Bruce Catton Says Plan Extends Security for Domestics
Bruce Catton discusses extending old age insurance to domestics and farm laborers via a stamp plan funded by employers and workers, detailing record keeping, payroll methods, and international comparisons. He notes opposition in Congress due to turnover and irregular employment but cites experts from the Social Security Board. Separately, The Green Guards, an unofficial group in Washington led by Mrs. Virginia Nowell, trains hundreds of women in military drill and first aid, preparing for roles in defense efforts.
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Washington
Congress
Wagner
Mandy
Social Security Board
South America
Europe
Jones
Mrs. Jones
Credis
Czechoslovakia
United States
First Army
U.S
Green Guards
Washingston
Virginia Nowell
Air Corps Reserve
Nany
Navy
Defense Commission
Red Cross
Hempstead County Extension Offers Feeder Cattle, Soil Plans
County agent Oliver Adams announces a turnout for a meeting at Castle Gutlncht mutiny on August 27. W. W. Fuqua and H. Simpson of the Producers Livestock Association discuss feeder cattle prospects for fall and winter, with Hempstead farmers urged to attend or contact the Extension office. The Hempstead County Farm Bureau reviews soil-building AAA allowances, suggesting winter cover crops, seeding vetch, clover, and bermuda, plus phosphate use. A vetch seed purchase plan is outlined, with T. A. Cornelius to head the organizing committee. A letter to vetch seed buyers seeks statements on seeding and value, with replies to be published periodically.
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Trempstead County
Castle Gutlncht
Wextihina
W. W. Fuqua
1. Simpson
Producers Livestock Commission Association
National Clock Yards
N Linnis
Hempstead
Barm Burea
AAA
Winter Cove
T. A. Cornelius
Vetch
Vetch Seeding and Yields Reported by Local Farmers
Co C Fauttner on Washington road notes plowed under vetch yields are 25 percent ahead and he expects roughly three times as much feed as last year. C J Weisenberger of Liberty Hi Community east of haye says his cotton is not shedding where vetch was turned under and plans to sow 100 pounds of vetch with oats and rye on his tow rap land. Weisenberger believes better results come after vetch has been left ungrazed. A full seeding is recommended for January on fields never sown to vetch.
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Co. C
C.J. Weisenberger
Liberty Hi
Haye
Veteh
Mr. Weisenberger
Jan
Vetch
Some Get Seats Some Get Scared Harlem Theater Gate
Miami usher Jack Woodberry testified he fired a blank only to frighten youths threatening to crash the theater gate. The judge suspended a fine as he described the pistol loaded with blanks to deter rock throwing by crowds. A separate note mentions a ship raid near the Firth of Forth using bombs built in Czechoslovakia.
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Miami
Fla
Harlem
Miami Degra
Jack Woodberry
Firth of Forth
Czechoslovakia
Blue Streak Linotype Powers Arkansas Newspaper Page
The third machine of its kind in Arkansas arrived after Hot Springs and Fort Smith plants. Shipped from Brooklyn July 26, it was unloaded August 7 and started production August 12. The Blue Streak Linotype switches sizes rapidly, composing this entire page on the new machine.
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George Hosmer
Blue Streak Linotype
Star
Arkansas
Hot Springs
Fort Smith
Brooklyn
N.Y
Star’s
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Bruce Catton
NEA Washington
Ays
Oliver L. Adams
Carol Nichols
Britain
Grenadier Guards
Dunkirk
George
Hope Star
The
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