Roosevelt Seeks Unity and Recovery at Chicago Rally
President Roosevelt spoke to about 80,000 veterans at the American Legion convention in Chicago urging unity and national recovery. He outlined principles for veteran benefits and stressed that government must not go bankrupt. He announced plans to create a nonprofit relief corporation with Hopkins to buy and distribute surplus foods and other necessities to the unemployed. The trip included visits to the Century of Progress and the grave of Anton Cermak, with extensive coverage of events surrounding the convention.
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Roosevelt
Chicago
American Legion
Holt
United States
Tle
Clare of Bendelnrics
Rintus Mawes
Bohemian
Anton Cermak
Congress
Stephen Marly
Murry L. Wopkins
Hopking
Ufo
Hopkins
Tropkins
Wallace
Agriculture Administration
Cuba
National Hotel
Grau
Robert Lomapeich
Xagaistant
Bavann
Swift & Co
Ofcorn
Patria
Lotspelch
Ambassador Welles
Normer
Seana
Accidant
Warehington
Roosvelt
Yrelt
Notton
America
Council
York
Joseph WY
McKee
John Patrick O'Brien
Fiorello H. la Guardia
Lis
Farley
Democratic National Committee
White House
Democratic Party
New York
Legume Plants Trialed in Ohio Agricultural Study
Agronomist Cutler at Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station reports legume experiments across Ohio farms. Trials include Jespedezna varieties advancing northward, Korean Jespedezn as cover crop, and survival of the perennial teapedesza serba in poor soils. Other tests cover Wood's clover, Alg-nag clover, crotalariag species led by Crotalaria spectabilis as green manure, Ladino white clover for poultry pasture, Kudzu underwhelming, and Reef Canary grass showing merit on wet sands.
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Cutler
Agronomint
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
WNU Service
Ohio
Oho
Asia
Iowa
Maine
Humus Benefits for Soil Health and Crops
A Rural New Yorker correspondent explains humus as decaying vegetable matter that improves soil by keeping it loose and warm, absorbing and releasing moisture, and enhancing plant growth. It is added via stable manure, turning under green manures, and is linked to darker soil color and faster, larger yields where humus accumulates.
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New Yorker
Kendall Apple Promises In New York Test Trials
The New York experiment station announces Kendall apple, newly introduced, offers greater promise than other McIntosh seedlings. Distributed for testing by the New York State Fruit Testing association. Kendall is a solid dark red variety with heavy bloom, ripening around the same time as McIntosh but storing longer, with its season extending beyond Cortland and Macoun descendants.
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New York Experiment Station
New York State Fruit Testing Association
Cortland
Macoun
Agricultural Jottings and Crop Developments Summary
Agricultural notes report near elimination of white fly pests by California agriculture officials. Bees face winter risk if honey harvest is overdone. Cornell University researchers developed a high yielding white wheat hybrid resistant to pests. Canada’s grain exports and U S carrier movement cited. Corncob byproducts as future ethyl alcohol and acid sources. A new grain, a cross between wheat and rye, is said to combine wheat quality with rye resilience to cold.
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California State Department of Agriculture
Cornel) University Experiment Station
Twin Souls Judge Alimony Reaction Quip
Pathfinder Magazine quotes the judge calling Biones chagrined after a ruling to pay alimony while his wife grins at the situation. The fragment highlights a domestic legal dispute and the differing reactions of the two parties.
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Biones
Pathfinder Magazine
Senator Sorghum Declares Industrious Resolve Amid Pressure
In a terse exchange the secretary notes townsmen willing to observe, and Senator Sorghum responds that despite the heaviness of duties he remains industrious and ungeared, seeking public regard for his steadfast work.
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Senator Sorghum
They Have To Manager Martin Says He Can't Live On Salary
Promoter Nobody can manage the hours but everybody does. The remark notes the strain of earnings amid expectations and daily routines.
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Martin
Promietor
Rheumatism Remedies Probed in Louisville Report
Overwhelmed by chronic rheumatism a Louisville Courter Journal reader notes trying many remedies and stopping discussions on the topic while the community shares similar experiences and seeks relief.
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Louisville Courter-Journal
Fragmentary Exchange At Schoolyard Scene
A brief, unclear dialogue fragment shows a student denying formal schooling while claiming to have learned informally. Interactive tension hints at a taunting moment about education and possession. No clear names, places, or dates are provided.
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Edward W. Pickard
Legion
Thane
Washington
Treasury Department
Hull
Dean Acheson
Treasury
Frederick Livesey
State Department
Frederick Leith- Rosa
T. K. Bewley
United Mine Workers of America
Pennsylvania
National Recovery Administration
United Mine Workers
Philip Murray
Volted
Charles IF. Ursechel
Aillonaire
Oklahoma City
Edwardsville
August Luer
Mfe
Cummings
TEEL
Joseph B. Eastman
Tlyg
Mr. Eastman
Gract
Roogavelt
Baetman
Western Newspaper Union
Harry Ls Hopkins
MecKae
Dea
Canada
Fels-Nepthal
General Foods
Margaret Ridge
Edgewood Road
Scarsdale
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