The incident occurred as two fishermen struggled to free tangled lines.
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New York
Jeremiah Findley
Hudson River
Hid Une
Findley
European powers race to arms expands across Europe
Europe ramps up armaments with Britain, France, Italy, and Germany increasing budgets and forces. Britain announces 23 million pounds this year and 100 million more for navy and army, while France budgets billions of francs for air and arms. Mussolini primes 3 million men, 1,500 aircraft, and Austria reveals a private air arm with 274,000 armed mobilized and 20,000 regulars amid a 30,000-strong parade.
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London
Europe
Great Britain
Philip Cunliffe-Lister
Fands
France
Germany
Air
Air Ministry
England
Mussolini
Italy
Landon Rome
Balkan
Czechoslovakia
Russia
Vienna
Kurt Achuschnigg
Heimwehr
Ernst Vco Bimrhamberg
NRA to Set Up Codes Amid Congress Contacts
Washington dispatch reports NRA remnants pressed to organize codes as social security and tax debates loom. Officials including James L. O’Neill and Prentiss L. Cooning discussed federal role, while critics warned of constitutional limits and political influence on New Deal programs.
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NRA
Washington
New Dent
Congress
Pennsylvania Avenue
Sumamen Hent
James L. O'Neill
Guaranty ‘Trust Co
New York
Presidant Roosevent
Supreme Court
NIRA
Prentiyn L. Cooning
Will
Ta Helieved
Renate
Borah Ridnho
Joudera
Edwing
Nitchell
Fred
Maonavelt
Commerce Department
Golfers to get three hek shaw awards in Chicago
In Chicago on June 17, AP reports the Direc tora of Westward Hygoltabih approved purchasing three hek shaws to aid tired golfers. The fund will reward members meeting needs with special ground causes for hekshaw golfers and set rates for those who tow the carriages.
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Chicago
Westward Hygoltabih
Alabama Health Chats on Safer Swimming Pools
Dr. J N H Baker outlines health guidelines for both indoor and outdoor pools. Emphasizes site cleanliness, water source, disinfection, depth, changing facilities, towels, and lockers to prevent disease. Notes Alabama pools are not state registered but a publication offers free swimming pool recommendations.
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J. NH. Baker
Associated Press
Alabama
Alabama Are Not Registered With the Atate Partment of Health
Atate Board of Health
Trial on crayfish dispute delayed after judge seeks guidance
In Charleston, West Virginia, June 17, two youths were jailed for alleged use of a trap to catch crayfish claimed not to be fish. Judge H. G. Thayer pondered the case for a week and postponed the trial, awaiting state guidance on the matter. In Wichita, Kansas, June 17, a Santa Fe official told a caller there are no standing room fares to California, despite a $14 budget.
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Charleston
W. Va
H. G. Thayer
Thayer
Wichita
Kam
API
Pacific Coast
LB. Smith
Santa Fe Railroad
California
Smith
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