Senate approves permanent CCC organization bill
The Senate, with two dissenting votes, approves the administration plan to make CCC camps permanent and sends the bill to a conference with the House. Provisions include pay adjustments for CCC director Fechner, cap enrollments at 315,400, and keeping camps under Army Reserve supervision.
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Washington
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Borah
House
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Dem. Va
Black
Dem
Ala
CCC
Clark
Dem. Mo
Fechner
Thomas Dem. Utd
Civil Marriage Rites in Stuttgart Alarm Church Leaders
Church leaders in Stuttgart criticize Nazi efforts to replace church weddings with civil ceremonies. The city marriage office promotes church ersatz with music and solemnity, moving ceremonies from plain halls to more state influenced rites.
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You Cant Take It With You George Johnson Tells His Workers
George F. Johnson, founder of Endicott-Johnson, says his fortune would be only about 2 million if invested and that he gives his salary away to benefit 20 000 workers. He emphasizes labor over capital, insists unions need not threaten his business, and plans to pass leadership to his son and nephew with a 1918 charter of capitalist principles guiding the firm.
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Willis Thornton
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Binghamton, N
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Jordan
Endicott-Johnson Shoe Co
Johnson Avers
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Wall Street
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American Legion
Hve
Henry Ford
Nephere
Endicott-Johnson
George W
Charles F
George I
Visitors Tour Altan CCC Camp To Observe Erosion Control
About 300 visitors toured the Altan CCC Camp directed by Camp Superintendent B C Ellen. The tour ended at the Hope project office where officials thanked staff for organizing the educational feature of the Soil Conservation Service program and praised erosion control methods demonstrated on 99 cooperating farms.
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B.C. Ellen
Project Office
Hope
Soil Conservation Service
Devanter Targeted in Criticism of Court Liberal Fire
The piece notes Justice Van Devanter as a frequent target of barbed criticism amid debates over a speeded up Supreme Court plan. It recalls his long public life, retirement prospects, and a Maryland farm with wheat gains, plus possible crop control payments. It mentions his stance against presidential policies and hints at future benefits from retirement pay or crop programs.
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Justice McReynolds
Maryland
Chesapeake Bay
Wallace
Moving toward a more equal future for human rights
The text envisions progress and constant improvement with confidence in a future where all may share the good things of life. It argues that human rights are more sacred than dollar rights and predicts a future where vice and crime are the same regardless of status or appearance.
Fragmented quotes on marriage, youth, and travel styles
A collage of quoted lines from Mae West's husband case, alimony sit down protest by Mrs. Genevieve Johnson, remarks by H P Raney on youth education, Arthur Flagler Fultz on musical taste, and Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt on travel. The excerpt resembles a newspaper clipping of miscellaneous opinions and personal statements.
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Frank Wallace
Mae West
Genevieve Johnson
Longmortz
Cole
H. PB. Raney
American Youth Congress of Parents and
Hfe
Arthur Flagler Fultz
Boston Music
Franklin 2. Roosevelt
Modern prophets and odd editorials mix in a quirky column
A fragmented item notes movie producers as modern prophets, recalls a ruined drain project in Doncaster, and mocks coronation missteps. It claims Germans are urged to chew longer to aid the economy, and Moscow cites Russia's death rate halving in 20 years. Also oddly hints at executions being excluded.
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England
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Russia
Peach Marketing School Opens In South Arkansas
Crop marketing in South Arkansas discussed with figures from 1500 to 1400 carloads of peaches shipped this year. Gordon Smith of C M H Robinson Co spoke on selling methods while O J Seymour of the South Arkansas Truck Growers Assn outlined records for co operative marketing and the association’s activities. A similar session was held in Warren with about 60 growers, agents, and teachers attending. Following, the South Arkansas Truck Growers Association held its annual spring meeting.
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Gordon Smith
C. M H. Robinson Company
Minneapolis
Minn
O. J. Seymour
South Arkansas
South Arkansas Association
Warren
South Arkansas Truck Grower's Association
Butter definitions under congressional dairy standards
Washington lawmakers describe butter as made exclusively from milk or cream with or without salt and optional coloring, containing at least 80 percent milk fat. Tolerances are noted, reflecting regulatory language from a congressional discussion.
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Congress
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