Milk politics clash in New Deal price fix clash
Bruce Catton critiques New Deal milk policy noting the Agriculture Department promotes price fixing while the Justice Department fights it, and the Supreme Court greenlights the milk marketing act. He argues fixed prices and reduced competition benefit producers and handlers but may harm consumers in Chicago and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Department of Justice
Supreme Court
Anti-Trust Division
Chicago
Itbor
Anti-Trust
Secretary of Agriculture
Hindler
JMSL
Methodist Bishop to Deliver Sermon in Hope at 8 p m
Bishop Charles C Seleeman of Oklahoma City will preach at First Methodist in Hope at 8 p m Tuesday. A prominent evangelist and former president of Southern Methodist University, he leads the church’s evangelism commission and is expected to draw visitors from many nearby towns.
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Charles C. Seleeman
Oklahoma City
First Methodist Church
Selerman
Methodist Church
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Dallas
Texas
Missouri
Southern Methodist University
Commission On
Gurdosy
Prescult
Nashville
Glenwood
Blevins
Washington
Minera Springs
Pulton
Columbus
Spring Hilmmet
Okolota
Murfreesboro
Delight
Soil Erosion Tops Class B Soccer? Softballing in Park
The Soil Erosion softball team moved into first place in Class B by defeating Gunter Brothers Lumber 16 to 1 on Monday night at Pairpark. Fagan Fortner and Secrest led the offense while Bruner-Ivory fell 7 to 2 in extra innings to Geo. W. Robison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunter Brothers Lumber Company
Bruner-Ivory
Geo. W. Robison
Soi
Fagan
Fortner
Secrest
Lumber Company
Bruner- Ivory
Brasher
Marco Theaters
Hot Springs
Sky Chiefs
Texarkana
Nail Maretin
University of Arkansas Athletic Star
Leo Robins
University of Arkansas
Martin Will
Robins
Baby Popularity Contest Draws New Entrant
The Band Auxiliary announced that Mary's Beauty Parlor is sponsoring late entrant Ann Houston in a city-wide baby popularity contest. Voting boxes are in downtown stores, with trophies for the most popular boy and girl. Winners announced Friday night before the home talent play Mystery at Midnight at the village lot auditorium.
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Mary's Beauty Parlor
Ann Houston
Ape
Vilty Lot
Masonic Officer Election Set For Tuesday Night
The annual election of new officers of the Masonic Judge will be held Tuesday night at the Masonic hall on South Film Street. All members are urged to attend.
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TS O
Masonic Hall
South Film Street
O Neal Urges Senate to Shield U S Markets
Washington senior bureau leader ward A O Neal urged the Senate on Tuesday to safeguard American markets from currency shift impacts by extending President Roosevelts authority to devalue the dollar, aiming to counter foreign monetary pressures.
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Washington
Ward A
O'Neal
Senate
America
Roosevelt
Mind Your Manners Quiz Answers Formulate Etiquette Rules
Question set tests social usage with scenarios about bread crust notes hostess help tipping house guests and visit timing. Includes family etiquette and best approach for bringing or sending a gift to a mother-in-law figure after a visit with a young man.
Arkansas Shaken by Brief West-West Earth Tremor
A brief West-West earthquake rattled South Arkansas from Little Rock to the Texas line, lasting seconds and felt strongly in Arkadelphia and El Dorado. Reports describe tremors across multiple towns with rattled windows and shaken buildings. one St Louis seismograph tracked five minutes of activity starting 3:44 p.m. CST. No damage reported.
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Little Rock
South Arkansis
Louisiana Line
United States
H. S. Cole
St. Louis University
St. Louis
James B. Macelwano
S. J
University
Department of Geophysics
Arkadelphia
South Arkansas
College Town
Prescott and Hope
Texas Line
Shreveport
el Dorado
Arkansas
Warren
Pine Bluff
Arkansas Power and Light Company
Hot Springs
Camden
Arandelphis
Malvern
Ackadelphia
Idso
Weather Bureau
Associated Press
Cole
Fort Smith
Memphis
Mat
Lewisville Chamber to Discuss Highway 29 Paving
B Smith secretary of the Lewisville Chamber of Commerce announced a meeting in Lewisville Friday night June 23 to form a committee to pave state highway 29 from Hope to the Louisiana line. Hope citizens are invited to attend at the courthouse at 8 p.m. Call the Hope Chamber to attend.
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Hope
Lewisville
B. Smith
Cotton market report from New Orleans on Tuesday closing
New Orleans cotton market closed quietly Tuesday with spot unchanged at middling 9.45 cents per pound. Prices traded around 9.39 to 9.45 as bidders remained quiet and activity stayed subdued.
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New Orleans
All Kiwanis Night Program Observed By Hope Club
Members of the Hope Kiwanis club and guests observed All Kiwanis Night with a dinner program at Hotel Barlow Monday night. A message from Kiwanis International president H. G. Hatfield was read, and John P. Cox spoke on Good Fellowship in Hope. A. W. Stubbeman reviewed club activities including goodwill tours, rural assay contests, aid to crippled children, and Christmas efforts.
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Hope Kiwanis Club
Hotel Barlow
United States
Canada
H. G. Hatfield
Kiwanis International
J. Ched Hall
Hope Club
John P. Cox
A. W. Stubbeman
Stubbeman
Labor Group to Oppose Totalitarian Society
William Green AFL president told Kiwanis International that the AFL would fight communism and oppose all war to establish a totalitarian society in America. He asserted the labor group would defend democracy and oppose attempts to subdue American liberties.
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Boston
American Federation of
William Green
AFL
Kiwanis International
Tao
America
Recovery Stalled Between Rise of Deposits and Bank Loans
Noted economist John T. Flynn argues that rising bank deposits from 1933 to 1938 outpaced loan growth, leaving funds sterilized in banks. Government borrowing boosted deposits, but little of the money financed industry or trade, unlike the 1923–1930 boom when loans tracked deposits.
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John T. Flynn
NEA
Joan. Flynn
NEA Service
Garland Reviews Activities of National Farm Program
Garland, Hempstead County Farm Bureau secretary, says the Agricultural Adjustment Act program is a farmer designed effort, not a political move. He notes the AAA emerged from farmer leadership and bipartisan support, with Roosevelt’s backing and a policy formed in open counsels.
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Garland
National Farm Program
H. Garland
Hempstead County Farm Bureau
American Farm Bureau Federation
Washington
Roosevelt
Republican Party
AAA
Washingto
Gatland
Manton Sentenced to Two Years and Fine in Court Case
New York report says Martin Manton, former judge of the United States circuit court of appeals, was sentenced Tuesday to two years in federal prison and fined ten thousand dollars for conspiracy to sell judicial favors. He urged the jury verdict be set aside.
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New York
Martin
Manton
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Manion
Japanese Study Proposal by U 5 Baptist Group to Meet on Tuesday
Tokyo dispatch reports U S foreign service and military officials studying new representations. Eugene Dooman of the U S Baptist Sunday School will attend a 6 45 p m meeting at Yoshizawa with Circle No 1 of the W M S to discuss Sunday school work and July plans. About 50 to 100 workers are expected. Amarillo Texas plans a rabbit proof fence around the new municipal golf course to deter jackrabbits from nibbling the greens.
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Tokyo
Japan
United States
Eugene Dooman
United States Baptist Sunday School
Seijirasa Worker's Council
Yoshizawa
Circle No. 1
Kulangsu
Sun- Amoy
T He
Amarillo
Texas
Roosevelt Urges Change in Relief Bill in White House Talk
President Roosevelt pushed for two changes in the relief measure. He seeks elimination of a proposed three man WPA board and removal of a provision earmarking 125 million dollars for public works. The views were shared during a Capitol conference with Senator Byrnes and WPA administrator Barrington.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Capitol
House
WPA
Haveeen
Byrnes
D-Sc
F.C. Barrington
Cabinet committee weighs Tientsin crisis and Moscow talks
London reports the foreign affairs committee met for the second day to review the Tientsin blockade and ongoing Moscow negotiations on a British French Soviet mutual assistance pact. Britain awaits Japan's intentions explanation before any retaliation.
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London
Foreign Affairs Committee
Tientsin
Moscow
Britain
Japan
Squalus Inquiry Discusses Sinking Causes and Repairs
At a Royal Court of Inquiry in Portsmouth a commander named Naquin blamed valves and surface piping for the Squalus sinking, noting four ruptured pipes could flood ventilation. Earlier the commander refused direct acknowledgment of fault and called for a rebuilt submarine to replace Phenix. A memorial session honored victims. elsewhere a New York fire at a military powder warehouse raised alarms about munitions safety. The U.S. is poised to manufacture munitions immediately, said Assistant Secretary of War Johnson at an Advertising Federation gathering.
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Portsmouth
N. HA
Roval
Oliver’ P. Naquin
U.S
New York
United States
Louis Johinson
Advertising Federation of America
Johnson
Anderson Trial II Nearing Conclusion in Robbery Slaying Case
In Hot Springs Arkansas the state and defense wrapped up testimony on Tuesday in the third trial of Mrs Lucille Anderson 34 of New Albany Ind on a charge of first degree murder tied to the September slaying of Eldon Cooley a grocery official. Circuit Judge Earl Witt will charge the jury after recess as closing arguments loom.
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Hot Springs
Ask
Lucille Anderson
New Albany
Ind
Eldon, Cooley
Chain Grocery
Earl Witt
Mrs George Jones Dies at 2 30 P M in Guernsey
Mrs George Jones 42 of Guernsey died at 2 30 p m Tuesday in Julia Chester hospital after about a week illness. Survived by three sons John Loyd and Gerald Jones of Guernsey two daughters Hegel and Helen Jones of Guernsey four brothers Earl Lewis and Ray Culppper of McCaskill and Claude Culpper of Malvern one sister Mrs Moore of Dierks Funeral services set for 2 30 p m Wednesday at Herndon Cornelius funeral home South Main street with burial in Chapel cemetery near McCaskill. Also note on an incandescent lamp invented by William Robert Grove in 1840 Edison introduced in 1880 as an improvement.
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George Jones
Guernsey
Julia Chester Hospital
John
Loyd
Gerald Jones
Hegel
Helen Jones
Earl
Lewis
Ray Culppper
McCaskill
Claude Culpper
Malvern
Moore
Dierks
Herndon Cornelius Funeral Home
South Main Street
Chapel Cemetery
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New Deal
Bruner
Taylan
O’neal
U. S
Louisiana
Hell Movement of Earth
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Star
First National Bank
Angelo Guccione, Shove
Mishawaka
Hall, Cox and
Mars
Ito
Ebro
Reserve Board Resorts
U. 5
Baptist
Squalus
Great
Angouleme
Miitary Powder Factory
Pts
Anderson
William Robert Grove
Edison
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