Parity Payment Fund Aimed in Farm Bill Debate
A Senate appropriations subcommittee began voting on farm bill items with Senator Russell predicting approval of a 450 million dollar parity payments fund for farmers meeting program standards. The House had approved 212 million for parity payments to cotton, corn, wheat, tobacco and rice growers as debate over direct appropriations continues.
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Russell
Washington
Senate
Russell Democrat
Georgia
House
Agriculture Department
Greenland and Iceland Might Rise in War Picture
Discussion centers on the Glass convoy proposal as senators debate the risk of war. George of Georgia opposes convoys until their purpose is clear while some administration support could aid Britain. Shipstead Taft and Van Nuys oppose convoys citing danger. Meteor showers also noted.
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Greenland
Iceland
George
Georgia
Foreign Relations Committee
Pajamas Promise Better Sleep This Spring
A blotchy notice suggests pajamas are designed for comfort with sleep inducing features. It notes men with insomnia caused by uncomfortable waistbands collars and crotches may find relief as new-pajama models this spring aim to improve sleep quality.
Strikes ripple through Bethlehem Shipyards and Chicago plant
CIO strike actions widen across Bethlehem Shipbuilding yards and Bethlehem Steel Mill while a rival ERP plan faces questions. In Chicago International Harvester’s McCormick Plant reopens with claims of inflated worker counts as CIO seeks wage hikes and union recognition amid police clashes and calls for mediation. Card of Thanks closes the item.
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Saturn
CIO
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Yards
Bethlehem Steel Mill
Ethl
Edouard J. Kelly
Kirby Verdict Defense Calls Insanity Expert At Trial
Dr. E M Stansbury testified Kirby was insane at the time of the homicide, saying he could not distinguish right from wrong. The defense argued Kirby suffered psychos neurosis and attempted self harm. Additional defense witnesses described Kirby's blank demeanor in jail and salting details of his throat injury.
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Kirby
Missouri River Bottoms
E. M. Stansbury
Vermillion
Olson
Stansbury
Eugene O'Sullivan
Omaha
C. C. Puckett
Ed Baron
Trial testimony recounts Kirby war news remark and mental state claim
Witness Leonard Sears produced a letter from Kirby containing the phrase to hell with the war news. Kirby is linked to a land accretion case as his defense argues he was mentally deranged after losing the case. Other witnesses described two alleged suicide attempts in jail after his Oct 25 arrest.
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Kirby
Leonard B Sears
Olson
Eri
Danforth
Jai Ell
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