Pine Trees Move Up Crop Rank in Southern Lands
In South Carolina and Georgia, pine forests replace worn-out fields as soil erosion programs back two goals. The Soil Conservation Service promotes pine planting to boost timber and future textile uses. Elmer E. Dyal cites pine as essential for clothing fabrics, while Herty's work at Savannah expands paper and fiber potential. Improved yields suggest four to twelve cords per acre annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Boring
Artanburg
S. C
Soil Conservation Service
Georgia
Elmer E. Dyal
Charles Herty
Savannah
Georgia Tech’ Experimental Ratory
Herty
Southern
Jay
Pine planting grows as southern crop boom
Stash is the fastest growing pine family variety. Proponents claim young forests sustain paper and cloth industries on a 1 year cycle. Georgia nurseries produce millions of seedlings while state and federal programs, CCC and the soil conservation service, plan to plant tens of millions of trees across the southeast and nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Jordan
South Georgia
Jordan
Georgia
Forester
Sail Conservation Service
CCC Corps
Federal Agencies (Continued From Page One) Factory Work Totals
The article lists city by city counts of workers in major plants including Flint Fisher Body and Chevrolet, Anderson Guide Lamp, Dolco-Remy, Cleveland Fisher Badly, Kansas City Fisher and Chevrolet, Janesville Fisher and Chevrolet, Norwood Fisher and Chevrolet, Atlanta Fisher and Chevrolet, Toledo Chevrolet, and Harrison Hyatt Roller Bourling, with figures ranging from 1,000 to 15,300 across multiple plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flint
Mich
Fisher
Chevrolet
Buick
Anderson
Ind
Guide Lamp
Dolco-Remy
Cleveland
Kansas City
Janesville
Wis
Norwood
Atlanta
Toledo
Harrison, N. J
Hyatt Roller Bouriiig
One Liquor Store Debates Reform and Protests
A letter from N. P. O'Neal of Hope Arkansas dated January 5 1937 denounces the Thorn Liquor law as unfair and calls for repeal or strict controls. He argues only one selling place per town, bans drugstores from liquor sales, bans Sunday holiday election day and after 6 pm and before 5 am sales, and notes bootlegging persists. The piece rails against voting outcomes and references historical and regional context.
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At & P.m
Haquor
Pullen
America
State Department struggles over arms to Spanish Loyalists
Washington faces diplomatic strain over granting 40 Grant for Jersey City exporter Robert Cuse to ship nearly $3 million worth of planes to Spanish Loyalists. The dispute highlights neutrality law limits, potential repercussions for munitions makers, and debate on expanding presidential power to curb war materials shipments amid a civil war.
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Associated Press
Washington
State Department
Robert Cuse
Jersey City
Dolar
Cusen
Senate Muntions
Case
Steaa
Senate
Spain
Congress
Munilions
United States
Italy
League
U.S
Vacation Guests From Nebraska Visit Sweet Home Family
Mr and Mrs Melvin Moore and family from Nebraska are visiting the families of Mr and Mrs J L Homan and Mr and Mrs J T Green. Intermediate class social at Mrs W L McDougald home on New Year’s Eve. Mr and Mrs Joe Britt and son Just Dale of Kilgore are visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs J M Sullivan were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Mont Harris. Mr and Mrs J J Delaney’s children Miss Vahntie and Troyis were church visitors and dinner guests of Mrs Hix Lee and Mr Le J WW McDougald of Smackover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Moore
Nebraska
J. L. Homan
Wil
J. T. Green
Sweet Home Sunday School
W. L. McDougald
Joe Britt
Just Dale
Kilgore
Pias
J. M. Sullivan
Mes
Mont Harris
J. J
Delaney Suyd
Preacher Sermons Draw Crowd in Center Point
Sweet Home Bro Jeff Heese of Center Point preached two sermons Sunday and Sunday night. Miss Ruth Huskey returned to Center Point to resume teaching. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Smith and family of Prescott visited H. M. McCain, and Ira Boyett of Emmett visited relatives Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff Heese
Center Point
Ruth Huskey
Bud Smith
Prescott
H. M. McCain
Ira Boyett
Emmett
Barrymore Separation Wins Court Action
Hollywood reports John Barrymore, separated from his bride since New Year’s Eve, lost control of his salary, bank account, and Beverly Hills mansion after lawyer Stanley Arndt obtained a $987.88 judgment for legal services. The aircrafft’s office attached Barrymore possessions as a result of the case. Elaine Barrie, the former Mrs. Barrymore, spoke briefly about the dispute while Barrymore avoided questions on the separation on the set of Maytime at MGM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Calif
John Barrymore
Beverly Hills
Stanley Arndt
Aircraff
Barrymore
Elaine Barrie
Gaunt
Gruff
Metro- Goldwynt-Mayer
Elaine
Leo
Visiting students and locals return to campus life
Lee House visited Hone for business while Harald Huskey from Magnolia A. & M. college Miss Anne Bostick and Miss Martha Morton from Magnolia A. & M. returned to resume studies after holidays with their parents Alvis Echenover handled business in Suttom Monday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee House
Hone
Harald Huskey
Magnolia A. & M. College
Anne Bostick
State Teachers College
Martha Morton
Magnolia A. & M
Alvis Echenover
Suttom
Calotabs Promoted as a Cure for Colds
Calotabs advertised as a powerful intestinal cleanser and diuretic claim to purge the body of germ laden mucus and toxins. The ad says one or two tablets first night and a repeat later if needed, pricing listed at twenty five cents for the prestige and ten cents for a package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
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Badger Pass
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N. P. O'Neal
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Sweet Home
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Readers’ Service Bureau Room
Eighth Ave
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Kim
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Haynes Bros
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Marshall Field & Company
Fieldcrest Certified
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