Grow Your Own Garden For Healthful Diet On Small Plots
State extension workers promote home gardens as a low cost path to a balanced diet. Maryland area tips from W K Beattie include staggered pea and bean plantings, multiple tomato rows, and small plots for carrots beets squash and cucumbers. The article notes garden produce protects family nutrition when budgets limit groceries and provides a sample low cost menu and simple garden friendly recipes.
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Washington Post sale probe stirs high level interest
Ex Senator George Moses pursues potential buyers including Ogden Mills and Mellon to rescue the bankrupt Washington Post. Moses seeks receivership and may move the paper toward Democratic influence while Adolph Ochs declines involvement. The case draws national attention due to the paper's government prestige and possible tax-saving moves by financiers.
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Oil and politics clash over production and policy
A survey traces Standard Oil influence and Rockefeller withdrawals, noting who favors government production controls. It catalogs industry stands from Standard of New Jersey to Gulf, Sinclair, and alcohol substitutes, with Attorney General links and New York transport intrigue shaping policy.
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Stalin and Japan ties surface as famine rages
The report describes Stalinist policy shifts toward collective farms and industrial expansion amid famine, while Matsuoka, Japan's league delegate, travels with two secret-service guards in New York. Roosevelt hints at cooperation with him to ease U.S.-Japan tensions.
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