Reduced Farm Bill Passes House Amid Parity Pay Fight
The House approved an Agriculture Department appropriation totaling 722 million dollars, about 60.9 million below Roosevelt’s request. Sugar growers won a 47.5 million dollar benefit payment, while attempts to restore parity payments and tenancy and surplus removal funds failed. The bill also added 40 million for the Rural Electrification Administration, and rejected a 25 million tenancy loan fund despite emotional pleas.
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Washington
Roosevelt
House
Agriculture Department
Department
Fann
Trouse
REA
Rural Electrification
Nuise
Jones
Don
Tex
Agricul Lure
Woodrum
Dem. Va
Bankhead
Appropriations Committee
Congress
Cannon
Dem
House Appropriations Committee
Cannan
Florida
Pace
Cote Dem
Wesiding
Fragmentary Biblical Verse Quotation Found in Text
A damaged OCR fragment quotes a Bible verse about seeking the Lord in trouble. It references chronicles and a call to God, but the passage is incomplete and lacks verifiable context or attribution.
French Ambassador Leaves Red Capital for Paris
French ambassador to Soviet Russia Paul Eville Naggiar departed Moscow Saturday for Paris amid reports of poor health. The journey is explained in Paris, where officials say Naggiar’s condition prompted the move.
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Red
Moscow
Russia
Paul Eville Naggiar
Soviet
Paris
Jou Leage
Noggler
Britain Grabs American Mail In Wartime Attitude
Preston Grover Washington argues Britain uses wartime bravado to press US support while ignoring protests. He cites past incidents of searches near New York, seizure of cargoes, and taking mail envelopes. He notes US maps omit Japanese mandates and mentions a wartime conference ongoing.
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Preston Grover Washington
England
Germany
Britain
U.S
Page
New York Harbor
Washington
Union Navy
Caribbean
Confederacy
Havana
Japan
U. S
Pacific
Guam
Embryo
Western Pacific
League of Nations
Mind Your Manners Quiz Answers Sheet
A fragment list of etiquette questions and answers. It asks about guiding social behavior, introductions, order of names, preferred confections, buttering bread, and dinner arrival timing. It provides sample answers: no fixed standard, no, with Pam Ruth, the young woman’s name first, peppermints, plate etiquette, and choosing best arrival time.
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Aoman
Miss Jackson
Pam Ruth Daelksin
Hope High’s tough basketball week opener vs Warren Lumbers
Hope High School basketball gears for four conference games and one non conference week starting Monday with a home clash against Warren Lumberjacks, the only team to beat Hope this season. The schedule includes El Dorado, Russellville, North Little Rock, Warren, plus a key rematch with Warren.
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Hope High School
Bahents
Warlteh
Hope
el Doro
Russellville
North Little Rock
Warren
Warren Lumberjacks
Norman Kreen
Hammons
Little Rock
Jonesboro
Galdeon Hurricanes
Joseph T. Robinson’ Memorial
Clarence Geis
Hurricanes
Little Rock Tigers
Bobcats
North Little Rock Wildcats
Polly Black
Johnny Osment
Hurricane
Tope
Arkansas
Wildcats
Stu
Elmer Purtler
Hammons Hoppers
Hall
Purlie
Elmer
Charles Ray Baker
Bob Cowan
Green
Partie
A Jones
Leh
Baker
Rason
Sims
Oliver
Smith
Ovine
Nichols
Venetia
Leopard
Whitten
Toscision LE
To See Ourselves as Others See Us In Oklahoma City
Grover Guthuie, a theater usher, glimpsed how others view him when he surprised a stranger by exiting in his uniform. Police were called and the man was arrested after admitting he entered the usher’s rocker in the theater basement while Guthuie was upstairs. Weather notes mention average precipitation of rain and snow at 16,000.00 tons per schedule.
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Oklahoma City
Grover Guthuie
Guthuje
Lad
Borrow-and-Spend Policy Across Eras and Deficits
NEA Service outlines a brief history of unpaid bills and federal deficits from Hoover to Roosevelt, noting a $42 billion owed bill and a pattern of spending to revive the economy. It traces the budget debate, shifts in policy, and recurring tolerance for deficits amid attempts to spur employment and growth.
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John
Flynn
Sam
Congress
Hoover
Jack Garner
Roosevelt
Hut Speads
Tore Roosevelt
Trade Agreements Face Stern Fight
Washington faces a fierce House opposition to the Trade Agreements act as critics promise guerilla tactics. Representatives Reed Crowther and Treadway protest tariff concessions harming New York dairy, Schenectady glove industries, and Massachusetts shoes. Public sentiment in New England trends against renewal.
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Preston Grover
Washington
Hull
Reed
New York
Crowther
Schenactady
France
Representative Treadway
Massachusetts
New England
Midwest
Garner the Vice President in Early Life Questions
A garbled quiz about Vice President Garner notes his distant shadow from public view and marks him as a Democratic presidential contender. It asks ages from a set and facts about early Texas bills, his Texas home, family size, and Congress election year with answers on page two.
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Garner
Dob Nahee Garner
Himelf
Mos
Texas
Rio Grande
Dallas
Uvalde
Corpus Christi
Houston
Jap Army Flayed in Jap Parliament
In Tokyo parliament, critic Saito urged withdrawal of troops from China to pursue a peace plan, drawing furious military backlash. War Minister Hata to reply. socialists call the remarks detrimental to empire building. Saito, a bold Minseito member, faced expulsion threats from two minor rightist parties.
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Tokio
Shpan
China
Takao Sako
East Asia
Hata
Saito
Satio
Wag Ching-Wei
Minseito Party
Wang Ching- Wei
Sttricken
Diet
Bernice McCain Joins Henderson Pre Med Club
Miss Bernice McCain a student at Henderson State Teachers College from Hope is the secretary treasurer of the newly organized Pre Med Club on campus. The club gathers students aiming for medicine or related sciences and plans talks by state doctors during the year.
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Bernice McCain
Henderson State Teachers College
Hope
Nazi Submarine Is Sunk by British Forces
A German submarine was destroyed by a British trawler after torpedoing the Swedish freighter Pajaia. The freighter's crew reported the action upon arrival at Stavanger. The encounter occurred January 16.
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Stavanger
Norway
Pajaia
Trans Atlantic Bombers Studied
Thomas M. Johnson reports on a NEA Service piece describing aviation advances that would allow planes to fly nonstop across the Atlantic, carry cargo or bombs, and return with fuel efficiency improvements from Langley Field wind tunnel tests. The article warns of secrecy, strategic implications, and rival experimentation in Britain and Germany.
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Thomas M. Johnson
NEA
Europe
Army
Britain
Germany
Langley Field
Athletic Musical Show Next Friday at Yerger Elementary
Yerger recreational council and the junior class sponsor an athletic and musical show at Yerger elementary school next Friday night at 8 o'clock. The public is invited. The show is directed by student leaders.
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Yerger Recreational Council
Yerger Elementary School
Balkan Entente tensions and WWII air raids reported
Pravda claimed Allies plan a Balkan front as Italy and Germany vie for influence in the Balkans. British observers reported raids on shipping lanes and Tyne area air battles with several raids downed and ships damaged. Finland reported raids near V2 and citizens in shelters as Red air forces claimed successes while Rome announced Italy would double its aircraft and pilots this year.
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Moscow
Russi
Italy
Balkans
Balkan Entente Conferarice
Yugoslavia
Pravda
Topean Bloc
Finland
Helsinki
No Insull Crash in Associated Gas and Electric
Washington reports reassure holders of Associated Gas and Electric stock that a collapse similar to the earlier Insull crisis is not imminent. SEC officials say the company’s bankruptcy action allows a hard pressed receiver to unwind surplus layers and direct remaining assets to security holders. About 200 subsidiary firms remain largely orderly and $400 million in outstanding bonds are described as insurance company assets.
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Preston Grover Washington
Associated Gas and Electric System
Securities and Exchange Commission
Schoolmasters To Meet Here Monday Meeting at Capital Hotel
Hempstead County Schoolmasters association will hold its regular monthly meeting Monday night at Capital hotel starting at 7 30 o clock. A dinner will be served at 1 30. All members are urged to attend.
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Hempstead County Schoolmasters Association
Capital Hotel
Cotton New York Opens and Closes at 10 44 and 10 4
In May trading, Cotton New York opened at 10 44 and closed at 10 4, with spot finishing at 1061, down six points from the session.
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New York
Spot
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Henderson
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