Court Revolt Echoes On Capitol Hill In Roosevelts Era
Assorted remarks from House and Senate members signal unrest over Roosevelt era policy. Debates center on court reorganization and budget plans with loyalists torn between discipline and independence. A Senate panel proceeds with child labor hearings despite White House cautions on price fixing. A lighthearted aside then interrupts the political snapshot as a domestic anecdote concludes.
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Rabbits Help to Beat the Drouth in North Dakota
Williston North Dakota reports farmers utilizing jackrabbits to counter drought. Thousands killed annually for pelts sold to fur firms. in 25 days over 11 000 rabbits netted about 1.15 cents each. Bodies returned for poultry and hog feed, brined and shipped to fox farms for food.
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Fox Farms
Britain to Seek Empire Defense Cohesion at Conference
London reports say Britannia plans a broad imperial conference on defense, aiming to coordinate naval bases, air defenses, and marine communications among self governing units. Talks will cover Mediterranean role, aviation in defense, rearmament, and potential cooperation without a formal defense fund. Prime Minister Baldwin to open sessions.
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Memorial Planned for Sun Yat-sen in San Francisco
San Francisco plans a memorial statue in St Anne s square to honor Sun Yat-sen the Chinese revolutionary leader and former president. The stainless steel 1d foot image will be a gift from the local Kuomintang party honoring his study and planning of the revolt against the imperial house.
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Sun Yat-sen
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Kuomintang
Lincoln's Shawl Shipped West for Display in 1937 GA R Meet
The shawl Abraham Lincoln wore the night of his assassination is central to a Stockton display for Civil War veterans. Betty Perrin recalls soliciting support, promising the asbestos-wrapped relic for $10,000 to ship west for a public showing watched by guards. The shawl covered Lincoln when he died and was later sent by Lincoln's widow with other mementoes.
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Henderson State College
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Opal Norvell
Dolores Ashcart
He Scott
Marie Tate
la Verne Harper
Hildred Rowland
Odelle Wilson
Grace Edwards
Hugh Rhodes
Lomar Rowland
Ordis Bradford
Jack White
Ten Zumwalt
Goint Sale Tatorian
Sarah Louise Clark
Florence Warr
Thomas
Bert Scott
Weatherington
Russell Stephens
Horace Simic
Quentin Berryhe
Lila Vaughan
Stockton
Calif
Abraham Lincoln
California
Berkeley
San Francisco Bay
Betty Perrin
Convention Bureau
William R. Harr
Washington, D.C
John Wilkes Booth
Ford
Washington
William Peterson
Harris
Alexander Williamson
Lincoln
Tad
Williamson
Nearly 100 year old reader enjoys love stories
FALLS CITY Nebraska Mrs Charles F Krenker who is nearing her hundredth birthday still reads love stories with evident pleasure. She says there is nothing wrong with enjoying a nice romance.
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Charles F. Krenker
Estimated global buffalo headcount in primitive times
It has been estimated that there were between 50,000,000 and 75,000,000 head of buffalo in the world in primitive times.
Entangled Berlin Rules Tighten German Everyday Life
The navi regime imposes strict measures on daily goods including regulated gilt edging on dinnerware and bans real silver luxuries such as shakers toast racks and Cutlers. Real silver defined as 840 fine. Restrictions exempt foreign order fillings, preserving precious metals income. Border control reports 100,000 Mexican aliens crossing during a back to Mexico drive, reflecting broader unrest.
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Nugis
Berlin
Straw Dams Stop Rainfall in Soil
PAUL D. SHOEMAKER reports on straw dams used by farmers to control water runoff and erosion in gullied, newly seeded fields. The technique, involving a square-nosed shovel, straw, and earth, creates a protective barrier two to four feet apart.
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Paul D. Shoemaker
AP Farm
Athena
Oreo
Polly
Roal
C. Edwin Hill
Gregory Slate
Speed of nerve signal transmission stated
A historic note states that the speed of sensations along nerves is about 1n feet per second. The text emphasizes the remarkably slow rate of neural conductance in early scientific discussions.
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