Drastic Congressional Shifts for Railroads Likely Uncertain
An analysis by Reston Grover Washington argues Congress faces no sure solution to railroad woes. It cites conflicting interests across Montana Rocky Mountain states and the South, protective rate structures, taxes, and local opposition to line abandonments as hampering broad reform. It notes possible actions like curbing trucks and testing consolidations, with leniency if railroads prove need for broader experimentation.
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Reston
Grover Washington
Congress
Wheeler
Interstate Commerce Committees
Montana
Rocky Mountain Territory
Mississippi
Pacific Coast
Rocky Mountains
Interstate Commerce Commission
Railroads
Bee
Language Diversity and South American Trade Shifts
The article discusses multilingual populations across Indian dialects in Latin America, noting the rise of a new diverse class and shifting trade dynamics. It suggests South American wealth from exports may wane as other regions grow, urging coordinated development and mutual US aid to advance southern growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecuador
Bolivia
Guatemala
Argentina
South America
United States
Legal Notice in Hempstead Chancery Court
Notice that Callie Wesson and Sue Wesson seek title confirmation to lands in Hempstead County Arkansas described as Part SW NEQ Section 33 Township 12 S Range 24 W. The petition asks the court to quiet title and require any claimant to appear next March term to show cause. Clerk Baldy Bailey signs the notice dated January 14, 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead County
Arkansas
Glerk
Chancery Court
Hempid County
New
City of
Hope
Main Street
Seedrom
George W. Sandefur
Laude B. Waddle
Recorder
Homestead County
Irecord
Callie Wesson
Sue Wesson
New Industry Hopes for Year Round Potato Starch
The article discusses a stored potato starch plant that produced for 100 days yearly, with plans to enable year round operation by pressing juice and dehydrating pulp in potato growing communities. Engineers estimate 75 000 to 100 000 dollars per plant, and about 80 plants could replace imported starch. Farmers received 60 to 150 dollars per acre, while the 1938 season paid 30 cents a bushel for potatoes.
Friday matchups open early season slate
Friday January 20 two games listed Spring Hill visits Guernsey and Washington travels to Fulton. Pattriog hosts Saratoga. Blevins plays Columbus. January 27 sees Guernsey at Columbus Fulton at Patmos and Saratoga at Washington.
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Spring Hill
Guernsey
Washington
Fulton
Pattriog
Saratoga
Blevins
Columbus
Janidary
Patmos
Spring Hil
Palmos
Flying Inch Man reappears after Europe tour in Hollywood
Movie scrapbook notes Bob Armstrong returning to Hollywood after a year touring Europe in The Flying Inch Man. He previously wrote vaudeville skits, spent a fortune duplicating success, and is married to Gladys Dubois. Born in Saginaw, he is 42 with gray hair and brown eyes. he plays squash and has a long stage history.
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Hollywood
Europe
Bob Armstrong
Flying Inchman
Snee
Gladys Dubois
National Defense and Prosperity Promise in 1929 Echo
Republicans seek to rally voters desiring pre crash prosperity while preserving labor and farm gains. The speech traces a longstanding defense policy, citing the President's address to Congress about maintaining peace at home amid global tension and discord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
No Time to Marry Sparks Secret Marriage Revelation
Cynthia confesses in a late night call that she married a man after a night of drinking and secrecy, forcing Janet to confront a shocking personal upheaval. The pair debate the implications as Aunt Mary remains unaware, while the truth threatens to surface with morning papers and reporters.
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Cynthia
Jan
Janet
Duchess of Windsor
Shirley Temple
Grams
Lance
Cyn
Mary
Aunt Mary
Jane
Dar~ Ling
Behind the Screen Almanac Notes Rainy Studio Work
Hollywood patchwork on a wet set as rain delays shoot scenes for Mr Muto in Puerto Rico. Peter Lorre endures damp take, rubber underwear, and staged gunplay while crews retool for costly 44 second footage amid elaborate prep of animals and props for Three Musketeers shoot.
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Mr. Muto
Puerto Rico
Lorre
Longies
Peter Lorre
Pred Etcheverry
Ben Southland
Chall Hills
Girard
Calif
20Th Pox
Seore
Don Ameche
Long Pine
Warner
Ann Sheridan
John Garfield
Garfield
May Robeson
Film production turmoil over aging casting and costly reshoots
The article recounts a chaotic film shoot where Beulah Bondi replaced Robson after Robson injured her arch, Robson returned later, Bondi again replaced, and a third take cost about 150000. Director changes followed from Busby Berkeley to Michael Curtiz and finally Willien Keighley directing the final version.
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Beulah Bondi
Miss Robson
Miss Bondi
Busby Berkely
Michael Curtiz
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Hempstead
Calle Wesson Etaat
Pialntléis
Balpi Bailey
Tui
Departent of Commerce
Kansas
S. D. Flora
Hempstead’ County
By Bill, Porter and
George Scarbo
Renaar Amuse
Mae
Holetin
Saginaw
Michee
Enesi Sfeetio
WOF
Tink
National Defense
Janet Pane
Anet
Cyptain
Paul Aul Harrison
Peter Lotte
Mme
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