Painterly reflections and social notes blend in Hugo Misss
Fragmented verse opens the item, followed by a series of social notes from Hugo Oklahoma and nearby towns. Mrs Dill Roberts and son Bill Jr. of Hugo visit. Miss Mollie Nance of Washington DC and Mrs Olin Haynes of Lewey Wille attend Will Youmans bedside. Dr Will Youmans recovering from pneumonia. Mayor Bovett’s son T P Bovett returns to Dallas. JG Williams celebrates 44th anniversary with a festive dinner and guests. Mrs Dabbs leaves for Little Rock. Nancy Hill hosts 11th birthday party with Easter theme. visits from Nelson Miller of Sedalia. Hope Chora club meets at Kilner Snyder home.
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Mollie Nance
Washington,d. C
Olin Hayhes
Lewly
Wille
Will Youmans
Lewisville
Josephine Hospital
R. A. Bovett
T. P. Bovett
Dallas
Texas
Labor Board Reform Focuses on Union Recognition
President backs changes to require employer recognition of unions after a majority vote. The debate centers on reversing independent unions and strengthening the A F L with new Labor Disputes provisions. Historic context recalls the Knights of Labor and Gompers era shaping early 20th century labor policy.
Film Star Sued By Her Parents Seeks Unified Labor Leadership
A long analysis argues for a single vertical labor organization to own industry and steer the country, criticizing rival unions and political activity within labor. Senator Wagner backs the Wagner bill to empower the Labor Board, enabling elections and cleaner leadership, with hope of better, more educated labor leaders and public protection over strikes.
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America
A. F. of L
Labor Board
Wagner
Long Rim
Nana
Austria Outlines New Corporative Government
The Vienna government published a draft of a corporative constitution. the president would wield power akin to Emperor Franz Josef, govern through the charter, and veto popular initiative. The regime would censor media, exclude the public from advisory bodies, and deny constitutional rights to elect government, with universities under federal control and a non toppling consultative council. Wilhelm Miklas's fate remains unclear as the Republican oath may end with the new constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Austria
Sundity
Vienne
Frank Josef
Consultative Council
Aarliament
Wilhelm Miklas
Live-at-Home Farm Program Requires Diversified Crops
The plan calls for ample garden vegetables and home fruit production along with staple crops. It emphasizes dedicating land to sweet potatoes, melons, sorghum, peanuts, field peas, popcorn, pumpkins, turnips, and grain. Rented acres may help seed and produce needs without shifting existing cropland.
Easter Customs and Agriculture in 1933 Revisited
The report discusses Easter customs in Nice and the 1933 to 1994 economic transition. It notes recovery due to adjustment programs, slow livestock sector adjustments, and major projects whose effects will show in 1994. It warns against high mood promotion and land use shifts affecting labor, tenancy, and regional competition. London’s Hoare’s Bank is cited with a 1633 money-deposit receipt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
London
Hoare
Control Program Farm Opportunity and Cotton Adjustment
The cotton adjustment program aims to raise cotton prices while offering former contract farmers a chance to make their farm self sufficient. Under the contract rented acres can grow home use food and feed crops if no cash crops are released from other acres. Crops must be used on the farm and not shift land to cash crop production. The live at home program is described.
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Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Davis
Frank Stanley
May Merge All Control Programs In Farm Plan
Washington reports that the Agricultural Adjustment Administration foresees withdrawing 40 million acres from production of corn wheat cotton and tobacco. A Davis led plan to replace separate commodity contracts with a single county level association would regulate all farm products. 1933 farm income from crops including rents and benefits rose to 3.271 billion dollars from 2.113 billion in 1932.
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Washington
Chester C. Davis
Wallace
Davis
Stop Gas Pains German Remedy Relief
Adherika claims to relieve gas nervousness and sleep disturbance by acting on both upper and lower bowels. One dose allegedly provides fast relief. Sold by John S. Gigson Drug Co. lady.
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John S. Gigson Drug Co
Germany Frepties for War by Ewald Batse
The piece notes a new German work by Ewald Batse arguing why Germany lost the last war and how to prepare to win the next. It mirrors prior Allied criticisms of German militarism and asks how such literature shapes public opinion in the United States.
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Bernhardt
Troitschke
Germany
United States
Ewald Batse
Old Folks Laxative Chewing Tonic For Constipation
An outdated advertisement touts modern chewable laxatives for seniors promising thorough action without shock to the system. It extols ingredients and ease of use, warning delay can be dangerous and urging purchase at druggists nationwide.
Pro War Germany and Allied Fronts Warned by Professor
The fragmentary text cites a professor outlining a dire forecast. Germany must mobilize for war as Belgium, Holland, Prussia areas, and parts of Switzerland, Hungary, and Poland are named as potential fronts. The analysis stresses invasion and grinding of Slovakia and surrounding regions.
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Lofe’s
Convites
Dill Roberts
Bill Jr
Hugo, Okla
D. T. Chamberlain
Genie Chamberlain
J. G. Williams
South Elm Street
Williams
John Williams
Edgar Briant
Evelyn
Glen L. Willams
Marie Anisinette
Glenn Jr
Sophia
Nannette
Sabra Harris
Dennison
E. B. White
Sam Tayor
Harry Dabbs
Little Rock
C.D’ Lester
Edward Lester
Sowarl
T&lephone
Mars Hill
Nancy Hill
North Pine Street
Mary Haynes
Martha Eleanor Hlatkard
Nelson Miller
Sedalia, Mo
H. H. Stuart
Hope Chora Club
Kilner Snyder
First Methodist Church
Detroit
Robert F
Noble and Holy Order of the Knights of Labor
Knights
Sam Gompers
Gompers
Federation
Morel
W. W
Industrial Workers of the World
Elizabeth Arden
Barbara Gould
Lady Esther
John P. Cox Drug Co
Engle
Saenger Spethrusos
Walter Winchell
Ann Harding
Clive Brook
Mary Astor
Miss Astor
Hollywood
Nice
Honolulu
Pacific
Java
Floyd Sptterfield
Rephan’s
Eee
New York
Burial Insurance
Neighbors Life Insurance Co
State Insurance Commission
Hope
Mire
C.F. Holland
Baby Chicks
Oakcreet Hatchery
North Walnut Street
Adams
Trickére
St. Charles
Hastings
Laredos
Kobe
Korein
Ielson
Huckins J Laundry
Betis Ee
Mobild
Mobiloit
Shaun
Mobiloil
Mobilail
Mobilgas
Magnolia Stations and Dealers
Magnolia
UM Nei
Magnolia Heccolews Co. —A
Socony-Vacuum Company
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