Early Peach Crop Harvest Underway In Nashville Arkansas
In Nashville Arkansas the Fair Beauty peaches are moving from the Highland district with peak shipments expected mid to late week. About 250 carloads are anticipated with four carloads shipped so far, mainly Early Rose. The current peach crop is of superior quality, large size, and free from damage. Market disorganization in receiving cities slows cash purchases. Six carloads of tomatoes have been shipped by rail, with a continued harvest and four cents per pound price, signaling strong profits for growers for several years. A Sunday rain by district was light, but moisture remains adequate amid recent heat.
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Nashville
Ark
Highland District
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Bill Belcher was acquitted on a charge of grand larceny in a case arising from a trade of a spring wagon and two calves with Mrs Angeline Whittemore. Belcher took possession of the wagon after she failed to meet a note for the balance.
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Arrington
Bill Belcher
Angeline Whittemore
Belcher
Women favor college education over marriage for independence
An eastern city survey finds girls favor higher education and mental engagement over conforming to a wife role. Peggy Wood urges women to keep busy and chase goals, while articles note shifts in domestic life, divorce patterns, and the impact of mass civic awareness on future society. The piece ends with a brief, unrelated note on pottery history and Gibraltar.
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Peggy Wood
No Adjournment in Sight in Congress
ANNAPOLIS Md Democratic leaders return from Jefferson Island with word adjournment is far off and that administration plans proceed. Robinson says adjournment distant though willing to work out something. Ray predicts a long session to August or September. Roosevelt court bill government reorganization and wage and hour legislation among top items. Guests report little business as three days were spent in fellowship and amusement.
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Annapolis
Congress
Jefferson Island
Robinson
Ray
House
Wallace
Roosevelt hints at new granary bill support
President Roosevelt hinted at possible new support for a granary bill within a day or two as cabinet members and about 190 members of Congress visited on the island retreat. He said they had a good time and suggested news would come tomorrow. An additional 250 lawmakers had met with him in the preceding days.
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Roosevelt
Walkie
Congress
Debt Near All Time High as 1937 Fiscal Year Ends
Washington reports show the government's 1937 revenues may exceed estimates by about 50 million while outlays rise by 200 million, pushing the net deficit above the April forecast by 11 million. Public debt could near 36.3 billion, close to the June peak, with relief and WPA spending dominating. Revenue through July 1 totals 5.193 billion. projected year-end around 5.275 billion.
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Roosevelt
Treasury
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