Forgotten Man and Philippine Oil Tariff Debate
The piece argues the independence bill for the Philippines harms American farmers by allowing duty free coconut oil imports and copra, offsetting protections from Smoot Hawley. It claims the measure risks increasing oil imports to the United States and worsening markets for cottonseed oil and animal fats, despite claims to aid farmers.
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Congress
Farmic
United States
United
Minneapolis Tribune
Philippines
United Stat
Philipp
Pacific Coast
South
Grave responsibilities for Norbeck Williamson and Christopherson
If they win in November they face grave duties in Congress. The trio brings long service, strong seniority, and solid committee leverage. They will confront far reaching issues that threaten our form of government and national existence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norbeck
Williamson
Christopherson
Congress
Farmers’ Prosperity Urges Cautious Balance in Congress
The author argues that long standing wars between agriculture and industry must end, urging lawmakers to revive farming without harming banks or factories. He contends no lasting prosperity exists if agriculture languishes and warns against drastic measures like the Frazier bill, calling for prudent legislation and support for farmers and credit stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Norbecks
Christophersons
Williamsons
Senate
House
Tariff Debate Links Wire Fencing to Steel Mills
A discussion notes that foreign wire fencing from Antwerp may undercut U S prices, while warning tariffs affect steel mills and farm commodities. It argues 100 tons of fencing demands 400 workers for 100 days and that relying on foreign products harms domestic mills and hogs, cattle, and dairy markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Antwerp
Belgium
Printing presses and money power threaten veterans' bonus plan
Walter Lippmann warns in the Minneapolis Journal that funding a veterans' bonus via fiat currency would entrust money production to governments, risking hyperinflation and collapse of the dollar. He cites Germany's postwar collapse and warns of dramatic price, wage, and savings destruction if lawmakers pursue fiat finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Minneapolis
Walter Lippmann
Lippmann
Uncle Sar
Still Crazy but in Different Way
The writer argues that the public is as crazy now as in 1909, but in a different direction. He compares past optimism and present pessimism, noting United States Unlimited once worth about a hundred dollars and now trading at three, reflecting market madness rather than company value. There is no clear path to a sane middle ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Toledo Blade
United States
United States Unlimited
Mickig
Singer Addresses Youth Dinner On Prohibition
Mr Harold Singer, executive counselor of Allied Youth, spoke at a Presbyterian church youth dinner and denied that all youths carry flasks. He praised sober youth, described Allied Youth as uniting existing groups to educate on Prohibition and support the Eighteenth Amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Singer
Unic
London
Berlin
Allied Youth
Allied
Ibis
Harold Singer
Children Plan To Remember Mothers Day Tribute
Central South Dakota children plan acts of kindness and gifts for Mother's Day to honor their mothers on the second Sunday in May. The piece traces Mother's Day origins from 1907 and 1914, noting Anne Jarvis's influence and Pennsylvania's early observance with flowers as the emblem.
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Central
South Dakota
Senate and Couse of Representatives
Washington
Anne Jarvis
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
George Washington
Iroquois Troop 17 Long Hike To Dickes Lake
Iroquois Troop 17 went on a supper hike Monday evening to Dickes's Lake about two miles north of town. They built five fires and a lean-to shelter, cooked various meals, and used signals to stay together on the trek back to town just before rain began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troquois Troop 17
Dickes's Lake
Dayton Armin
Bill Theophilus
Boy Scouts Plan To Help Mothers In Needy Homes
The Golden Rule Foundation and Golden Rule Mothers National committee urge Boy Scouts to honor Mothers Day by aiding mothers and dependent children facing unemployment and hardship. The move, endorsed by Chief Scout West, promotes service and home cooperation as a worthy civic act.
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Boy Scouts
Golden Rule Foundation
Fes
Lincoln Building
East 42Nd Street
New York
Boy Scouts of America
Three Boy Scouts Win Alaska Totem Pole Contest
Three Boy Scouts win top prizes in a national totem pole carving contest sponsored by the Interior Department and partners. Blanchard Kennedy of Columbus Mississippi earns a trip to interior Alaska, John Petsch of Cicero Illinois goes to Seward, and William E B Mueller of El Paso Texas travels to Skagway.
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Alaska
U S. Department of the Interior
Boxy Semits of America
Alaska Railroad
Abrilgo, Steams Company
Northern Pacific Railway
Buclington Railway
United States
Interior
Blanchard Kennedy
Columbus
Miss
Seward
John Petsch
South 62Nd Avenue
Cicero
Prise Crip
Skagway
William EB
Mueller
River Street
el Paso
Tenas
Department of the Interior
Washington, D. C
National Museum
Scotts
Wis
Longfellow
William E. Mueller
Boy Scout Movement
Broadland League Plans All Family Nights and Devotional
The Broadland Epworth League met Friday with Alice and Ethel Glazier leading devotional service on the topic How We Should Pray. They plan an All Family night every three months. During social hour, games were run by Ethel Glazier and Ollie Walraven. About attendees joined the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadland League
Broadland Epworth League
Alice
Ethel Glazier
Ollie Walraven
Huron Scouts to entertain mothers on Mother's Day event
Wamblee Chonka Troop 4 planned a Mothers Day program for Girl Scout mothers invited to attend Tuesday evening May 19. Miss Carolyn Melumia, troop captain, reports the event after a meeting Tuesday night. The Car e Shqueja patrol practiced signalling during the session.
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Huron Scouts
Wamblee Chonka Troop
Girl Scouts
Marietta Johnson
Carolyn Melumia
Question puzzle items and word list jumble
A scrambled assortment of numbers words and clues including Russian leaders terms locations and various mismatched phrases. The readable fragments hint at an amusement puzzle or quiz filled with mismatched entries and fragmented definitions.
Polish Sea Scouts Plan August 1992 Jamboree
The Resistauis association organizes an international Sea Scout rally to be held August 6 to 24 near Koscieszyne by Lake Garczynskie. It features camping, fires, competitions, and countrywide excursions to strengthen ties with scouts from other lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Resistauis, Association
Poland
Koscieszyne
Pomeranki
Ors
Lake Garczynskie
Best Ever 4 H Club Holds Regular Meeting
The Best Ever Sewing club met Thursday at Claire Gluessing’s home. All but one answered roll call. The group plans a stunt for club camp this summer and members will darn stockings before the next gathering. It was Claire’s birthday with gifts from members. Mrs. Stafford, the local leader, announced a special meeting soon. Lunch followed.
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Claire Gluessing
Stafford
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand
Wool is opis described as wavy or crimped hair from sheep varying 1 to 15 inches long. It feels warm to the touch springs back when crushed and absorbs moisture yet is a poor heat conductor. It dyes well and chemical tests provide the most accurate analysis.
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Saral
Woolen fabrics and shoddy fibers explained in textile care note
A period piece explains wool fibers, shoddy wool, and blends noting old wool lacks the former softness. It describes how shoddy uses old wool fibers, how blends can be hard to distinguish, and warns that strong soap and hard water damage woolen fabrics with yellowing and harshness after washing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haly
Lea
Cotta
Ted
Bell
Virgin
Blue Key Society Initiates Members at State College
Brookings May 5 Fifteen incoming seniors were tapped members of Blue Key national honorary service fraternity at State college this week. The new members list includes Welles Hermisey Jerome Krmarzi¢k Conroy Jerome Soleglad William Spurling Kristian Gilbertsay Steve Horta Gers des Alan Henry Henry Chancellor Clifford Jensen Ki Don Kummer Kenneth Hayter Harold Ruwis Garretson Holger Petersen Francis Jebson Pid Freeburg Watertown. El Ferguson ef Philip president led the program with each pledge paired with an old member. The formal initiation will be held May 30. Accomplishments character scholarship and all around ability are factors for membership with an average grade of M required.
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Brookings
Blue Key
State College
Welles
Harold Ruwis
Garretson
Holger Petersen
Colman
Francis Jebson
Woonsocket
Orid Pid Freeburg
Watertown
el Ferguson Ef Philip
Meninh
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Vartier
Somh Dakota
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Reedera
Lomorre Yr
Lusk-Mitchell Newspapers, Inc
Prise Tomment
South Piakote
Hazel Christoffersen
Iroquois Troop 17
Mole
Blank Vorse
Jolly Cookers
Lady Cookers
Tulare
Alfred Boyd
Mra C
Remein
Biber
Phentom
Tasslau
Rhode Island
Kentucky
Gecumdlate
Mohanmedan
Ale Vi
AG Valrja
Mohanmedas
Feeres
Blue Key Society
Prospect Park
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