Wallace Seeks Farm Bureau Backing For Recovery Plan
Secretary of Agriculture Wallace urged the National Farm Bureau to support Roosevelt’s recovery program at the convention. He and George N. Peck, administrator of agricultural adjustment, both pressed farmers to accept gains already made while noting slow progress. Wall ace advocated a purchasing power boost for farm goods to aid wartime debt payments, while Peck emphasized expanding exports and foreign trade impacts on farm income.
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Cheyenne Man Acquitted in Murder Case
Keith Belinksallo was acquitted of murder in Cheyenne Wyoming after a trial that lasted three hours. Floyd Watson was wounded in the same incident that fatally shot RB H. Fagen of the Union Paddle shop five months earlier. The defense argued mental unbalance. three alienists testified against the claim. Delairs faced separate charges by the prosecution.
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U S Shuts off Foreign Flow of Liquors
Washington reports the United States ended emergency foreign permit flow as lawmakers pressed a plan to foster a bootleg-proof domestic industry. Joseph Choate Jr. announced permits under original quotas must be closed and foreign import quotas covering four months were set, while hearings warned prices must stay low enough to deter bootleg activity.
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Four Die in Headon Crash Near N Mex
Four people died and four were injured when two trucks collided head on nine miles north of Hermosillo. The driver MacGrall from Los Angeles and the Schrumm family were involved as their truck loaded with fruit and another with stoves burned. Witnesses described a deafening crash and subsequent fierce flames, with rescuers pulling survivors from the wreckage.
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NRA To Use Force upon Little Fellow
Washington reports a federal session where code officials and cleaners faced pressure over price adjustments. Despite many refusing voluntary compliance, a majority wanted to uphold a 40 cent standard while others urged delay. Protests accused some traders of price manipulation and “piracy” within the industry.
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Roosevelt Reappoints Welles as Assistant Secretary of State
President Roosevelt formally reappoints Lumner Welles as assistant secretary of state after his term as ambassador to Cuba. He also names Wilbur Hornibrook of Salt Lake City as envoy to Cuba, while Welles winds down his Cuba post and travels to assume the new duties in Washington.
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Some Farmers Are Hopeful and Some Are Pessimistic
A mixed mood from conservative farm leaders shows the farm outlook split with optimism fading among delegates at the American Farm Bureau meeting. Johnson said Ford Motor Co labor evidence is being sought by the AFL in relation to recovery act provisions and strikes at General Pasteur. Funeral services are announced for William Oster with interment at Lin Grove.
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CW Fund Jobs For Forty Five College Students
Civil works projects employer George A. Irvin says forty five Touchurs college students will be employed for part time work, each for twenty five days. Selection emphasizes need and grades, with 41 actually hired. Students will receive latest college news from built in boards in Cranford Tint.
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J F Washburn of Briggsdale Dies
Joseph Franklin Washburn a pioneer resident of Urigredale died at his Briggsdale home Monday night after a heart attack. Born May 7 1864 in Missouri he married Mary Elizabeth Hardesty in 1887. The couple moved to Nebraska then Briggsdale in 1918, where Washburn farmed and was survived by his wife and nine children including Mrs H A Doty and Mrs George Rensick.
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Obituary notice with scattered family details and funeral plan
Sed Culver and Mrs Densli Caunuy and five grandchildren survive with three alletes John Chapman and Mrs Frank Brownall of Quincy. Rate dell at Larington Nebr by brothers Charles Benjoris Shelbing Samuel Grand flan Noebr Joe California Ed Clay Center Nebr Carleton Sumper Nebr. Funeral services Thursday at 2 pm at late funeral home, burial Linn Grove.
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Man Arrested in San Jose Lynch Case
Ban Jose December 12 Anthony Cataldi 18 was arrested today on a warrant sworn by District Attorney Fred Thomas charging him with participating in the lynching of Brooke Hart. Cataldi faces a violation of the state anti lynching law with a penalty of one to twenty years.
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Winter Toll: Dozens Dead Across U.S. Districts
A severe winter has killed at least 54 people across multiple U.S. districts. Ice and blizzards hit the eastern hills and plains, with property losses mounting. Washington Oregon Idaho report exposure and flood deaths as melting snows swell rivers and pavements. Michigan Ohio Pennsylvania tally over 30 fatalities, including flood accidents.
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Market Mover Details at Grastey Market and Tribune Building
A new layout is planned at Grastey Market near Eighth Street opposite Greasy Meat Market at 912 Eighth Tribune building. John Wagner owns meat fixtures and equipment now being installed, with relocation to 286 Ara underway as decorating proceeds.
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Onion Shortage Predicted To Push Arkansas Valley Prices
The Agricultural Science lab at Rocky Ford projects a onion shortage of 600 crates in the Arkansas valley this year versus the 1982 crop. Total crates are estimated at 591,564 with 834 curloxde, equaling 700 crates per car. Production may reach 1,015 carlonia of onion, down from 1,801 carlads last year. The club urges growers to market part of the crop south to Tal to steady prices.
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